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Re: John MONAGHAN c 1810 Ireland shown married and living with family in Prescot, St Helens, Liverpol Street, on 1841 English Census

tamnjak — 2009-11-14 14:43:28Z

I am also looking for my great great grandfather John Monaghan and his wife Catherine BRAHE. Married about 1827.
They had at least three sons,
Thomas born about 1828 stayed in Ireland
Joseph " 1830 died 26 Mar 1915 in Daylesford, Victoria Australia.
and
Patrick my grandfather, born 1833 Newtown, County Kildare, Ireland
Married Ann Josephine Taylor in Dublin 1857 and migrated to Australia Arrived in ship "James Brown" aged 25 yrs with wife Ann Jan 1858. Fiche 140 Pge 003
All were police in Ireland and in Australia
Died 13 Nov 1904 Albert Park, Victoria, Australia
Any help is appreciated
Anne Holloway

John MONAGHAN c 1810 Ireland shown married and living with family in Prescot, St Helens, Liverpol Street, on 1841 English Census

Siralli — 2009-11-11 17:45:41Z

Hi,
I am looking for anyone researching family MONAGHAN, but in particular John MONAGHAN and Family (incorrectly spelt MONAGAN on 1841 Census) when living in Liverpool St,Prescot, sub dist St Helens.
I have only just knocked down my brick wall on this family and wish to take my research further forward beyond 1841, by findind the birthplace for my gf3 John!

John MONAGHAN b Ireland c1811 and Ann MONAGHAN nee ATKINSON

Siralli — 2009-11-02 20:59:42Z

Hi,
Having finally knocked down my "brick wall" - I am looking to find the birthplace of my gf3.
This family are listed as MONAGAN on the 1841 English Census, living in Liverpool St, Prescot, Lancashire. If anyone is researching the MONAGHAN,and or ATKINSON families, I would appreciate any exchange of information.

Kind regards

Siralli

John MONAGHAN c1810 Ireland & spouse Ann listed 1841 English Census

Siralli — 2009-11-01 22:14:04Z

Mary Margaret Monaghan

mvaneps_1 — 2009-10-27 19:39:56Z

My father was an identical twin born in Coffeyville Kansas 12/31/1923. I only know his mother's name was Mary Margaret Monahan and his father's last name was Pope. The twins were named Melvin (my father) and Elvin Pope. Around 1927 the parents divorced and one child went to each parent. My father went with his father, who later abandoned him at a Catholic orphanage in the area. His mother took Elvin and then died a year or two later of tuberculoses (sp?). My father died without giving any more details than this - his anger was that great. I would appreciate any information anyone has out there so I can find that side of my family. Thank you.

Monaghan

RC4scuther — 2009-10-05 07:10:10Z

James Joseph Monaghan was from Ballinsloe, Co Galway, Ireland

Re: James Monaghan, Sr. (b. 5/1814 Sligo)Wauconda, Illinois

bcox630 — 2009-09-04 15:25:15Z

MariAnn -- Yes, I would be interested in all of the information you have on James and Robert L. Monaghan. I have a number of items related to the family: 1) A chronicle of James Monaghan from "Portrait Biographical Album of Lake County, Illinois," September 1891. This document contains a photo or sketch of James Monaghan; 2) A brief description of James' son, William, from the "History of the Illinois Ninety-Sixth Regiment, which fought in the US Civil War. William is described by his company commander as 6 feet 4 1/2 inches, a farmer and an "excellent soldier," who died immediately after the war "from consumption." 3) The obit for James' brother Owen Monaghan; 4) A picture and description of the Port Clinton, Ill (now Highland Park) lighthouse that Owen operated from 1853-1861. It was the first lighthouse on Lake Michigan; 5) A 1931 interview with Owen's daughter, Julia Monahan, (this wing family dropped the "g" from their surname). There is a photo of Julia. She was 81 at the time of the interview and living in Highland Park, Ill. Julia's older sister, Mary Josephine Monahan, married William Dennis Cox (1843-1915) in 1872 at Highland Park. They had 10 children, one of whom, Grover Cox (1884-1963), was my grandfather. Please let me know if you would like to have any of the information listed above. My direct email address is bcox@thealliance.net. I grew up in the Chicago area and currently live in Virginia. Best regards -- Bill

