Even though her real 1st name was Hannorah she was often called Norah.
Norah and her Husband John left County Cork, Ireland to settle America during the massive Immigration wave of the 19th Century.
John and Norah Sheehy had a total of 7 children however only 3 of them lived into Adulthood with the chance of providing John and Norah a great number of direct descendants.
All 3 of those children were daughters thus three branches of the Sheehy line which are Garrison, LaFurge, and Vaughn Families.
Norah and her Husband John left County Cork, Ireland to settle America during the massive Immigration wave of the 19th Century.
John and Norah Sheehy had a total of 7 children however only 3 of them lived into Adulthood with the chance of providing John and Norah a great number of direct descendants.
All 3 of those children were daughters thus three branches of the Sheehy line which are Garrison, LaFurge, and Vaughn Families.
Even though her real 1st name was Hannorah she was often called Norah.
Norah and her Husband John left County Cork, Ireland to settle America during the massive Immigration wave of the 19th Century.
John and Norah Sheehy had a total of 7 children however only 3 of them lived into Adulthood with the chance of providing John and Norah a great number of direct descendants.
All 3 of those children were daughters thus three branches of the Sheehy line which are Garrison, LaFurge, and Vaughn Families.
Norah and her Husband John left County Cork, Ireland to settle America during the massive Immigration wave of the 19th Century.
John and Norah Sheehy had a total of 7 children however only 3 of them lived into Adulthood with the chance of providing John and Norah a great number of direct descendants.
All 3 of those children were daughters thus three branches of the Sheehy line which are Garrison, LaFurge, and Vaughn Families.
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