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Recorded in the spellings of Coen, Coyne, Kilcoyne, and Kyne, this name is usually Irish, but as Coen and Cohen when encountered outside of Ireland, may be Hebrew. When from Ireland it derives from two Gaelic surnames being O' Cadhain originally found in the province of Connacht, and specifically County Mayo, and O' Comhdhain in the province of Ulster. The prefix O' indicates male descendant of, plus in this case either of the personal bynames Cadhan meaning "wild goose" suggesting perhaps that members of the clan were at times either forced to flee abroad, or Comhdan, which has the unusual translation of "a shared gift"...

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My Name is John Edward Coyne. My Grandfather was William Coyne born in Wolverhampton whose Father (Thomas) was also born in Wolverhampton and may have ended his days in Philadelphia USA. Thomas had a daughter Leonora who emigrated to Philadelphia and married a James Hendry who died as a US Serviceman in 1908(?). I hwere from in Irelandave no knowledge of where the Coyne's were from in Ireland and would love to know.

Jodie Coyne Perrault

Hi, my name is Jodie Jean Perrault (nee Coyne) b 1965 in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan USA. My father Larry Norman Coyne b.1942 Kewadin, Antrim County, Michigan USA, Grandfather Leo Cecil Coyne b 1911 Benzie County, Michigan USA, Great Grandfather Thomas Coyne b1881 Perth Ontario Canada married to Jessie Emeline McDonald, 2X Great Grandfather Bernard Coyne married to Bridget Dunn. 3X Great Grandfather Bernard C Coyne b Ireland married to Mary Kelly. Looking the information on Bernard C Coyne married to Mary Kelly. Early 1800's. Middle initial could be for Cecil? Thanks Jodie

Adam Coyne

Adam Coyne here! It goes Me-Gary-James-Thomas-John Coyne *born in Ireland* and finally Thomas Coyne. I believe they lived in Clare County but that’s a recent discovery so it’s a work in progress :-)

sophie coyne

hi my name is sophie and im from derby,england.

Ed Fox

Oops, I'll try again.... My mother, Anne Marie Coyne and her sister, Agnes Coyne, both lived in Boston, Mass. In the 1930's. She told a story about an ancestor in County Cork who was hung as a pirate.

Nigel Coyne

My name is Nigel Coyne,father Wilfred Hannan Coyne, grandfather James Patrick Coyne I think we originate from Roscommon or Mayo, my mother's side, Margaret Bridget O'Brien, from Lismore,Co.Waterford, grandfather John O'Brien

Terry Coyne

My father is Martin My grandfather is Martin My brother is Martin My son is Martin Your probably from "Martin Terry coynes" clan That's how the family is described in conemara west of Ireland

Michael Coyne

Hi there! My name is Michael Coyne and I am the proprietor of the iconic Coyne’s Bar & Bistro in Kilkieran Connemara Co Galway in Ireland ???????? If you are visiting Ireland feel free to call in for a chat ! Talk soon, Michael

MikeCoyne

Hi, My name is Mike Coyne, i was born in Bolton England, my father was Terry Coyne, his father was Martin Coyne, my father and grandfather came from Radcliffe in Lancashire England. I now live in the USA,Switz City Indiana, i am seeking information on family members, please let me know. Thank you