Haren - Tromera West

Liz:

The townland was Tromra West. I found the 1901 and 1911 census records for the family. Elizabeth had a sister Mary Moloney who was a widow. There were also two other Haren families in Tromra West in 1901.

Roger  McDonnell

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai000476683/

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai001778075/

Thank you, Roger, that was kind of you to respond.  I met a descendent of Mortimer Haren living there on "Tromra West" but no luck on the Moloney's.  Maybe one day I'll get lucky.  I appreciate the census links, thanks very much!

Liz

Cantwells Memorials of the Dead (Clare)

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Kilenan graveyard;

erected by John Haren for

brother Anthony; 16/12/1881 (60)

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erected by James Haren-Doolough for

son-John; 21/12/1877 (10)

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Daniel Haren; 11/3/1821 (72)

erected by son-Terence-Tulloghabone

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Mary Haren (nee Dugan); 7/1/1839 (81)

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Michael Haren-Nahara-19/7/1864 (87)

erected by wife-Mary (nee Kelly)

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erected by Dan Haren for

brother-Patrick; 29/3/1807 (37)

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Jack Mc Donald

There are Haren graves in Kilmirry ibricken graveyard . John Daly Clonmore Lodge knows about those Harens I suggest contacting him, None still live locally the Harens who live in Spanish point came from Letterkelly

There are Haren graves in Kilmirry ibricken graveyard . John Daly Clonmore Lodge knows about those Harens I suggest contacting him, None still live locally the Harens who live in Spanish point came from Letterkelly

There are Haren graves in Kilmirry ibricken graveyard . John Daly Clonmore Lodge knows about those Harens I suggest contacting him, None still live locally the Harens who live in Spanish point came from Letterkelly

There are Haren graves in Kilmirry ibricken graveyard . John Daly Clonmore Lodge knows about those Harens I suggest contacting him, None still live locally the Harens who live in Spanish point came from Letterkelly