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The members of the Irish clan Fox received this family name as a nickname: Tadgh O'Catharnaigh, name anglicized as O'Caherny. In modern times, it turned to be Carney o Kearney, leader of Teffia, who died in 1084 in Co.Meath. This leader was then named Sionnach (The fox). Later, his descents adopted that nickname as family name. The Civil Registry Records provide alternative names for this family name: Mac Ashinah (Co.Tyrone), MacShanaghy (Co.Louth), Mac a'Sionnaigh (son of Fox), Shanahy (Co.Westmeath), Shinagh (Co.Mayo), Shunny (Co.Louth), Shinnock (Co.Kilkenny), Shonogh (Co.Galway), among others. Fox, as family name, appears regularly throughout Ireland although more frequently in Dublin, Longford, Tyrone and Leitrim. A distinguished member of this family was Sir Patrick Fox of Moyvore (Co.Westmeath), an official Irish language translator (1568). In addition, Charlotte Milligan Fox (1864-1916), founder of the Irish Folk Song Society, who worked on compilations of traditional Irish songs.
"Eugenio Fox T. Fox (h)" "María Inés Fox Tobin. Falleció 1.7.1987. Tus sobrinos" Cementerio de Pergamino, PBsAs. 1
"Eugenio Fox. Falleció 24 Enero de 1940" Eugene Fox y Kearney Cementerio de Pergamino, PBsAs. 2
El Rev. Miguel Santiago Fox y Burke, Dennis MacDonald de Pergamino, y Edward Wallace y O'Reilly ejecutando la gaita irlandesa. Unos días antes de embarcarse a la Argentina, Edward Wallace y O'Reilly arregló la bicicleta a este chico (10 años menor que Edwrad). Edward Wallace y O'Reilly se embarcó en el mes de agosto de 1915, llegó a la argentina el 1° de septiembre de 1915. De manera que el cura tendría entonces alrededor de 16 años. Después de casi 40 años se encontraron nuevamente en VenadoTuerto. Foto: (1952) José Brendan Wallace. 3
Rev. Miguel Santiago Fox y Burke, con Edward Wallace y O'Reilly junto a un reloj de agua que inventó este último.
