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Hello. My Breen Family is originally from County Armagh and the Townlands of Clonroot and Drumard (Jones) near Battle Hill and Rich Hill in what is today Craigavon, Northern Ireland. My family was Church of Ireland. Other names associated are Ruddell, McCann, Preston, Pierson, Jackson and McFadden.
Hi Jan and Loralee,
I've been here a while but haven't had much luck finding connections. The names I'm working on (some are for other nationalities) are:
Day, Dunn Ferla Winski
Presner Dugan Hejnar
Brennan KISIELESKI Hooven
Bates Cannarella Perliman
Winterberg Waltz Gorman Craig
Connell Giardina McCarthy McGee.
Jan
Hello, my name looks long but I go by Jan to keep things simple. I have just joined this group so I may need a bit of time to figure things out. In the US, my Irish ancestors surnames are Burns and Farley. I know there are different spellings of both names. I've only seen my 2nd great-grandfather's name spelled as Burns but I know this is more common in Scotland and that there are various Irish spellings such as Byrns. However, my 2nd great-grandmother's name is more questionable regarding the true spelling. Her name was Sarah Jane Farley in many US records such as census reports but the other possibilities are Farrelley (in Ireland) and Farrell in Ireland and the US. She, at least, was said to have come from County Louth. My Irish family has kept me up many nights so if anyone has any suggestions, I'd be happy to hear them. This is my introduction. Thank you.
Hello,
I am researching the following Irish and Scots-Irish surnames:
MCCREIGHT, MCMICHAEL, PEARSON, MCCLUNEY, KERRIGAN, (Sligo) MORAN (Sligo), PLOVER (Galway), NOONAN (Teermaclane, Co Clare), O'BRIEN (Co Clare), KEARSE (Teermaclane, Co Clare)
Surnames are Day and Dunn
I have Irish ancestors by the name of Rafter who came to Queensland Australia
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