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MCGONIGAL Family History
Recorded in several forms including McGonigle, McGonigal, McConagle, and the dialectal variants McConville or Conwell, this is an illustrious Irish surname. It is believed to have provided more members of the clergy per head of numbers, than any other Irish clan, and yet at the sametime to have had many members who have followed a warlike tradition. Until the 20th century, the nameholders were constant in their close association with County Donegal, and until then, the name was rarely recorded elsewhere.More MCGONIGAL family history
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Megg Abel
My Great Great Grandmother was Margarette McGonigal. Her mother was Ellen. They came to Washington County; Maryland and she met and married my GGGF Henry Anselm Kelly in 1828. That is all I know. I cannot find a connection for the McGonigal or Kelly family. I am thinking they may have come over from the Ulster Plantation, I have Scottish DNA.

Jesse Howley
My wife was born to an Alice McGonigal in Chicago in 1973 (according to her birth certificate). A recent ancestry DNA test confirmed 50% Irish heritage from the area on this site! Looking for information on her family as she was adopted and has no idea beyond what I have just provided. Thanks for any help!
MCGONIGAL Family History
Recorded in several forms including McGonigle, McGonigal, McConagle, and the dialectal variants McConville or Conwell, this is an illustrious Irish surname. It is believed to have provided more members of the clergy per head of numbers, than any other Irish clan, and yet at the sametime to have had many members who have followed a warlike tradition. Until the 20th century, the nameholders were constant in their close association with County Donegal, and until then, the name was rarely recorded elsewhere.Areas of Origin for MCGONIGAL
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