Story begins when the widow wed farm-hand

I WOULD be most grateful if any of your readers could help me trace my Irish forbears.

Story begins when the widow wed farm-hand
Tue, 10 May, 2005 - 01:00

Dennis McDonald was a farmer from Co Tipperary who married a Mary Brownlee.

A son, Thomas Peter, was born around 1795.

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