Re: I have info dated to 1700's and Ireland
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Re: I have info dated to 1700's and Ireland
Mark Quigley 1/03/02
The Irish form of Quigley is O'Coigligh.The h at the end is relatively new, originally the second g had a seimhiu ( I hope I spelt that right), pronounced shev-ooh, a single dot over the letter, somewhat similar to an umlaut.The name apparently meant "unkempt person".
Much the same info as you say Mark.
John Quigley
Cork, Ireland
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Re: I have info dated to 1700's and Ireland
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