The History of The Irish...Worldwide
Search Results - genealogy
- Blog Post: Researching the Scots-Irish of 18th Century Virginia, Pt. 1
The genealogy and history of the Presbyterian Church has always been intertwined in Virginia history. Beginning in the 18th…
- Added by David Joyce at 10:22am on January 5, 2017
- Event: CELTIC CONNECTIONS CONFERENCE
- m, Ma. USA. There will be many lectures on Irish Culture, History, Music, Genealogy and more. Don’t miss this great opportunity to hear from Celtic experts. Space will be limited so you don’t want to miss out. Link to conference site. …
- Added by Timothy McQuaid at 12:09pm on October 7, 2013
- Blog Post: GRANDMOTHER J. SWEENEY
- Added by JOHN F SWEENEY at 8:44pm on March 1, 2015
- Comment for: Toni Jeanne Benner
- scot Genealogical Society. www.pengen.org John Nelligan …
- Added by John Joseph Nelligan Jr at 12:26pm on June 18, 2014
- Topic: 45 Reasons to Research Immigration Records
- is that some of these records include some very interesting and obscure information about our ancestors, including such things as hair colour, eye colour, if they were an anarchist or polygamist. Read the full article here. …
- Added by Ryan O'Rourke to Irish Ancestry at 7:37am on April 25, 2014
- Video: WDYTYA Jeremy Irons Irish Roots
- -overview-vl&list=PL_Psnt--IShhdllvKEWFiz29FxAPcOFUI…
- Added by Alannah Ryane at 7:49pm on December 20, 2013
- Comment for: Toni Jeanne Benner
- ociety The Penobscot Genealogical Society www.pengen.com Thanks, John Nelligan…
- Added by John Joseph Nelligan Jr at 12:32pm on June 18, 2014
- Blog Post: Muster Roll Kilkenny, 1685
Names have been extracted from a paper published in the “Proceedings and Transactions of the Kilkenny and the…
- Added by Dr. Jane Lyons at 1:48pm on May 20, 2014
- Blog Post: Bill's Blog
Read about the great woman from Cork, Mary Nagle Donohue, who was buried unknown and unmarked in a pauper's grave in Lackawanna, NY:…
- Added by William J. Donohue at 9:32am on March 3, 2015
- Blog Post: First Cousin? Second Cousin?
The terms “first cousin once removed” and “second cousin” are often confused. When the term “removed” is used, it indicates that the two people are from different generations. Second cousins have…
- Added by Dee Notaro at 6:44am on May 21, 2014
The Wild Geese Shop
Get your Wild Geese merch here ... shirts, hats, sweatshirts, mugs, and more at The Wild Geese Shop.
Irish Heritage Partnership
Adverts
Extend your reach with The Wild Geese Irish Heritage Partnership.
Congrats to Our Winners
Top Content
Videos
© 2026 Created by Gerry Regan.
Powered by
Badges | Report an Issue | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
