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Grandparents and Great Grandparents Martyn family5

McCoy

3 years ago

James Scanlon2

amhealy@irelan…

3 years ago

Ancestry DNA Connections West Galway
GalwayOranmore (Galway)
2

amhealy@irelan…

3 years ago

Robert Selfridge2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

3 years ago

Rogan Ancestors Update
Kilglass (Longford)
4

Diane Gilhula

3 years ago

Abbreviation on Catholic marriage record3

genie57@iinet.net.au

3 years ago

wanted: modern day Bird families in Ireland w/ DNA samples2

amhealy@irelan…

3 years ago

Settlers to South Africa in 1820 with Captain Thomas Butler2

amhealy@irelan…

3 years ago

Anne Fryan
Dublin
2

Catherine, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘︎

3 years ago

Looking for ancestors
KilkennyBalleen (Kilkenny)
3

Catherine, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘︎

3 years ago

McCoy - Horan
AntrimRathlin (Antrim)
20

marguaritemccoy

3 years ago

William Ballard: crossing from Drogheda4

Adesso

3 years ago

Galway Assizes June/July 18203

kayeschofield@…

3 years ago

Looking for headstone photos in Inishowen and Tirhugh
DonegalCuldaff (Donegal)Donagh Or Carndonagh (Donegal)Drumhome (Donegal)Templecarn (Donegal)Kilbarron (Donegal)Clonca (Donegal)
7

Whelanmg, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘︎

3 years ago

Daley, John, children and marriage
ClareDysert (Clare)
7

Betty

3 years ago

Ellen Callaghan born Cork 18314

Adesso

3 years ago

Margaret Kavanagh's Parents?7

Laura Klein

3 years ago

Roscommon and Strokestown Workhouse Records5

researcher47

3 years ago

Maloney tree research
GalwayKilbegnet (Galway)
8

tylermaloney18

3 years ago

Ann and Charles McCallen were residents of Monaghan until they were lost at sea in 1818 in the Indian Ocean.
Monaghan
2

Bailieborough Cavan

3 years ago

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