Moroney Family
Of Miltown Malbay,
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Moroney
Reunion 2002
Barony
of Ibrickane
Figure
1 Thomas
Moroney, Ballard
Graveyard 1858
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[Reunion]
[Barony] [Descendants]
[Fact] [Conole
Family] [Mailing
List] [Moroney Pedigree] [Pictures] Meet the descendants and read the history of the Moroney Family of Miltown Malbay.
Pictures
of the children of Thomas Moroney and
Catherine Conole of Miltown Malbay County Clare, Ireland
There are not any pictures of the children: Thomas Jr. Margaret, or Catherine Moroney that are known to the web-editor. § Bridget Delia Moroney§
Mary
Margaret Moroney
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Ellen
Moroney
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Anne
Moroney
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Michael
Moroney
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Patrick
Moroney
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Elizabeth
Moroney
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Jane
Moroney
There were eleven children in the Moroney Family. |
Conole
Family
Moroney
Pedigree Chart and Related Families
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Conole
Family of Islandbawn, Co. Clare.
The history of our Moroney family starts on top of a mountain in
the townland of Islandbawn in the Parish of Kilfarboy a few miles
North-East of Miltown Malbay. This
is where Thomas Moroney as a young man worked as a farmhand and fell in
love and married the farmer’s daughter, Katie Conole.
Read about the Conoles.
Look at Miltown Malbay through the eyes of our ancestors.
These pictures were taken from postcards that were sent to my
grandparents form home. The
English photographer Lawrence took the pictures in the 1890’s.
This pedigree chart shows the relationships
between the Gorman, Conole and Moroney Family.
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Mailing
List
O'Neill Family of Shanaway, Co Clare |
Moroney Family Mail List
The Moroney family is always growing. Let me know your comments and please feel free to suggest any ideas that would help me make this Moroney Family website more accurate and interesting. Thank you, Kevin
J. O’Brien
O'Neill Family of Shanaway Michael O'Neill married Ellen Moroney in 1917 in Buffalo, NY. Michael lived on a farm in the townland of Shanaway in Kilmurry-Ibrickane Parish. The O'Neill farm was on the Killernan Road just a mile from the farm of his brother-in-law, John O'Brien. The O'Neill family still occupies the farm.
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