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Malone/Nolan/Fagan/Halpin- West Meath/Meath

My Malone family is from Moyrath, Klidalkey Parish,County Meath. It apears they movedfrom Mullinger, WestMeathto Meath in the early 1800's. The Sur names I listed are names that have a connection with the Malone family, either as friends or relation. Anyone have an intrest in the above names?

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I am indeed interested in the Nolan connection. I have learned my GGF John Nolan was from County Meath. I am not sure where in Meath. He settled in Wisconsin, buying a farm in 1850. There he married Annie Reilly from County Galway.

noleoni

I am indeed interested in the Nolan connection. I have learned my GGF John Nolan was from County Meath. I am not sure where in Meath. He settled in Wisconsin, buying a farm in 1850. There he married Annie Reilly from County Galway.

noleoni

Bill, I have interest in the name Christopher Fagan that family tradition has him coming from either Meath or Westmeath. He was my 3rd great grandfather born circa1820-1825. He relocated to Farmington, CT, becoming known as the potato king. Any info greatly appreciated. Jack Fagan.

 

 

Jafagan

There was a James Nolan , farmer, settled in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Same town as my relation. I saw him in ancestery.

bmalone@milwpc.com

Jack, my Fagan, Jane,  married my Ggrandfathers brother, Patrick Malone, Her grave marker says she was born in WestMeath. There are several other Fagan family members, but no Christopher that I found. Janes family settled in Washington County, Wisconsin in the late 1840's

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