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Mistakes to fix in the tree
These entries are wrong or doubtful. The site shows them the way the tree has them until they are corrected on Ancestry.
- Bernard White (born 1872) and James White (born 1875) both have a death place of "Garbo, Lhozhag, Xizang (Tibet), China." That is a place-name autocomplete error on Ancestry. James also has a second death, in Auburn, Washington in 1958, which is the likely one.
- Bernard White's birthplace, "Ballymaconaghy, Northern Ireland," is a Belfast townland. His brothers and sisters were all born at Carrowhugh.
- Mary Burnside's father is recorded as a man born 14 years after she was. See Ballyhoe.
- John Morrison (born 1820) has two birthplaces (Crossroads, Donegal and Greenock, Scotland) and a death in Minnesota in 1868, the year after his last child was born in Moville.
- James White (1837-1898) has a residence in Newburgh, Orange County, New York in 1910, twelve years after he died at Carrowhugh. That record belongs to someone else, perhaps one of his sons.
- Thomas Henry O'Dooley would have been 104 at his death in 1774, his son Thomas II 119, and his daughter Anne was born eleven years after her mother died. Probably two or three Thomas Dooleys merged into one. The full automatic list is on Dates that can't all be right.
- Several Kildrum Morrisons appear twice, once from each of two imported trees.