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Surname - Sludden, Sluddin, Sluddon, Slodin, Sludon
TyroneDonacavey (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Mary Ann O'Neil b: 1834
Tyrone
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Wray George L.S.
TyroneClogher (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Adams/Kelly Research Fivemiletown 1864
TyroneClogher (Tyrone)
3

miclarkelly

14 years ago

Any Parks have a DNA test done?
Tyrone
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Miller Baird Cousins in Tyrone
TyroneCarnteel (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Researching Quigley and Kincaid family of Urney Parish, Dartons and Creevy townlands
TyroneUrney (Tyrone)
3

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

McCrossan and Walls Families
TyroneUrney (Tyrone)
9

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Taggart/McKeever
TyroneDonaghedy (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Grimes Genealogy
Tyrone
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

MULLEN/HOGAN(HAGAN)
Tyrone
4

Eire2Go

14 years ago

Gillespie & Armstrong, in Parish Clogher
TyroneClogherny (Tyrone)
3

celia37

14 years ago

Mac Dougalls from Omagh
Tyrone
3

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Re birth circa 1850, Lislafferty, County Tyrone
TyroneArdstraw (Tyrone)
3

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Researching Hammill and Donnelly family from Clonfeacle Parish, likely Strangmore (Knox) townland
TyroneClonfeacle (Tyrone)
3

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Holmes Family from Benburb
TyroneClonfeacle (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Duncan search
Tyrone
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Glentimon/Urney/Co Tyrone
TyroneUrney (Tyrone)
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Joseph Parks, b. 1727 County Antrim, Ireland
Tyrone
3

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

Looking for family of John Scott, of the Irish Constabulary, possibly born in Omagh 1833 - 1838
Tyrone
2

IrelandXO member

14 years ago

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