Hi Dick, Have you checked US census records from 1860 onward to track the other family members? That would be a good place to start. As for your Roscommon info, Loughlyn or Loughglinn is the RC parish in Tibohine Parish, Roscommon. The church records for baptisms and marriages are available on LDS microfilm. You should be able to find records there, as well as in the records of Tithes and Aplotments from the 1820's, Griffith's land survey in the 1850's, the canceled land books up into the 20th century, and the 1901 and 1911 census records. All of those are available on LDS microfilm as well. You should be able to do the same searches for Mayo, but I'm not sure whether or not church records are available for your parish. It would be easy to find out though. Have you checked the Leitrim-Roscommon web site? By all means look at it: http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/ Good luck finding those families! One of the OTHER Corrigans, Lynn > From: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2003 16:46:02 EDT > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ILLASALLE] Corrign Family Tree Information > > I have my Dad's Family Tree all the way back to 1800 in Ireland, but haven't > been able to find my maternal grandfather, Joseph P. Corrigan's side > further back than his parents and some information about his brother.s names > and > their wives.I am sure that there were quite a number of relatives in the > Ottawa, > Streator, Blackstone, Kinsman, Budd, Ransom, Odell or Sioux City, Iowa areas. > > It would also be nice to know the names of any of my great-grandfather's > brothers or sisters, some of whom may have come to the United States and/or > some > that did ot (and their offspring) > > His parents were Thomas Corrigan, born in Loughlin Parish, Rosscommon, > Ireland and married to Margaret Donahue, b. May 28, 1832 in Milltown Parish, > Mayo, > Ireland. I think that, for a time, they lived near Streator, with their 6 sons > and no daughters.