I used a site http://www.seanruad.com, which is a searchable database of Irish townlands to find two Mullan townlands in the parishes of Errigal Trough and Tullycorbet, and there is a Mullans in Clontibret parish. Any help? Also - Coma?nne sounds a bit like the name 'Cremorne' - one of the baronies of Co.Monaghan. Alternatively, could the two names in brackets be not place names at all but the surnames of two witnesses to the marriages? (A guess, I'm no expert!) Best wishes, David O'Daly. >From: PJClerkin <patrick.clerkin@virgin.net> >Reply-To: patrick.clerkin@virgin.net >To: IRL-MONAGHAN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: WHERE ARE MULLIN AND COMA?NNE. >Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 23:18:59 +0000 > >I do not know about Comanne? but there is a Mullan village in North Co >Monaghan. I would presume that is the place mentioned. Do not be put off by >the >spelling alot of people spoke gaelic language in those parts up until the >early >part of the last century and spellings varied. > >http://www.county-monaghan.net/mullan/ > >PJ > >Tom & Therese Hoare wrote: > > > Dear Listers, > > > > Can anyone please tell me if the above are townlands in Monaghan? These > > names were in a Church marriage entry on the LDS film no.0979706. The >film > > is of Catholic Church marriages for the Parish of Errigal Truath, >Tyrone. > > The marriage of my g.grandfather James McKENNA and Mary McCALLEN is on >that > > film, but I do not know which Church it was. The two names MULLIN and > > COMA?NNE were in brackets, Mullin under James name and Coma?nne under > > Mary's name. Would these be their townlands? > > > > Any help would be very gratefully received. > > > > Therese. > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com