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Long Civil Records Thurles - 1864-1920 Long Civil Records Thurles - 1864-1920 Compiled by Michael F. McGraw, Ph.D. [email protected] October 15, 2018 Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................ 2 1. Long Families (Male) ................................................................................................................. 5 Civil Records - Michael Long - Anne Cahill - Ballypatrick ....................................................... 5 Civil Records - Patrick Long - Judy Carey - Ballypatrick .......................................................... 5 Civil Records - Lawrence Long - Elizabeth Cass - Killahagan .................................................. 6 Civil Records - Patrick Long - Catherine Long - Fertiana ......................................................... 6 Civil Records - Richard Long - Mary Connors - Glenreagh ...................................................... 7 Civil Records - Thomas Long - Ellen Coffey - Stradavoher ...................................................... 8 Civil Records - Thomas Long - Bridget Ryan - Tubrid .............................................................. 9 Civil Records - James Long - Johanna Fogarty - Killeenyarda ................................................ 10 Civil Records - William Long - Mary Fogarty - Lisheen ......................................................... 10 Civil Records - Martin Long - Anne Hayes - Stradavoher ....................................................... 11 Civil Records - Thomas Long - Catherine Ryan - Glenreagh .................................................. 12 Civil Records - Richard Long - Ellen Ryan - Glenreagh .......................................................... 13 Civil Records - Patrick Long - Margaret Doyle - Knockalough ............................................... 14 Civil Records - Michael Long - Kate Joiner - Thurles ............................................................. 15 Civil Records - John Long - Mary Dwyer - Galbertstown ....................................................... 15 Civil Records - Richard Long - Ellen Grimes - Derryfadda ..................................................... 16 Civil Records - William Long - Mary McGrath - Cormackstown ........................................... 17 Civil Records - Lawrence Long - Anne Meara - Clobanna ...................................................... 18 Civil Records - Michael Long - Margaret Egan - Templemore ............................................... 18 Civil Records - William Long - Ellen Hayes - Lisheen ............................................................ 19 Civil Records - Edmond Long - Eliza Butler - Dovea .............................................................. 20 Civil Records - Denis Long - Johanna Ryan - Coolbawn ......................................................... 20 Civil Records - Patrick Long - Alice Maher - Stradavoher ...................................................... 21 Civil Records - James Long - Catherine Corcoran - Ballinlonty .............................................. 22 Civil Records - William Long - Johanna Carey - Clonismullen ............................................... 23 Civil Records - William Long - Ellen Hackett - Knockanroe .................................................. 24 Civil Records - James Long - Catherine Moloughney - Graigue ............................................. 24 Civil Records - James Long - Mary O’Mara - Monroe ............................................................ 25 Civil Records - Laurence Long - Johanna Fogarty - Lisheenataggart ...................................... 26 Civil Records - Thomas Long - Sarah Tierney - Ballypatrick .................................................. 27 Civil Records - John Long - Stasia Kennedy - Ballypatrick ..................................................... 28 Civil Records - John Long - Honoria Rahill - Farney Bridge .................................................. 29 Civil Records - John Long - Johanna O’Callaghan - Kilrush ................................................... 30 Civil Records - Patrick Long - Mary Brien - Stradavoher ........................................................ 31 Civil Records - Andrew Long - Mary Ryan - Cormackstown .................................................. 32 Civil Records - Matthew Long - Mary Hanrahan - Clobanna .................................................. 32 Civil Records - John Long - Jane Lyons - Mallauns ................................................................ 33 Civil Records - James Long - Margaret Shanahan - Derryfadda .............................................. 34 2. Long (Male) - Single Baptism Records .................................................................................... 35 Long Civil Records - 10-15-18a - 2 - Copyright © 2018 Michael F. McGraw, Ph.D. Thurles - 1864-1920 3. Long (Female) - Single Baptism Records ................................................................................. 37 4. Long Families (Female) ............................................................................................................ 38 Civil Records - John Coonan - Johanna Long - Curraghduff ................................................... 38 Civil Records - Michael Maher - Mary Long - Athnid, Thurles .............................................. 39 Civil Records - Michael Fogarty - Mary Long - Kilrush .......................................................... 40 Civil Records - Jeremiah Lowry - Margaret Long - Dovea ...................................................... 40 Civil Records - Patrick Ryan - Bridget Long - Cormackstown ................................................ 41 Civil Records - Larry Doyle - Bridget Long - Glenreagh ......................................................... 42 Civil Records - Patrick Tuohy - Bridget Long - Grange .......................................................... 43 Civil Records - John Ryan - Joanna Long - Tubrid .................................................................. 44 Civil Records - Daniel McGrath - Margaret Long - Coolkill ................................................... 44 Civil Records - Thomas Cleary - Sarah Long - Ballyknockane ............................................... 45 Civil Records - Patrick Shanahan - Hannah Long - Thurles .................................................... 46 Civil Records - James Fanning - Alice Long - Barracurragh ................................................... 47 Civil Records - James Kenny - Johanna Long - Atshanboe ..................................................... 48 Civil Records - Richard Maher - Anne Long - Cooleen ........................................................... 49 Civil Records - Patrick Ryan- Annie Long - Killeenyarda ....................................................... 49 Civil Records - Jeremiah Delahunty - Mary Long - Ballinahow .............................................. 50 Civil Records - Patrick McGrath - Ellen Long - Tubrid ........................................................... 51 Civil Records - John Purcell- Honoria Long - Galbertstown ................................................... 52 Civil Records - Daniel Kielly - Ellen Long - Lisheen .............................................................. 53 Civil Records - William Harrahill - Kate Long - Knocka ........................................................ 53 Civil Records - Philip Egan - Margaret Long - Castletown ..................................................... 54 Civil Records - William Quinlan - Katherine Long - Graigue ................................................. 54 5. Long Marriage Records ............................................................................................................ 55 Marriage: John Ryan & Johanna Long - Glanreigh .............................................................. 55 Marriage: Martin Long & Mary St. John (Tobin) - Thurles ................................................. 55 Marriage: Patrick Long & Joanna Cormack - Lissaroon ...................................................... 55 Marriage: John Cleary & Sarah Long - Thurles ................................................................... 55 Marriage: Richard Long & Catherine Toohy - Derryfadda .................................................. 56 Marriage: Daniel Long & Bridget Corbett - Drom ............................................................... 56 Marriage: John Long & Catherine Cullen - Thurles ............................................................. 56 Marriage: John Ryan & Mary Long - Barracurragh ............................................................. 56 Marriage: James Kennedy & Mary Long (Dwyer) Tullow Mcjames ................................... 57 Marriage: Richard Donnell & Catherine Long - Nodstown ................................................. 57 Marriage: Patrick Long & Johanna Boyle - Rathkennan ...................................................... 57 Marriage: Rich Long & Ellen Long (Grimes) - Derryfadda ................................................. 58 Marriage: Thomas Ryan & Margaret Long - Cassestown .................................................... 58 Marriage: William Long & Mary McGrath - Lisheentaggart ............................................... 58 Marriage: John Long & Catherine Molony - Lisheentaggart ............................................... 59 Marriage: Patrick Hannon & Catherine Long - Dovea ........................................................
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