Sharon & Kitty., Just another few from the O'Callaghans Mills register: Baptisms: May 9th 1839 Bridget Parents Owen Meany and Marg't Roughan Sponsors Patrick Maloney and Bridget McNamara Residence Kilkishen August 22nd. 1852 Mary Parents Thomas ROUGHAN and Bridget CUNNEEN Sponsors Peter Clune and Margaret Cunneen Res. Kilkishen Baptism December 23rd 1863 Bridget Parents John Moloney and Mary Giltinane Spon. John (looks like) ROUGHAN and Ellen Clune from Kilkishen Marriage March 5th 1867 Michael Clune of Kilkishen to Anne McMahon of belvoir Witnesses: James ROUGHAN of Kilkishen and Maryanne Reynolds of Belvoir. Marriage July 24th 1856 Peter Clune to Anne Gillinane?? Both of Kilkishen Wit. Michael CUNNEEN and Mary Vaughan both of Kilkishen ( for you Sharon) Peter and Anne had several children however the Cunneen name is not mentioned with any. However if you would like what I have Sharon I will send them to you) Hope it is of some help Ernene -----Original Message----- From: irl-clare-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-clare-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Sharon Carberry Sent: Sunday, 15 October 2006 4:00 AM To: irl-clare@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-CLARE] Rougan of upper E. Clare Kitty, There are a handful of us on this list who are wondering about Roughans in East Clare. I keep an eye on them because of a Roughan as baptismal sponsor for a Carberry infant in my East Clare family, although that may be due to the Roughan's being related to the Cunneens, who intermarried with my Carberrys. When doing East Clare and encountering old references to Limerick, you need to keep in mind that at times the very most eastern Clare places were listed as Limerick. Both the governmental and church units in which they fell tended to have the greater portion of the unit in Co. Limerick.

Ernene, Many thanks for the additional records, which ,as we know, are re-combinations of familiar surnames (except for Giltinane, that's a new one for me). Indeed I have been eyeing Vaughn in East Clare, but that is such a tough name to pursue in the U.S. due to its lack of uniqueness as an Irish surname. Also, the Thomas Roughan and Bridget Cunneen (as parents) record is very interesting, in view of the online family website with the sequel to that story. As always, your sharing the film is really appreciated. Every bit helps. Sharon C. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ernene Smedley" <ernene@tpg.com.au> To: <irl-clare@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2006 5:34 PM Subject: Re: [IRL-CLARE] Roughan and Cunneen of upper E. Clare > Sharon & Kitty., > > Just another few from the O'Callaghans Mills register: > > Baptisms: > > May 9th 1839 > Bridget Parents Owen Meany and Marg't Roughan > Sponsors Patrick Maloney and Bridget McNamara Residence Kilkishen > > August 22nd. 1852 Mary > Parents Thomas ROUGHAN and Bridget CUNNEEN > Sponsors Peter Clune and Margaret Cunneen Res. Kilkishen > > Baptism December 23rd 1863 Bridget > Parents John Moloney and Mary Giltinane > Spon. John (looks like) ROUGHAN and Ellen Clune from Kilkishen > > Marriage March 5th 1867 > Michael Clune of Kilkishen to Anne McMahon of belvoir > Witnesses: James ROUGHAN of Kilkishen and Maryanne Reynolds of Belvoir. > > Marriage July 24th 1856 > Peter Clune to Anne Gillinane?? Both of Kilkishen > Wit. Michael CUNNEEN and Mary Vaughan both of Kilkishen ( for you > Sharon) ....