Is Mulyck really Mullagh or Mulligan?

[Colleen Moore]

My ancestor Bernard Mulyck was born in Co.Roscammon, and I have long suspected his surname to be a misspelling. Anyone have some idea whether this might in fact be Mullagh or Mulligan? This Bernard would have immigrated to US between about 1845 and 1865.
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collmoore@ameritech.net

[Sean]

<br>: My ancestor Bernard Mulyck was born in Co.Roscammon, and I have long suspected his surname to be a misspelling. Anyone have some idea whether this might in fact be Mullagh or Mulligan? This Bernard would have immigrated to US between about 1845 and 1865.<br>MacLysaght, the expert, says that there was/is a Leitrim/Roscommon name of Mullock/Mulock. Also Moolick. Then there's Meelick in East Galway, which is no too far away.<br>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[Jack Moolick]

: <br>: : My ancestor Bernard Mulyck was born in Co.Roscammon, and I have long suspected his surname to be a misspelling. Anyone have some idea whether this might in fact be Mullagh or Mulligan? This Bernard would have immigrated to US between about 1845 and 1865.<br>: MacLysaght, the expert, says that there was/is a Leitrim/Roscommon name of Mullock/Mulock. Also Moolick. Then there's Meelick in East Galway, which is no too far away.<p>

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John.Moolick@gte.net