DOWLING ONE NAME STUDY
www.dowlingfamily.info & www.dowling-one-name.net
Welcome
This site is generally a genealogical site and deals with the Dowling family name, history and origins, research into the name Dowling (One-Name-Study) and other name-related information.
If you are a Dowling, Doolin, Doolan, Dooling or other variation this could be of interest to you.
If you are a Dowling tracing your family tree anywhere in the world, please do make contact. If you are a Dowling tracing your roots from Laois in Ireland, and have done or are considering DNA tests, please let me know.
Please STAY SAFE, bookmark and look-in again.
Thanks for dropping in.
The Dowling One-Name Study is regeistered with the Guild of One-Name Studies
O'Dowling's Country
Fearann ua n-Dunlaing shown in north Laois, Ireland. Similar to most old maps, 'North' is to the right.
The original territory of the family was at Fearann ua n-Dunlaing (O'Dowling's Country). This area covered along Western bank of the River Barrow. The O'Dowling's were one of the Seven Septs of Leix, significant families in the County once called Queen's County.
Click HERE for more on the origin of the Dowling name.
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May you be successful on your road, May the wind be at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, May the rain fall softly on your fields. - Gaelic Irish proverb |
Click for DNA explanation and one Dowling set of results
Timeline Events
Timeline events are significant historical occurences that can be listed with our ancestor's details to reflect circumstances that they lived with and which may have affected their lives.
2020 will be a genealogically historic year. Many of us will lose members of our families during the current epidemic, and so many that this year will feature for family historians as a 'timeline' event.
| 31 Dec 2019 to ??? 2021 | World | Coronavirus Covid 19 pandemic kills over 1,275,725 people worldwide and exposes personnel strengths and political inadequacies in healthcare |
Genuine sympathy to the family of James Dowling who passed away in April 2020 as a result of coronavirus covid-19
P L E A S E S T A Y S A F E
- Wash hands
- Keep your distance
- Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth
- Cover-up coughs and sneezes - choose to wear a mask
- Stay at home
- If symptoms, seek help early
- Stay informed
- World Health Organisation
Born This Day
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Compiler: Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-)
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