Take a trime leave a trime. Lover of Scotland, driftwood, bogwood, and rare earthic materials, ruins, bushcraft camping, adventures, and all that is elden. Feel free to contact me or inquire about memorials

I began trekking the trail of ancestral discovery in the winter of 2018, when I was 14. The keyholes I could not unpick and latches behind wich I lurked; images of archways tucked away from trickling snow, and thick old photographs with the distinct a musk, clad with black mold, etched into the shards of before.

Conway/Ó Conbhuidhe {Tulach-an-iubhar "hillock of the yew trees", Baile na Sí "townland of the sídh" [spirits of Celtic folklore], An Ghaobhach "the windy place", in County Sligo of the former kingdom of Connacht, /N.Y.C.}Schmitt (Oberkirchen/Wilkes-Barre/ NJ/NYC) McManus/Clann Mac Magnusa of Tir Tuathail (Keadue, Roscommon) Gilroy/Mac Giolla Rua (Carbondale PA; County Mayo{?}) Antonelli (Providence Rhode Island, san Giovanni Incarnio) Noviello (Providence) Mcphee, Ward, & Estabrooks families of the Sackville, New Brunswick settled by Swansae Massachusetts residents in the 1760s, Maxwell and many more (Massachusetts Bay Colony, leading into Scotland) Kelly (White Valley/Honesdale) Myers/Meyer (Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania) Fillmore (Ipswich) von Schlümbach (Ansbach, Kingdom of Bavaria) House of Welser (Holy Roman Empire) House of Fugger vom Reh (Holy Roman Empire) Laprade (Worchester County Massachusetts; Quebec pre 1900s) Caouette (Worchester County Massachusetts; Quebec pre 1910s) Bernier (Plainsfield CT; Cap-Saint-Ignace pre 1920s) Pellitier, Couture, and on

Andrew Conway/Aindréas Ó Conbhuidhe