Crolly, William

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• William Crolly — His Grace Archbishop William Crolly William Crolly (8 June 1780 – 8 April 1849) was the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh from 1835 to 1849. Persondata Name Crolly, William Alternative names …   Wikipedia

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• Crielly — This is a surname of Irish origins. It derives from the medieval Gaelic Mac Raghallaigh and is said to loosely translate as The son of the descendant of the rakish one . The majority of Irish clan names originate from a nickname for the first… …   Surnames reference

• Crilley — This is a surname of Irish origins. It derives from the medieval Gaelic Mac Raghallaigh and is said to loosely translate as The son of the descendant of the rakish one . The majority of Irish clan names originate from a nickname for the first… …   Surnames reference