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Mary Loughrey of Crusheen
Clare
2

glanvil3@aol.com

2 years ago

Are these Grahams related?2

Margot Secrette

2 years ago

Robert Greer (born 1758 or 1759) in Dundalk, Louth and died in Templepatrick in 18216

Melanie Greer

2 years ago

Malley's of Murrisk5

RipleyDeSilva

2 years ago

Death records for Sarah Jane McComb parents?2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

2 years ago

John and Catherine Enright of Athea
LimerickAthea (Limerick)
22

Margot Secrette

2 years ago

Henry Connors, Thomastown, Kilkenny
KilkennyThomastown (Kilkenny)
5

susanoconnor

2 years ago

Savage Family New Ross Wexford and Little Family of Spa Hill Borris Co Carlow
DublinSkerries (Dublin)
5

alcat972

2 years ago

Savage Family New Ross and Little family of Spa Hill Borris Co Carlow
WexfordNew Ross (Wexford)
4

alcat972

2 years ago

The O Neills and the Littles, Spa Hill and surrounding area3

alcat972

2 years ago

Abigail Flack granddaughter of the Rev Samuel Dunlop
AntrimBallintoy (Antrim)
8

drmfbrown@gmail.com

2 years ago

BONES/BOWN7

glanvil3@aol.com

2 years ago

Patrick Johnston16

glanvil3@aol.com

2 years ago

Thomas HIggins and Margaret Scott5

glanvil3@aol.com

2 years ago

Patrick Murphy (1770-1852) & Catherine Avery - Slieverue3

Laura.Murphy

2 years ago

Browner families in Wexford
WexfordTempleludigan (Wexford)
8

liam keilthy

2 years ago

Looking for birth details of my great grand father and mother, Patrick Trainor and Teresa Shannon
Down
7

Johanna Trainor

2 years ago

Gorman Family
TyroneDromore (Tyrone)
7

Michael Traynor

2 years ago

Browners Camaross Kilgarvan
WexfordAdamstown (Wexford)Taghmon (Wexford)
3

etrimmburke@ya…

2 years ago

Browner family1

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