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Geraghty/Phelan
OffalyRhode (Offaly)
3

finola.coy@sky.com

What went on in 1908?
GalwayKilkerrin (Galway)
7

acidengr1@comc…

Small / Minogue3

Kieran Jordan, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Patrick Bradley and Elizabeth MacLaughlin
DerryBallynascreen (Derry)Magilligan (Derry)
4

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Patrick Tuite
CavanMunterconnaught (Cavan)
6

rvtuite@outloo…

Four CUNNINGHAM families
Tyrone
6

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Randall (Randyl) Alexander3

Julie St George

John Nelson married Margaret Moloney with all children being born in Scarriff, County Clare
ClareScarriff (Clare)
12

sgb271935@tpg.com.au

Robert McCracken
AntrimBelfast (Antrim)
7

vondunn4554@ou…

WEIR-DUKE
ArmaghTartaraghan (Armagh)Kilmore (Armagh)
4

Serenityjane@g…

David Sloss (c1838-1919)of Crew, Maghera
DerryMaghera (Derry)
5

edwardlascelle…

Handran -Mayo County4

terryanne

Lena Quinlan looking for more info
Tyrone
2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Brophy and Hogan Family Search Roscrea Parish, Tipperary2

Eamonn M. Horan

Hugh Cunningham, born 1826, emigrated to US in 1847, son of George and Elisabeth
Donegal
4

Castlemore Roscommon

Daniel Black
DerryKilrea (Derry)
6

liamoduibh@out…

Border of Sligo and Mayo Parishes2

Castlemore Roscommon

Catherine Walsh/ O'Brien family in county Mayo.
Mayo
4

kpitts60@gmail.com

McCormack,Gavin, Brophy and EganTullamore and surrounding areas
OffalyTullamore (Offaly)
5

Christine Miranda

Correction in relation to Mullingar Workhouse information ...2

vkelly@irelandxo.com

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