O'Rorke/Eardley/Dawson families

[Ann O'Rorke]

Looking for information on James O'Rorke b.abt 1845 near Lough Allan maybe Keadue, went to Scotland prior to 1869. Married to Ann Dawson from the same area.<br>Also for Ann Eardley or Early b.1864 same area then went to Scotland around 12 years of age and married Thomas O'Rorke abt 1900. <br>Oral history in family tells family were descended from a Thady and Brian O'Rorke. Many of family buried at Ballameehan not in the north do not know where this is.<br>1. Any one out there with some local knowledge? <br>2. I am also puzzled about the spelling of my name we never had a "u" included in it.<br>3. What are the names of the local parish churches as all family devout Catholics.Any info greatfuly received ANN
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[Ann]

: Looking for information on James O'Rorke b.abt 1845 near Lough Allan maybe Keadue, went to Scotland prior to 1869. Married to Ann Dawson from the same area.<br>: Also for Ann Eardley or Early b.1864 same area then went to Scotland around 12 years of age and married Thomas O'Rorke abt 1900. <br>: Oral history in family tells family were descended from a Thady and Brian O'Rorke. Many of family buried at Ballameehan not in the north do not know where this is.<br>: 1. Any one out there with some local knowledge? <br>: 2. I am also puzzled about the spelling of my name we never had a "u" included in it.<br>: 3. What are the names of the local parish churches as all family devout Catholics.Any info greatfuly received ANN<p><br>I see an Ann Early born to Patrick Early and Honora Flynn on January 9, 1864 in the townland of Glasdrumman in the parish of Kilronan. Ann's godparents were Brigida Early and Eugene Guihan. If you think this might be your Ann, I could check my records further for you.<p>

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[Ann O'Rorke]

Now have further information. <br>My g. Grandparents were James Rourke b.1841 in Eire married MARY EARLY b 1836 in Eire. James as a single man for Scotland in 1860.<p>My grandparents were THOMAS O'ROURKE b.1869 in Scotland married Ann Earley (b in Eire 1875) abt 1900. Looking for info on the Irish background. I now believe there were no Dawson's in the family - my apologies. Now I believe the parents of James Rourke were Farrel O'Rourke and Bridgittae Wynne as listed in IGI records.<p><br>These family members were believed to be from Keadew in the Lough allen area. Any info or help greatfully received. Cheers Ann O'Rorke. <p><p><br> : Looking for information on James O'Rorke b.abt 1845 near Lough Allan maybe Keadue, went to Scotland prior to 1869. Married to Ann Dawson from the same area.<br>: : Also for Ann Eardley or Early b.1864 same area then went to Scotland around 12 years of age and married Thomas O'Rorke abt 1900. <br>: : Oral history in family tells family were descended from a Thady and Brian O'Rorke. Many of family buried at Ballameehan not in the north do not know where this is.<br>: : 1. Any one out there with some local knowledge? <br>: : 2. I am also puzzled about the spelling of my name we never had a "u" included in it.<br>: : 3. What are the names of the local parish churches as all family devout Catholics.Any info greatfuly received ANN<p>: <br>: I see an Ann Early born to Patrick Early and Honora Flynn on January 9, 1864 in the townland of Glasdrumman in the parish of Kilronan. Ann's godparents were Brigida Early and Eugene Guihan. If you think this might be your Ann, I could check my records further for you.<p>
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