Beirne/Moran

[Thomas Schmidt]

I finally found out my g-g-grandmothers name. She was<br>Bridget Beirne. She was married to James Moran and lived in Roscommon Co. (probably Strokestown). Their daughter Susan Moran (g-grandmother) was born on 1 March 1879 and she married Michael Ryan on 18 April 1893.Since I'm about to research this line (Beirne) I was wondering if anybody had any insight to this family. Thanks for any help.
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PlasSoul@msn.com

[Sean]

<br>: I finally found out my g-g-grandmothers name. She was<br>: Bridget Beirne. She was married to James Moran and lived in Roscommon Co. (probably Strokestown). Their daughter Susan Moran (g-grandmother) was born on 1 March 1879 and she married Michael Ryan on 18 April 1893.Since I'm about to research this line (Beirne) I was wondering if anybody had any insight to this family. Thanks for any help.<p>Don't know your Bridget but, for fun, check out The O'Beirne Family Journal at www.obeirnefamily.mcmail.com<p>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[Mike O'Beirne]

Our family comes from RC parish of Gortleteragh, near Mohill, across the line in Leitrim. I've been to Strokestown Manor (home of the new Famine Museum). There's an Irish singer/guitar player Named Gerry O'Beirne, whose father was born and raised in Strokestown, and there are still lots of Beirne/O'Beirnes in and around there. Gerry is touring the US lately with a Scottish singer named Andy Stewart. His father lived in Dublin about a year ago when I last saw Gerry. Good luck. I know this isn't heavy duty info - just some interesting bits.<br>
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mikeob@altonet.com