| Name of metalworker |
Date |
Information |
KEY TO SOURCES |
| UNIDENTIFIED (possibly
Shanahan) |
1786 |
To be let, an ironmongers
retail and workshop … it has been conducted for upwards of 50 years.
Proposals in Dublin to Mr Marsh or to Mr Shanahan, Kilkenny, who will
continue the business till a proper tenant offers. |
FLJ 6.9.1786 |
| UNIDENTIFIED (possibly Doyle's) |
pre 1856 |
... antique culinary utensil for many years suspended
over the entrance of a foundry in Irishtown. |
MOD 2.2.1856 |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1832 |
King Street, House Smith. |
VOTERS |
| AGAR |
1833 |
A whitesmith in King Street,
workshop. |
JNL 6.3.1833 |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1834 |
To set, profit rent from
premises in King Street where George Agar, smith, resides. |
JNL 26.2.1834 |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1852 |
Exhibited a knife. |
LAW |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1839 |
King Street, (Black & white
smiths list) |
SHEARMAN |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1840-42 |
King Street, (Black & white
smiths list) |
GOGGINS |
| AGAR GEORGE |
1856 |
Whitesmith & locksmith, King
Street. |
SLATER |
| AIKENHEAD, CATHERINE & CO. |
1856 |
Ironmonger & hardwareman,
High Street & Rose Inn Street. [See St John’s Priory gravestones for a
Catherine Aikenhead, widow of William, died 1878 age 80.] |
SLATER |
| AIKENHEAD MRS C |
1856 |
Mrs C Aikenhead, Ormonde
House. Wanted two apprentices for the ironmongery businesss. |
MOD 5.7.1856 |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1824 |
Tinplate worker & brazier,
Rose Inn Street. |
PIGOT |
| AIKENHEAD W |
1831 |
Parade, Kilkenny, brazier,
kitchen furnisher & family ironmonger … announcement that he now carries on
the Smith business –list of his wares. NB Church bells supplied. |
JNL 26.2.1831 |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1836 |
Ironmonger, Parade. [An
advertisement, the whole of which is for patent medicines.] [See St Johns
Priory gravestones for a William Aikenhead died 11.3.1847 age 51.] |
JNL 9.1.1836 |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1839 |
Parade, (ironmonger &
hardware dealers list). |
SHEARMAN |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1839 |
Rose Inn Street, (tinsmith &
braziers list). |
SHEARMAN |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1840-42 |
Parade, (ironmonger &
hardware dealers list.) (Also Inspector of Weights & Measures, Parade.) |
GOGGINS |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1840-42 |
Rose Inn Street, (tinsmith &
braziers list) |
GOGGINS |
| AIKENHEAD WILLIAM |
1860 |
Mr William Aikenhead,
hardware. |
INFIRMARY 13.3.1860 |
| AYRES MR |
1852 |
Exhibited wrought-iron nails.
[See St Patrick's Gravestones for a John Ayres, Nailer, of c1820.] |
LAW |
| BARNES WILLIAM |
1772 |
Journeyman Nailer. |
FLJ 28.10.1772 |
| BARRY WILLIAM |
1856 |
Nailmaker, Walkin Street. |
SLATER |
| BETTS BENJAMIN |
1796 |
City of Kilkenny, nailer. |
FLJ 30.7.1796 |
| BETTS BENJAMIN |
1856 |
Nailmaker, Bull Alley. |
SLATER |
| BETTS BENJAMIN |
1881 |
Watergate, ironmonger/hardwareman. |
SLATER |
| BETTS JAMES |
1870 |
Irishtown, blacksmith. |
SLATER |
| BETTS JAMES |
1881 |
Irishtown, blacksmith. |
SLATER |
| BEATTS JAMES |
1894 |
Watergate, ironmonger &
blacksmith. |
SLATER |
| BETTS BROTHERS |
1884 |
Hardware dealers, Irishtown. |
BASSETT |
| BETTS PETER |
1884 |
Nailer, Irishtown. |
BASSETT |
| BOLGER DAVID |
1884 |
Hardware merchant, King
Street. Advertisement pg 82. Late M A Cullen. |
BASSETT |
| BRANAK PETER |
1839 |
Celebrated cutler of this
city, committed suicide. |
MOD 31.7.1839 |
| BRENNAN CHARLES |
1862 |
Has opened an establishment
opposite the Tholsel –coach painting, trimming and smith work. |
MOD 28.12.1862 |
| BRENNAN R |
1919 |
Smith, James Street. |
DUBLIN |
| BRYAN RICHARD |
1772 |
Journeyman nailer. |
FLJ 28.10.1772 |
| BRYAN WILLIAM |
1832 |
The New Buildings, metal
founder. |
VOTERS |
| BUCKLEY NICHOLAS |
1824 |
Ironmonger, High Street. |
PIGOT |
| BUCKLEY PATRICK |
1788 |
Grocer & ironmonger, High
Street. |
LUCAS |
| BULGER THOMAS |
1824 |
Ironmonger, High Street. |
PIGOT |
| BULGER JAMES |
1839 |
John’s Green (Black & white
smiths list) |
SHEARMAN |
| BULGER JAMES |
1840-42 |
John’s Green (Black & white
smiths list) |
GOGGINS |
| BURKE WILLIAM |
1884 |
Tin smith, Chapel Lane. |
BASSETT |
| BURNHAM FRANCIS |
1788 |
Ironmonger, Irish Town |
LUCAS |
| BURNHAM FRANCIS |
1798 |
FB, white smith and
iron-monger thanks for patronage upwards of 20 years past. He repairs and
cleans fire-arms. A journeyman gun-maker wanted. |
FLJ 7.2.1798 |
| BURNHAM & SON |
1824 |
Ironmongers, Coal-Market. |
PIGOT |
| BURNANE DENIS |
1506 |
Denis Burnane, point-maker,
was received free. |
LIBER P |
| BUTLER LUKE |
1824 |
Ironmonger, High Street. |
PIGOT |
| BUTLER LUKE |
1831 |
LB High Street, Kilkenny
wants a young lad as apprentice assistant in the ironmongery & hardware
business. |
JNL 1.10.1831 |
| BUTLER L |
1833 |
The old established house
furnishing, ironmongery, hardware, saddlery & brush warehouse, High Street,
Kilkenny. Grates etc. manufactured at the concerns. |
JNL 30.11.1833 |
| BUTLER LUKE |
1834 |
Has sold his extensive
ironmongery establishment to Mr Thomas Power, High Street. |
JNL 26.4.1834 |
| BYRNE DANIEL |
1839 |
John Street, iron merchants. |
SHEARMAN |
| BYRNE DANIEL |
1840-42 |
John Street, iron merchants. |
GOGGINS |
| BYRNE JAMES |
1824 |
Tinplate worker & brazier,
John Street. |
PIGOT |
| BYRNE PATRICK |
1856 |
Tinplate worker & brazier,
High Street. |
SLATER |
| BYRNE WILLIAM |
1815 |
Copper manufacturer, from
Dublin, commenced business in James’ Street, Kilkenny. |
MOD 1.7.1815 |
| BYRNE WILLIAM |
1824 |
Coppersmith, Irishtown. |
PIGOT |