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Help? Your name Your location Enter message Please type the security code above into the box below so we can process your request. Code: 1 2 3 4 Next >>> Name: Deco Bumas location: Ghana   We have Gold Dust and uncut diamond Gems for Sale at the good price for more information.contact decodirector@gmail.com Deco Bumas Name: Suzanne Turner location: Scotland   I am trying to trace my ggm Elizabeth Lawlor from Tinnaranny, Co. Kilkenny or New Ross, Co. Wexford b c1872 father Richard Lalor b c 1824 died New Ross 1879, Lizzie was brought up in New Ross area by 2 aunts Bridget & Mary and possibly had a sister Minnie, any info much appreciated osuzanne@hotmail.com Name: Shauna location: midway   Dia guit Shauna here in portlaoise midway Name: Richard Holmes location: Occidental, California   My wife is descended from Adam Loftus Lynn and Charity Colquhoun. I know he was the son of George Lynn and "dau of" Loftus, but don't know his exact birth date. I know she was "“Daughter of Sir ____ Colquhoun, of Luss, Dumbartonshire (an heiress, by whom he left issue.)" And I have a long list of Colquhouns. But I can't find which "Sir Colquhoun" she was the daughter of -- and I don't know her birth, marriage, or death dates. Can anyone help me? Name: location:   Name: location:   Name: bridget laylor location: uk   I am trying to find out where the name laylor and lalor. was originated from. i know its a irish name but i am from jamaica. there is loads of them in jamaica. but i want to start a family tree. but i dont know where to start. Name: location:   Name: location:   Name: location:   Name: Margaret Conroy location: Dublin   Message for Mary Margaret Conroy, missouri, USA. My father Thomas Conroy was from Curraghbeg,Cadamstown, near Kinnity in County Offaly( which is adjoining County Laois. He was born in 1924 and his father's name was Michael Joseph Conroy, who died in late 1920s. Name: location:   Name: location:   Name: sue location: uk   Looking for information on Adam Loftus Lynne and Charity Colquhoun inrelation to wexford Ireland and Dul****castle. Thanks Name: location:   Name: location:   Name: Jon King location: Newcastle upon Tyne   Can you tell me how to pronounce the girl's name Laoise ? Name: grainne moher location: waterford   i want to know what to bring to the gaeltaect because its my first time going and i dont know what to bring clothes wise. Name: conor location: san francisco   hi from san francisco. having a lovely time in daly city. see you all soon. going to visit alcatraz tommorow. goodbye, from conor. Name: Seoirse Mac Domhnaill location: Madison, Wisconsin USA   A Chairde- Congratulations on yer great website. It is brilliant! I just wanted to drop you a few lines to let you know that near to where I live are the graves of James Fintan Lalor's Brother and Sister. His Brother William A. Lalor married Amelia Fox, and his sister (Right now I cannot remember her first name) married Joseph Grierson Fox. So, two Fox siblings married two Lalor siblings. The Fox family were interesting as well. The father of the Fox children who married the Lalors was William Maine Fox, born neat Trim, Co. Meath in about 1780. He was a younger son of The Fox of Kilcoursey, Chief of the name.He married Eleanor Loftus Lynn, a daughter of Adam Loftus Lynn of Dungulph Castle in Co. Wexford (near Fethard On Sea). He was apparently a successful merchant in Dublin, but fell upon some business reversals, and emmigrated with his wife and children in about 1837 to join a son who had previously gone there. He was raised in the Church of England, but at some point became a Presbyterian, and became a Lay Preacher. He came here (Wisconsin) in 1840. He was instrumental in establishing many Presbyterian congregations before the arrival of any regular Presbyterian ministers. His sons and daughters intermarried with the Keenan and Lalor families, and several branches of his family converted to Catholicism. The Fox family was very prominant as early Physicians and Surgeons in this area. Another of his sons was the first Prsbyterian Minister in this area. One of his sons, Dr. Matthew Fox, MD, was a close friend of Charles Stewart Parnell, and was President of the Wisconsin Branch of the Irish Land League, which supported Parnell and Davitt. He was also very active in the Defenders in this area in the 1840's-1860's which defended small farmers against those who sought to steal their land through questionable legal means. One of James Fintan Lalor's grandneices, Margaret Lalor, died a couple of years ago, aged 94. she was well known here as a Labour Union Activist, Feminist, Environmentalist and progressive Political Activist. So you can see that the legacy of the Fox and Lalor families has been carried on to the present day. My family is from the area around Kilmacthomas in Co. Waterford, though some of my family were from An Rinn in Waterford. The last native Irish speaker in my family was my grandfather who was born in 1905 and died in 1978. I speak only a few words of Irish, though I have a good vocabulary, I have no grammar to speak of. I still prefer, however, to use the Irish form of my name, as you see, though no one in the USA can make even a close attempt to pronounce it! I would like to hear if any of this is of interest to you. All the best! Mise le meas - Seoirse Mac Domhnaill, e mail: mcdonaldgeorge@yahoo.com 1 2 3 4 Next >>>

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