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Origin of Callan Total Records: 1  Origin of Callan, Meaning of Callan Origin: The Wexford Scallans in South Africa I am researching the origins of the Scallan family in South Africa. James (born in 1795), believed to be a plasterer and his brother Patrick, a tailor emigrated to South Africa. Their parents were Patrick Scallan (born around 1770) and Mary of Wexford, Ireland. I would very much like to know if anything is known about the origins of the family in Wexford. Surnames: scallan Submitted by: eric 2/18/2012 2:39 AM Page 1 of 1

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