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O'Halloran
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O'Halloran
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A Brief History of the Families of John [i.e. Thomas] O'Halloran and Fanny Lacey of Inishbofin, Co. Galway
Thomas O'Halloran (ca. 1840-1901) was born on the island of Inishbofin, off the coast of Cleggan, in County Galway, Ireland, the son of John and Mary McCann O'Halloran. He married Fanny Lacey (ca. 1855-1930), daughter of John and Mary McGrath Lacey, in 1874. They had eleven children, 1875-1895. Known descendants lived in Ireland, England, New York, Ohio, Massachusetts and elsewhere. Includes Lacey, McGrath, Lyden, King families.
Golden Ages and Barbarous Nations
This book places Irish antiquarianism in comparative context during the second half of the eighteenth century
The Seanachie Speaks (Volume 1)
Five short Irish fables by an Irishman that started to write very late in life. Tom O'Halloran was a Galway Irishman who became a doctor and emigrated to Canada and Western Montana in the USA. He was a small town physician at heart with a gentle, teasing wit and cared for all. He had a large family, raised horses, and was loved by all.These stories are fairy tales with an Irish twist that draw on his knowledge of Irish myth and characters from his days of growing up in Ireland between World Wars.
A Montana Seanachie
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