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- Topic: Where Do I Start Researching Our Irish Ancestry?
- and staying in Hell's Kitchen. That's all I know. How do I get started?…
- Added by Katherine Ross Murphy to Irish Ancestry at 1:22pm on April 17, 2014
- Blog Post: The Long and Uneven Fight for Equality in Providence, RI, 1841
- Added by Ray McKenna at 7:29am on April 1, 2015
- 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
- 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
- Blog Post: Question for Members
New genie class started and participant is descended from a McSweeney. Have looked into this and found they come from a Gallowglas Sept. First I have heard Gallowglas. Article on Wikipedia very…
- Added by Dee Notaro at 9:23am on July 12, 2014
- Photo: Descendants of Heroes of the Old IRA
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e 'intellectual of the IRA,' while Childers is the great-grandson of Robert Erskine Childers, who served as secretary-general of the Irish delegation that negotiated the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921. Both Ernie O'Malley and Erskine Childers opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty, with Childers ultimately executed by a Free State firing squad.… - Added by Gerry Regan at 7:07pm on June 8, 2015
- Blog Post: Track Down Irish Surnames from Sept File
Those of you who are searching for your heritage – perhaps a little study of Irish Septs may help. If does not open, let me know and I will email you one.…
- Added by Dee Notaro at 4:41am on August 4, 2014
- Blog Post: What Is An Orphan Train?
- Added by Dee Notaro at 5:04am on May 10, 2014
- Category: Genealogy
- Added by Tiffany Silverberg at 5:48pm on June 5, 2013
- Blog Post: What is the Term for a Brother or Sister of of a Grandparent?
Technically, the sister of one of your grandparents is your grand-aunt. “Grand” shows that it is one generation away; “great” is supposed to be added to generations beyond “grand.” But like so…
- Added by Dee Notaro at 12:31pm on May 30, 2014
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