Hi Folks, Trying to track my Mulroy tribe from Mayo. John Mulroy (b. approx 1810) married Bridget McCue (McHugh/McKew) and they had Edward (b. 1832), Bridget, Catherine, Thomas, James, Michael (b. 1842). They then emigrated to Preston, Lancashire, England where my great grandmother, Ann Mulroy was born. Many of the children came to New Bedford, Massachusetts, US. (I believe Bridget McCue Mulroy may have died, and John remarried a Margaret Bambrie (or she may have been his first wife--sketchy records)
Any connections out there? Thanks! Peg Sullivan
Peg
Saturday 9th Jan 2016, 10:04PMMessage Board Replies
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Peg:
Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!
I searched on Roots Ireland for the marriage record and the baptismal records for the children but did not find any records. Mulroy was a fairly common surname in Co. Mayo. Likely the marriage and baptisms occurred in a parish that does not have records back to 1830-1842.
Roger McDonnell
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Sunday 10th Jan 2016, 12:52AM -
Peg:
Forgot to mention that you may want to consider autosomal DNA testing. This testing will allow you to look for matches on your paternal and Maternal lines.
Roger
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Sunday 10th Jan 2016, 12:54AM -
thank you Roger. I did do DNA testing and hope to someday get a hit! Thanks again Peg Sullivan
Peg
Sunday 10th Jan 2016, 10:53PM -
Peg:
Not sure which company you tested with but you may want to check out www.gedmatch.com Gedmatch is a volunteer run site where people can update their raw DNA data and see if they match with someone who tested with one of the other companies and loaded their data to Gedmatch.
Roger
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Monday 11th Jan 2016, 06:53PM -
Thank you Roger. I've done both Ancestry, Mitosearch as well as Gedmatch! Peg
Peg
Tuesday 12th Jan 2016, 02:44PM