Laois Manchester connection?

macgormain — 2009-08-25 02:06:07Z

Hi Fergal,

Just wondering if you have a John Gorman (b1859) or Catherine (b.1847) in your famly tree. They were children of Mary (b1821) and John Gorman. The family settled in Manchester.
Regards, Michael Gorman

Re: Any Information on Peg Monoghan?

unixcorn — 2009-08-17 02:35:57Z

I cannot help you with Peg Monoghan, but I do have info on Russell T. Teall born 1900 if you are still interested.

Re: MARYANN MONAGHAN m HENRY MICHAEL RYAN 1906, SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA

egregora1 — 2009-08-07 22:43:07Z

Hi Greg

Mary Ann Monaghan was born in 1888 to John Monaghan and Julia nee Matthews in the Braidwood, NSW district, so I don't think we're related.

There seem to be lots and lots of Monaghans about at that time, and in Braidwood especially there were a number of Monaghan families and probably they are related. My Monaghans (Mary Ann's grandparents) arrived from Ireland in 1840.

I have looked further since my original post above and it seems that this Mary Ann is not my ancestor.

Good luck with your research and thanks for taking the time to reply.

Angela

Re: MARYANN MONAGHAN m HENRY MICHAEL RYAN 1906, SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA

cliffepaint — 2009-08-07 06:19:56Z

Dear Angela,
Was your relative Mary Ann Monaghan the daughter of Joseph Monaghan and Margaret O'Hara of Concord? Were her siblings Ann, Elizabeth, Joseph, Ellen, Charlotte, Harold, Nathan, William, Kathleen and Henry? If so your Mary Ann is my great aunt.
regards Greg Cliffe
cliffepaint@optusnet.com.au

Re: Monaghans of County Leitrim - Patrick Monaghan c1854

doriansummerlin — 2009-08-07 01:18:14Z

Try Canada and Boston records

Re: James Monahan- attention Mari Ann Lendabarker

GraemeMonaghan — 2009-08-06 06:32:44Z

Marianne please forgive me for not replying sooner.
I have no excuse.
I am a research historian for the Returned Sevices League in Bendigo Victoria Australia, and at present I am trying to obtain all the enlistees for World War One for the area in which I live.
So far this has amounted to 56 volumes 50 centimeters thick.
My family originated from Lough Arrow Ballindoon County Sligo, and from what I have been able to find out, there wer nine siblings in total.
Four came to Australia during 1863/64. four went to America about the same time, and one stay back home on the family property, but was killed when he was thrown from his horse.
The wife remarried, and the family home went out of the family.
The last contact with America I believe was about 1895 from Boston.
I have done all the Australian side, but have not been able to find our American side.

MONAGHAN Ruby Joyce 1903-1950

t42RoseHill — 2009-08-01 12:59:40Z

MONAGHAN Ruby Joyce 1903-1950

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Bridget and Francis MONAGHAN - Philadelphia & New Jersey

ellenbrown24 — 2009-07-30 19:09:03Z

Do you know the parents of Bridget & Francis?

Re: James Monaghan, Sr. (b. 5/1814 Sligo)Wauconda, Illinois

MariAnn80 — 2009-07-25 21:41:29Z

I cannot find any records about Hannah McDonald Monaghan except her purchase of land in Section 11, Lake County, Illinois, adjacent to her son, James Monaghan. Can you help me with any documents? I can send you a copy of the Lake County Plat of Survey with her name on it. Thanks.

Re: James Monahan- attention Mari Ann Lendabarker

MariAnn80 — 2009-07-25 20:49:30Z

Graeme, I'm sorry but I never saw your post in 2005. I would be happy to share all the information I have about James and Owen Monaghan who came to Lake county in Illinois about 1840. My Family tree, "Bloniarz-Lendabarker Tree" is on Ancestry.com but is "private" so you would have to request permission to see it. Just send the request. Maybe we can then share further documents. I'd love to know more about the Monaghans in Austrailia. Thanks.

