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Can you tell me about the sirname 'Kidder'?
Cork
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St Peters Louth

7 years ago

Information concerning great, great, great-grandparents
Cork
1
Longs from Bandon
CorkBandon (Cork)
4

reets

7 years ago

FAMILY SEARCH FOR STOWARD ARRIVED CORK IN 1717
Cork
5

Myross Cork

7 years ago

Searching for information David Barry Carrigaline, County Cork.
Cork
6

Irishbodyguard

7 years ago

Researching O'Connor and/or Hyde from Cork, Cork City, Ireland who moved to London, England mid 1800's.
CorkCork City (Cork)
1
James Ahern of Clonpriest
CorkClonpriest (Cork)Killeagh (Cork)
4

philomena irwin

7 years ago

Gleesons
CorkClonpriest (Cork)
6

philomena irwin

7 years ago

Mary Ann Ahern, October 4, 1837
Cork
1
david lynch
Cork
6

davepat

7 years ago

Crowley- Dripsey, Inniscarra and Cronin Aghabullogue
CorkAghabulloge (Cork)Inishcarra (Cork)
3

kellslax

7 years ago

Kate Roche, my great grandmother
CorkFermoy (Cork)
5

davepat

7 years ago

John Kennedy born Graig
CorkKilworth (Cork)
6

KennedyFamily

7 years ago

O'Sullivans from Macroom
CorkMacroom (Cork)
1
Kilshanna
Cork
5

Castlemore Roscommon

7 years ago

GRANGEMORE, LISLEE, CORK - families Foley, Sexton, McCarthy - early 1800s.
CorkLislee (Cork)
4

Sinead Spearing

7 years ago

John Shea b. Nov. 1, 1817 and Margaret Murphy ~1823
Kilcatherine (Cork)Tuosist (Kerry)
8

Margaretdukema…

7 years ago

Regan/Morris(on)
Cork
5

jhalloranryan@…

7 years ago

Coming to Liscarroll in May. Would love to connect with Brislane descendants from Rockspring, Churchtown, Liscarroll
Cork
4

jhalloranryan@…

7 years ago

William Murphy Shipwright
CorkPassage West (Cork)
1

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