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County Galway Surname List (Laa-Lzz) - RootsWeb - Ancestry.com

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in Ros<strong>com</strong>mon on October 25th 1843 and who married Helenora NEAL (NEIL)),<br />

John, Michael, James, William and Patrick. The two daughters were Kate who<br />

married James C MILLER and Hanorah or Nora (later MCLOUGHLIN). Patrick's<br />

grandfather and Michael's father was Malachi LALLY who had married a lady by the<br />

name of COSGROVE. I do not know her Christian name. Malachi and Miss<br />

COSGROVE had a number of children who included Peter, Thomas, James, Nancy<br />

BURNS or BEIRNE and Mary COYNE. Nancy Beirne may have married Thady<br />

BEIRNE. My GGF Patrick and his father left Ireland in 1865 and settled in Hartford.<br />

Peter stayed in Derrycahill (Ros<strong>com</strong>mon) and married Mary FALLON. Tom went to<br />

America presumably also to the Hartford area. Michael stayed in Ahascragh and was<br />

a grocer/baker by trade for some time but may also have moved to the States. His<br />

brother James is said to have also been "living a few miles away" and I am presuming<br />

that to be in Kilglass or near Ahascragh. A further brother William LALLY married<br />

Margaret JOYCE in Manhattan NY in October 1880. Any information in relation to<br />

any of the above would be appreciated.), James Lally, jalally@bigpond.<strong>com</strong><br />

LALLY – (Looking for information on my mother's father's family: William LALLY<br />

(b c. 1832 Ireland; d 1877, Greene, NY) married to Mary ? (b c. 1835, Ireland; d after<br />

1902 Oxford NY); married c. 1852; immigrated to US, Coventry, Chenango <strong>County</strong>,<br />

NY by 1854. Children: Anne/Elizabeth (b.1854), Edward A. (b 1857-1905), Mary<br />

(b. ), Susan (b. ), Martha (Mattie)(b. 1863), William H. (b. 1864), Agnes (b.1866),<br />

Julia (b. 1868). Edward A LALLY was my mother's paternal grandfather. He was<br />

sheriff in Chenango 1891-1894 and worked lumber.), Mary Stewart,<br />

marystory19@yahoo.<strong>com</strong><br />

LALLY – (I am looking for information about Margaret LALLY (my great<br />

grandmother) born in <strong>Galway</strong> in the 1850's. She married a KEHOE who was a<br />

butcher. I think he died in the States & Margaret became a janitor in San Francisco.<br />

Later she ran a boarding house for recent Irish immigrants. I'm not sure if they were<br />

married in Ireland or in the States. They had six children- Mary, Cecilia, Martin, Jack,<br />

Tom & Bridget. My grandmother was Mary Rose born 1878 in San Francisco. I think<br />

my grandmother was the eldest. I am planning a trip to Ireland & would like to know<br />

more information about my great grandmother), Kathryn Bennett Schoendorf, Menlo<br />

Park, CA, kschoendorf@sbcglobal.net<br />

LALLY (LALLEY), Ballymacward, Kiltulla, Attymon, 1800-1885, (Hanoria<br />

LALLY, born July 8, 1847 in Attymon; married in Catholic Chapel in Kiltulla to<br />

Thomas LALLY, born Nov 29, 1829 in Ballymacward; Hanoria's father-Thomas<br />

LALLY, born 1813 in Attymon, married to Mary CONNELLY (CRONILY?)<br />

(CRANNELLY?). Looking for birth, death, marriage certificates, etc.), Walter J.<br />

Bank, wjbank@erols.<strong>com</strong>, 7704 Massena Road, Bethesda, Maryland, USA 20817<br />

LALLY, O'MULLALLY Clan, MULLALLY/MULLALY, Tuam, Before 1850,<br />

Judith Mullally Boatman, boatman@flink.<strong>com</strong>, 902 W. Austin Drive, Peoria, Illinois,<br />

USA, 61614-4222<br />

LALOR - See LAWLER, LAWLOR<br />

LALOR (LAWLOR) - (I am looking for information on Mary Ann LALOR<br />

(LAWLOR) born 1824 in Portamny, <strong>County</strong> <strong>Galway</strong> her parents were Edward

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