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Parents of Timothy & Ellen (Murphy) Sullivan, born circa 1808 and 1810 in County Cork?2

davepat

DNA tells me where
Louth
4

davepat

Australian visiting Cavan (1st visit to Ireland!) in mid Jan 2020. Seeking Morrow, maybe Richards or Wiggins family ancestors
CavanKillashandra (Cavan)
31

peter-morrow@r…

O'Sullivan / Collins / Donovan / Gorman of Dunmanway
CorkFanlobbus (Cork)
9

JOHNPGARRAH@GM…

Mary Kelly from Co. Roscommon
RoscommonLissonuffy (Roscommon)
6

Castlemore Roscommon

a question of townlands
LongfordKillashee (Longford)
8

Lukebaxter252@…

Parents of Timothy & Ellen (Murphy) Sullivan, born circa 1808 and 1810 in County Cork?
Cork
2

davepat

Meaning of text on baptism record5

ipmperry@gmail.com

Dore and O'Connell of Glin
LimerickGlin (Limerick)
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annemyh9@bigpond.com

Ancestor Geoffrey/Jeffrey O'Connell1
Michael J Driscoll Co Cork ca 1819- Jan 1881 Jackson County IA1
Meath Ancestry
MeathOldcastle (Meath)
9

misslizzyjohnson56

Joseph Campbell 1847, son of Hugh Campbell, husband of Annie Pillar - Dromore c1900-1917
DownDromore (Down)
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james.adams.58…

Melody/Melady
Sligo
4

nothing.as.ex@…

Daniel Hyde - Inchegeelagh, Cork
CorkInchigeelagh (Cork)
2

ColCaff

Eleanor (Elenor) Mahood
Down
4

tuma12502@gmail.com

Help locating data on two side of family line.
Donegal
11

janicefriel@aol.com

Gara / O'Gara Family
DonegalKilcar (Donegal)
2

JOHNPGARRAH@GM…

Considine of Clare4

jhalloranryan@…

Reynolds and Carroll from Nenagh, Tipperary
TipperaryNenagh (Tipperary)
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agirard9

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