My ggrandmother Bridget Larkin was b 1863 in Roscommon to Michael Larkin & Mary Regan. There was another child, John, b 1865. Bridget & John emigrated to NYC in 1882 and resided in Brooklyn.<br>In the late 1970s/early 1980s, Helen Larkin Mullins emigrated from Roscommon to NYC with her adult daughter and resided in Brooklyn. She is a distant cousin of mine and says the Larkin family is still in the same town in Roscommon. Sadly, Helen passed and I never got the name of the town.<br>Do these names sound familiar to anyone?<br>Thanks in advance.
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Larkin/Regan/Mullins
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Tony Larkin
Re: Larkin/Regan/Mullins
(User Above) wrote: : My ggrandmother Bridget Larkin was b 1863 in Roscommon to Michael Larkin & Mary Regan. There was another child, John, b 1865. Bridget & John emigrated to NYC in 1882 and resided in Brooklyn.<br>: In the late 1970s/early 1980s, Helen Larkin Mullins emigrated from Roscommon to NYC with her adult daughter and resided in Brooklyn. She is a distant cousin of mine and says the Larkin family is still in the same town in Roscommon. Sadly, Helen passed and I never got the name of the town.<br>: Do these names sound familiar to anyone?<br>: Thanks in advance.<p><br>My g-g-g-grandparents, James Larkin & Mary Garvey of Ballygalda, Co. Roscommon, had 10 children, of whom around 6 emigrated to the USA. Of the boys, Michael, Thomas, Patrick (born 1837) and William (born 1845) left.<p>I know that Michael was a contractor in New York and may have had a son, James. William lived in Manhatten and had 3 daughters, Anne, Kate and a girl who became Sister Celestine. Family legend says Thomas was married but Patrick remained a bachelor. However, I do not know where they ended up.<p>What do you think? Do you have any connections to William or Michael?<p>
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