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[Eileen McGreevey O'Neill]

Have always believed my grandfather James McGreevey came from Leitrim. Mother Elizabeth Reynolds father Thomas. He was oldest child. Emigrated to US 1898. Have been unable to find even one clue. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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[James McCabe]

: Have always believed my grandfather James McGreevey came from Leitrim. Mother Elizabeth Reynolds father Thomas. He was oldest child. Emigrated to US 1898. Have been unable to find even one clue. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks<p>You would seem to be in the right place Both names are found in Leitrim. Do you have a Parish or town land for one of them?<br>Jim McCabe

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[William McGreevey]

I sent a note to the author. For others, please note that our clan plans a reunion of those related to holders of surnames McGreevy and McGreevey in Moylurg, North Roscommon, the weekend of 20 August 2000.<p>I am glad to provide more information to those who want it.<p>: Have always believed my grandfather James McGreevey came from Leitrim. Mother Elizabeth Reynolds father Thomas. He was oldest child. Emigrated to US 1898. Have been unable to find even one clue. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks<p>
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[Jill Taylor]

<br>I had the same problem, no records indicated where my G-grandfather was from, only stories, BUT he did become a US citizen and the citizenship papers told me he was, in fact, born in Leitrim (of course, it didn't say where!). Try your state archives or courts.
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