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John Delany Born 1848 Galway.... search for relatives

 28-Dec-23 00:41 		Killeroran (Galway), Galway 7 Thank you Kevin.  John ha
by Belinda Davenport 28-Dec-23 23:10

Information sought on William D Daly.

 30-Sep-23 08:50 		Killeroran (Galway), Galway 3 Please ignore earlier post...n
by Patricia 1-Oct-23 21:11

Ballygar Churches

 8-Aug-20 13:09 		Killeroran (Galway), IrelandXO, Galway 2 Hi Matt,
by McCoy 7-Jan-21 19:09

Luke Carty

 12-Apr-20 22:46 		Killeroran (Galway), Galway 8 Matt,
by Emily Connolly 16-Apr-20 16:44

Boston attraction for Kenny and Cahill families

 5-Jan-19 20:08 		Killeroran (Galway), IrelandXO, Galway 5 RE; Kennys;  There may be
by M. Carty 20-Apr-23 20:44

Creation of Ballinlass estate caused evictions?

 15-May-18 00:09 		Killeroran (Galway), IrelandXO, Galway 6  
by Rebecca 19-Apr-21 6:16

John Burns 1833 married Mary Comboy 1831 ( my great grandmother their daughter Bridget Burns Stanton)

 1-Mar-18 20:40 		IrelandXO, Killeroran (Galway), Galway 13 There was a Honor Stanton/Staunton
by cpamoran 30-Aug-18 15:00

Liscuell W and Shaughnessy

 23-Dec-17 00:54 		IrelandXO, Killeroran (Galway), Galway 7 There are still Shaughnessys i
by M. Carty 20-Apr-23 20:25

Lohan and Hynes Lisquill

 15-Aug-17 20:06 		Killeroran (Galway), Galway 20 Hi John,
by Emily Connolly 20-May-19 21:29

Maggie Connelly (1882-?) and Michael Connelly (1884-?)

 20-Jul-17 01:26 		Killeroran (Galway), Galway 4 Georges:
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 21-Jul-17 15:34

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