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Ralph - much obliged Very much what I had come to understand. Interestingly, I had a reply to this qn on another forum, from someone tracing Driscoll/O'Driscoll; and it seems quite a common practice during the early 1800's for a woman marrying into the Driscoll family to adopt the O', and certainly in my family during that period it appeared that it was often left to the mother to register a birth. Thnx again Notify Administrator about this message?
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