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Man in uniform from 1920-1925

 23-Aug-23 19:56 		Ireland XO Community 2 Welcome to IrelandXO Michael!
by Rua, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘︎ 24-Aug-23 2:17

Maria Louisa NESBITT - born 1811 (County Cork) ; died 1847 (Poonah, India)

 23-Aug-23 16:04 		Ireland XO Community 7 Ok, thanks for the info.
by LucilleAguilar 16-Sep-23 11:48

Gaffney

 23-Aug-23 15:44 		Ireland XO Community 6 HI Patricia
by Ella1972 15-Sep-23 14:10

St. Lachteen's Cemetery, Grenagh

 23-Aug-23 14:12 		Grenagh (Cork), Cork 3 Thank you for your suggestion,
by donnawoman2 19-Oct-23 19:24

Leeper or Lepper

 23-Aug-23 08:05 		Annahilt (Down), Magheradrool (Down), Down, Down, Belfast (Antrim), Antrim 2 I am not sure that I would agr
by Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 23-Aug-23 9:30

Fam of Patrick Stack (born about 1820) & his wife Catherine (born about 1833)

 23-Aug-23 00:32 		Kerry, Kilmoyly (Kerry), IrelandXO, IrelandXO Updates, All, Kilmoyly (Kerry), Ardfert (Kerry), Ballincuslane (Kerry), Kilcolman Costello (Mayo), Mayo, Loughrea (Galway), Dingle or Daingean Uí Chúis in the Irish (Kerry), Milltown (Galway), Cork, Galway, Galway 12 Yes, a genealogist I worked wi
by MF 28-Aug-23 4:22

General query re R.I.C records...JAM. JOYCE b.ca 1837 Mayo

 22-Aug-23 20:12 		Ireland XO Community 5 Thank you so much Elwyn + McCo
by Davern 23-Aug-23 11:07

Hopkins in newtownbutler

22-Aug-23 20:11 		Ireland XO Community 3 This looks like William Hopkin
by Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 22-Aug-23 22:15

Jess Family, County Tipperary.

 22-Aug-23 07:24 		Ireland XO Community 3 Thanks. The family always said
by Mandy R 24-Aug-23 23:01

Tithe records

 22-Aug-23 05:29 		Ireland XO Community 5 Do you know the name of the sh
by Margot 24-Aug-23 8:31

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