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Bridget Seery (1805-1870) married Patrick Carney (1799-1859) in c. 1833. They are parents of six children born in Ireland.
RoscommonDysart (Roscommon)
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freed65@xtra.co.nz

4 years ago

Looking for Baptismal Cert - Taylor- Iveagh Buildings, Dublin
Dublin
4

Sharon Dowie

4 years ago

Catherine Foster3

lyalladamson@o…

4 years ago

John and Catherine Craig nee Foster
DublinMonkstown (Dublin)
3

lyalladamson@o…

4 years ago

Gilmore Family, Portaferry, Ballyphilip, Balygalget13

rowenna1

4 years ago

PETER DEMPSEY 1858 WEXFORD
WexfordWexford Town (Wexford)
7

wanderingquetc…

4 years ago

Visiting in August (tracking the Cassidys or McMahons)
Roundstone (Galway)
5

gregsperth@gmail.com

4 years ago

Long / Cormack
KilkennyDunnamaggan (Kilkenny)
9

barryblong@gmail.com

4 years ago

Stewart/McIlroy
Antrim
1
Annie Ravenwood (O'connell)1
Martin Naughton and Bridget Fallon
GalwayKilbegnet (Galway)
12

lambo58@aol.com

4 years ago

Barney Malone, Killabban Parish, Queen's (Laois?) County early 1800's3

glanvil3@aol.com

4 years ago

Looking for birthplace of James and Isabella Malone3

ejmalone2

4 years ago

Visiting in August (tracking Connor and Travers)
Dungarvan (Kilkenny)
3

gregsperth@gmail.com

4 years ago

Our first visit in August (tracking the Kennys)
Ferns (Wexford)
3

gregsperth@gmail.com

4 years ago

First visit in August (tracking Rosanna Cartwright)
OffalyEdenderry (Offaly)
3

gregsperth@gmail.com

4 years ago

Roscommon Connections & Upcoming Travel
Roscommon
2

Rua

4 years ago

Trainer's of Ballylintach, Derry
Derry
5

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

4 years ago

Michael John Doyle
Leitrim
4

bearla

4 years ago

Julia Kirby, Limerick
Limerick
2

McCoy

4 years ago

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