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Trying to find McNamara
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Ashazoe | Report | 7 Oct 2007 16:52 |
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Lorraine I just got back from NZ on the 21st Sept and don't recall even receiving this message. Are you able to give me a bit more info??? I don't think there is a connection ,but you never know. |
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Lorraine | Report | 21 Sep 2007 23:19 |
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Hi just noticed your message (i know it is 2007) My 3 greats grandmother was Mary McNamra b ? and married Michael O'Meara Feb 25 1839 in Launceston Tasmania Australia. She died in 1866. They had 9 children I am aware of. Love to hear more about her so keeping fingers crossed.you may have more info on the Australian McNamaras from Lorraine from New Zealand |
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Ashazoe | Report | 22 Feb 2005 02:36 |
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Now here is an easy one for you all Ha Ha I am looking for a Patrick McNamara from County Clare Who married May....... and had a son Michael who I am led to believe was sent to Australia for being naughty. They may have been farmers/orchardists. Michael married Ellen Crowley in Australia and she also came from Ireland County Cork Can anyone help?????? The time span would be around 1800 to 1860 |
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