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HALLIGAN Family History
Recorded in many and varied spellings including: O'Halligan, Halligan, O'Hollegan, Holligan, Holgan, and Olligan, this very interesting name is medieval and Irish. It derives from the original pre 10th century Gaelic O' hAileagain', meaning 'a descendant of Aileagan', the later being a personal name derived from 'aille', meaning beauty! The clan O'Halligan is an Oriel sept from counties Louth and Armagh, and it is claimed have been recorded there as early as the year 1042. In the ancient rolls and charters the surname is first recorded O' hAllagain, and later in the 17th century in Connacht as O' Hallagan and O' Hollegan as it is today...More HALLIGAN family history
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Tracy Applegarth
Hi, I am looking for any information regarding my Great Grandfathers side of the family his name was James Halligan 1883 - 1953 he died in Glasgow. His father's name was John Halligan born 1941 and he was a shoemaker his mother was called Ann Jane Burn. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. Thank you
Michael James Halligan
Looking to trace Halligan relatives, Ireland/worldwide. My GGFx4 was born in Dublin in 1814 and christened in At Mary's PRO Cathedral. His mother Rose Tiernan and father John Halligan were married there in 1812, Nicholas left Dublin around 1834 and settled in Rochdale, marrying Sarah Oldham, and this is where I lost contact with all of my Halligan family. Can you help.
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I would appreciate any info on my mothers Aunt Below Who We Think ended up in Pennsylvania Yours Jimmy McGivern
Name Ellen
Surname Halligan
Last Place of Residence Coolmaken
Town Claremorris
County Mayo
Event Date 10 Apr 1893
Age 20y
Nationality Ireland
Departure Port Queenstown
Arrival Port New York
Gender Female
Ship Name Germanic
HALLIGAN Family History
Recorded in many and varied spellings including: O'Halligan, Halligan, O'Hollegan, Holligan, Holgan, and Olligan, this very interesting name is medieval and Irish. It derives from the original pre 10th century Gaelic O' hAileagain', meaning 'a descendant of Aileagan', the later being a personal name derived from 'aille', meaning beauty! The clan O'Halligan is an Oriel sept from counties Louth and Armagh, and it is claimed have been recorded there as early as the year 1042. In the ancient rolls and charters the surname is first recorded O' hAllagain, and later in the 17th century in Connacht as O' Hallagan and O' Hollegan as it is today...Invite more HALLIGAN family members!
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