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« on: Thursday 25 November 04 21:00 GMT (UK) »
Hi Catherine,
My g grandfather was Joseph Synnott & he married Mary Lightholder. In the early 1900s they lived on Lower Sheriff Street in the North Wall area of Dublin and they attended Mass at Saint Laurence O'Toole's Catholic Church at 49 Seville Place. Their children were Stephen, John, William (my grandfather), Joseph (Josie), Edward (Ned), Mary (she married Edward McEntee), and Thomas. The children attended school at O'Toole's and the boys played football for O'Toole's during the 1920s. John, William, & Thomas came to the United States.
There was a store across the street from O'Toole's that was owned by John Synnott. He was my grandfather's cousin & the boys also played football.
I have tried several options without success and I cannot begin my search without more info on my g grandfaather.
All I know about him is written above.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you in advance.
Thanks,
Kevin
My g grandfather was Joseph Synnott & he married Mary Lightholder. In the early 1900s they lived on Lower Sheriff Street in the North Wall area of Dublin and they attended Mass at Saint Laurence O'Toole's Catholic Church at 49 Seville Place. Their children were Stephen, John, William (my grandfather), Joseph (Josie), Edward (Ned), Mary (she married Edward McEntee), and Thomas. The children attended school at O'Toole's and the boys played football for O'Toole's during the 1920s. John, William, & Thomas came to the United States.
There was a store across the street from O'Toole's that was owned by John Synnott. He was my grandfather's cousin & the boys also played football.
I have tried several options without success and I cannot begin my search without more info on my g grandfaather.
All I know about him is written above.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you in advance.
Thanks,
Kevin