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About Me

Tessa Keough: Seattle, WA, United States; I am an avid reader of thrillers, North American and European history, and biographies. I love to travel and especially enjoy going to libraries and archives and immersing myself in the records. I enjoy crossword puzzles and also love to puzzle out the various family connections in many of the small towns and villages where my ancestors started out and where they finally settled. I love making lists and checking them twice.

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Happily researching the families that left County Carlow, Ireland for Newfoundland and later scattered to other parts of Canada and the United States. I am especially interested in the Keoughs of Plate Cove (East & West), as well as the affiliated families of Aylward, Barker, Dooley, Driscoll, Furlong, Heaney, Moss, Murphy, Tracey, Walsh and Whelan.

Also happily researching the families that left Counties Carlow, Cork and Kerry for the United States and scattered to Vermont, New York, Missouri, Nebraska, Washington & Oregon. I am especially interested in the Murphys of Nebraska and Washington, as well as the affiliated families of Butler, Cavanaugh/Kavanaugh, Kelley, Kiley, Shaughnessy, Sullivan, Tucker and Wink.