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- Comment on: Blog Post 'Track Down Irish Surnames from Sept File'
- canized spelling of Gaude, an eastern German name under Slavic influence, or of Ger and https://archive.org/stream/familyhistorycom02gowd/familyhistorycom02gowd_djvu.txt and www.familytreedna.com/public/GowdyDNAProject/…
- Added by Dee Notaro at 2:37am on August 9, 2014
- Photo: John Ridge Presents on Lost Irish Colonies of New York
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ltural Society of Garden City's venue in the village library. The Society's Clare Curtin, right, an accomplished local and family historian in her own right, introduced Ridge.…
- Added by Gerry Regan at 4:31pm on November 14, 2013
- Blog Post: From-Ireland: My Website
I didn't name my website last night so now I'll tell you a little about it.
It is called from-ireland and I created it about 2001. A net friend taught me a little about web page creation…
- Added by Dr. Jane Lyons at 2:52am on May 20, 2014
- Blog Post: 'The Real McCoy'
- Added by Dee Notaro at 5:00am on June 15, 2014
- Comment on: Blog Post 'The Cremean Family -- From Ireland to Appalachia'
- and when he came to Canada "on the dodge" he entered under his true last name Devine It is what we try to explain to our genealogical clients...just because you have the name spelled a certain way doesn't mean that it was always so...My Gran's maiden name was Rice...which ooriginally came from MulCreevy...nobody has yet to explain THAT stretch!…
- Added by Bit Devine at 6:04pm on March 26, 2013
- Comment on: Blog Post 'Helping The Dead Find Their Voices: Q&A With Historic Graves’ John Tierney'
- stones. I photograph them more to document the carvings. However, I have had folk request that I look for a specific headstone to aid in their genealogy research. One of my favorite graveyards to photograph is in St Mullins. It is so jam packed with modern and ancient headstones. including, I believe, headstones for the Kings of Leinster dating back in to teh mid 1700 period.…
- Added by Bit Devine at 4:28pm on April 3, 2013
- Photo: John Ridge Presents on Lost Irish Colonies of New York
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tural Society of Garden City's venue in the village library. His topic: The Lost Irish County Colonies of New York, highlighting the enclaves that heavily drew immigrants from specific counties in Ireland, including Longford, Kerry, Cork and Tipperary.…
- Added by Gerry Regan at 4:31pm on November 14, 2013
- Photo: John Ridge Presents on Lost Irish Colonies of New York
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tural Society of Garden City's venue in the village library. His topic: The Lost Irish County Colonies of New York, highlighting the enclaves that heavily drew immigrants from specific counties in Ireland, including Longford, Kerry, Cork and Tipperary.…
- Added by Gerry Regan at 4:31pm on November 14, 2013
- Photo: John Ridge Presents on 'Lost Irish Colonies of New York
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tural Society of Garden City's venue in the village library. His topic: The Lost Irish County Colonies of New York, highlighting the enclaves that heavily drew immigrants from specific counties in Ireland, including Longford, Kerry, Cork and Tipperary.…
- Added by Gerry Regan at 4:31pm on November 14, 2013
- Blog Post: Working With Our Irish Ancestors' Experience in Our DNA (First publish 2/19/12)
- Added by The Wild Geese at 10:01pm on April 9, 2013
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