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How did one leave the Church in 1860 Ireland or NY?

 14-Feb-24 20:13 		Tipperary 8 Back around the time of the fa
by Anne 21-Mar-24 14:26

McCormack relatives - Castle Bar

 14-Feb-24 18:00 		Ireland XO Community 4 Thanks Patricia,  i have
by cdropstix 15-Feb-24 9:10

Lally and Mannion Families

 14-Feb-24 13:38 		Castleblakeney (Galway), Mountbellew (Galway), Ballymacward Gurteen (Galway), Galway, Galway, Galway 6 Megan:
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 14-Feb-24 19:42

John William Ballard born Newry

 14-Feb-24 11:34 		Ireland XO Community 10 All very true and interesting
by Adesso 15-Feb-24 1:50

Eliza Donahue/Donaghue daughter of Peter Donohue and Jane

 13-Feb-24 20:40 		Ireland XO Community 6 You may need to try putting th
by kathleenmellor 21-Feb-24 9:44

Church record vs Civil Record for Winny Toole

13-Feb-24 17:20 		Ireland XO Community 6 Thank you Patricia, Roger and
by KLKapaun 13-Feb-24 23:18

Looney & McCarthy

 13-Feb-24 01:34 		Ireland XO Community 6 Thank you everyone.
by Michael Considine 14-Feb-24 3:12

William Croake born 1827 Tipperary died in 1876 London & his father Thomas Croak 1779-1866

 13-Feb-24 00:54 		Ireland XO Community 3 Ahh yes that James is my mothe
by amandagodson 13-Feb-24 21:22

James King James King 1838–1889 BIRTH 27 MARCH 1838 • Dromore, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland

 12-Feb-24 23:17 		Ireland XO Community 3 David,
by Patricia 13-Feb-24 0:11

Looking for the Carrell Family in Bandon and Clarke family and Handrahan family in Ireland

 12-Feb-24 10:22 		Bandon (Cork), Crossmolina (Mayo), Cork, Mayo 5 Hello Basil,
by Helen Sisk 20-Mar-24 9:02

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