Re: Surnames: O'Hora

[Dennis Horoho]

Our family came from County Rosscommon about 1851. I have heard that Horoho / O'Hora / Horgan may all be related. If you want more information about my family (which is very limited) just write.<br>: <br>: You may wish to keep this information for the future. There was a HOARE family that left on the ship Channing under a State-aided emigration program in 1847 from Ballykilcline, Co. Ros. The family was : Michael, age 35. Mary,age 30, wife. James, age 5/John, age 7/Thomas, age 2/Bridget,age8/Mary,age11.<br>: Remain flexable on the name in case the family made changes in spelling or on your old records. E-mail me if any of the above family is a match.<p>
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dhoroho@townsquare.net

[leslie o'hora]

<p>: Our family came from County Rosscommon about 1851. I have heard that Horoho / O'Hora / Horgan may all be related. If you want more information about my family (which is very limited) just write.<br>: : <br>: : You may wish to keep this information for the future. There was a HOARE family that left on the ship Channing under a State-aided emigration program in 1847 from Ballykilcline, Co. Ros. The family was : Michael, age 35. Mary,age 30, wife. James, age 5/John, age 7/Thomas, age 2/Bridget,age8/Mary,age11.<br>: : Remain flexable on the name in case the family made changes in spelling or on your old records. E-mail me if any of the above family is a match.<p><br>
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ardohora@iol.ie