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Michele | Report | 30 Oct 2004 05:27 |
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Hi, I'm trying to help my husband find some of his family. His mothers side of the family is O'Neill and as far as we know, there are still quite a few of his O'Neill's over in Ireland, but we don't know which part. He doesn't remember his grandmothers name, but his grandfathers name was Edward O'Neill, possibly born around 1920, probably in Ireland. Edward and his wife had 8 children from about 1945 onwards. Their names are: Sarah (Jean), Shaun, Theresa, Lena (deceased), Susan, Christopher, Edward (Neddy) & Beverly. They all live in the UK and most of them live in Tottenham, North London. We think Theresa now lives in Enfield and Beverly probably lives in Peterborough. He'd love to hear from anyone who has any information about his grandfather and his grandmothers family. Sarah, My husbands mother, married Stephen Sayer and had 4 boys. David, Stephen & twin (died), and Paul. My husband says he remembers going to Ireland and staying with family when he was younger. Does this ring any bells with anyone? Hope so - Michele |
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