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Cormongan Townland

 21-Jun-24 01:52 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 13 Eileen, thanks you so much. I
by crnugent 22-Jun-24 23:02

MORTIMER & KILBANE

 3-Sep-22 22:11 		Carrick on Shannon (Leitrim), Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim, Leitrim 6 Great job Roger!
by Rua, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘︎ 5-Sep-22 4:55

Moran - Peter/John/William Marcellian b. 1837 Leitrim, Aughacushlaun

 10-Jun-22 20:33 		Kiltubbrid (Leitrim), Leitrim, Mohill (Leitrim), Kiltoghert (Leitrim), IrelandXO 6 Hi Ashley, I'm an ancestor of
by K McCluskey 21-Mar-24 1:24

Bridge St Carrick On Shannon

 21-Jan-21 23:40 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), IrelandXO, Leitrim 6  
by Geraldine Buckley-Smith, Ireland XO Volunteer 21-Oct-21 23:57

Riley/Reilly Family (John Reilly/Maria Gralton)

 27-Apr-20 16:23 		IrelandXO, Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 3 Roger,
by SeanRiley05 28-Apr-20 19:23

Hoping to find Gilbane (or Kilbane) families in the Carrick-on-Shannon area

 12-Feb-18 15:10 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), IrelandXO, Leitrim 7 Update:  KILTUBBRID Parish,
by Rhonda S 24-May-19 0:52

Farleys of Kiltoghert, Leitrim (Micheal b 1801, son of Daniel & Margaret)

 3-Jan-18 21:23 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 3 Patrick:
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 3-Jan-18 23:05

Family of John MORAN and Elizabeth (Bessy) DALTON, circa late 1850s - 1900

 22-Apr-17 21:52 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 3  
by LongWayHome 27-Apr-17 18:49

Kilbane/Gilbane families in Kiltoghert Parish, County Leitrim

 26-Feb-17 18:27 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 10  
by Rhonda S 15-Aug-19 19:01

Glancy-O'Gara, McDemott/Rogers

 24-Aug-16 23:33 		Kiltoghert (Leitrim), Leitrim 11 Hello again
by Geraldine Buckley-Smith, Ireland XO Volunteer 14-Jul-17 19:12

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