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Kelly & Lavin
Aughrim (Roscommon)
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fionnstar@talk…

2 days ago

Kilbrogan baptisms 1820-1826 — HORNIBROOK / BURCHILL — NAI microfilm lookup
CorkKilbrogan (Cork)
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shanew147

2 days ago

James Johnston (c.1812–1889) and Elizabeth McGoldrick (c.1813–?) County Fermanagh
Fermanagh
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Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

2 days ago

Margaret Quinlan O'Meara/Meara9

Debbie CM

2 days ago

Patrick Morrison / Ellen Clarke, 1850's, county Mayo
Mayo
5

fitz1959

2 days ago

Kilmihil, Ballingarry - Donohue/Donoghue Research
Ballingarry Connello (Limerick)
10

glanvil3@aol.com

2 days ago

Healy (Killilea) family, Lismaha. Co Roscommon9

glanvil3@aol.com

2 days ago

Searching for Byrne relatives from Ballymacarbry, County Waterford
Waterford
4

emburns@earthl…

2 days ago

Guckian From Leitrim5

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

2 days ago

John McCann and Catherine Kerrigan
Lissan (Derry)
4

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

2 days ago

O'Hara of Culleens
SligoKilglass (Sligo)
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paulak

2 days ago

Marriage Record for Thomas Walsh
TipperaryThurles (Tipperary)
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jamjammoe@aol.com

2 days ago

Miss6

Declanoc

2 days ago

Anyone connected to either the Marlins or Maxwells in Curran?
Maghera (Derry)
9

Kathryn Wood

2 days ago

Seeking Stuart descendants in the 19th century
WexfordKillincooly (Wexford)
8

donhansen

2 days ago

Quinlan
TipperaryClonoulty (Tipperary)
21

Debbie CM

2 days ago

Visiting Athleague in Co. Roscommon6

Debbie CM

2 days ago

Seeking mother of Catherine Walsh, dau. of John Walsh, m. Thomas Bleane 1885 Castlebar
Castlebar (Mayo)
8

sheroux

2 days ago

Harrisons in COI 1833 Census Nohoval, Cork5

Kevin M Harrison

2 days ago

Lisheennacannina Townland3

Castlemore Roscommon

2 days ago

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