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Mary:
I looked at the 1858 Griffiths Valuation head of household listing for Emlaghfad civil parish. It looks like the surname was Hannan. There was a James Hannan in Lissananny More townland and it is likely he is your relative.
http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/sligo/emlaghfad.htm
You may want to try www.rootsireland.ie which is a pay site to view records. They have the RC marriage records starting in 1824 and the baptismal records starting in 1856 for Emlaghfad parish..
Finally, if you check the 1901 census www.census.nationalarchives.ie you will see that there were three Hannan or Hannon households in Lissananny More townland. NOTE: The townland was erroneously shown as Lissanahny More in the 1901 censu.
Roger McDonnell
Hi Roger
Thank you so much, this information is very helpful. I went back and looked at one of the letters that I have from James to his son Thomas and the spelling is Hannan. The James Hannan listed in the1858 Griffiths Valuation is my Great Great Grandfather.
I will also talke a look at the other sorces you mentioned.
thank you
Mary
Mary .. if you are still on this site, can you contact me at mpitkin (at) live.com? I'm working on my husband's family and trying to connect him to the family you referenced above.
Thanks,
Also mary
