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about the McCrohan family name, and the genealogy of its bearers,
whether they be called MacCriomhthainns (in the original Irish) or any
of the many popular anglicisations of the name: McCrohon, McCrohan,
MacCrohan, Mac-Crohan, McCrehin, O'Crohan, MacCrehin and Mac-Crohon (in
Spain), O'Crohon, MacCrohon etc.
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New branch of Family Tree Found
Eileen writes "I recently received an email from a Jane, stating that her father was Thomas F Crohan
(O’Crohan) and his father was Thomas T. Crohan (O’Crohan) the son that went to
America and his father was Tomas
O’Crohan (The Islandman). "
Posted by admin on Thursday, 23 December 2010 @ 15:39:01 EST (1541 reads) (Read More... | 766 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 0)
A McCrehin Family History
With many apologies to Carol Sundquist (née McCrehin) for the very late publication of her family history.
Posted by admin on Sunday, 19 August 2007 @ 09:23:48 EDT (4051 reads) (Read More... | 8881 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 0)
New downloads in the Family Histories section
Working through my backlog of documents to post, and came across the following documents contributed by John McCrohan of Renard (again). John mentions in his email that he received them from Inés in Buenos Aires, a descendent of Don José.
Unfortunately for some of us, the documents are in Spanish only, so it would be great if there's anyone out there with the appropriate language skills who could translate these to English one day.
Posted by admin on Sunday, 19 August 2007 @ 08:57:38 EDT (3398 reads) (Read More... | 1124 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 0)
Publicity featuring Valentia Island, Renard Point etc
With thanks to John McCrohan of Renard, County Kerry in Ireland for requesting a copy of this short publicity slot from Guinness, and sharing it with us. This 4 megabyte film is of interest here, because it features background images of the Irish McCrohan heartland.
To further put the film in context, I'm copying a short article from "The Kingdom" newspaper, which was published September 15, 2005.
Posted by admin on Sunday, 19 August 2007 @ 08:03:20 EDT (6047 reads) (Read More... | 2540 bytes more | 42 comments | Score: 4)
Photo Gallery back!
I'm delighted to say that the photo gallery is back in action. See link on the left to "Photo Gallery". As I don't have as much time to tend to McCrohan.net as I used to, I had to disable the photo gallery some time back when upgrading ..
Posted by admin on Sunday, 19 August 2007 @ 06:26:46 EDT (4657 reads) (Read More... | 962 bytes more | 5 comments | Score: 0)
THREE Kerry brothers will perform for US President George W Bush, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern and other dignitaries at a presidential lunch in the White House on March 16.
Note:This article appeared in the Irish Examiner on the 10th of March. Thanks to McCrohan.net member Paul Thompson for bringing it to our attention.
Posted by admin on Saturday, 11 March 2006 @ 14:15:58 EST (4997 reads) (Read More... | 877 bytes more | 2 comments | Score: 0)
Maxwell McCrohon
Maxwell McCrohon
1928 -- 2004
`Visionary' talent reshaped Chicago Tribune Newspaper
By Patrick T. Reardon
Chicago Tribune staff reporter
Note:Thanks to Ed Ahern for sharing this with us
Posted by admin on Sunday, 12 December 2004 @ 15:44:25 EST (5632 reads) (Read More... | 8454 bytes more | 5 comments | Score: 4.33)
Mac Crehin's Castle
Apart from its enclosing earthwork there are no visible remains of this castle, which was located on the lower South slopes of Bentee Mountain. It is associated with the McCrohan branch of the O’Sullivan Mores (Smith 1756, 107), and is referred to as ‘Letirmiccrohan’ in RIA MS 24 K 43.
Note:Article contributed by John McCrohan of Renard. Registered users can see a picture of the site of Leitir Castle in the Photo Gallery.
Posted by admin on Thursday, 02 January 2003 @ 08:06:04 EST (10398 reads) (Read More... | 3774 bytes more | 46 comments | Score: 4.5)
Geoffrey McCrohon
jeff writes "My great great great grandfather was Daniel O'Connell McCrohon he married Emma Dunn.."
Posted by admin on Thursday, 17 October 2002 @ 23:19:03 EDT (6094 reads) (Read More... | 408 bytes more | 6 comments | Score: 0)
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