McTiernan Family Ties

[Gerry McTiernan Marting]

After one trip to Ireland in February of 1997 I realized how hard it is to find family. Did the Southern loop from Dublin to Shannon. Next trip is planned for 2000. Will try the Northern route this time.<p>Will try to visit County Antrim and Tyrone - the Village of Ballyronan. Even though most McTiernan names seem to be from the South, there is an old family tale that the last generation left Ireland from Ballyronan.<p>Hoping for any help.<br>
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[Mary Day]

<br>: After one trip to Ireland in February of 1997 I realized how hard it is to find family. Did the Southern loop from Dublin to Shannon. Next trip is planned for 2000. Will try the Northern route this time.<p>: Will try to visit County Antrim and Tyrone - the Village of Ballyronan. Even though most McTiernan names seem to be from the South, there is an old family tale that the last generation left Ireland from Ballyronan.<p>: Hoping for any help.<p>Try Dromahair in Co. Leitrim. Stay at the Standford Village Inn and ask the owners about the McTiernans.
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[Thomas L. West]

: My great-grandmothers maiden name was Ann McTienan of Silgo, she married my great-grandfather in Silgo then moved to Drunshanbo. They had 7 children.<br>

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