A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY
OF THE MILESIA~ FAMILIES OF IRELAND,
WITH THE
MONUMENT TO BRIAN BOROIMHE:
THE CHART
0F THE ARMORIAL BEARINGS
OF THE SAME FAMILIES.
COMP! LED AND EDITED
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"What's in a name?" Such was the question put in the mouth of one of his characters by the Great Poet, and he adds as argument, that it is of no consequence. "A rose by any other name woulr smell as sweet." On the other side we have l:he old adage : "Give a dog a bad name and you might as well hang him." Man has, from the remotest times, . endeavored to preserve his genealogy and the origin of surnames, without any doubt among the Irish, took its rise from its convenience, as an aid to such a desire. Names in most countries were adopted among the lower orders, from a trade, a color, or occupation of some ki.nd; among the aristocracy, from the estate or place, they took their title from. Whereas, in Innisfail the Island of Destiny, names were adopted in accordance with a use1ge that was much more enobling in its effects. Our Mile sian surnames were assumed to perpetuate the remembrance of.some noble ancestor, who by his conduct in war, either by land or sea, or in some other sphere, had acquired eminence. There is nothing acci dental in the origin of Irish names, or if there is, an · Irishman may be permitted to say it is accidentally on purpose. Here we may be al lowed to observe that the growing tendency in this country to alter, shorten or change the orthography of our Irish names is a pity as it defeats the very end of the adoption of such names; and though some may even seek to disguise and unhirbernicise their surnames, they do not succeed as "The scent of the roses hangs around them still." and they only get laughed at for their pains, by all sensible people. Irishmen, keep to the time-honored O and Mac the password that proves you to come of the ancient Milesian race.
CHAPTER I. On Surnames.
The most ancient surname we have is Neil, in the first generation, McNeil in the second, and O'Neil in the third; the prefix Mac ·meaning son of, and 0, grand son of. This name carries its de rivation far into the past, as it is seen to be the name of the second son of Fenius Farsa, King 'of Scythia, who was the ancestor of Milesius, King of Spain, whose sons and nephew colonized Ireland. Gallamn 6
was the Scythian name of Milesius, Mileag Espaine or Hispania, short ened into Milesius (the Spanish soldier), is the Latin name and the common name used by his posterity and historians for that gallant sol dier and great General. Next we have another Nial, one of the ancestors of The Hy Nial tribe figuring in the descent on Ireland, made by the sons of Milesius. This Nial was one of the prince1;1 with Heremon the eighth son of Mi Jesius, who landed on the north east coast of Ireland. As the expedi tion was approaching land, the proclamation was made, that whoever first reached or touched the shore should possess it. As he stood by the bulwark of the vessel, his left hand resting thereon, his battle axe in his ri'ght, he suddenly raised the latter and severed his left hand from the ann, dropping the battle-axe, he seized the sinister hand with his dexter and cast it ashore, claiming the reward offered in the proc lamation. His descendants afterwards exercised sovereignty over the north of Ireland, and the northern Eoganachts were introduced into the south about A. D. 550. These were a branch of the Hy Nial Tribe being the descendants of Eogan son of Nial Noy Giollach or Nial of the nine Hostages, who was King of Ireland A. D. 379, and from whose time the name Niel was a permanent patronymic. The same fortitude and devotion to the interests of their people, and bravery has in latter generations been displayed in an eminent degree by the descendants of the hero of the bloody hand. Memorably by the celebrated Hugh O'Neil who defended his country against the english usurpers for such a long period. The ancient banner of the Tribe also preserved the tradition of the bloody sinister,hand. It is emblazoned as argent or white, a sinister hand gules which hand is seen in the banner of many of the provincial princes of the Milesian race. A curious thing was, that it was given as an augmentation of the arms of those Baronets who received the latter rank to encourage the English invasion of Ireland and their .establishment there, in order to perpetuate that fornign yoke. The celebrated Con Kead, Caba or Con of the roo Battles, whose blood runs in the veins of many Irish families and who was king of Ireland A. D. 148, was one of the principal founders of many families in this tribe It is supposed that St. Patrick when a youth was captured in one· of the raids made into Scotland under the conduct of Nial. The families of this tribe can be seen in the table, showing the Hy Nials. In this table will be noticed the ·present name and the ancient. The table also shows when a family is an off-shoot of some other of a still older Patronymic. At first, of conrse, all the Tribe were known by the name of Nial or Niel, at some time one of these Neils received the name of Sionagh, or The Fox from his wisdom or cunning, in the third generation, the name becomes a Patronymic as O'Sionagh. This shows the custom of the Milesians, when any one distinguished himself, his descendants used his name with the prefix J\'lac in the second generation, and with the prefix O in the third, meaning grandson of, The McSweeneys were 7
