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Frances or Mary Frances known as Fannie Malone

Frances or Mary Frances known as Fannie Malone

Died
1925-04-11 12:00:00
Gender
Female
Place of migration
Migrated to/Born in USA

 

I would like to add information on my other side of the family. I received some help for the Lyons from Cork and am grateful. 

Information from my paternal side of the family noted that Frances Malone or "Fannie" or Mary Frances was born around 1868 in County Longford, Ireland. She immigrated to New York, where she married Edward Duffy 28 Feb 1892 In NY and died in New York April 11, 1925 as Frances Duffy. Her mother was Bridget Mahon and father was Hugh Malone i.e. noted on her death certificate here in US. She had two sisters, Ellen and Annie. Ellen Malone came to NY married Hugh Kelly and died  on Jan 14, 1892 in New York. Annie Malone was born around 1866 and married James Miley (I believe) in Longford, Ireland. She died in Longford, Ireland.  All of these names are so common that it has been difficult to pinpoint the eact parish. 

 

Denise Duffy

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