Hugh arrived on June 6, 1849 in NYC only 19 and illiterate. It was never his desire to leave his beloved Donegal; he had no choice. Had he not emigrated, he would have died of starvation just as millions of Irish men, women and children did. Through his courage and determination, he gave us (his descendants) the most precious gifts of life and freedom.

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Grainne's Pagan Celtic Resources	Ireland Unfree	Irish Rebel Songs	The Irish People Newspaper
A Celtic Heart Remembers	Donegal Town	History of the Famine in Donegal	Irish Internet Hub
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