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 (2912 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 (2244 reads) (Read More... | 1124 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 0)
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 @ 22:19:03 EDT (4853 reads) (Read More... | 408 bytes more | 6 comments | Score: 0)
From Valentia, Ireland to Victoria, Australia
Shirley McCrohan (Victoria, Australia) has contributed some fabulous research into the Eugene McCrohan/Margaret Carroll branch of McCrohans who left Valentia Island, Co Kerry, Ireland and settled in Australia in 1857. The first piece of this that I have added to the website are some wonderful photos in the photo gallery..
jerry writes "I've placed a family tree template (Microsoft Word document) on the website which you can download by clicking here.
For those that are interested, I can include your family tree in the McCrohan genealogical database (private information hidden without password) so that we can record this information before it disappears, and potentially help others to locate relatives and family. Just fill out the form and send it to jerry@mccrohan.net
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Posted by admin on Saturday, 27 April 2002 @ 16:24:34 EDT (4150 reads) (Read More... | 731 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 4)
Parish records at turn of 19th century - Cahirciveen
jerry writes "With many thanks to Bridie McCrohan of Cahirciveen, who took the trouble to record the McCrohans in the Cahirciveen parish register at the turn of the 19th century. For those of you not familiar with it, Cahirciveen (and the smaller Renard close by) are towns in the County of Kerry, Ireland, and is the cradle of many if not most of the branches of McCrohans around the world today. See document below.."
Posted by admin on Saturday, 27 April 2002 @ 15:53:56 EDT (7038 reads) (Read More... | 8013 bytes more | 3 comments | Score: 4.5)
1889 marriage certificate
Tomasgolfer writes "I placed a copy of my greatgrand parents marriage certificate in the gallery but failed to name it, it's therefore listed as MISCELLANEOUS.
From the marriage of Patrick McCrohan and Jane Connor there were 11 children, they are Ellie, James, Patrick, John, Hanna, Michael, Margaret, Maurice, Thomas, Timothy and Gerald. My Grandmother, Ellie was born in Ballymaquin in ..."
Posted by Admin on Thursday, 20 December 2001 @ 19:34:25 EST (4900 reads) (Read More... | 815 bytes more | 1 comment | Score: 3)
Australian archdiocesan records - Francis McCrohan/Grace Mullen
From Mary Margaret Lam's research into the family of Francis McCrohan & Grace Mullen.. Born in Ireland, deported to Australia, emigrated as a free man to the U.S. with his family..
Posted by Admin on Sunday, 23 September 2001 @ 20:01:59 EDT (12028 reads) (Read More... | 8401 bytes more | 339 comments | Score: 4)
Photographs of the Australian McCrohons
Ann Barry wrote recently that she "would like to advise other McCrohon family members, that I have in my possession a large number of old (up to 100yrs old) photo's, from the the family of John & Bridget Balkin"
Posted by Admin on Tuesday, 18 September 2001 @ 08:41:58 EDT (7080 reads) (Read More... | 406 bytes more | 81 comments | Score: 5)
History of the McCrohan family of Melbourne, Australia
This article has been superseded by another article contributed by the same researcher (Clinton McCrohan) which provides a history of the MacCriomhthainns from an Australian perspective, and is available at this link
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Posted by Admin on Thursday, 13 September 2001 @ 08:45:10 EDT (5967 reads) (Read More... | 8 comments | Score: 4.75)
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