James Dillon, 1st Earl of Roscommon - new merges

given that another conflicting generation also follows above ..all white unsourced..
(C) Erica Howton in the meantime.. ..in the end there would only be 3 UNDOs to do:

*https://www.geni.com/merge/view?revision_id=84725811760
**https://www.geni.com/merge/view?revision_id=84725810570
***https://www.geni.com/merge/view?revision_id=84725831050

because USER Private User in August said inside profile of Lady Jane Johanna Dillon/Duland, DUP
''My information has come Ancestry and these surnames are new to dad side of family''
(ancestry.com I presume)

PS. DUP Sir 1st Baron of Kilkenny James Dillon/Duland, DUP
want to be exactly the same James Dillon, 1st Earl of Roscommon

..James Dillon, '''1st Earl of Roscommon'''
On 24 January 1620 Dillon was raised to the peerage with the title of '''Baron Dillon of Kilkenny-West''', in the Peerage of Ireland.[36]
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dillon,_1st_Earl_of_Roscommon
{but his son Christopher, is reported died childless[15]}

Following & fixing-finishing new merges..
(he will take a bit of some other patience:)
..Erica Howton I found an already reported but still here ADMN from 1800 James Mellor, Sr. :)

I like to know who correct you or ancestry as my information came from Ancestry where the Dillon family coming from in my family from Cornwall and link righ back to Benjamin Earle and Grace Harris in the 1739 for him and 1742 for her. Grace father John Harris Married a Sarah Blanch then John father was Thomas Harris and his father Peter Harris married a Jane Dillon and her father was Thomas Dillon and he married a Dorothy Wollcoke according to Ancestry and that how I got my information so I am hoping that you can let me if I am on the right track and some information came from your site back to Ireland which now you have let me know that I am wrong

Sandra Kruger

According to the Journals of the House of Lords
Great Britain House of Lords-1828 back to 1600 a case about Christopher Dillon and Ann Hartrolle were married and had a son Thomas but they could not not find any evidence for the claim. I googled Ann Hartrolle 1600 and came up with the Journal of the House of Lords. Just my be they were but the family didn’t recognise it. If you are interested please read the article on it

Sandra Kruger

Hi & welcome Private User

This fresh discussion might interest you..
"welcome to the medieval Geni origins of your surname.."

& about your connection: it is already in 1800, there is no need to duplicate until the Middle Ages:

2007 Joseph Dillon
2023 Joseph Dillon

"..don't worry, you will be new and it will all seem incomprehensible, It's perfectly normal at the beginning, Geni is one big single world tree shared in multi administration"