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July visit2

mtvrdk@gmail.com

last year

Connolly/Brady Family
CavanDrumlumman (Cavan)
6

Murphody

last year

Seeking Townland in Templemichael Parish, County Longford
Longford
8

mtvrdk@gmail.com

last year

Michael Cassidy and Ellen Dwyer8

Margot Secrette

last year

Did they really get married in New York?
ClareKilrush (Clare)
7

Annette

last year

Looking for Christiana Dower b 1810 King’s County, married about 1830-1834 to (first name unknown, may be Eoghan) Kenny.
Horseleap (Offaly)
4

cindy.taylor17…

last year

Seeking information on Joyce/McDonogh family8

Erinn

last year

Townlands Kilgarvan, Co. Kerry
Kilgarvan (Kerry)
10

ingridhelmer@z…

last year

Flynn/Flinn of Waterford, Ireland13

Rae Martin

last year

Hugh Herbert (1805) and Julia O'Hara a family mystery
Westmeath
4

chico2922

last year

Seeking Birthplace & Parents of Bridget Cane (b. 1870, emigrated 1887)12

cmheppner

last year

Cassins and Mearas (Cashin/Cashen-Mara) possibly in Shinrone
OffalyShinrone (Offaly)
5

Castlemore Roscommon

last year

McHugos in Loughrea, County Galway
Galway
10

Castlemore Roscommon

last year

Winifred Frances Reany, 1862, possibly Roscommon3

glanvil3@aol.com

last year

Reid - McKinley - Alcorn
Clondahorky (Donegal)
5

Rae Martin

last year

Tracing my Irish ancestors from Newmarket and Macroom
Newmarket North Cork (Cork)
7

bconnell

last year

Dougherty Doherty
TyroneDungannon (Tyrone)
4

ddhority

last year

Drum Ancestors - surname COUGHTER
Drum (Mayo)
14

Bill Dalton

last year

Looking for John Fleming & family
Galway
6

nancybegnoche

last year

Andrew Quin family of Mullingar
Mullingar (Westmeath)
3

Castlemore Roscommon

last year

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