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Jeremiah Hallinan
CorkAghabulloge (Cork)
7

Castlemore Roscommon

10 years ago

Lucey of Banteer
CorkClonmeen (Cork)
2

IrelandXO member

10 years ago

Moureabbey Graveyards
CorkMourneabbey (Cork)
4

Christina

10 years ago

Fitzgeralds of Johnstown, Glanworth
CorkGlanworth (Cork)
2

ColCaff

10 years ago

Hartnett family from County Cork
Cork
4

ChernH

10 years ago

John Fair born Clonakilty C1805
CorkKilgarriffe (Cork)
5

Castlemore Roscommon

10 years ago

John Fair born Clonakilty C1805
CorkKilgarriffe (Cork)
2

Castlemore Roscommon

10 years ago

Looking for descendants of Patrick Dillon (possibly Dillan) born 1821/22
Cork
4

MikeABarry

10 years ago

Catherine Mary Driscoll
CorkRoss (Cork)
2

IrelandXO member

10 years ago

DONOVAN - Cornelius, Jeremiah, Richard, Dennis, and sisters
CorkInchigeelagh (Cork)
2

Castlemore Roscommon

10 years ago

DONOVAN - Cornelius, Jeremiah, Richard, Dennis, and sisters
Cork
2

Castlemore Roscommon

10 years ago

John Joseph O'Brien (Jack) born 04/06/1907 my father.
CorkChurchtown North Cork (Cork)
3

Mallow Cork

10 years ago

Poor House between 1880 and 1890
CorkCrosshaven (Cork)
2

shanew147

10 years ago

DOOLING AND SWANTON FAMILIES
CorkKinneigh (Cork)
4

slabounty

10 years ago

Bartholomew Foley & Hanora Connors
CorkRathcormack (Cork)
4

IrelandXO member

10 years ago

Townlands around Kilmurry
CorkKilmurry (Cork)
3

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

10 years ago

Murphy & Drinan
CorkBallyfoyle (Cork)
6

ktdreier@hotmail.com

10 years ago

Maloney
CorkBrigown (Cork)
2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

10 years ago

Frank East in Cork in 1857
CorkCork City (Cork)
3

IrelandXO member

10 years ago

James O'Brien of Thomas O'Brien & Johanna (Connell)?
CorkAghada (Cork)
6

IrelandXO member

10 years ago

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