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Margaret Lydon Freyne

Margaret Lydon Freyne

Died
1986-10-03 12:00:00
Gender
Female
Place of migration
Stayed in Ireland

Hi everyone 

I am in search of my Great grandmothers place of birth. She passed away on the 3rd of October 1986. Her husband was William Lydon my great grandfather who passed away on the 09th September 1960. 

Unfortunately I dont know where they both passed away or where their place of birth was. Only the dates they passed away which is on their headstone. Which I have given above. 

My Grandfather who was Michael Lydon told me  he was from Ireland and spoke great things about Ireland who I met in 1997. And unfortunately passed away in 2015 in New Zealand. I know he migrated to New Zealand and married my Grandmother and had children to her. They were my fathers parents. My father was also named Michael James Lydon who I resemble in features etc. 

I am trying to find where my Great grandparents were originally from. And where they were born. Margaret Lydon nee Freyne passed away 03/10/1986 and also William Lydon who passed away 09/09/1960. 

If anyone has and additional information I would be more than grateful. 

 

Thank you 

 

 

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