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Elizabeth Boyd / Hugh O'neill

Greyabbey, Newtownards, Co. Down, N. Ireland

Hello

I came accross your Boyd site today and am currently researching my own family tree.

My gg grandmother Elizabeth Boyd married Hugh O'Neill 6/1/1870 in th Roman
Catholic Chapel of Nunsquarter, Registrars District Greyabbey, Newtonards,
County Down.

No details are known about Elizabeth's father apart from his name was
Charles and he was a farmer. (Details taken from Elizabeth's marriage
certificate).

Elizabeth and Hugh had a daughter (my g grandmother) Isabella, who married
Patrick Hillen in Airdrie, Scotland. (1898)
 

Liz Ann Dornan    (email address not current)

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