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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Waterford => Topic started by: Paul Peter on Sunday 28 September 14 16:45 BST (UK)
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Hi
I found out that one of my great great grandfathers - Francis Drohan - died in the workhouse in Kilmacthomas in 1882. Is there somewhere I could find more details about why he entered and how long he was there and if he entered on his own or with family
thanks
Paul
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There's a link to the workhouse in the Resources topic at the top of the board-
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=404578.0
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thanks Aghadowey tried that but the link doesn't work
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The link has changed since 2009 but I can no longer edit any links. Here the new one-
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/Kilmacthomas/
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Brillant thanks
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Dear Paul,
I recently spent 4 weeks working solidly on the Drohan family tree of Carrick on Suir. My primary interest is the Davin family - as you would know Philip Drohan married Mary Davin. I have built up quite a large tree that I would like to share with you. I don't have very much on the branch you appear to be researching though so it would be great to compare notes. I hope to hear from you. Joanne
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Francis Drohan was my GG-grandfather who died at the Workhouse. We are connected to the Drohan families of Kilmac, Carrick on Suir, Clonmel, Liverpool, and Yonkers, NY. I would appreciate exchanging information with you. My email is (*). Thanks
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Hi
thanks for the message, I have sent you an email about Francis
regards
Paul
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Paul,
I discovered your workhouse thread and was fascinated! My 3rd great-grand father is Francis Drohan. I am 90% sure its the same one what is in your tree. I would love to learn more about this branch of my family. My tree is a public tree on Ancestry.com.: girasekfamily
I hope to learn from all the great work you've done, as I am just beginning his journey!
Bernadette