Searching for Gillogly ancestor

The period you are looking at will almost certainly only have deeds, wills, contemporary records etc to provide any information. To get these will mean trawling through many sources. The Registry of Deeds may have something. As yet it has not been made available online although the volunteers who are transcribing the basic info in them are doing a fabulous job. Of the deeds so far listed only 2 Gilhuly in Leitrim.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~registryofdeeds/by_name/name172.htm

There is also the problem of working through the many variant spellings.

Bob Graham (County Fermanagh XO)

I am researching my husbands family whose family originates from the same folks as stated in your message. John Gallogly (aka Gillogly) is my husbands 4x great-grandfather. One of his sons, Hugh Gallogly (aka Gillogly) is his 3x great-grandfather. My primary focus is to find exactly when Hugh died and where he is buried. His will was created in 1822 in Greene Co PA but I can find nothing on the burial details. Most folks take that date as his date of death but I like to have supporting documentation if at all possible for specific events. I include all of John and Anna and their children in my research as well. Any information would be wonderful!