Does anyone have any connection with any Fallons who lived in Athleague - particularly a place called Scrine (now Skrine) - during the first part of the 19th century?
I am particularly interested in a Patrick Fallon who was apparently the Pound Keeper and Land Surveyor living in or near Highfield, or a John Fallon who occupied land at Scrine around 1820's to 1830's.
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skyrish2us
Monday 29th Apr 2013, 11:29PMMessage Board Replies
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Hi
Thank you for your message.
Some sites you might try for further informaiton are:
http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/index.shtml
County roscommon Heritage & Genealogy Centre http://www.roscommonroots.com/ (a fee may apply)
Best of luck with your search.
Genealogy support
cynoconnor
Thursday 30th May 2013, 03:03PM -
Re: Peter Daly, b 1851, married Mary Kelly, b. 1857. Looking for baptismal, marriage records, and anything of their respective parents. Have identified their 10 children: Henry (Harry), John, Peter, Thomas, Michael, Katherine (my maternal grandmother), Mary Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth and Evelyn "Ellie". May be missing one son, Thank you. K.J. McIntyre
What I've found so far is on ancestry.com and my user name there is K.J. McIntyre. I have been researching the Daly (maternal grandmother, Athleague, Roscommon), Concannon (maternal grandfather, Glenamaddy,Galway) and McIntyre (paternal grandfather, Mountcharles, Donegal).
KJMcIntyre
Monday 2nd Mar 2015, 09:00PM -
Re: Peter Daly, b 1851, married Mary Kelly, b. 1857. Looking for baptismal, marriage records, and anything of their respective parents. Have identified their 10 children: Henry (Harry), John, Peter, Thomas, Michael, Katherine (my maternal grandmother), Mary Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth and Evelyn "Ellie". May be missing one son, Thank you. K.J. McIntyre
What I've found so far is on ancestry.com and my user name there is K.J. McIntyre. I have been researching the Daly (maternal grandmother, Athleague, Roscommon), Concannon (maternal grandfather, Glenamaddy,Galway) and McIntyre (paternal grandfather, Mountcharles, Donegal) families.
KJMcIntyre
Monday 2nd Mar 2015, 09:01PM