Re: James Monaghan, Sr. (b. 5/1814 Sligo)Wauconda, Illinois

MariAnn80 — 2009-07-25 20:45:07Z

James Monaghan, Sr. of Wauconda was my gr-gr-grandfather. My gr-grandfather, Robert L., was a son of James and Eliza Lane. I have been working on the family for years and just recently found James' obit. I also have most of his probate file and plat of survey of his property. I corresponded with a Cox family member in the past and we exchanged some info but now I have more if you'd like to share. I also have Robert's Pension File if you're interested. Hope to hear from you.

MONAGHAN Johnnie E Jr MD and Joann A

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 13:48:13Z

MONAGHAN Johnnie E Jr MD and Joann A

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

MONAGHAN Johnnie E 1898-1963

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 13:47:47Z

MONAGHAN Johnnie E 1898-1963

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Bridget and Francis MONAGHAN - Philadelphia & New Jersey

ellenbrown24 — 2009-07-16 22:12:41Z

Do you Bridgets & Francis parents names?

Monaghans from Cloughtogal

ellenbrown24 — 2009-07-16 21:45:42Z

They went to America

Re: Sligo Monaghan connection??

gwagaman — 2009-07-16 18:51:05Z

I am restoring an old cemetery in Fairmont, West Virginia. I have a Bridget (Quinn) Monaghan and a Patrick Monaghan buried there. Both are from County Sligo, Bridget possibly from Tubercurry. She is thought to have emigrated in 1846 at the age of 16 on the ship the Alhambra. She and Patrick were married in 1852 and had their first child in 1854. Patrick, Jr. was followed by Mary (died in infancy), Sarah, John, Katherine and Margaret Marian. When both Bridget and Patrick died in 1871 within a month of each other, their children were aged 3 to 15.

I know Patrick, Jr. died in 1904 and is buried at Holy Cross cemetery here in Fairmont. Sarah may have married into a local family although I don't yet know which one. John also died young, and Katherine and Margaret Marian are listed as servents in two different households in the 1880 Census.

Re: MONAGHAN in AUSTRAILA

mem07 — 2009-07-16 10:29:46Z

jane monaghan was first married to a convict thomas may/mayes. they had one child margaret who married james maguire. Jane was born in about 1808 in Scotland, the daughter of William Graham and Margaret Moore. I have more info on this family if you are interested. Mary.

Re: MA. Monaghan's

jakester77 — 2009-07-15 01:18:04Z

I am seeking the family /decendants of my greatUncle John Monahan who arr.in USA 1884 from Easkay,Castletown,Co.Sligo
We here in Brooklyn,NYC have much to offer

Re: Sligo Monaghan connection??

jakester77 — 2009-07-15 01:12:36Z

My Gr grandfather Patrick Monaghan (b.abt.1845 +/-5)of Easkey,Castletown,Co.Sligo married Mary McGowen and together they had five children and all emigrated to Brooklyn,New York in 1884:Margaret,Anne Hanora,John,Patrick,Mary Ellen------I'm very interested in all things Monaghan in Co.Sligo.
I have been to Co.Sligo several times and don't see the name anywhere.

Monaghans of County Leitrim - Patrick Monaghan c1854

mm011s6165 — 2009-07-09 14:53:55Z

Hi there,

Currently seeking information on my Monaghan family.

My gt-gt grandfather Denis Monaghan (1881) moved from Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim, Ireland to Bo'ness, Scotland with his older brother Patrick (1879) some time between 1885 and 1900. They were born in CORNANEANE, KILLASNET, County Leitrim. I know that their father was Patrick Monaghan (c1854) and their grandfather was John Monaghan (c1830).

Patrick c1854 married a Catherine in Lurganboy, Co Leitrim in 1874 (also Monaghan, her father Michael / Mick Monaghan of Lisnabrack, mother unknown). I have been using the various online databases (some free of charge, others very costly) but have come to a blank. I realise that many of the records were destroyed, but am hoping that someone recognises some names / dates etc from their own tree.

I have spoken with my grandfather who thinks that the family originally did not come from Co Leitrim - perhaps Sligo or Mayo as these are names he can remember his grandfather talking of.

