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Re: O'Callaghan and connecting names Ireland
Posted by: Tom Callahan (ID *****2784) Date: March 27, 2011 at 19:05:57
In Reply to: O'Callaghan and connecting names Ireland by Barbara Nelson of 151

Thank you for your post. Wondering if you might have any information for me.  To my understanding, my ancestors came from County Fermanagh, Ireland.  So far, I have traced my line back to Thomas Callaghan (born approximately 1795).  Thomas is my great, great, great grandfather.   From my research, I believe that he was born in Annagulgan, Roslea, County Fermanagh Ireland.

Here is more history:  To my knowledge, his father's name was Donal (born approximately 1770 in Cork) and his son was Thomas (September 10th, 1831 - 1904).  This son traveled to the United States (Galena, Illinois) from Ireland in 1847 during the Great Famine.  There were many other sons and one daughter:

John Callaghan (1815-1884)
Edward Callaghn (1820 - 1895) - also moved from Ireland to Galena, Illinois
James Callaghan (1820 - 1898)
Julia (Callaghan) McDevitt - born 1823 from County Fermanagh Ireland married James McDevitt in Galena 1848. Moved to Cedar County Nebraska in 1879.
Michael Callaghan (1829 - 1912)
Hugh Callaghan (1835) - also moved from Ireland to Galena, Illinois
Joseph Callaghan (1836)

These dates are mainly approximations as it has been difficult to find exact records.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!




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