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Snippets: March/April - My ancestors were in Entertainment: Response One: James and Margaret Donahue Vaudeville Tap Dancers
Snippets: March/April's subject is 'My ancestors were in Entertainment'
Snippets: February 'My family in the 1920s' - Response One - From Burma to the British Broadcasting Corporation
Snippets: February's subject is 'My family in the 1920s'
Family History blog: New database for Catholic Family History Society
Donorgue and Danahoo added to Name Variants
January 2020 society journal published
Reunions & trips to Ireland blog: My trip to Ireland in September 2017
Snippets: October ‘Our Ancestors and the Law’ Response Three: How the Federal Bureau of Investigation ended up at a Donahue wedding
Snippets: October ‘Our Ancestors and the Law’ Response Two: James Donohue and Folsom Prison
Snippets: October ‘Our Ancestors and the Law’ Response One: James John Donahue, Deputy Sheriff, Griggs County, North Dakota
Snippets: November ‘Ancestors who eloped’ Response One: 'Elopement frustrated by Sheriff Donahue'
Snippets: October is ‘Our Ancestors and the Law’ and November ‘Ancestors who eloped’
October 2019 society journal published
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response Seven: Worcester Massachusetts Irish
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response Six: Butte, Montana Irish
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response Five: Portland, Maine Irish
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response Four: Philadelphia Irish
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response Three: Inner Sydney Irish and Boorowa
August/September snippet subject is 'Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown?'
February Snippet subject: 'How the Irish famine affected my family' further response posted
August/September snippet subject is 'Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown?' Response Two: Connemara Patch
August/September snippet: Irish Ghettos, where did the Irish settle in large numbers in your hometown? Response One: Irish Ghettos in Chicago
July snippet subject: Funny stories from my family history
July snippet - Funny stories from my family history - Response One posted