The O'Beirne Family Journal

Issue 6   August 2001

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  Introduction

    Some more O’Beirne’s in the 19^th and 20^th Century From the West Coast of Africa in the 1820’s to the beautiful City of Stratford in the rolling farmland of Ontario in the 1890’s; from Famine starved Evictees in the 1840’s to war in the trenches of World War I and in the desert in World War II; on land, at sea and in the air, some of our small clan were there. Some fought and died for a better world. Some wrote and published to bring information to the people. Some just survived. One, at least, dedicated his life to the fallen women of New York; another died fighting slave traders. 
    These are our clansmen scattered around the globe; these are some of their stories.

John E. (Seán) O’Beirne, Editor
                                                            e-mail: Tulskone@optonline.net

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