first O'Niells, secondly, O'Donnells, to show their descent from Donald O'Neil and finally McSweeney from the circumstance of one of the O'Donnells, using a shield on which were emblazoned two sangliers or wild boars, rampant combatant from which he took the nickname of Suibne, then McSuibne, and finally M<;:Sweeney. Again as another instance, there is Buidhill O'Donnell, a great warrior, giving his name to his posterity as O'Buidhill, afterwards O'Boyle. . The most remarkable name in Milesian nomenclature is Siol N. Dala from which the family of O'Daly formed its name. It means offspring of the oath, and is enigmatical, being supposed to refer to an adventure of him who gave his name to his descendants as a dis- tinguishing mark. O'Dermody means, the descendants of the Dark Dermot. The Caulfield family were originally Cathmhaoils which was also the patronymic of one of the families of the Dalfiatachs, Campbell, who passed into the adjoining territory of Scotland. The McCauls were originally McGaghwells, but these changes can all be seen in the proper tables. · Next comes the Tribe of Brune, or Brian called Hy Brune, very powerful and numerous in the catalogue of names of families. They are also descendants of Heremon the eighth son of Milesius. Brian who founded this tribe was the son of Eocha Moy Veagon or Eocha Morgmeodhin and father of Duach Gallach, the first Chris tian King of Connaught. He reigned about A. D. 400. This clan had several divisions, the most prominent was the Clanna Mulrooney. The O'Connors were the reigning family of this tribe, and fur nished kings both to Connaught arid Ireland. The present O'Connor Don of Clonalis is the lineal descendant of the last king oflreland. As we have comrrienced with the descendants of Heremon, eighth son of Milesius, we shall continue until we have exhausted the clans or tribes with their families descended from him. Fiachra, or Fergus, son of Eocha Moy V eagon, founded the tribe called after him, Hy Fiachra. The kings or princes of Hy Fiachra were the O'Dowd family. The family calle(i O'Toole was another princely house under the banner of this tribe, They were kings and princes of Imaile. The tribe had some divisions, principal among which was the Clan Hy Rongally, Chieftains of which were the O'Shaughans. And now come the Hy Many, or the descendants of Maine, or of Eocha Doivlen, King of Ireland A. D. 322, sire of the three Collas. The princes of this tribe or. Chiefs of Hy Many were of the family of O'Kelley, or O'Callaigs, also Princes of Bregia. This family held their principalities in four different counties: Dublin, Kildare, Roscommon and Tyrone. The McEogans were Lords of Delvinara, or the Altar of Doivlen, and the head of the N enys was Prince of Dunnamaine or of the fort of Maine. The Hy Meith Tire, ofwhich the O'Hanlonswere Chieftains, were an ofl:shoot of this tribe. 8
The Clanna Conchorb or descendants of Conchorb, composed of the 0'Donega:ns and Fitzpatricks, were also descendants of Heremon~ The ancient orthography of the name was McGiolla Phadruig, metining son of Gilbert Patrick ; but at the coming over of the Normans, under the Earl of Pembroke, in A. D. I 17r, the family adopted the Norman-French Fitz, a corruption of Fils, son of, and have used it ever since in the principal branch of the family who were Kings and Princes of Os'sory. But there are many variations showing that the ancient name was preserved by some brandies of the family, st1ch as Magilfatrick, McElfatrick, McFatrick, McFetrick, Kilpatrick and Gilpatrick. · 'lfhe O'Donegans were Princes of Ara (the Altar or Church.) The Hy Foharta, or Clanna Fohartaid come next as descendants of the third son of Milesius. The O'Higgins -vvere chiefs of this Clan ; the O'F(!gartys who· gaye their name to the Tribe or made the alte-ration in it, and the D'Gogartys which would seem to be the an cient orthography being the other families belonging to it. The O'Fogartys were Lords of Eliogarta or the altar of the Sun, and µereip lies the derivati~n of the name. They are a branch of the Eoganachts. Ffacha Baiceada, son of Cathire More of the race of Heremon, King of Ireland, A. D. 144, founded the Clan or Tribe of the Hy Fiacha. The Princes of Kinel Fiacha, or of the line of Fiacha were the McMonoughs or the Cavanaghs, Kings of Leinster. The Mur phys, or family of O'Morrochus, formed a special division of the Hy Ffatha, called the Hy Reling, or family of Reling. Fiatach Fionn, who was King oflreland, A. D. 70, founded a Trib(! called Dal Fiatachi'\ or descendants of Fiatach. He was also ancestor of the Scottish family of Campbell. The McCanns and O'Carrolls, the latter Kings of Orgeil in West Meath; formed this Clan. Rossa Failge, another son of Cathire More founded the Clan _called after him. The Chiefs of this family or Tribe were O'Connor Faly, Prince of Offaly. The Hy Regan, of which th_e O'Dunns were Chil'!fs, were an offshoot of the above Clan. . The Deisi were a small Tribe ( with O'Bric, Lord of Decies, at their head), founded by Fiacha Suihe, brother of Con Kead Caha, of the line of Heremon. · · Also, the Clanna Conchorb with O'Dwyre, Lord of Kilmeµagh, Chief, founded by Conchorb or Culchorp, an ancestor of Cathire More of the line of Heremon. , 'Next, we have the Hy Tuirtre with the O'Flynn as chief, an other small clan founded by Colla Huais, a son of Eocha Doivlen king of Ireland A. D. ·p2, of the race of Herernon. Another small clan descendant of Heremon are the descendants of Dair Barrach, a son of Cathi re More. Chiefs, the O'Mullins Family. Heber, the third son of Milesius, and the oldest who landed in Ire land, had many and influential descendants : The three great Cla,ns called the Dal Cais, the Eoganachts and the Kianachta, are his de~ scendants. Olliol Ollum, King of Munster A. D. 177, had three sons, Cormac Cas, who founded the tribe called after him, the Dal Cas and at 9
