There are some real gems here, Teena — thank you for pointing them out.
A lot of Irish wound up in England as soldiers in barracks at Chatham,
as seamen in one of several dockyards (Royal Navy or Coast Guard), or as
pensioners who elected to stay on in England, Scotland, or Wales. The
Thanks Teena.
The Grenham article was particularly enlightening. Thanks also - as
always- for all that you do. These days, I am like a truffle pig
focused on a species of underground mushrooms called JACKSON. Recently,
I have zeroed in on Armagh, but some of them have underground mycelium
A a new blog post on One Irish Rover-
The Ploughman Alone is King
https://bit.ly/3xQNqee
John Grenham's blog on IrishGenealogy.ie
https://bit.ly/3vIEncm
"Tyrone Among the Bushes"
The Complete Works of Felix Kearney
https://bit.ly/3rNWo8b
MyHeritage & Anzac Day (sorry I just received this info
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