"Speculated Truth: A Genealogical Journey of Truth and Speculation is a journey of one family from Rosslea, County Fermanagh to North Carolina based on genealogical, historical, and oral research. It maps the physical and sociological issues through time of Lucas Cassidy and what became of his genealogical line. It offers speculation and truth of this distinct line of Cassidys, as well as arguments and oral stories recorded for the first time. In addition, the book also details early history of County Fermanagh from the time of the Celts up to 1750 related specifically to all Cassidys. The book also describes the adventure of discovering roots in County Fermanagh and Ireland through traveling to our Ancestral homeland, giving an articulate description of sights and experiences in County Fermanagh, as well as other beautiful sights and experiences of traveling in Ireland. A plethora of pictures, maps, and other interesting footnotes related to the Cassidys and Ireland offer visuals to follow the story. If you are interested in Cassidy genealogy, Irish heritage, traveling to County Fermanagh and Ireland, or attending a Cassidy Clan Rally, this story will inspire you to make the journey. Even if you are not a Cassidy, but have Irish roots, this book will describe the feeling of discovering your Irish roots while adventuring throughout Ireland.

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