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Pleased you enjoyed the day, and so glad to have met you!

That’s good news!

That’s OK - hopefully he can be checked out and get rehydrated or given medication if necessary. Glad you posted about him.

I am no expert but looks like flystrike, and needs help.

Is it with a rescue now?

I don’t think I can DM you as you're not following me.

Same family at St. Mary’s, 1811 with son James?

Another year of birth was given by another (reasonably contemporary) source as 1797 (same month).

Frustrating, isn’t it? He was said to have been third son of a Matthew McEnery (a friend’s testimony). The family emigrated to USA, while he stayed to study in Limerick.

Yes, he found a few of those amazing teeth in Kents Cavern - the first from a British context. Please send me the archivist’s details, that would be really helpful.

I would love to find his baptism (conflicting dates are reported) There's other material I'm still looking for, including some letters he wrote which were (in 1938) in archives of the diocese of Limerick, but said to be 'lost' in 1960.