Hi Everyone: We seem to have some excellent exchanges of information going on incidental to our individual research efforts. I certainly have benefited by it. I have list of CORCORANS and CONCANNONS and their addresses from Philadelphia Street Directories for the years 1857 to 1861 inclusive,and the years 1863, 1876, 1882,and 1883. Also have list of SWEENEYS from the Wilmington DE 1861 City Directory. I have index lists of Dates of Declaration of Intent or oath of Allegiance for CORCORANS and CONCANNONS from the Library of Congress- Philadelpha Naturalization Records, Library No. CS68-P47-1982 for the years 1832 to 1880. Also have lists of CORCORANS in the Library of Congress- Index of Old Wars Pension file, 1815-1926; CS68.W 477 1993. I have passenger lists of CORCORANS from the National Archives-The Vessel Arrivals Passenger List- at Atlantic and Gulf ports 1820 to 1874, rolls Coc to COR. Some variations of the CORCORAN name are: CORCANRAN, CORCARAN, CORCERAN on the lists. I also have several ad hoc Vessel arrival passenger lists for CORCORANS,CONCANNONS, and SWEENEYS arriving at various U.S. East coast ports in the 1880s. If you have a full name of a CORCORAN, CONCANNON, or a SWEENEY in whom you have an interest on any of the above list, I will be glad to look up the names and send you the information. Please make the request direct to my email address. Have a good day. George George C. CORCORAN, JR. Email: gcorjr13@webtv.net Researching: CORCORAN, CONCANNON SWEENEY AND STACK