I am trying to locate my gt gt grandfather, Patrick 'nutney' or similar, from period 1840/50? where in Ireland might the name originate from? any help?
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patrick nutney or similar
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James Regan
Re: patrick nutney or similar
(User Above) wrote: : I am trying to locate my gt gt grandfather, Patrick 'nutney' or similar, from period 1840/50? where in Ireland might the name originate from? any help? <p>A quick spot search of the Ireland phone book on this website doesn't show any Nutney's anywhere I looked. My guess is that you're looking for Nertney,probably written quickly by a priest or clerk somewhere to make the "e" and "r" resemble a "u" in cursive script. I have a ggrandmother who was a Nertney, and in going over old church documents, I've found that the name could easily be read as Nutney.Plenty of Nertney's (or Nerney's) around. Good luck with your search. James
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