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Title: Annie O'Malley Daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan
Post by: Baird on Tuesday 27 September 16 15:44 BST (UK)
Looking for any info on an Annie O'Malley born circa 1848 in "Ireland" , possibly County Mayo by her name. She was the daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan . She married a Denis Vaughan(also born in Ireland) , a shipyard worker, in Anderston,Glasgow in 1868 and she died in Glasgow in 1895.
They had seven children all born in Glasgow.
Any leads on her family in Ireland would be greatly appreciated also any info on her husbands family . His parents were Michael Vaughan and Mary Haggarty.
Many thanks,
Baird
Title: Re: Annie O'Malley Daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan
Post by: dathai on Tuesday 27 September 16 21:20 BST (UK)
A Patrick Vaughan born Cork 1845
https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/2d77a60225513
Title: Re: Annie O'Malley Daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan
Post by: Baird on Tuesday 25 October 16 11:27 BST (UK)
Hello, so sorry for the delay.
Fantastic news . What do you think of the Denis Vaughan I am researching being the one born to Patrick Vaughan in Enniskeane in 1845 ?
Title: Re: Annie O'Malley Daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan
Post by: aghadowey on Tuesday 25 October 16 12:02 BST (UK)
Quote from: Baird on Tuesday 25 October 16 11:27 BST (UK)
Hello, so sorry for the delay.
Fantastic news . What do you think of the Denis Vaughan I am researching being the one born to Patrick Vaughan in Enniskeane in 1845 ?

How did you get from "What do you think of the Denis Vaughan I am researching being the one born to Patrick Vaughan" when you originally said "His parents were Michael Vaughan and Mary Haggarty"  ???
Title: Re: Annie O'Malley Daughter of Andrew O'Malley and Catherine McLauchlan
Post by: Baird on Tuesday 25 October 16 12:17 BST (UK)
How I got there was a route called a senior moment. Ha ha. But well spotted , glad you are on the ball.