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Breffni Cottage Swords Co Dublin

  • 18-06-2012 10:24pm
    #1
    lynchiered
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    Im doing some family research for my wife. Her Great Grandfather lived in Breffni cottage in Swords Co Dublin. Has anybody ever heard of this Cottage or know its location. Her Great Grandfather was a Smith and originally from Co Cavan. His name was James Smith he was marriage twice. We think his wifes names were Annie and Eileen. He had four children William, Jim, Nancy and Bridget.


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  • #2
    chughes
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    If no one can give you an answer to your query in this thread, I'd suggest that you contact Bernadette Marks in the Fingal Heritage Centre in Swords.

    She's a mine of information on the history of Swords.


  • #3
    lynchiered
    Registered Users Posts: 102 ✭✭lynchiered


    chughes wrote: »
    If no one can give you an answer to your query in this thread, I'd suggest that you contact Bernadette Marks in the Fingal Heritage Centre in Swords.

    She's a mine of information on the history of Swords.

    Thanks a mill just sent them off a email


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