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James Scanlon born Killfuddy 14 September 1914
Killeevan (Monaghan)Kilskeery (Tyrone)
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Castlemore Roscommon

4 years ago

And Malone - a tailor in Carlingford, born in 1810.
LouthCarlingford (Louth)
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Louth hall

4 years ago

Thomas Mahoney and Mary McCann - Carrigaholt, County Clare, Ireland
Clare
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mollydigger

4 years ago

Quinn to Chwiendacz3

quinn_william@…

4 years ago

Robert McKeag married Margaret Kincaid 8 July 1804 Presbyteriam Church Killinchy and Kilmud - Verify please?3

shezza51@gmail.com

4 years ago

O'Grady/Grady Feakle Co. Clare
ClareFeakle (Clare)
12

IrelandXO Mode…

4 years ago

Philip Clark(e) of Bailieborough. Born 1799
CavanBailieborough (Cavan)
10

angela.boreham…

4 years ago

Wallaces /Fordes in Catron/Ballinderreen
GalwayBallinderreen (Galway)
5

arleen_geraght…

4 years ago

Searching for family of Mary Jane Barry
Limerick
3

Ksquared

4 years ago

John Thomas Burke5

j tolhurst

4 years ago

Fitzgerald
Waterford
3

pia67@iinet.net.au

4 years ago

KILL Drom Parish location
TipperaryDrom (Tipperary)
5

Kathleen Fanning

4 years ago

Dunseath - another brick wall6

aileenmoxon@ou…

4 years ago

Canole & Casey of Parkmore, Doorus. County Galway8

IrishMike369

4 years ago

Catherine Egan3

kkbooth@optusn…

4 years ago

Butler
ClareKilkeedy (Clare)
4

Woody Butler

4 years ago

Looking for family
Limerick
5

Castlemore Roscommon

4 years ago

Looking for anyone from The Howard family
ClareKilfarboy (Clare)
10

earlathome@big…

4 years ago

Baptismal Record attached
Tipperary
4

4th generation Aussie Irish

4 years ago

Rush / Bones Family15

Robert Watt, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

4 years ago

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