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Colleen Monroe - 01:13am Jan 3, 2007 Irish (#1 of 15)
Greeting to all of you! Well my first name is Colleen and yes I am Irish. My (maiden) last name is Monroe, which I have been told is Scottish.? Any info.??? Thanks, Colleen USA
TRICIA MCCARRON - 01:47am Jan 12, 2007 Irish (#2 of 15)
HI, I AM LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY FATHER PATRICK MCCARRON WHO WAS BORN ON THE 30TH MARCH 1930 AND HIS FAMILY AS I KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT HIM .HIS MOTHERS NAME WAS SARA JORDAN AND HIS FATHERS NAME WAS JAMES MCCARRON. I THINK THEY CAME FROM RATHMELTON COUNTY DONEGAL.MY FATHER CAME TO SCOTLAND IN THE 1950S WITH BARNEY CARR .
Marcelle - 04:53am Feb 6, 2007 Irish (#3 of 15)
Looking for the McDermott family,McPherson family,John McDermott born circa1818 to a John McDermott and Margaret McPherson,Fifeshire Scotland,John was sentenced in 1832 to Australia, where he married a Margert O'Neil in 1841,Wollongong NSW,Margaret O'Neill was from Ferns Wexford Ireland,I would love to hear from any descendants in these two families,I am trying to do the Family Tree and find it hard to obtain informaion.Many Thanks to anyone that might be able to help me. marcelleandgarry@bigpond.com
Frances Stephenson - 04:47am Mar 13, 2007 Irish (#4 of 15)
I am looking for relatives relating to Mathew & Winifred(nee Kennedy)Ryan. Place:1850's Ballinlough, Ireland. Left Ireland for Australia in 1857 with children Winifred,Margaret,Patrick & Bridget. Son John Patrick Ryan arrived in Aust.1855. Children Baptised R.C parish, Toomavara Ireland. Records received from Nth Family History Research Serv.Nenagh.Also on the Baptism rec. Tim Ryan,Judy Ryan. Would appreciate if anyone can relate to this family.
Karen Marshall - 07:24pm Apr 18, 2007 Irish (#5 of 15)
BERRYMAN...LOOKING FOR ANY BERRYMAN OR KYLE LAST NAMES
IN NORTHERN IRELAND..ANCESTORS IMMIGRATED IN 1849 FROM DERRY, IRELAND. LAST NAME KYLE FIRST NAMES DOLLY OR DOROTHY KYLE DURING IRISH FAMINE. ARRIVED AT HARVEY PORT NEW BRUNSWICK ..MARRIED JOHN BERRYMAN OF SISSON RIDGE NEW BRUNSWICK
susie - 10:46pm Apr 29, 2007 Irish (#6 of 15)
is there any skillings in ireland my pop was brought over here i belong in ireland but stuck in scotland i feel home when i go my holidays
margaret mcneil - 12:30am Jun 2, 2007 Irish (#7 of 15)
Hi everyone, Ive been trying to trace my family ancestors for the last six months and the brick walls I have come up against all seem to have Irish names, Gillon,Hannah,Dillon,Ellis and Shaw. I thought if I cant find them then I can always keep up the Irish connection by getting an Epal.LoL. My name is Margaret Mc Neil and I live in Bonnie Scotland, I have a lot of boring hobbies, love getting to know people and meeting new friends even on the Epal message board. I love cats and Glasgow Celtic. If that doesnt put you off then please contact me at manmcneil@yahoo.co.uk
Cynthia O'Brien - 03:25am Oct 15, 2007 Irish (#8 of 15)
Hi, I'm looking for the family line of Michael O'Brien born abt 1802, possibly in Galway, Civil Parish Lambeth I think, his spouse's name was Ellen. Michael and Ellen had a son Michael T. who I think was born in Clare County, Ireland abt 1846 and passed in Waterford, NY, USA. Michael T.'s wife was named Margaret Kelley. They might have also had a daughter named Mary Anne. If anyone has any information on Michael O'Brien or can tell me how to go about getting information please contact me at wyllowsdragon@aol.com. Thank you!
diane peek - 06:02pm Dec 15, 2007 Irish (#9 of 15)
McCarroll Lost
Looking for my family, but know nothing of them. In U.S. New York census 1900, there is an Alejandra and Mary McCarroll. Alejandra(name might be mispelled) born in 1847 came to U.S. in 1864. Mary was born in 1848 and came over in 1865. They had 9 children 6 living in 1900. I only know a few names. Mary, Alice, Helen, and Francis. Alice was adopted by Charles and Hattie Abrams. Helen Married Asa Martin Edwards then Clarence Brown. PLEASE if any of this is familar to you Please let me know at Kochannka@hotmail.com. Thank You
Harding G - 08:49pm Apr 30, 2008 Irish (#10 of 15)
Donegal Roots GAMBLE; Information required on John Joseph Gamble, who was born in the County Home, Stranorlar, Co Donegal, Eire, on 1st February 1931, it is understood that he may have been brought up in Drumkeen, area, of Co Donegal. Eire.
It is understood the John Joseph Gamble, married an Italian lady called, Maria, they emarginated to Canada, their son’s, are understood to be still living in Canada. All information to; Eastonia at P.O Box 29, Strabane, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland., BT 82 9TE.
pamela614 - 12:14am Jul 26, 2008 Irish (#11 of 15)
Hello There,
My name is Pamela and I am from the United States and I am looking for e-mail pals...from scotland...So for more information on this Important offer ...contact...ME at ewing43@yahoo.com ..thank you
James Jinks - 03:25pm Nov 13, 2008 Irish (#12 of 15)
Looking for any of the Jinks family
abdennebi gharbi - 02:58pm Mar 20, 2009 Irish (#13 of 15)
hi there am abdennebi I teach English I love the U K especially Scotland I would like to have friends from the diffrent part of the U K .honest guy.an from tunisia email abdenghr@yahoo.com
edmccarren - 04:10pm Jan 15, 2010 Irish (#14 of 15)
hi im ed mccarren from maine u.s.a.i'm looking for my ancestors from ireland, a james mccarron(father byran)from oughtmeen donegal born ab.1836,married a annabella boyle about 1855 and left for pensylvina u.s.a.about 1860,I also have a patrick mclaughlin who married a mary callahan in galway and left for boston mass.u.s.a.about 1850.I'm looking for these people a little irish history and any relatives thank you
Sarah McCoy - 09:17pm Jun 3, 2010 Irish (#15 of 15)
hi everybody. I'm Sarah from Tennessee USA. I am born of the Johnston family. My line went to Northern Ireland and my three times great grandfather was Zachariah Johnston. He and three of his brothers came over to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1798. He was born in 1784 which would make him 14 when he came over. I'm surprised he came without his parents, but that's what I read. Anyway, I would love to have a penpal of my ilk to talk to about genealogy and just to become friends. If you are a male, please have your wife write. I am not looking for men friends, thank you so much.
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