Drumlane Community Website

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My mother Margaret Stewart (nee Brady) was born in Gurteen Nr Killeshandra in 1917. She had 5 sisters and a brother, my Uncle Benny, who was the All Ireland Skittles Champ in the 1960's. We spent every summer in and around Milltown. It took a long time to get there from London in those days, unlike now, a hop over on the plane and a hired car. My parents retired to Drumlane in 1987. Interestingly (and not seen elsewhere) there are two adjacent gravestones in the cemetery( both STEWART)but we are not related, when many would assume were. I miss the farming of 50 years ago when almost everyone had a some acres and 12+ cows. To get to your local town was always a bike ride and a proper outing. I miss my uncle's funny remarks..e.g. "If doesn't rain between the showers, you'll be ok".

My ancestors are from Drumlane/Belturbet according to their obits. They were all in New York City by 1855. The names of the siblings were:
Bridget (born abt 1821 who married a Robert McGuire from County Cavan)
Rose/Rosa (born abt 1825)
John (born about 1827)
Philip Augustus ( born about 1828 and was a builder/liquor dealer)
Edward (born about 1831 and was a baker)
Hugh (born about 1837)

and possible siblings or close relatives Margaret (who never married and was born abt. 1830) and her sister Catherine "Kate" (born abt 1835) who married Francis/Frank Blessing from Drumlane.

Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

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