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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Donegal => Topic started by: RIVIN on Saturday 29 April 06 17:02 BST (UK)
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I am looking for any information on Michael Bonnar and Ann Jane McGeachan both of Donegal. They married Feb. 1875 and moved to Greenock, Renfrewshire around 1880.
I would appreciate any help with their birth dates and parentage if possible or any other information
RIVIN
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Hi
Rivan
sorry can not help you with any of your names
there are loads of Micheal Bonars in Donegal but 1867 is the earliest also had a look at your other posting sorry I can not find those either if you would like the 1867 Bonar just let me know
audrey
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Have you tried spelling them this way :- Bonner and Mc Geehan's
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Anne
yes I did try all spelling but most of the records don't go be for 1864 just now and again if your lucky you get the odd name thats earlier found this one
MC GEEHAN, Bridget Birth
born 16 Sep 1864 at Dungloe
Donegal, Ireland
Civil Reg.
Fath. Peter MC GEEHAN
Moth. Ellen BONAR
audrey
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Hi audrey,
Thanks for looking. I'm stumped! Any suggestions what I do next?
RIVIN
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give this a go
http://www.failteromhat.com/donegal.htm
audrey
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Thanks audrey, will give it a go.
RIVIN
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try this link for Bonnar
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Edonegal/
audrey
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Thanks, haven't logged on for a few days so apologise for delay in thanking you.
Regards
R
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Hi,
As you do your research on McGeachans, please keep me in mind. My great-great-great-grandfather, Robert Downie of Ulster, married a Margaret McGeachan. Their son, John Downie and the rest of my Downie ancestors, settled in Scotland in Greenock and Port Glasgow. If you ever come across any Downie/McGeachan connections, please let me know.
Nancy
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Hi Rivin,
Do you have any info as to where Michael and Ann Jane were married? There are pockets of Bonner's (all the spellings) in certain parts of Donegal.
mab