I think that John Monaghan / Monahan c1830 married either a Bridget MacHugh or a Matilda Rooney / Runian.

I cannot be sure of all the names, but I think that Patrick c1854 and Catherine had the following children:

Anne 1860
Bridget 1853
Bryan 1853??
Daniel 1853??
Denis 1857
Edward 1856??
James1856
John 1858
Mary 1855
Owen 1861
Patrick 1854

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Michelle Monaghan

Re: MA. Monaghan's

mathus_1 — 2009-07-03 00:47:59Z

What was John Monaghan's middle name? Did he have other brothers? My Grandfather was a Monaghan.

Re: James Monaghan, Sr. (b. 5/1814 Sligo)Wauconda, Illinois

bcox630 — 2009-07-02 19:59:27Z

James Monaghan of Wauconda, IL and his brother Owen of Deerfield, IL, were the sons of Patrick and Hannah (nee McDonald) of County Sligo, Ireland. They had nine children. Hannah was born in 1776. She emigrated to the US in 1847 and died there in 1872 at the age of 96.

Re: James Monaghan, Sr. (b. 5/1814 Sligo)Wauconda, Illinois

bcox630 — 2009-07-02 17:03:09Z

James Monahan arrived at Lockport, NY in 1832. He was a lock tender and married Eliza Lane there. James Monahan's brother, Patrick Owen Monahan, lived in Deerfield Lake, Illinois and at Highland Park, Illinois. He came to Chicago in 1835 (c) to join his brother James. James had purchased Owen's time from the British army in Nova Scotia by sending the commanding officer $100. The two brothers moved to Lake County, Illinois in 1837, where they became farmers. By the time of his death James owned 412 acres in Wauconda Township (section 11). Three of his sons fought in the US Civil War. His son, William, was in the 96th Illinois infantry and marched in Sherman's army across Georgia to the sea. From 1856 to 1860, Owen operated the federal government's lighthouse at Port Clinton, Illinois (now Highland Park). He was appointed to this position on July 1, 1856 by James Guthrie, secretary of the US Treasury. Owen lived in the lighthouse with his family until 1861. His daughter Julia is my great aunt, and his daughter, Mary Josephine, is my great grandmother. Mary and Julia attended school in the lighthouse. Mary Josephine married William Dennis Cox (b. 1845 Ireland) in 1876. William died in 1917 and Mary died January 1, 1929. Their son, Grover, married Margaret Culkin (Chicago) on October 27, 1909 at Highland Park, IL. They had eight children all of whom are now deceased. [The Monahan name is alson speeled with a "g."]

obit for Uriah Monaghan, born 1827, Canada, died 1902, Kansas

cwhite02 — 2009-06-25 19:55:33Z

Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis, Kansas:
Monaghan Uriah 09/13/1827 10/29/1902 46 11

Minneapolis Messenger, Ottawa County, Kansas, Nov. 6, 1902, page 6:
Uriah Monaghan
Last Thursday afternoon at one o'clock the funeral services were held over the remains of Uriah Monaghan, who died on Wednesday evening. The funeral took place at the family residence in the north part of town, where the Monaghans have lived for more than thirty years. Widely known, as Mr. Monaghan has been, it was a shock to his great number of friends to hear last week that the old man had been stricken with paralysis. The stroke came on early Tuesday morning, and though he lived for two days, Mr. Monaghan was not conscious after that time. Rev. McElroy conducted the funeral services, and a great many were present to pay their last respects to a good old friend.
Uriah Monaghan was born in September 13, 1827, near London, Canada. He was married there to Mary Elizabeth McIntosh. In 1870 Mr. Monaghan came out to Kansas and settled on the old homestead claim which has ever since been the family home. The family followed him the next year. Of a very large family of children, eight survive among whom Mrs. Mike Cosgrove, formerly of Minneapolis; Mrs. Cox; Mrs. Charles Erbentraut, who still lives here, Uriah and Will Monaghan of Junction City and Charles who lives here, are the best known to Minneapolis people. The wife and mother died a year ago. Mr. Monaghan was a large heavily built man, and during his good health a man of activity. For a long time his health had been very poor and his age was against him, for the old man was in his 76th year. Sincere sorrow is expressed on all sides at Mr. Monaghan's death.

