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Alison Cook on Innisrush Flax MillWe ate related to a William J Clements from that area. He was my great great grandad. My great Grandaf
Viola Wiggins on Back to Ireland by Moira O’NeillShe was 5ft 10 ins of Dynamite!! A great Lady in every way. And her Son was a Gentleman. He
Viola on Back to Ireland by Moira O’NeillI married a Yorkshire man. When I met his Mum, she said Wiggins was a great name. If anyone ‘stood
Viola Wiggins. on Back to Ireland by Moira O’NeillI Know just the feelings and emotion. I returned ‘Home’ after 30 odd years in Yorkshire!! And joined the Local
monique Taams-batenburg on Back to Ireland by Moira O’NeillGood that you're back online, with this romantic poem!
Marcia Taylor on The Moneymore GhostThank you for posting! Hope all is well. I remember being warned about bogies as a child and they seemed
Alison on Innisrush Flax MillI think my family may be descendents of William James and the other xlemta people on this photo. My family
Barry Mulholland on Faces of the Somme, 1st July 1916A wonderful tribute, deserving a full read. What bravery to enter the campaign knowing the probability of not returning home.
May Lennox-Milton on Faces of the Somme, 1st July 1916Thank you William. Excellent as your stories always are.
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