Genealogy Repository of all things Kermott
John and Clarissa (Irene) AllenMomDadKermott: Grandma really was called Irene, but I like her first nameDKermott: Was Irene her middle name?MomDadKermott: Yes it was her middle name. Grandpa died when Pres. Kennedy was shot...
My great great grandfather and his family were one of the first families to travel the Santa Fe Trail. My great grandfather delivered this message and he meanders about quite abit but he does tell...
[Yn Lioar Manninagh Vol 2 pp29/31] AN ACCOUNT OF THE PARISH OF MAROWN (1776.) Written by John Christian, Vicar, for ‘Thomas Pennant, Antiquary. (From a MS. belonging to A. W. MOORE, MA.) The modern name...
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Contrib/manx/manxnb/v05p020.htm KERMODE and CORMODE, contraaed from Mac Dermot, a shortened form of Mac Diarmid, ‘Diarmaid’s son.’ ‘The fifth year of DIARMAID ,’ A.D . 544.§ ‘CATHAL MAC DERMOT, the son of Teige, Lord of Moylurg, and tower of the glory of Connaught...
[The following letter that I titled, “Kermott History Letter to Maud” was typed into computer format by David E. Kermott, May 4, 1997 using Win95, Office 97 Word for Windows from my home in...
[The following paper titled “Kermott History” was typed by David E. Kermott on May 4, 1997. I am using Win95 with MS Office 97 Word for Windows. The original paper is very old, transparent,...
[The following paper titled “Letter to Joseph Leigh on the death of his Wife” was typed by David E. Kermott on July 20, 1997. I am using Win95 with MS Office 97 Word for...
John KERMOT was born about 1609 in of Tattabee, Isle of Man, England. He was married to Jny CLUCAS about 1634 in of Tattabee, Isle of Man, Great Britian. Jny CLUCAS was born about...
Kermott Lineage: [Notes by David E. Kermott from May 5, 1997 to May x, 1997. I have consulted with my father, Rev., William J. Kermott to obtain true dates and certain facts that I...
[From Proc IoMNH&ASoc vol 5] THE KERMODE FAMILY OF RAMSEY WILLIAM CUBBON, M.A. TRADITION in the Kermode family places its early home in the parish of Kirk Marown. In 1643 John Kermode held Ballawooilley...
