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Ancestry/Genealogy

3Hotdogs

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10. thanks. I'll get my daughter on it.

Reply to IrishBubbaLiberal (Reply #9)

Mon Mar 17, 2025, 11:55 PM

Mar 2025

On my mother's side, were the Finnegan and Buckley family members. We don't know much about their Irish history either. All I know is my great uncle was the sheriff in Sussex County, N.J. in the 1920's.

We have information about my grandfather who came from a town, about 20 miles north of Rome. And his arrival at Ellis.

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My family probably lost land at that time -- if they even ever had land. 3Hotdogs Mar 2025 #7

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thanks. I'll get my daughter on it. 3Hotdogs Mar 2025 #10