(There are a few other Monaghans buried in this cemetery.) The cemetery link is:
http://www.skyways.org/towns/Bennington/mindex.html

Matilda Lee Monaghan, from Ireland to Airdrie, Scotland

mhragle — 2009-06-12 03:42:19Z

Matilda was born Ireland appx 1796, do not know husband's first name. Their children, all born in Ireland: William , Ann, Samuel, John, Matthew. Lived in New Monkland District, Airdrie, Scotland at time of the 1851 census.
Son William married Rosetta/Rosanna Maxwell.

Anyone researching this family?

Uriah Monaghan Born 1829 - New London, Canada

rzcola — 2009-06-11 23:33:14Z

Looking for information on Uriah Monaghan born 1829 in Canada (believed on a farm near New London) He imigrated to the United State with his family settling in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas. He died sometime after 1895 in Kansas.

Re: James Monaghan, Abraham Monaghan(Monahan)

gayedawn1 — 2009-06-04 04:01:42Z

Eileen, if you're still around, I'm researching James M. Monaghan, wife Ida, both b. abt 1855 in NY (according to Census records;) their son Abraham Garfield Monaghan b. 1880 in NY, married abt 1903/1904 to Margaret Coyne b. abt 1883 in Ire., arrived in NY 18 Sep 1901; their children Margaret b. abt 1905, Abraham Jr. b. abt 1907, Evelyn b. abt 1909, Mary Elizabeth b. about 1915, and one other male sibling, name unknown, b. between 1910 and 1915, all b in NY or NJ.

Re: Sligo Monaghan connection??

fergalgorman — 2009-06-01 20:48:38Z

Dear Erma,
I know I'm about 6 years too late replying to your post but my name is Fergal Gorman and I'm from county Laois in Ireland. My mother is Brigid Gorman (nee Monaghan) from Sligo. I believe you were in touch with my family when you visited Ireland a few years back, I'm planning on travelling to canada for a working holiday and am just looking to get in touch. My email is fergalgorman@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Fergal

Francis Power and Alice Twibill

mitzymoo — 2009-05-25 17:18:06Z

My ancestors were Francis Power and Alice Twibill, who came to the US between 1817 and 1819 (based on the birthplaces of their children recorded in the family bible). They were married 14 April 1813 in the "Ireland, Co. Monnahan, Province of ----- (and they really just drew a line), Town of Castleblany)
The bible record says Francis Power and Alice Twibill were born in Monnahan (sic), but says Alice was born in Castleblaney.
Their children were named John, William, Mary, Francis, James, Eliza, Twibill, Thomas and Mary Holiday (and yes, that is her name - it's in the bible!)
Does anyone have any information on their families?
margaretrutledge@earthlink.net.
Thank you.

Re: advice

kateebair — 2009-05-22 09:18:07Z

Did you check the actual death certificate? Often a certificate of Death will show all previous marriages and children born. It may also show date and place of birth and years in the country if not born in the country which let's face it can really help. You could also check his headstone if he has one and find out who the grant holder is of where he is buried or who organised his cremation. What does your mother or father's birth certificate say about him? His will may also be of value. I recently have had great luck with a couple of wills. One revealed a 2nd marriage no one living knew about.
Best of luck.

Re: Sarah Monaghan

ellenbrown24 — 2009-05-19 22:29:44Z

My Sarah was not a Drum, sorry I wish there was a match

Re: Sarah Monaghan

aramyha1 — 2009-05-19 19:40:43Z

I have a Sarah Ellen Drum that married George Monaghan in my tree. I can't tell you much about her except that I THINK her fathers name was Edward Drum.
From the info I was able to gather though, it looks like she might have been born in Ontario, Canada so it might not be the same Sarah Monaghan...

Re: just looking

aramyha1 — 2009-05-19 19:37:09Z

I have a Donald Monaghan in my tree, I don't have much info on him except that he would have been the brother to my grandfather William Dennis Monahan. Parents names are George Monaghan and Sara(h?) Drum.
We're from the Peterborough area as well, I hope that helps!

