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Am I the only one
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Sue C | Report | 7 Apr 2005 22:34 |
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Chris, The name is Carew, and from what I have discovered so far they were around in quite a few Irish counties. Sue |
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Sue C | Report | 7 Apr 2005 22:26 |
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Bev, Poor you!! I thought it was bad enough struggling along with just one Irish branch. I can understand exactly how you must feel with the problem multiplied. Sue |
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Bacardi | Report | 7 Apr 2005 22:16 |
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Sue Same here!!! I came to a full stop when a rellie was born in Ireland on one branch, so I started another, which came to an abrupt halt when one was born in Ireland, so started another and...... Well you get the picture dont you?????? Currently trying to talk my mum into a holiday over there to go check it all out:-) Bev X |
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Sue C | Report | 7 Apr 2005 22:16 |
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Georgina, Well done for knowing they came from Dublin. I don't even know that much and am fast thinking that I will never find out. All I have to go on is the English census's..born in Ireland, but where in Ireland I know not. Sue (giving up hope I think) |
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Sue C | Report | 7 Apr 2005 21:59 |
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who is going along quite nicely tracing the ancestors only to come to a full stop on finding the Irish connection! Searching everywhere I can think of has thrown up no clue as to the whereabouts in Ireland of their origin. Is it a hopeless case, or is there a chance that one day a glimmer of light will shine through? Has anyone else had this problem and come out smiling? Sue |
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