KERINS- looking for information

[Katharine Kerins]

Please help me find out about my heritage<br>
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KMK4@uno.cc.geneseo.edu

[Sean]

<br>: Please help me find out about my heritage<p>Also look for Kearns in Roscomoon. However, there are many variants.<p>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[Sean]

<br>: <br>: : Please help me find out about my heritage<p>: Also look for Kearns in Roscommon. However, there are many variants.<p>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[Michael McManus]

: Please help me find out about my heritage<p>Dear Katharine,<p>I have Kerins, Kearns, Kerrans etc. in our family<br>and have abstracted a lot of information about<br>the name in North Roscommon, where ours were from.<br>If you give me some more detail I will try to <br>help if these are of interest to you.<br>Sincerely,<br>Michael

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Michael.McManus@durham.ac.uk

[sanda kerins brelsford]

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jbrelsford@ameri-com.com

[sandra kerins brelsford]

: <br>: : Please help me find out about my heritage<p>: Also look for Kearns in Roscomoon. However, there are many variants.<p>

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jbrelsford@ameri-com.com

[william kerins]

: Please help me find out about my heritage<br> My name is Bill Kerins ( my ancestors adopted the "s" in 1898) and my roots go back to northern County Clare. My gfather and seven of his siblings added the s after being in this country some considerable time. My gfather's brother's line ( still in Ireland) still use Kerin or the gailic form O Ceirin.<br> Coincidentally, in 1872 my gfather (then Patrick Kerin b-1846 in Lisdoonvarna) married a Bridget Kerins ( apparently from Ennistymon) in Fall River MA. So my interest in the Kerin(s) sept is multi-facetted. I have considerable information from the 1901 Irish census and the 1855 Griffith's about the Kerin(s) in northern County Clare.<br>I also have some generic information about the sept that dates back to the 1420s when they migrated from Mayo to Kerry and Clare.<br> My reason for telling you this is to entice you into trading information and possibly, forming a Kerin(s) genealogy club. Please contact me by E-mail if you think there could be some mutual advantage.<p> Bill Kerins bkerins@cybercom.net<p>

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bkerins@cybercom.net