MONAGHAN , New South Wales , Australia

RayRob — 2009-05-05 16:12:11Z

MARRIAGE - NSW REGN. No. 286 / 1898 -16 Feb.@ Sydney -
Thomas Monaghan , a 29 year-old Painter , born at Araluen.........
married
Margaret Brown , aged 21 years , born at Grafton.

Groom's parents : Michael Monaghan ( deceased )
Catherine Burke ( deceased )

Bride's parents : John Brown , Grocer ( deceased )
Mary Reilly

Can anyone Help Please

__tracy__ — 2009-05-05 15:18:55Z

Hi All

Is there any chance anyone is near to the Reasearch room ,Pearse St Libary, Dublin please
I have been told that they hold records for R.I.C
I'm trying to find any info on a
Michael Conway b1863 somewhere in Ireland
his parents were Michael Conway & Jane no dates but also born in Ireland

So... Michael was born 1863 in ireland and was a police constable then came over to Lancashire,
He married in 1885 in Oldham Lancs to Mary Monaghan b1863 parent Michael & Rose
Then first census i can find them on is ...

1891..69 Terrace st

Michael 27yrs Police Constable
Mary 28yrs
Rose 3yrs b1887 Oldham
Sabina 11mths Oldham
Peter Conway 25yrs born ireland ..Boarder.......might be Michaels brother
Patrick Conway 23yrs born ireland ...Boarder...also might be a brother
Michael Monaghan 19yrs ...born ireland..Boarder.....might be Marys brother

also 1901 &1911

Hope someone can help me with my brick wall
Many thanks
Tracy

Monaghans from Fermanagh

ellenbrown24 — 2009-05-02 23:33:15Z

Looking for Relatives of Joseph, Patrick & Sarah that settled in NYC.

Re: Searching for family history on Paternal Grandfather

spickelsclark — 2009-04-14 16:29:11Z

It may be a coincidence, but I have a Thomas Monaghan born 1821 in Dunmore, Galway, who moved to Wolverhampton in 1850 and married there. The marriage certificate gives his father's name as Martin. Unfortunately, I don't know if Thomas was born in Dunmore town, parish, or barony. Have you found Michael in the English censuses? Thomas was married and his son baptized at the Catholic Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul in Wolverhampton. The same for Michael and Ellen? I don't know if any of this is useful. Can you find a Patrick Monaghan in Griffith's in Dunmore?

Re: Searching for family history on Paternal Grandfather

truebritmega — 2009-04-14 13:52:00Z

I have a Patrick Monaghan, born somewhere around 1800, his son was Michael born somewhere around 1825-1835 who left to Wolverhampton England and settled Michaels wife was Ellen, not sure of her surname, but there marriage cert has it as Fibbin, tho I have also seen her as Felbin, Filben her father was named Thomas they all came I believe, from Mayo...

Michael and Ellen then had at least 3 kids, william (my great grandad) and james and jane...

Michael died and ellen re married a James Geraghty

advice

rwandrum — 2009-04-02 21:30:17Z

im trying to find some information about my grandfather however as he died when my mother was very young and my grandmother has now passed away we have no way of knowing who he was. there is no date of birth or anything. all i know is that he was called patrick monaghan, he was born in ireland and died in 1969 in manchester. he lived on tank row in belle vue and wasnt maried to my nana ruby. apparently he had another family in ireland. i dont know if this means anything to anybody but if it does please let me now. also any advice would be great. ive check death records and found nothing.

advice

rwandrum — 2009-04-02 21:29:21Z

Re: Monaghan of Belmullet, Co Mayo

PatsyCasey — 2009-03-28 16:07:53Z

thank you...the search continues!

Re: Monaghan of Belmullet, Co Mayo

CPOBalto — 2009-03-28 16:02:49Z

The Bridget Monaghan I am looking for was born about 1890.

Re: Monaghan of Belmullet, Co Mayo

PatsyCasey — 2009-03-28 15:51:45Z

Bridget was born about 1830