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Offline Blue70

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Ballygrogan
« on: Sunday 15 January 12 00:17 GMT (UK) »
I have Grogan ancestors from County Cork and I've found that there is a place called Ballygrogan in County Cork. Can anyone tell me more than what's on Google & whether it's North or South Cork on Roots Ireland?

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Re: Ballygrogan
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 15 January 12 03:05 GMT (UK) »
It looks like North Cork.   Logainm site

Roots Ireland covers North Cork.
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Barnane, Cahalane, Collins, Connolly, Driscoll, Hourihane, Hurley, Looney, McCarthy, Mahony, Sweeney, Young  in Skibbereen area of southwest County Cork, Ireland; Regan in RoaringWater bay area and in Caheragh parish

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Re: Ballygrogan
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 15 January 12 08:19 GMT (UK) »
Griffiths Valuation shows that there were 20 households recorded there in 1851. You can see a map of the townland in 1851 on the Griffiths site, and then overlay a modern map to compare. (Use the place name search option to get all the households).

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=nameSearch
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Re: Ballygrogan
« Reply #3 on: Sunday 15 January 12 11:12 GMT (UK) »
Thanks folks.

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