Look up marriage Crossmaglen McCabe

[ellenruddy]

hi ya


i married into the mc cabes and they are a small family, by irish standards, my husbands aunt was mary mc cabe but she was unmarried and moved to live in dublin, where she died. strange enough another cousin's  husband has just past away in dublin and we going to the funeral this weekend, we usually only have contact at christmas and birthdays... will ask for you when i there as there are a number of older members of the  family living there...they would be in their late seventies, early eighties and know everything there is to know about the family...will write down the details and ask them....

[ellenruddy]

when we move on to being able to exchange emails i can give you the email addresses of the mc cabe/lennon who knows where the family tree is and the oldest member of the family who knows the who's who of the family... i can only do this if they say it is ok......oh there is another lady who lives in my townland and is really into her history, she knows all there is to know about what families are in the area where they came from and who married who 

[nbrome]

Thanks so much, I've pm'd you with my email.
I know the names are common and there were alot of them!  See if any of the family know about anyone who went to live in St Helens Lancashire. But we're talking about the 1860s here.
Other names connected to them were Lamb and McNamee - I got these off UK censuses, relatives who came to stay with them as lodgers in St Helens.

[ellenruddy]

hi of course my printer not working so wrote down the details and will bring it with me tomorrow....if you ever get to give me your email i will past it on and if the others want to contact you they can...
oh the name mc namee is extremely common in crossmaglen town but the name lamb in more mullaghbawn