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Daniel McElwee
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Daniel | Report | 2 Feb 2007 00:26 |
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The name McElwee, as the 2 capitals in it surgest, is a double barrel name, ie Mc Elwee. as far as i know the name is exclusivly southern irish but am more likely than not wrong. i can however tell you the interested viewer that Mcelwee is a very Roman catholic name. for instance every mcelwee i have searched, from bbc's weather reporter 'Rob McElwee' to franci mcelwee, a famous francis mcelwee again catholic. any new or informative information is of course most welcome. daniel mcelwee. a very interested researcher. p.s my imediate family on the mcelwee side has for at least 3 gernerations came from/born in the teesside area in north east england. |
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Janice | Report | 15 Feb 2008 22:48 |
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Hi You may have relatives who are listed in my tree. Please let me have details of your listing. Jan 0191 3721558 particularly Sarah Swailes who married a McElwee in 1918 |
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