I was born in Ireland, in the town of Wexford, on March 26th, 1854.
Already the Ulstermen were rising, and 30,000 rebels were afoot in Wexford.
Such were the doings on that Whitsunday in Wexford (27th May).
He was in Ireland in 1649, and was present at the taking of Wexford.
By that time rebellion had broken out in the county of Wexford.
Enniscorthy was taken, and the royal army marched on Wexford.
Jones himself, the brave governor of Dublin, died at Wexford.
The blow that had desolated Drogheda and Wexford did not need to be repeated.
If you have such summer there as here, sure the Wexford waters are good by this time.
I long to hear from you from Wexford, and what sort of place it is.
