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Richard Belshaw born ~1771 Shankhill, County Armagh

 5-Jan-23 11:39 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 2 The parish of Shankill near Lu
by Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 5-Jan-23 12:57

Bertram/Bartrim/Bertrim/Bartram in the Parish of Drummore (or Drumcree), Armagh, Ireland

 22-Jan-22 08:07 		Armagh, Drumcree (Armagh), Ballymore (Armagh), Kilmore (Armagh), Armagh (Armagh), Shankill (Armagh), IrelandXO 3 Hello Elwyn,
by Kbert 24-Jan-22 3:07

Charles O'Hagan had son John bon around 1840 and married in Stranraer Scotland in 1862

 1-Jan-20 04:02 		IrelandXO, Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 4 Thank you Elwyn. This is very
by dougoh 5-Jan-20 20:51

Lynch

 21-Sep-18 13:29 		Shankill (Armagh), IrelandXO, Armagh 5 Hey Mary - it's exciting when you
by GJ_RKT_HART 15-Jun-20 4:24

WEBB, Mary, Lily, William, Richard, Robert

 23-Apr-18 01:00 		Lurgan (Cavan), Armagh (Armagh), IrelandXO, Armagh, Shankill (Armagh), Cavan 1

Allen Family of Shankill Parish

 24-Jul-17 03:38 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 3 Thank you for all the responses to
by sallen26@hotmail.com 25-Jul-17 2:17

Duke family of Shankill

 17-Jun-17 18:13 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 3 I did not have the parents names or
by Joe Cook 19-Jun-17 1:37

John McClelland of Shankill Parish

 2-Feb-16 23:08 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 3 There is an Irish library here in
by patriciasah 11-May-16 14:55

Cunninghams in Armagh - 1700s

 15-Jan-16 18:55 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 3 Many thanks for the rapid reply,
by kinglyam 18-Jan-16 2:46

Looking for help with Huston/Houston/Royal Artillery

 14-Jan-16 09:14 		Shankill (Armagh), Armagh 9 Ahh I didn't consider Christchurch
by Sherryl 31-Jan-16 22:02

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