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Sligo / Re: Milmoe Ballymote Sligo 1837
« on: Monday 25 May 15 15:21 BST (UK)  »
Jimbo - I don't believe it was me sending you a private email.  Do you have Owen Kerins from Listrush in your tree?  Kathryn

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Leitrim / Re: McDermott - Carrick on Shannon
« on: Thursday 14 August 14 23:29 BST (UK)  »
google book search James I and "patent rolls" for a searchable book showing McDermotts of Carrick in the 1600's

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Sligo / Re: McDermott( Lackagh) Co Sligo
« on: Thursday 14 August 14 23:25 BST (UK)  »
Check FindMyPast.com for the 1851/1841 Census - for Kearns, which seems to show a McDermott and Kearns marriage by the parents names - not the head of household.

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Sligo / Re: McDermott( Lackagh) Co Sligo
« on: Saturday 09 August 14 21:57 BST (UK)  »
Try looking at the US Land Grant.  I've been researching my McDermott's and think I might have noticed your names on this site in the last few days.

From here, you might have to locate more documents which could give you further leads.  Good Luck

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Sligo / Re: Milmoe Ballymote Sligo 1837
« on: Tuesday 13 May 14 01:47 BST (UK)  »
Hi.  My Owens (Hugh) Kerins family were living in Listrush, near Ballymote, RC parish of Keash and Culfadda since at least the 1850's.  I have yet to find out where the original Owen came from before that time.  His marriage record in Keash to Winifred Kielty does not list where they came from or any parents.

I have found Owen's children, Mark (moved to England with wife) & Owen (stone cutter can't find afater about 1880), Winifred Quigley who lived in Riverstown, Bridget McDermott?, and Catherine Shiels who remained in Listrush.

In about 1938 when Catherine Kerins Shiels died, my mom recalls that she heard them tell her eldest brother to go down to the Coach (Koash) road to tell granny's family.  But, other than that my mom and her siblings know nothing more about those "cousins".

Thanks for reading and perhaps noticing something is familiar.

Kathy

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