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Doolan or Dowling... or possibly something similar

 11-Sep-24 03:04 		Castlecomer (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 5 I should add that we believe B
by Johnboy 13-Sep-24 4:25

John Ryan (born by 1785) and Wife Margaret Oates, Townland of Belline and Rogerstown

 28-Aug-24 22:01 		Fiddown (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 1

John Egan and Catherine Conway Kilkenny

 26-Apr-24 10:22 		St Canice (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 3 Possibly it mean's Canice's We
by Patricia 26-Apr-24 13:25

Buckley/Garvey

 25-Feb-24 03:25 		Inistioge (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 3 I guess his marriage record id
by MaryTV 25-Feb-24 12:27

Phelan - Walsh - Dollard - Johnstown

 14-Nov-23 17:10 		Kilkenny 3 Dear MinnVids:
by Tulla Clare, IrelandXO Volunteer 4-Dec-23 20:56

Invitation to Y-DNA Surname Study (Maher, Meagher)

 19-Oct-23 16:42 		Athy (Laois), Tankardstown, Laois, Kilkenny 2 YDNA project
by Annemarie, IrelandXO Volunteer 4-Dec-23 15:07

Seeking info on the Alley Family - Elizabeth (Alley) Hayden, Charles Alley Rector of Castlecomer and Gowran, & ___ Alley (noted as Archbishop of York)

 25-Sep-23 17:27 		Gowran (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 2 Hi Kurt, I have Hayden's in my
by Pol 10-Nov-23 17:02

Seeking info on Charles Hayden of Newmarket & Kildrummy, County Kilkenny (~1770-1835+)

 25-Sep-23 17:16 		St Johns (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 2 Hello Kurt
by Margaret, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 5-Dec-23 17:44

Lyons/Hoban family in Ballyglass, Kilkenny

 30-Aug-23 01:19 		Kilkenny 2 Bridie's husband, Michael, die
by Patricia 30-Aug-23 20:26

Philip Sullivan of Teernabaul, Killarney, County Kerry Born 25 Oct 1814

 26-Jul-23 18:08 		Killarney (Kilkenny), Kilkenny 7 Thanks to all that responded.&
by Phaefner 27-Jul-23 15:22

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