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Mary Kenney and William Kenney of Kilthomas or Kilthomash or Peter's Well to Louisville KY

 15-Sep-12 02:36 		Kilthomas (Galway), Galway 4 CrSurFa -
by Molly 21-Aug-22 23:30

Family History

 14-Sep-12 23:46 		Bumlin (Roscommon), Roscommon 3 ? I think Borefield is in
by 10-Oct-12 12:27

Brown's of Drung

 14-Sep-12 20:19 		Drung (Cavan), Cavan 3 Brown's of Drung
by 28-Sep-12 10:04

Box family thriving circa 1870 Dublin or Clonskeah

 14-Sep-12 17:59 		Dublin 2 Box Family
by 30-Sep-12 8:07

John Fitzpatrick a tailor of Dublin before 1838/1839 born Ireland circa 1790 1800

 14-Sep-12 17:54 		Dublin 2 ? Hi. I've forwarded your
by 24-Sep-12 10:23

David Fitzgerald and Thomas Fitzgerald attorneys of Dublin circa 1800s

 14-Sep-12 17:35 		Dublin 3 Fitzgerald
by Mallow Cork 8-Jul-13 11:32

Moore of Muckleroon Hill Lough Cara aka John Moore and George Moore of Moorehall

 14-Sep-12 17:08 		Mayo 2 Hi looking over old postings a
by Pat O Holloran, IrelandXO Volunteer 27-Feb-24 23:49

L. Dargan from Clonmel before 1870 perhaps related to Michael O'Mahoney a tailor

 14-Sep-12 16:34 		Tipperary (Tipperary), Tipperary 3 Dargan - O'Mahoney
by 24-Sep-12 21:29

Edward Callahan and James Callahan from Bunneden county Sligo before 1880

 14-Sep-12 16:27 		Sligo 2 Hello Cr, long time since you
by Pat O Holloran, IrelandXO Volunteer 10-Mar-24 0:17

Michael Torpy and Patrick Torpy from county Clare before 1880

 14-Sep-12 16:18 		Clare 10 continued.... some images to share
by Finding Ancestors 16-Jan-22 3:14

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