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Hi Anyone looking for info 0n people from Ros Muc love to help I live in Ros Muc

Peadar Ó Mainin

Wednesday 4th Nov 2015, 12:48AM

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  • Thanks Peadar

    Best wishes

    Clare Doyle

    Genealogy Support 

    Wednesday 4th Nov 2015, 09:57AM
  • Peadar Ó Mainin

    Wednesday 4th Nov 2015, 05:30PM
  • Peadar - I'm confused.  Is Glencoh a part of Kilcummin Oughterard, Rosmuc or Turlough?  Different records for the same family list those three areas.  My Naughtons' and Conneelys' come from Glencoh although it seems that at different times some also lived in Glentrasna.  Are those two towns close enough that there would have been interaction between the people of the two?  How did people travel in the late 1800s/early 1900s there?  They seemed to have all been farmers.  What would their crop be, and where would they sell it?

    Most of my ancestors left there before 1900.  I wonder if this had to do with the famine.  And, I wonder if there are any Naughtons/Conneelys left in Glencoh.  And, if so, how are they doing?  I've seen old pictures taken there of stone cottages. Would things seem to be the same, or has modernization taken over?

    Any help you can give me Peadar will be greatly appreciated!

    Bob Pitta

    bpitta

    Tuesday 12th Jan 2016, 12:06AM
  • Hi Bob Hope ur do will

    Glencoh's a villege in Parish of Ros Muc in the townland of Turlough in the Barren of Oughterard. Till the 1840s Kilcummin was the Parish , Killcummin is the Parish of Oughterard today.

    Glantrasna and Glencoh are just about 2 miles apart, People walked mostly onless they were luck 2 have a Horse and Cart 

    They grow they owen food Potato , Veg, ect  Milked they owen Cow 

    If u have info on the Conneelys and Naughtons I try and find then for u 

    My email's peadaromainin@gmail.com

     

    Peadar Ó Mainin

    Wednesday 13th Jan 2016, 05:45PM
  • Peadar - Thank you very much!  You will be hearing from me via e-mail.  Thanks again!

    bpitta

    Wednesday 13th Jan 2016, 09:09PM
  • Hi Peter.  I just found this board and will be following it.  Looking forward to hearing from you. 

    Peggy

    Pegcalhoun

    Friday 23rd Sep 2016, 04:36AM

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