tw: ~ of which axe the 0'.Br.ie,l;l.s ~nd ~1mt1edys~ the latt~~ the m<,lC;I' name ; Eog:an .Mor anceswr ,0f ti)e Epg:.a,11ach-ts., Chiefs the M;eCanthys O'Donaghoes MI.d .O~Sullivans '1nd ~' the .fu1,1~r -of the Kian-achta, Chief, .of the last the O'Caffoll, prince -of EIJ. We now take take up .the Clam.ta Rory, takiag its n;am.e from Rory, (i}f.the n1oe :0f Ir @r Ro.ry .O'Mone, the celebrated king who reigned in Ulster B. C. 67. The latter gave .hi.s name .to the clan, .although the real founder Wll!S Heber Donn son of Ir, the son of Milesius, who was born at Irene on the Mediterranean. ,Chiefs of the Clanna Rory were the O•Mores, O'CanoUans, the M:cR.anna'rs or McGennises and the O'Mulligans. The descendants ·rff Ith, 1:he uncle of Mr1esius, ::;ire the McClancy~, MeGhlrrchys, M-cAnnaUys, 'McNally's and the O"Diiscolls. Chiefs the McCfancys and O'DTiscoUs. Fur 'further 'in'rormati:on a-s to the founders of families, we refe-r to the proper 'tab'l-es, wher~in w'Hl :be found their _genealogies and .the counties where they 'held possessions. It will be :0hserived i!Dy the reader -that -while• some ,crf the priJacipal s;umames ofthe desoendants wf .Mitl.esins, date back ev.el,l ±-o before 4lhe oom-ing s;if Christ;, verJ ma.nif :0£ ,1/hem date Ito the :limrth ,oemm,ry -ancl rume Jarer t1um the ti:me ·of :Rraaljl BtH1oi111he .:in :who.se reigm a:U wer-e ,;:~pelle.d t@ rt-aKe ,a s-m-rutm.e .for :1/he:lillLSelves lt0 desoerrd -m.o their postei: ity., in ,o,r~de,r ltha-t eao:h ifamiilry might know ,th.eir,de$entiro.m a oomumon a.noestor. This ,cireuml!tance .shows ,how faa- aav,anced in ciw;iliza:tion tthe 1rish.J'•fafion ;was al-that-earlr-:eil~te .is:tlu,rwe<11". tlme mS:t·to adopt aisy.stem of _patronymics anc;l make it universal amon,g all. Surnames were not adopted uriiver.&al1y in E11glan,d until the,reign.,of Queen Eli_z.abeth. 'In Wales they cii.GI no,t become ,univerMl uu.til the 17th century. 'That singular 'law that enacted the regulatio.n tb,.u,n.one but descendants ofMilesius could inherit, any of the principalities, crpwns or ,io.Ft:lsfoi:p»S in Ireland, ·was rtfoe ,ca1.u.e -of the ,eady es>tab'Iishment of £111mames •in thall: kin:g We now pilll£e be.icme 'llhe, desaendant1s-@f 1frish "families, •as wefl-as those of lri-sh b±rth, :a ~onument ,to .the Great King Brian &roimhe~ Monarch of all Ireland, composed of a Genealogical and Heraldic Chart with a .book:giviiw the rgenealogies pf Jlll Jrish ~n1ilies, and much interesting ,informafi.M pertaining to their ilJ.01:m.enclature. In his time the Irish Nation attained their greatest emi.uen.ce. He conquered the Danes in the gr.e.at Battle of Clontarf and destroyed their power in Ireland, but fost bis own life at their hands. The geneafogies and histor,y are extracted 'from ·those great books, "'The Anna1s of the Four Masters," the Hrstories of Irel,md., of 'The Abb,e, McGeoghegan, O'HalJoran, Ke11,ting and others; '"The Illustrated Hi.s tory of Ireland," by Sister Cfare ; the 'Genealogical 'Works of Sir 10 Bernard Burke, Ulster King at Arms, and many other works and private papers from the records of distinguished families, in which are quoted others far more ancient such as "The Saltairs of Tara and Cas~ hel ;" "The Book of the Conquests and Invasions," ''The White. Book," and the "History of the Kings," a copy of which was pre served in the Abbey of Icolmkill as late as the 7th century, and is mentioned as having been seen there by him by George McKenzie. After the landing of the Milesians in Ireland, there was a law or regulation made that none but the descendants of Heber, Heremon and Ir, the sons and Ith, the son ofBreogan, uncleofMilesius, should inherit any of the principalities, lordships or provincial thrones, or that of the Ard Righ or ChiefMonarch of that country. This regulation was the cause of the institution of an office called Ollam, (pronounced Ollave and meaning antiquary or herald), whose duty it was to keep a record of·genealogies of families and the gallant acts of all heroes. ·OHam Fodla, ( a name he obtained from his great knowledge and learning) reigned as King of Ireland B. C. 680, about three centuries after the landing of the Milesians. He established a triennial assembly of these Ollams, to be held at Teamur or Tara, at the same time as the Assembly of the States, which assemblies were collectively called Feis Teamrach signifying the assembly of the nobility, Druids, historians and other learned men, It was held in October and November. The king then granted coats of arms to the chiefs, of each family, which were hung on the wall opposite the place assigned to each p~rson. Before this time the chiet banner was the dead serpent and wand or sword which is still seen in the arms of r~_any ancient Irish families and alludes to the incident in the life of tht!ir ancestor, Geodhal, re lated further on : . It was decreed at this assembly that each Lord should maintain a Brehon or Judge, whose duty it should be to see to the observance of the law in his lord's municipality and record alliances, births, deaths and all actions of his prince, which was presented to the Assembly for probate every third year, and was then submitted to the criticism of three princes, three Druids and three historians, before being approved and recorded in the Saltair. Very severe penalties were incurred by any persons offering any evidence that could not be sustained or verified and no prevarication was allowed as even the succession to the throne of the Ard Righ or Chief Monarch was determined by the records or genealogies compiled on these occasions. These Triennial Assemblies were held up to the establishment of Christianity in, Ireland· and as long as the Throne of the Chief Monarch was situated at Tara. The history or genealogy of the Kings was compiled by order of Cairbre Liffeachair, Monarch of Ireland in the yd Century; a book which is mentioned by Sir George McKenzie in his "Defense of the Royal Line of Scotland," as having been seen by him preserved until the last century in the Abbey of Icolmkill. I I Carbre, who was monarch six generations before the advent of St· Patrick-that is, about the beginning of the Christian era--,-had the White Book, and the Book of the Conquests and Invasions written. These are quoted and repeated in the Saltair of Cashel, cited by Keat ing the historian. We now give a narrative of the descent and adventures of Mile sius, extracted from the noble work of the Abbe MacGeoghegan. Ma gog, son ofJaphet, had three sons, Baath, Jobath and Fathocta; Fe nius Farsa, a descendant of Magog, who was King of Scythia, (ancestor of the Milesians), had two sons, Nenual and Nial. Nial journeyed into Egypt, where he was united in marriage to Scota, daughter of Pharaoh Cincris, the King of the country. He had a son, Gaodhal, of whom it is related that (at or about the time Moses was preparing to conduct the Children of Israel out of Egypt) he was bitten by a serpent and cured by a touch of the wand in the hands of that great Prophet, who then foretold to him that his descendants should inhabit an island where there were no serpents, nor any other noxious reptiles. This is actually true of Crete and Ireland, of which his descendants were, and are now inhabitants of the latter. After Moses cured the wound, the scar al ways remained green, from which circumstance, Gaodhal received the surname of Glas, which' means green, and combining the names Gade las, which gave his descendants the distinctive name of Gadelians. J:'his circumstance is kept in remembrance by the armonial bearings of many families of Ireland. In the third generation from Gaodhal, his posterity became very numerous and excited t9e jealousy of the Egyp tians, who drove them out of their country, under the leadership of Sur, son of Easur, son of Gaodhal, and in the time of Pharaoh en Tine. The Gadelians, under Sur, journeyed to the Island of Crete, where they landed and established themselves, and Sur died. Heber Scot, his son, succeeded him as leader and governor. He went back to Scythia, the country of his ancestors, where he had four sons born to him, Agnamon Tait, Adnoin and Lamphion, who each succeeded to the conduct of his, host. The Gadelians were finally driven from Scythia under the lead of Adnoin, anrl settled in the country of the Amazons. After sojourning there some time, they took their departure and emigrated, under Lam phion, to Getulia in Africa, where they remained during the lapse of eight generations. The leaders in these several generations were He-, ber Glun Fion, Eibric, Nenuaill, Niagatt, Alluid, Earchada, Deaghatha and Bratha. Breogan, or. Bragan, son of Bratha, lead his followers into Spain, where he built a city called Braganza. Breogan had ten sons, as fol lows: Cuailgne, Cuala, Blath, Aibhle, Nae, Breagha, Faad, Muirt heamme, Ith and Bille.. Bille was father of Gallamn, or Mileag Es pa_ine, in Latin, Milesius. Milesius became the chief of the colony in his turn. He determined to visit the country of his ancestors, Scythia .. He was gladly received and hospitably entertained by his kinsman Riffioir, the reigning prince, who. was well aware that he and Milesius were descended from the two sons· of Fenius Farsa ; Riffioir being de scended from Nenual the elder, aiJd Milesius from Nial the second son. 1:2 Riffioir made Milesius his General~in- They ennba-rk,ed acrord-ingly on a J.airg,e fleet an! CHAPTER III. The l'egulations of the ancient Miiesfans were excellent in all things. Their militia was called Fionra Erionn, from Fionn Mac Cumhal, a descendant ofMiagha Neaght', King ofLeinster, the ancestor of the McCool family who was their first commander. The ancient names of Ireland, according to different historians, were as follows: Orpheus of Crotona, B. C. 543 calls it Ierna Invenal; Pomponi us Mela Solonius calls the island Inverna ; Ptolemy; Iris, Diodorus Siculm,, lren, Claudianus, Strabo and Stephen of By zantium, Ierne; Rufus Festus Avienus calls it. the Insula Sacra; Plutarch, Ogygia, meaning the same "The Holy Island ;" Cresar, Pliny; Tacitus and most of the the Latin historians call the island Hibernia. 14 The English gave it the name of Ireland, "the land of Ire." It is also called Innis Alga and Innisfail, the Island of Destiny. The correct name, however, is Erin. Scotia was an aneint name also. Heremon was the first absolute monarch of the whole island. The most noted Kings after him during the time of Paganism, were Tighernmas, who introduced Idolatry. He was the discoverer of the gold and silver mines, and he also established regulations for dress showing the rank of the individual by the number of colors in his scarf. The mechanic and workmen wore but one color ; the soldier, two ; the officer, three ; those who kept hostelrie~ for the accommodations of the traveler or stranger, four; the nobles, five; the historians and the learned men, six. This shows how learning was esteemed. Kings. and Royal Princes wore seven colors. A remnant of this custom is shown in the tartan of the Scottish highlander, a descendant of the Clan Dal Riada. Eocha II re-conquered the Picts, compelling them to pay the tribute imposed by Heremon, B. C. 85r. Aongas Oll Buagagh, son of Fiacha I, w'on 30 battles over the Picts. Enna I, surnamed Airgeah, (Wealthy) gave silver shields to those distinguished in battle. Mnemon instituted the order of Knights of the Golden Chain. Aldergode gave rings of gold to those who showed skill in the· Arts and Sciences. Rotheart II invented chariots of war. Seadna. established the Militia and gave them pay, B. C. 400; The Militia was called Fionra Erionn from Fionn McCumhall, a descendant of Miagha Neaght, King of Leinster, the ancestor of the McCools, who, was their commander. Enna II coined money. Conang Bog Aglach, (the Fearless) and Duach II, called Laighrach, B. C. 431 ,, were renowned, the first for his justice and moderation as well as. bravery ; the second, for his promptitude in administering justice and punishing the guilty. Ugane More, twentieth in descent from Heremon, B. C. 300,. made a regulatioa that the office of Ard Righ, or Chief Monarch,, should remain hereditary among his own descendants; Rory O'More was Chieftain of Ulster, B. C. 87. He gave his; name to the Clanna Rory. Fergus, his grandson was the first King of Ulster. Eocha IX, B. C. 14, made all the provincial principalities into Kingdoms. · The descendants of Heber were call~d collectively Deirghtine ... Those of Ith, Dairine. Munster was governed by them alternate Iy until the usurpation of the tdbe of the Earnochs, who usurped the throne, B. C. 50. Duach Dalta Deagadh introduced them, and Modha. Nuagadh, the chief of the line or descendants of Heber, put a stop to their usurpation in the reign of Con Kead Caba. The Princes of the House of Laogare Lore, son of U gane More, always governed Leinster. Rossa Rua Nial Noy Qiollach (Nial of the Nine Hostages) reigned A. D. 379. Dathy, the last Pagan King of Ireland, was sonofFiachra, brother ofNial. After the Conquest of England by William, the Norman Conqueror and during the reign of Henry 2d and John, there was a considerable influx of Normans, with some Saxons, into the sister island where some of them intermarrying with the native princes, became, as the saying is, •'More Irish than the Irish themselves." These families will be found in a special index. To enumerate a .few of them, we would mention, first, those who are called the Strong bownians, the followers of Reginald Strongbow, Earl of Pembroke, who was invited over by Dermot McMurrough, or Cavanagh, King of Leinster, and to whom he gave his daughter Eva in marriage, to induce him to aid him in the recovery of his throne, from which he was expelled through the following events. Derforguill, the daughter ofMortough McFloinn, Prince of Meath, was compelled by her father to marry Teighernan 0'Rorke, Prince of Brefny. She secretly lo~ed Dermod, the son of the King of Leinster, who had been paying his addresses to her. She, in the absence of her husband, sent and begged Dermod to rescue her from her hated posi tion and a husband whom she disliked. Dermod hurried to the place of meeting with a following of~nights, and carried off the Princess to the Castle of Ferns. 0'Rourke appealed to Roderick O'Connor the Ard Righ for redress. He heard O'Rourke's complaint, assembled his own forces anq massing them with those of the husband and father of the Prihcess Derforguill, attacked the King of Leinster whose own subjects cast off their allegi ence, being disgusted with his crime. He had no refuge but England to which country he fled. From thence lie went to Acquitaine, and having obtained an inter~ view with Henry Second, he obtained from him his consent to the ,raising of troops in England, to assist him in regaining his throne. A young Nobleman named Richard, surnamed Strongbow, who was then at Bristol, having squande_red his patrimony and being willing to do anything to retrieve his fortune, offered Dermod his services. He was the son of the Earl of Pembroke, sometimes called the Earl of Strangwell. Dermod received him with open arms, offered him his daughter Aoffe, or Eva, in marriage, and promised him the accession to the throne of Leinster on his decease. Dermod then obtained the services of Robert Fitz Stephen and Maurice Fitz Gerald his half-brother, promising him the city of Wex ford and surrounding country, as a provision for him and his posterity. Fitz Stephen raised 400 men and landed in Wexford in May, A. D. II69. Maunce Prendergast re-inforced him some time after. Thus, through the crime of Dermod McMurrough, King of Leinster, the sassenagh gained a footing in the Island of Destiny, and has maintamed it there ever since, by the divisions among the Irish /themselves, fostered in every way by the oppressors However many families obtained possessions in Ireland who, have always made the 6 ~se of 11.he ~opl:e their owl'l, and mmy m the descendants of t;be fallowers of Stt,oi'lg,b0W :dii-01 ibr.ave fighting for ihcir,atlopted •oo.tmtry. The Strongbow followers did not present themselves as enemies >to the kish people ; they came as ;aid to restore Dermod to his ·thuore :; they ,came on hi-s invitation and he paid them :by giviqg them .tibre ,city of W ate1,ford and t-wo hundred villages amund it. Many of ,tl4ese ad;ven turers became ;ait:;tached tg -the country, .adopted its :language and customs, were not behind its own people in :fide-Lity to :their '.Princes, intermarrying among the natives, and finally, from their ~evotion, in curing the ta:unt · thrown at them by the :English~ "'tha't -they had 'be come more frish than the I:ri.sh themselve&.'' The leaders of the first expedition were Robert Fitz.Stephen, Harvy .de ~1:onte Marisco, Mauriice Fitzgerald1 Ba;rry, Oo,gan, Raym@ad le -Gros, and some others. They ~ll fot,inded ifamiaies and these fami.lies of ancient and eminent lineage before, can boast of a11 antiquity of.over-700 years and a nobility sustained by theiir ·'W!ir.tues -am:d :generous sentim,oots. At the 11-ead of tmese famjlies ,stands the n@ble house ,of Fitzgerald, or •Getilild• ines, descended from Oulm, -an 1tali:an Baron, ~ho was -a desceadant ·DJ the D,ukes '0f Tust:lllllly. Walter, the son -of Otho, landed im Eng:laBd with WiHJ.am the First. His Mn Gendd :pu.ilitthe ·Castle df Pembvoke. He married Nesta, daughter of Reel, 1Gryf.ficlh, -a Prin:ce of the W el'Sh, and her;sons were .ancestors of the Fitz Ger.aids, Fitz Walters, Fitz Henrys,; Fitz :EJ?ephens, Fitz Maurices, Fitz Gibbons and Raymonds. The fin,1 Raymond was :called Raymond Le Gr-o:sse, und he -is the an aestor of the furnily Grace, orGrassach. The Ba-rrysareofNornian-de scent, .anxd Sir Wi-lliam De Barry,, who ma:rried Angereth, sister of Robert ,Fnttz Stephen, son .of Nesta, -is i:he .ancestor .()f ·the lrish fa.m:i1}:Y of Barry. The Butlers are descended from the great Enuse of Clar.e, in Eng land, and wok 'the nvame df Butler ifuom t'he -nffieM:xf'Lord Hig:li Butler, heteclntury iin·thek family. · T,he iBnr.kres, ·or De Burgo fa:miiy, ,m-e -descendants .of Wm. :F.ttz Ailelm 'Who bmdedHn i[relancl in dlhe '.teigin :Q.f Henry :ml,:.a descendant of Serlo, :or Iil.arlowen ,de .Burg0, :son uf a i.Norman lJoi;dl.,-c-aiUed Eucstwce. The De Lacyis «re ,.desce»dams .from Walter -and Jlihert, ·wh© -ao companiecl Wii,lliam th:e Oonquer,or The Roches from Hugh de La Roche, who was a companion of William the Conqueror. The Barnewalls also came from Little Britany, as fellow soldiers with the Conq~ror. The Plunkets, or Plugenets, are of Danish origin, and came to Ire- land tempo Henry 2d. . . The Dillons are of Irish extntction, and are of the race of the O'Neills, being descendantsofLogan, son of Hugh Slaine, of that an cient sect. The Nettervilles have their origin from Robert, Duke of Norman dy, oldes.t son of William the Conqueror. The Bedlows, or Bellews, are on the Battle Abbey Roll. Their ancestor being Marshal of the Army to William the Conqueror. The Taffs, or Taafs, landed in Ireland, in the end of the 13th Cen tury. Sir Roger le Poer, the ancestor of the Powers family, came to Ire Jand with Strongbow in the 12th Century, and a descendant of his, named Eustace, founded the house of that name. The W alshs and W elshs are the descendants of two nobles from Wales, in the reign ~f Henry 3d. They were called Brannaghs, in Ire land, and gave rise to a family of that name. The Warrens are descendants of William, Count of Warren, in Normandy. The Whites are of very ancient Saxon origin, and the name is de rived from the Saxon Vitus, Wite, or Weight, and dates in England as far back as the 5th Century. Sir Walter first moved with his brothers to Ireland. William Wale, a scion of that ancient family, founded the family in Ireland in the 12th Century. The Stacks are descended from the ancient Gauls, and followed William the Conqueror to England. The Darcys are descended from Sir John, Lord Justice and Vice roy in the 14th Century. The Aylmers are descended from Aylmer, Earl of Cornwall, in the reign of Ethelred, King of England in the 10th Century. The Browns are descended from Sir Nicholas, who was a descen dant of Viscount Montague, and the name is.found on the Battle Abbey Roll. The W ogans are the descendants of Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in the 13th Century. The Suttons are descended from Sir John Lord Dudley, Viceroy of Ireland in the 15th Century. The family of Devereux owe their origin to the Earl of Essex, and are descended from the Counts D'Evreux in Normandy. The Archers are descendants from the ancient Cornish family. They came into England with William the Conqueror, and are found mentioned on the RoHof Battle Abbey. They were settled in Ireland under Strongbow in the 12th Century. The Armstrongs founded the family in Ireland, shortly after the Battle ot V•l orcester. 18 The Daltons passed into Ireland about the same time, and are de scendants of Sir William Dalton, a descendant of the ancient fami'lj' Jf Kingston-upon-Hull. The W allers are des.cended from Sir Hardress, one of the judges at the trial of Charles the First, a descendant of Sir Richard Waller, one of the heroes of Agincourt. The Cliffords are n;presentati:ves of the ancient house of Cliflord, and were founded by a scion of that family, w·ho ca-me to Ireland under Strongbow. The family of Parker owes its0rigin to a descendant of William de Parker, of Monk Hall, in Entwistle, who livecl in foe reign of Henry the Fourth. In the Table wrll ·be found many more of 'those English -families who ha,ve been, for many centuries, resident in England. The Plan of the Mom;iment is an Irish Cross, decorated with the '.Banners or Escutcheons, of the p1--incipal -sept-s to which the number be fore each name in the alphabeticai 'list refers. In the -centre oval is a view of the tragical end of I-reland's great K,in,g, 'who, bein.g weli ad~ vaneed in years, during the batt:le was occupied in bis devotions and praye'rs to God for success, when a gigantic Dane entered his tent and slew him with his battle-axe, l"he Dane was afl:erwttrds despatched by hi~ ·guards. The other Pictures are of St. Patrick and his ecclesiastical pro cession on their way fo 'Teamur or Tara, (he there converted the Monarch; and afterwards tbe N.ation to Christianity, by passing from one Kingdom and Principality to another,) and tbe interview between Dermuid Na N agal, McMoro~gh or Cavanagh, King of Leinster, and the officers _of .. Henry II, King of England, which gave the first .actual foothold to the English in the Island· of Destiny. To consult the Genealogical History and Monument, first, find in the Table of the various modes of spelling the names of the Milesian families of Ireland, the name sought for, then look up the column until you come to the name in small capitals; which is the original name; opposite it are given the No. of page of the Tribe as shown at top of first page of the Table. Where there are two Tribes having a family of the same name, the county number in the last column of the Tribe Tables will decide to which Tribe the family belongs, whose genealo~y is SOltght. This )laving been ascertained, the first column gives the number ot the escutcheon on the chart; next, the name ; next · colum~, the ancient name;. next, the number referring to the family founder at head of the same Table in the Pedigree ; next column gives the meaning of the name translated ; next gives the title of the Head of the Family, and the last column shows numbers, which by reference to the same numbers in the table of Countie,s, will show where the family, in ancient times, held their possessions. I now give a short description of the effect of the different letters in the Irish language in order that the reader may understand the changes made in the names and how one name has produced another different now in sound. 19 There are 18 letters in the ,Irish alphabet or as it was anciently called Beth Luis Nion ; each of them is the name of a tree, viz ; B. Beithe, Birch, L Luis, Wild Ash, F Fearn, Alder S Suil, vVillow, N 1, Nion Ash, H Huath, White Thorn, ( rather an aspirate than a letter however.) D Duir, Oak, T Timne, Furze, C Coll, Hazel, -M Muin, Vine, G Gort, Ivy, P Peith o.r Beith Bhog meaning soft B. in old manu scripts the letters are found intercliain~able and thns comes the Irish family of Polandhe from Bolandhe. R Ruis, Elder, A Ailm, Fir or rather Palm tree, 0 Ohn-; Broom, U Ur, Heath, E Egdhadn, Aspen, I Idho, Yew. There a-re two classes of vowels, the broad and the slen der, the broad are A, 0 and U, the slender E and I. When unaccent ed any on:e of the broad is interchangeable with another as Horraghan, Harraghan, Hurroghan and slender with slender as Belrigh Bilregh. For the sake of prosody, p0ets in ancient times inserted letters, be tween vowels>which afterwards assisted in changing the pronunciation of the same word,. these were not pronounced at first except in scanning the metre the gh together in many names was intr;duced in this way. B was commutable with· P. It is sometimes combined with the asperate as bh when it has a peculiar asperated souncl. C is, often sub stituted for G so Carragl1an and Garraghan are the same names and is sounded like K. Any word. beginning with a T admits a change to D or Th. F is a weak consonant and when an asperate h is put after it which is allowed it loses its sound completely. G is a heavy consonant, but when it has- an h sut>joihed it becomes light and loses its sound, so comes Hara from Gha:ra. , L is a light consonaint and when referred to persons plural is pronounced double wifh:.A.befure it. Mis a. strong consonant and when h is subjoined it is sounded as V, it is sometimes prefixed to words beginning with a vowel and then means ~ny as M' Anam my soul. There is reason to believe thatM sometimes was intercnange able with B. and P. N is a light consonant but when it'has a1 G fol lowing it becomes strong, when the n was meantto ll1t i:fo>ublid Iii! stroke was made over it, this indicated that it was to be strong and from igno rance in other places caused the introduction of an N where it ought not to be, the dash meaning an accent. P was interchangeable with B,. meaning soft B. S is called the Q,ueen consonant as none other corres ponds with it in certain cases, however, the S is eclipsed or destroyed in sound by a T set before it. T is a hard consonant and interchange able with D, T when followed by an H. and asperated in the begin ning of a word is lost,, the H only being sounded. The combining of many vowels in words in the Irish language makes no alteration in the sound or meaning as no number of vowels. placed together can be pronounced over one syllable. These explanations will be sufficient, if referred to when lo@king over the tables giving the different Milesian names classified to make, every thing clear to the reader. When a broad vowel is before any or more consonants the same must follow them and the same rule applies to the slender. Hoping that what little we have done to make each descendant of an Irish sept know his ancient origin, will encourage the offshoots of 20 i\:hat glorious nation to emulate the gallant deeds of their illustrious forefathers, as well as their virtues and piety. vVe say farewell, and .ask for the patronage of our countrymen and their descendants in the United States and elsewhere. OOUNT/£8 OF IRELAND. MARET! ME. INLAND. 1. DUBLIN. 19. KINGS COUNTY. 2. WICKLOW. 20. QUEENS COENTY. 3. WEXFORD. 21. KILDARE. 4- WATERFORD. 22. CARLOW. 5. CORK. 23. KILKENNY. 6. KERRY.• 24. TIPPERARY. 7. LIMERICK. 25. WEST MEATH. 8. CLARE. 26. LONGFORD. 9. GALWAY. 27. ROSCOMMON. 10. MAYO. 28. CAVAN. 11. SLIGO. 29. FERMANAGH. 12. LEITRIM. 30. MONAGHAN. 13. DONEGAL. 31. ARMAGH. 14. LONDONBERRY. 32. TYRONE. 15. ANTRIM, 16. DOWN. 17. LOUTH. 18. MEATH. 2J CLANNA RORY. Founder: HEBER DONN Son pf Ir, 5th Son ef J}fi"lesius, King ef Spain. The Ancestors of the different families composing the tribe, were I. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Ir, 5th son of (1). 3. Heber Donn, son of (2). 4. Rory O'More, of Race of Ir ( 2), who gave his name to the Tribe Chieftain in Ulster B. C. 87. 5. Leigh son of (4). 6. Fergus, son qf (5), First King of Ulster. 7. Rossa Ruadh, son of (4). 8. Fergus, son of (7) King ofConnaught, consort of Maude (9). 9. Maude, Q!.1een of Connaught, A. D. 60. 10. Eachach or Eocha, of Race of Ir ( 2). I I. Croin Badhroi, son of ( 10). 12. Caolbhach, son of ( 11 }, last king of Ulster, Race of Ir ( 2), 13. Saran, son of (12). 14. Conla, son of ( 12). 15. Amergin, 4th degree from (4). 16. Conal Kearnach, son of (15). 17. Irial, son of (16). 18. Laoiseach Kean More, son ( 16). 19. Fiacha Araidhe, King of Ulster, 3rd Century. 20. Cahal McRory O'C~nnery, King of Connaught, 11th Century. 21. Flachertach, King of Connaught, A. D. 729. The Head Chieftain was the McEnnis or McGinnis, Prince of Dal Aradie and Iveagh. 22 ,_,.; ~1:;• 54 McAngaivnion ... Gaivnion ...... 17 Smith•...... Chief...... 10- 80 McAn Bhaird... Bhaird...... 17 Poet ...... Chief...... 10, 52 McCartan ...... Carthan .... 13 Friendship.... Chief...... 13, 2(} 64 McCostello ..... Cosheath· ...... 14 Swift footed .. Chief ...... 7, 13- 64 McConway ..... Conway ...... 14 A bearer .... Chief ...... 11, 2& 79 M'Granighan ... Granighan .. ..8&9 Deformed .... Chief ...... 27 88 McGilmartin .... Guillam artin . . . . 18 Living boy .. Chief...... 13, . 53 McGettigan . . . (i}etm.gan ...... 15 Wounded.... Chief...... 13- 88 McGillonde ••.• McGilmartin .... 15 S.oflivhig b'y Chief...... 13- 53 McGinty .....•.• Inty ...... 17 Well born .... Chief...... 13, 53 McGilligan ...• Gilligan ...... 17 The o beeHent. Chief...... 13.. 53 McGennis ...•.. Innis...... 17&19 Distress ...... P.ofDal Aradie ...... 14, 60 McGilmer ...... Guilla More. . ... 18 The great boy. Chief .. (& lveagh ...... 13. 82 McGeough ..•.• McKeogh..•...... lO S of Speaker. Chief...... 13~ '.J.7 86 McHugh...... ,M-cKe<,gp.· •...... 10 S-of. Speaker.. Chief...... 13, 27 58 McKeogh ...... Eochaid ...... 10 The speaker .. Chief. ... , ...•. ....3, 27 67 McKnight ...... Marcachain ...... 16 Son of the Knt Chief ...... 20, 24 53 McNestor ...... Nestor ...... 8&9 The Honest. Chrnf...... 13. 53 McQuade ...... Quade ...... 12 A master ..... Chief...... 30· 61 McRannall...... Granuale ..•.. 8&9 Defiant...... P.ofClanMcCall ...... 13, 53 McRodden ...... Roden ...... 11 TheRed .... Chief...... • ..... 10 53 McRody ...... Rodachain ...... 11 Diligent..... Chief. ..•...... 28, 60 MeRr1ry ...... Rory; ...... 5 G't knewl'dge Chief...... 19, 76 McShanley ..... Sheanloichs ...... 13 Happiness •.. Chief ...... 13. 28 McTierny ...... Tierny ...... 15 A Lord ...... Chief. ..•...... : .13, 31 53 O'Brosnahan .... Brosnaghan ...... 16 Exhorting .. Ch ..... (Connor...... 6- 51 O'Casie ...... • Caseigh ...... 18 The hammer. Chief .... (lrachti . . 24, 25, 56 O'Connor Kerry Conchobar... &&9 Helper .. P.(i)fKerry&L of ...... 6- 64 O'Conway ...... McConw(ty ...... 14 S. · of bearer. ()hief ...... 29 53 O'Carrollan .... Carollan ...... 17 O:ffl'p'·a ct Laal'lled. P. of Finfochta•.. . .13, 14 85 O'Coigley .....• . €Joigley ...... 19 A companien Chief...... 13, 3(} 63 O'Cahill...... Catha!...... 20&12 Beautiful... :. Chief...... 22. 53 O'Connery ...... Cahal ...... 20 .Beautiful .... Chief...... 22. 87 O'Coyle ...... Coyle ....• ; ...... 12 A. companion, C~!ef...... 13.. 62 O'Drehau ....•• O'Duane ...... Hi' S. ofthe Poet Chief ...... 9· 78 O'Durkin•...... Durchain .... 8&9 For War ...• Chief...... 11 65 O'Dorcy...... Dorcy...... 8&9 boorkeeper .. Chief...... , .. ~ .... 29' 62 O'Duane,...... 11>\J.ane-.... .' .• Si&-9 The Foet..... Chief ...... ••...... 18: 62 O'Devine•...... O'Duane ...... 8&9 G Sof Poet .. Chief ...... 18: 57 O'Ferrall...... Ferrell...... 8&9 M'n of science P.of AnnaUy ...... 32; 59 O'Flagherty ..... ffiaugherty ... 21&16 High Lord, .. Chief ofDeabnaJ . ... 8, 9' 63 O'Flathery.....• O'Cahal. .... S. of Beau'l L Chief ...• (feadhe .... 5, 7 75 O'Hoolahan ...• Hnallachain. . ..• l(} LoU1d-Noi1,e, ... Chief ...... •.. .. 5, 9, 12.: 53 O'Hargan...... Horaghan ...... 16 Enchanting ... Chief...... •... • •••.• 5- 73 O'Keating...... Keitherny ...... 1& Sturdy sold'r Chief...... 24 74 O'Kenny...... Kenny ....•. .... 16 The Weary .... