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Would like to hear from family members to fill in blanks on the Tree. MELIA, paternal grandfather ( Michael Melia ) from Kilcock, Co. Kildare. G. Grandparents ( William & Anna Melia ) from Celbridge/ Straffan, Co. Kildare. DALTON, Patrick & Margaret, originally from Kilkenny City, settled in Kilcock with their three children, Mary ( KELLY ) Margaret ( MELIA ) { my grandmother } & John ( DALTON ) prior to 1901 census. Also any descendants of Edward Flannagan, Irish , & Anne Melia, born in Celbridge. Edward was a member of the Lancashire Constabulary ,as a Constable & Sargant, They lived in Salford & Bootle in the 1890`s..
Apparently Charles in Gaelic is not Cathal ..... It is Searlas
Hello Having recently had my DNA tested, results showed that 8% traced back to Ireland and Scotland. My mother was a Miss Green and I feel I have her lineage back to the 1600s in Bedfordshire, England. However, I am intrigued as to whether or not my 8% could be down from the Green line. Are you able to say how I could further prove that the 8% is in fact through my Green family lineage? Thank you.