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Duddy Inn, Wicklow
WicklowDunlavin (Wicklow)
3

a.whalen@xplornet.ca

4 years ago

Farrellys and Tevlins
MeathMoynalty (Meath)
7

Tony Tevlin

4 years ago

Search for Daniel Dwyer who married Catherine Stephens early 1800s2

Margot Secrette

4 years ago

Martin mannix
KerryCastleisland (Kerry)
4

johndorsey101@…

4 years ago

James Kennedy clerk of courts6

kellyeileen20@…

4 years ago

Seeking Guckian ~McNama & more
LeitrimKiltubbrid (Leitrim)
6

Chris Guckian

4 years ago

Heney / Heaney3

glanvil3@aol.com

4 years ago

McMahon in Lahensy, Kilmanaheen
ClareKilmanaheen (Clare)
3

beth12657

4 years ago

Captain Nicholas Peterson - died 1825. Napoleon's prisoner?
Cork
1
Ellen Power5

martyncurthoys

4 years ago

Jeremiah Malone and Mary Cahill
ClareCrusheen (Clare)Inchicronan (Clare)
4

McCoy

4 years ago

Seeking Information Mary and Bridget Davin transported to Australia 1849
GalwayOmey (Galway)
6

Robyn Booth

4 years ago

I am looking for the County/Parish/Townland/records for Hannah McCarthy born between 1823-1830 and married Patrick Kennedy birthdate unknown.
Cork
4

mtvrdk@gmail.com

4 years ago

Searching for an old friend.2

Clonpriest, IrelandXO Volunteer

4 years ago

Penelope Meagher/Cain Carroll4

Mary Jo Strauss

4 years ago

TIERNAN/LAVIN roots2

Castlemore Roscommon

4 years ago

Jane Henry baptised Ballybay 1824
MonaghanBallybay (Monaghan)
8

DMT2013

4 years ago

Guckian/Hackett
Annaduff (Leitrim)
4

Chris Guckian

4 years ago

Alexander SHAW, born 1845 Co. Cavan, emigrated to New Zealand 1865
Cavan
18

Bailieborough Cavan

4 years ago

Samuel Cassidy3

Bailieborough Cavan

4 years ago

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