This site is dedicated to the Lafferty family.
Lafferty can and has been spelled with many variations, this site is to celebrate the Lafferty families and bring them together. We strive to provide information to those who seek it.

Please feel free to email the administrator with any feedback or information that may be helpful to the success of this site. All information will be filtered by the site moderator and posted as appropriate.

Clan Lafferty is an Irish Clan. The links that will soon be provided under the links section are links to various sites where genealogy can be obtained as well as family crest etc. If you are looking for specific Lafferty relatives please email the administrator and it will be posted until we figure out how to put a web forum on the site.

Again, Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check back often. As I learn to create the site more things will be added!

If you have any information you would like to add please submit it as well! This site is always under construction.

News

NEW FAMILY TREE ADDED ON FAMILY TREE PAGE! CHECK IT OUT FOR SOME GREAT NEW LAFFERTY INFO!!

Anyone Interested in helping set up a family reunion please email the site administrator.

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(Scots Gaelic: Samhuinn) literally means “summer's end.” In Scotland and Ireland, Halloween is known as Oíche Shamhna, while in Wales it is Nos Calan Gaeaf, the eve of the winter's calend, or first. With the rise of Christianity, Samhain was changed to Hallowmas, or All Saints' Day, to commemorate the souls of the blessed dead who had been canonized that year, so the night before became popularly known as Halloween, All Hallows Eve, or Hollantide. November 2^nd became All Souls Day, when prayers were to be offered to the souls of all who the departed and those who were waiting in Purgatory for entry into Heaven. Throughout the centuries, pagan and Christian beliefs intertwine in a gallimaufry of celebrations from Oct 31st through November 5^th, all of which appear both to challenge the ascendancy of the dark and to revel in its mystery.

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