

Thanks again Mary for the great contribution!
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Look up Deedy in Websters Dictionary and you will see the following definition - \Deed"y\, a. Industrious; active. [R.] --Cowper. But to me Deedy is simply my last name and not a very common one at that. My Father always said "find yourself in a strange city? Open a phone book, find a Deedy and give them a call - chances are they are a relative." So, for all the Deedy's out there hello and welcome.
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Looking for the city or town from which Thomas McDonough emigrated between 1853 and 1856 to New York and settled in Philadelphia. He married Margaret also from Ireland and they had a son, John who married Catherine Moran, daughter of Catherine and John Moran, also from Philadelphia
Looking for Thomas McDonough and the town from which he emigrated between 1853 and 1856. He arrived in New York and settled in Philadelphia. He married Margaret from Ireland and they had a son named John who married Catherine Moran,daughte of John and Catherine Moran of Philadelphia.