Hi Barbara Bosy!

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Still seeing a number of Gonelligan names in Ancestry's Tree and the 1920 census. Can you post the specifics in our Serious Queries group?

An example is Marcella Gonelligan, b. 1869 in IRE, immigrates 1882, who dies in NYC.

My Great Grandmother Came from England Her husband Came from Ireland In fact she was born in england and when i listen to my family storys she always thought of herself as english In the 1920 census it states she came from england not ireland