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Quaine/Quinn/Quin family who lived in Bishop Street, Cobh.
CorkCobh (Cork)
7

Vincent O Driscoll

6 years ago

Mcauliffe / Dennehy
CorkNewmarket North Cork (Cork)
1
Where is Garrierdeen?
CorkAnnakissy (Cork)Castletownroche (Cork)
4

davepat

6 years ago

City of Cork Cemeteries
Cork
4

augaire@gmail.com

6 years ago

William Coleman, born May 1, 1814 near Fermoy, County Cork, Ireland.
CorkLisgoold (Cork)
6

Castlemore Roscommon

6 years ago

Maloney/Moloney, Hobbs, Hollies, Hornibrook, Burchill
CorkKilbrogan (Cork)
5

lgleavitt

6 years ago

Dora Desmond
Cork
7

sherm

6 years ago

Sullivan's from Rossnacaheragh / Ahakista area on Sheeps Head Penninsula
CorkDurrus (Cork)Kilcrohane (Cork)
8

sully7133@gmail.com

6 years ago

Location of Ancestor's parish church - St. Mary's, Cork City
Cork
3

Colleen Kennedy

7 years ago

Cornelius Dennehy / Margaret (Mary) Flyn
CorkSt Finbars (Cork)
5

Ksquared

7 years ago

The Cull family
CorkMiddleton (Cork)
9

dot.james@tisc…

7 years ago

Mallow Cork and Tobin67
Cork
3

tobinkin

7 years ago

Roche - bootmakers from Cork City
CorkCork City (Cork)
3

osekat66

7 years ago

Twomey-Coleman-Barrett-Sullivan - Ballincollig area
Cork
4

Castlemore Roscommon

7 years ago

Walsh / Mahony
CorkKinsale (Cork)
21

patrick

7 years ago

Tynans from Whitegate
CorkAghada (Cork)
1
William Cross and Johanna Murphy
CorkBallinaboy (Cork)
12

Rielly

7 years ago

My Great Grandmother Mary Ann Murphy from Cork
Cork
6

danmurphy52@ho…

7 years ago

Mary McCarthy, DOB 1837, Fountainstown, Co. Cork
Cork
6

davepat

7 years ago

Are these two men the same individual? Where else should I search?
CorkBrigown (Cork)
2

Castlemore Roscommon

7 years ago

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