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Honora Mccann, born 1820.
Hospital (Limerick)
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barry.33aaa@ya…

Michael Kearns, born Dublin 1810.
Dublin
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barry.33aaa@ya…

Morrissy , John (1811-?) and Mary nee Murphy 1810-?) , farmers whereabouts, southern Ireland
Clare
2

Castlemore Roscommon

marriage certificate found date 28.06.1877 who does it belong to?!5

shanahan_david…

Patrick Kenny4

glanvil3@aol.com

Ann
LimerickBruff (Limerick)
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barry.33aaa@ya…

Maher - Maher wedding 25 Feb 1884
TipperaryKillenaule (Tipperary)
5

doktorkumis7@g…

Looking for O'Connell family from Kilcaskan, Cappyanghna No. 12
Kilcaskan (Cork)
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Castlemore Roscommon

Can someone help me
CorkCloyne (Cork)
5

Castlemore Roscommon

Marriage of Andrew Campbell b circa 1815 and Mary McMahon b circa 1816.
Monaghan
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bryncomp@hotma…

Kilbrides in Cloonchambers
RoscommonKilkeevin (Roscommon)
11

killerkilbride…

Magee/McGee, Charles
ArmaghDrumcree (Armagh)
6

hybridauth_user 11

Bridge St Carrick On Shannon
LeitrimKiltoghert (Leitrim)
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Geraldine Buckley-Smith, Ireland XO Volunteer

Casey family
Waterford
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mikecasey52@ya…

Get the best pizza delivery services near you3

connorrampling…

McKiernan and Fitzpatrick of County Cavan
CavanKillashandra (Cavan)
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demarestr@msn.com

Looking for information about Lawrence Doolan
Ballyboy (Offaly)
5

donnambuck101@…

Balmer
AntrimFinvoy (Antrim)
5

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Foster - Ferguson and McDonald - Brennan2

Castlemore Roscommon

John Prendergast and Judith Darcy (Kilkenny County)2

Castlemore Roscommon

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