Frances Larmon
Honor Code SignatorySigned 31 Jul 2017 | 52 contributions | 7 thank-yous | 94 connections
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I noticed you are researching Larmon's in Kildare. I am researching the surname Folliard/Follard/Fullard in Kildare and surrounding counties. I have a Mary Folliard who m. Michael Seery. Their daughter Agnes married Christopher Larmon (I haven't added these yet on my Wikitree Folliard name study). If you are a descendant or know of any descendants I would love to compare DNA at Gedmatch. My ggg grandfather was named William Fullard when he married in Clane, Kildare in 1839. [1] Thanks and best wishes for your research.
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