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Rose Marie O'Neill -
04 November 2005 at 18:34 |
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Hello, My mother (Margaret Shanley) was the 7th of ten born to Patrick and Jane Shanley. They lived in Tooman and attended St. Brigid's. As I look through the news letters, I see many of the surnames that my mother used to speak of... Mulvanerty,Early, Leddy, and many more. I suppose they are the children or grandchildren of the folks she knew. Sadly, she passed at the age of 86 in 2000. I was back 2 times with her to Leitrim and LOVED it there...I'd love to hear from anyone who remember my mom and her family..
God Bless you all~
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| Location: Seattle, Washington, USA |
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Eithne Carter -
29 October 2005 at 20:54 |
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Well done, Kiltubbrid!
My Grandad was there, shouting for his home parish, despite having lived the last 60 years in Coolera. There was no division of loyalty, however, as he had played on the Kiltubbrid side, but never for Coolera. Shame there's no Carters left there now, but we got a great welcome from the "new" people in Shanraw when we visited last week.
Lovely place.
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| Location: Sligo |
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Ray Blessing -
20 October 2005 at 12:00 |
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Well done ot kiltubrid on the win in sligo. great map of kiltubrid by liam kelly. Kiltubrid is on the march.....
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| Location: bendigo australia |
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Kieran, Meghan & Aisling Gill -
19 September 2005 at 02:49 |
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Congrats on a G R E A T win! James & Noel, you are truly the best...Aisling has a lot to look up to with her talented uncles. Wish we could be there for after party! oxox, Meghan, Kieran & Aisling
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| Location: New Jersey |
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Lynda Reynolds -
16 September 2005 at 19:59 |
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I am visiting Leitrim to do further research on my Reynolds family who emigrated from Leitrim and settled in Quebec in 1849.Was there an area called"Briggs"? I would like tips on accomodation for one week and assistnce with genealogy for 24 august 2006.
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| Location: Ontario,Canada |
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Sinead Mulvey -
09 September 2005 at 13:18 |
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Good luck to the lads on Sunday 18th
Hope ye bring the cup home
see ye there
heelo to earley hope your hand is much better
Lots of love
sinead
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| Location: Bunrevagh Aghacashel |
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Ray J -
25 June 2005 at 23:12 |
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Hi to you all,I was doing a search of the Gallagher family,on my mothers side,from the drumcong area.Then I came across this site,some great picture(need titles)and good insight into local goings on.The guest book looks like it needs a bit more input,otherwise keep up the good work!
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| Location: BIRMINGHAM UK |
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Tina Debenham nee rodican -
07 June 2005 at 13:16 |
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Just to say Hi to any Rodicans around the world, will be glad to hear from you. Im just starting to search my name, My Dad, Jack Rodican came from Lancashire and was born in the 1920,s. My Garandma and Grandad ran a chain of flower shops in the Blackpool area in the 50,s and 60s and thats all I know so far.
Cheers to you all,
Tina
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| Location: herts, England |
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jmg -
04 May 2005 at 12:58 |
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Great website, some terrific photos. Best of luck!!:o)
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| Location: B'glera |
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Brendan Leddy -
21 March 2005 at 20:45 |
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My family and I appreciate the acknowledgment of the passing of my father John James Leddy, this past year. His heart was always at home when remembering his beloved Ireland.
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| Location: Whiteplains, New York |
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| Comments by
Ray Bees -
10 March 2005 at 15:14 |
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Big hello from Uganda yo my grandmother Gilmartain in keshcarigan
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| Location: Uganda |
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| Comments by
Paul mc girl -
10 March 2005 at 15:10 |
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This website rocks From Paul
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| Location: kiltubrid |
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Collette Moran -
07 March 2005 at 13:06 |
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Big Hello to the Rodican Family at Crummy. Love the website.
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| Location: London |
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Nancy -
30 January 2005 at 01:49 |
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My ggGrandparents were born in Kiltubrid in the 1820's. Thomas Gannon and Rose Gallagher. I am wondering if there are any family members still living in the area. I believe Rose died in the early 1900's. I've never been able to find out anything more about Thomas other than his wedding date and the names of his 8 children. Any information would be most appreciated. Directions to the Ancient Kiltubrid Cemetery would also be most appreciated. I'll be visiting at the end of March!!!
Thanks,
Nancy
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| Location: Gannon |
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teresa michaelis -
24 January 2005 at 15:17 |
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I am trying to find the birthplace of this McQueeney family . In 1881 they lived in Eccleston Lancashire England.Does anyone know where this county is located in Ireland, or is it just a pronuncation error?.Thank you, Teresa
Thomas MC QUEENEY Head M Male 40 Lathrina County, Ireland Labourer
Catherine MC QUEENEY Wife M Female 50 Lathrina County, Ireland
John MC QUEENEY Son U Male 19 Lathrina County, Ireland Labourer
Bridget MC QUEENEY Daur U Female 17 Lathrina County, Ireland
Thomas MC QUEENEY Son U Male 14 Lathrina County, Ireland Labourer
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| Location: mississippi |
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Brigid Quinn(Rodican) -
23 January 2005 at 12:44 |
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for the attention of Jo Zironi
came across your message. My maiden name is Rodican of Crummy, Drumcong Kiltubrid parish
father's name John Joe son of John Rodican and Hannah Gilmartin. Couldn't access your e-mail address. If you wish to contact me please feel free to do so.
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| Location: Cornabrone, Drumcong |
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Miss d -
10 January 2005 at 20:49 |
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Kiltubrd lads are sum fine ones...........the place is full of em!!!!!!! Kiltibrid rocks
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| Location: Cavan |
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Michael Flynn -
10 January 2005 at 09:43 |
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I seek information on my grandfather, Michael Flynn (and any relations)of Rantogue and/or Aghagrania who worked in the steel mills of Pensylvania and met his wife, Mary Ann Gilbride of Aughriman and New York in USA (c.1895) and returned to farm Drumkeelan Beg. Michael was injured in an industrial accident in the steelmills.On his death Mary Ann and her two children, John and Hannah, moved to Manchester, UK John married Kitty Mellon of Ferns, Co Wexford, and Hannah married Tom Shiels of Co. Roscommon. John worked for 46 years for Stuart's Granolithic Co Ltd in Manchester.
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| Location: UK |
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Katherine Rupert -
19 December 2004 at 22:01 |
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I am researching my family history -- the McWeeney family of Crummy, Kiltrubrid. My Grandfather was Andrew, married to Bridget O'Neil. His father was Michael, married in 1850 to Winifred Gill, daughter of Eugene.
Andrew married Bridget in 1903. They had: Kathleen (my grandmother), Bridget, Michael, Mary Agnes (Nora), Eugene, Winifred (Vena), Andrew, and Patrick. Patrick (Charlie) married Sarah Flynn. Families in the area were the Flynns, Redicans, Dwyer, Quinn, Mulvey, Blessing, and McKiernan. Would appreciate any leads.
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| Location: United States |
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Jim Mc Queeney -
19 December 2004 at 18:54 |
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To my friends in Crummy
Nallaig shona duit
Athbhliain faomhaise duit
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| Location: USA |
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