Sheeran surname

[Theresa Gauthier]

Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859
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[Bob Byron]

<br>: Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859<p>My Great Great Grandmother was Ann SHEERAN, she m. Hugh BURNS and they had five children.<br>1. Rose BURNS b. abt 1843 Co. Fermanagh m. Thomas BURKE<br>2. Ann BURNS b. 1845 Co. Fermanagh m. James J. BYRON<br>3. Terence BURNS b. abt 1848 Co. Fermanagh m. Mary Ann JOHNSON<br>4. (--?--) BURNS m. (--?--) McGUIRE<br>5. (--?--) BURNS m. (--?--) QUINN<br>Does any of this fit in with your SHEERAN's ??<br>Bob.
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[Marilyn Coliano]

: Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859<br>Could this name perhaps have been misspell<br>upon entering the U.S.? Could the name have several spellings? ( Shurman or Shirman )<br>Did they enter Battery Park, New York?<p><br>Marilyn

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[Marilyn Coliano]

: Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859<br>Could this name perhaps have been misspell<br>upon entering the U.S.? Could the name have several spellings? ( Shurman or Shirman )<br>Did they enter Battery Park, New York?<p><br>Marilyn

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[Gary Harvey]

Bob,<p>I'll answer in place of my sister, Terry, in case she hasn't emailed an answer to you.<p>I don't know if Ann fits or not. The only thing I do know about Patrick Sheeran came from his tombstone which said he was born in County Roscommon on April 6, 1835.
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garyharvey@csi.com

[Gary Harvey]

: Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859<br>: Could this name perhaps have been misspell<br>: upon entering the U.S.? Could the name have several spellings? ( Shurman or Shirman )<br>: Did they enter Battery Park, New York?<p>Marilyn,<p>Thanks for responding. I'll reply in case my sister, Terry, hasn't emailed you.<p>1) The only alternate spellings I've seen for Sheeran have been Shearon and Shearan but, like everything else in genealogy, anything is possible.<p>2) I don't know where he emigrated to in America. All I know is that he popped up in a small, Irish town in Kansas, USA, around 1859.<p>

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[Glenda Smith]

: : Patrick b 1835 emigrated to U.S. by 1859<br>: : Could this name perhaps have been misspell<br>: : upon entering the U.S.? Could the name have several spellings? ( Shurman or Shirman )<br>: : Did they enter Battery Park, New York?<p>: Marilyn,<p>: Thanks for responding. I'll reply in case my sister, Terry, hasn't emailed you.<p>: 1) The only alternate spellings I've seen for Sheeran have been Shearon and Shearan but, like everything else in genealogy, anything is possible.<p>: 2) I don't know where he emigrated to in America. All I know is that he popped up in a small, Irish town in Kansas, USA, around 1859.<p>Again, could this be an incorrect spelling by the English - a James Burnell (or Burnall) Sruhan emigrated to Australia in 1841 from Roscommon. Spelling sometimes SPRUHAN or SHRUHAN<br>

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