March 17, 2014
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She's looking for her granny's clan
Sister Joni went to a pub in Shannon, Ireland and every other person was kin.
Families don't move so my dad's family was easy to find family through the parish priest.
That is a Troy's gravesite from 1740.
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Incredible!!
Wow!!!!!
These are amazing photos. My brother found our ancestors in England back 1000 years. Some of our family is still there--they do not move around much like we do.
so satisfying to find gravestones of ancestors ~ I really enjoy the search ~
Deep roots in Ireland , Jill.
I wisgh you good luck for the foot surgery tomorrow <;
With love
Michel
Great stuff! I will be doing the same, in my Dad's ancestral city of Rouen, France, in June.
Dust in the wind.
How are you on this Wednesday after your foot surgery,Jill?
I hope you are not suffering and all went well.
Encouragement and support
Love
Michel
BY the way I wonder if I am not in advance . It is today you get the surgery. I think of you
Love
Michel
This just proves that leprechauns have all the luck!
Yay, Jill . I am super happy all went well with the surgery.
What a relief!
Love
Michel
That is so cool that your sis got to go to Ireland, and found so many connections to family there!
It is good to hear (through conversation between you & Michel) that you came through the surgery well. Let Dave spoil you!
Hugs, love, & prayers... Carolyn ♥
I would love to go to Ireland! My son just got back from a 10 day trip to both Ireland and Scotland ... had a wonderful time searching for old family records, too! Still waiting to see all the photos he took ... these are very nice ones, Jill!
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