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ERWIN BACKGROUND

CorkChurchtown North Cork (Cork)

Thanks for the responses.  We pursued a possible  Irwin (Annagh) cionnectuion several years ago, but they didn't claim us.  There was, however, a Jeremiah Irvine at Ballygrace in the Griffiths Valuation snd the Heritage Cenre has baptismal records for five of his seven children, mostly lising Ballygrace as their homeplace.  Jeremiah's wife was Ellen Gorman and there are Gorman relatives still in and near Buttevent (Peggy Thornhill and the Johnson/Madigans).  I hope to see them on Thursday or Friday Sept 19/20 and had some hope that Noel Leniahn, who greeted the last cousin to visit,  might be around. 

I know quite a bit about the Erwins' adventures in the States and would be happy to bring/send a summary if collecting such is part of your mission. 

IrelandXO member

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Hi,

 

Yes Noel Linehan is still around, I will tell him about your arrival, when are you planning to visit Churchtown? 

Mallow CorkIrelandXO Volunteer

I expect to be in Churchtown on Thursday, Sept.19 or the next day, the 20th.  Noel can probably contact me through my very, very distant cousin, Michael Johnson

IrelandXO member

I expect to be in Churchtown on Thursday, Sept.19 or the next day, the 20th.  Noel can probably contact me through my very, very distant cousin, Michael Johnson

IrelandXO member

Thanks, I will inform Noel

 

Annemarie

Mallow CorkIrelandXO Volunteer

This a long shot, however, I am looking for the Gorman family from Charleville.  James Gorman 1800 and Johanna Kirby 1810 had seven children in Ireland and two in Lancashire, one of whom was my great grandfather.

They had two girls named Ellen, one born 1840 the other, born 1847, married a Moses Kenny, they moved to Nebraska.

I would be interested to know if Ellen born 1840 is the same Ellen Gorman you are connected with.

Very best regards,

PeterDewhurst

IrelandXO member

 

 

Hi Peter, I will pass your question on to the original poster per email and get back to you

 

Anne Marie

Mallow CorkIrelandXO Volunteer

Thanks for your help, it is really appreciated.

Peter

 

IrelandXO member

 

No answer yet, but I am sure there will be one soon

Mallow CorkIrelandXO Volunteer

i'll keep my fingers crossed.  However, with a name like Gorman, with or without the O' , the possibilities are endless - on my father's side has one side from Wales with the unusual name of Jones !!!  Brick wall after Brick wall there.

It is good of you to help.

Peter

IrelandXO member

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