KEATING/BYRNE, County Leitrim

[Richard C. Keating]

My earliest known Keating ancestors, William <br>Keating and Bridget Bartley(?) were in Philadelphia<br>about 1792. William left something in his will to a sister,<br>a sister, Catherine Byrne, in County Leitrim. <br>These facts are all that exist regarding<br>connection to the old country. I want to connect<br>my American line to Irish Keatings. Can anyone <br>help?<br> <br> <br>
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rkeatin@siue.edu

[John O'Beirne]

<br>: My earliest known Keating ancestors, William <br>: Keating and Bridget Bartley(?) were in Philadelphia<br>: about 1792. William left something in his will to a sister,<br>: a sister, Catherine Byrne, in County Leitrim. <br>: These facts are all that exist regarding<br>: connection to the old country. I want to connect<br>: my American line to Irish Keatings. Can anyone <br>: help?<br>: <br>Most likely, Catherine "Byrne" was, or should be, "Beirne," or "O'Beirne." The Byrnes are Wicklow whereas Beirne/O'Beirne are Connacht.<br>: <p>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[Helen Fink]

: : <br>: : :Recently found a marriage record from Brooklyn, NY of my ancestors Bridget McNiff and John Redden. Bridget's parents were listed as Michael McNiff and Mary Byrne both of County Leitrim. Other than this, I have no additional information. : <br>: :<p>: Most likely, Catherine "Byrne" was, or should be, "Beirne," or "O'Beirne." The Byrnes are Wicklow whereas Beirne/O'Beirne are Connacht.<br>: : : <p>

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