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John Murphy

How I Found My Elusive John Murphy

By Megan Smolenyak
IA Newsletter
April 6, 2024

March 26, 2024 by Leave a Comment

The Deadly Trail that Finally Revealed a Phantom Branch of My Family Tree My earliest American-born ancestor was my great-great-grandfather, Edward Murphy. It took a while to figure this out as the skimpy traces he left claimed both New York and Ireland as his birthplace, but then I stumbled across his baptism. To my delight, he was christened in the historic St. James … [Read more...] about How I Found My Elusive John Murphy

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