HANLONS OF ARMAGH MOVE TO KERRY

Hello Ken

How recently and far back are your records of Hanlons in Kerry?   Are many records available for the family in Armagh?

Regards

Eire2Go

The births/christenings go back to the 1770's at a stretch, I'm looking back to about 1809 at present but wondered when the clan arrived as I do not know when the first group/s arrived there. It does not seem to have been a major family in Kerry in the past.

The births/christenings go back to the 1770's at a stretch, I'm looking back to about 1809 at present but wondered when the clan arrived as I do not know when the first group/s arrived there. It does not seem to have been a major family in Kerry in the past.

Dear Ken
I think your reply disappeared, did you mention the name of a book?

Clare Doyle
Genealogy Support

Dear Clare,

All of Ken's and my posts since Ken's of 24th October (above) are missing. I've not seen removal of posts previously.  What would the reason for that?

Regards

Eire2Go

I'm not sure Eire - I did delete some spam (not you) from this thread and may have caught your posts there too, but I though I made sure to be very careful. I did notice that one of your posts was missing here and asked Ken about it. There may have been some sort of IT glitch.

Can you/Ken remember your conversation thread and repost at least the book title?
My apologies about this
Clare
Genealogy Support

Hi Clare, There must have been a a batch of spam message. By going through my 'deleted' box the earliest I have is post #42190. [http://www.irelandxo.com/comment/reply/37695/42190.] Then they go by ones, up to #42194. After that, it jumps to #42232 [http://www.irelandxo.com/comment/reply/37695/42232.] The XO IT-team will have backed up the database and can retrieve (reinstate) the missing set. Hope this is helpful. Ken's book reference will be useful to other readers. Eire2Go

Hi,

I am an O'Hanlon & my father came from Armagh . I am trying to trace my family history.

Thanks Teresa