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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,
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Spain), O'Crohon, MacCrohon etc.
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Anonymous writes "Member Lynne Curran has spotted a photograph of a "Mr MacCorhan" of Australia, probably from the late nineteenth century, which is quite possibly a picture of an Australian McCrohan."
Posted by admin on Sunday, 27 March 2016 @ 11:50:13 EDT (717 reads) (Read More... | 738 bytes more | comments? | Score: 0)
I couldn't select a proper 'topic' so "the name" will have to do. I finally got the death date on Mike McCrehin. He was born in New York 1837 and I have been unable to find his parents. Anyhow through the census I found him in Minnesota in 1900 and 1910. In 1910 he was living with a William Hill, his wife and 8 yr. old son. I had spent some time in trying to find a death date for him and it finally came through" Family Search".
He died 9/5/1911 at Beltrami Co., MN. That's where he was in 1910 census. His name was written down as McCueun at Family Search. I know that was him because of the Beltrami Co.. Beltrami is right next to where we live in MN. I went to the courthouse in Bemidji to see the records. His name was down as McCruen. He was accidentally shot by William Hill while William Hill was shooting at a bear. We walked through the cemetery he must have been buried at, a township cemetery, but found no marker. He wasn't listed in the cemetery listing either. Part of a mystery is solved.
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Posted by admin on Saturday, 04 July 2015 @ 04:42:01 EDT (1011 reads) (comments? | Score: 0)
Although we can't vouch for its veracity, the following extract from "Memory Cups of Panhandle Pioneers" (Clarendon Press, 1945) has a page on the McCrohans of New Mexico and Texas.. Thanks to Trevor Trimmer for spotting this and sharing.
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Posted by admin on Sunday, 08 February 2015 @ 06:51:04 EST (1734 reads) (Read More... | 3364 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 0)
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 @ 14:39:01 EST (6870 reads) (Read More... | 766 bytes more | 2 comments | 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 @ 08:23:48 EDT (10813 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 @ 07:57:38 EDT (11438 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 @ 07:03:20 EDT (10378 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 @ 05:26:46 EDT (11192 reads) (Read More... | 962 bytes more | 5 comments | Score: 0)
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Kerry brothers to sing at White House lunch
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 @ 13:15:58 EST (9060 reads) (Read More... | 877 bytes more | 2 comments | Score: 0)
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