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The O’Donoghue Family History Database consists of
six main features
- Access to members’ and guests research interests
via name variant (link) pages, on which are shown members’
personal details and their interests.
View all name variants.
- An area of the web site where members’ family history
data and trees are shown.
- Pictures of O’Donoghue people and places
- A number of external data resources held by the society
and its members in many formats, which are available for
sharing.
- Music and songs which are associated with the O’Donoghue
name
- A register of contacts arising from enquiries and family
history data received over many years of acting as the worldwide
focus for O’Donoghue research (however spelt).
Research interests register
All specific research interests submitted by society researchers can be viewed via this register. Searches for christian name, surname and county in Ireland can be carried out.
View research interests
of the O'Donoghues
The Genealogies
Members’ family history data and trees are shown on
this page, and the trees are also held on the Shared resources,
where they may be searched to help researchers see where connections
may lie.
View genealogies of the
O'Donoghues
Also you can contribute to our database using this special
form.
The Images
The imagery of the O'Donoghues is rich with colour and these
pictures are just some of those which represent the heritage
of our name
The Shared resources
Members have a considerable volume of data which has been
gathered during their research. It may take the form of CDs,
tapes, microfiches, files they have extracted from external
records (eg all the Donoghues from the County Kerry parish
registers) and any other resource that contains data which
they would be willing to make available to others. Any person
listed on this register is willing to look up information
in the records shown against their name.
The Sounds
Songs, ballads, poems.are part of the heritage in many parts
of the world. A snatch of some of them is given on this page.
Where known the history of the piece will be given.
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