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Dunfanaghy Duffy & Creeslough McFadden
« on: Wednesday 06 April 11 07:36 BST (UK) »
Looking for any info or suggestions for great grandparents:  He was James Duffy (b 1830, emig to US 1900 from Pound Street in Dunfanaghy, died US 1901).  His brothers may have been John, Hugh, Patrick.  One unknown sib or uncle was nabbed for counterfeiting.

She was Catherine McFadden (b circa 1830, died before 1901).  She's from Tirlin, Creeslough, possibly Doe Parish.  Her father was Anthony McFadden, no idea on mother.  Two of her brothers were Dennis and Patrick (who married Rose Gallagher).

James and Catherine married circa 1850.  They had Michael (b 1850?), Maurice (b 1864) Bridget (b 1865?), John (b 1865?), James (1867), Mary Anne (b 1871), Catherine (b 1873), Charles (b 1875).

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Re: Dunfanaghy Duffy & Creeslough McFadden
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 01 April 15 17:44 BST (UK) »
we have similar names in our Donegal ancestry and they seem to keep the name in generation after generation, we are from near milford, ramelton, Clooney Donegal


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Re: Dunfanaghy Duffy & Creeslough McFadden
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 01 April 15 17:52 BST (UK) »
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01f2j/  all Duffys, Co Donegal age 65 to 75 in 1901
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Re: Dunfanaghy Duffy & Creeslough McFadden
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Re: Dunfanaghy Duffy & Creeslough McFadden
« Reply #4 on: Sunday 17 June 18 19:39 BST (UK) »
According to Ancestry DNA, we are 4th cousins and appear to share the McFadden branch of our trees. That would indicate we share the 3X grandparent,  on my branch that is Patrick Mc Fadden Sr. 1770–1862 Roshin, Donegal, Ireland. 2nd great-grandfather Patrick Mc Fadden jr.
1806–1876 Roshin, Donegal, Ireland, married a Bridget, birth name unknown My great  grandfather was Charles T. McFadden 1860–1933, married to Julia Gallagher. My grandmother Mary Alice (1880-1961) and the bulk of her siblings emigrated at the turn of the century to NY and Philadelphia areas. The records all refer to Roshin but they all said they were from Dunfanaghy.

Gatins of Donegal
McFadden of Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
Gallagher of Roshin, Co. Donegal
Nicholl of Mohill, Co. Leitrim
Doyle of  Laheen South, Mohill, Co. Leitrim
Wynne of Co. Leitrim
Kelly of Donegal
Muldoon from near Dungannon co. Tyrone/Co. Armagh
Ward from near Dungannon co. Tyrone/Co. Armagh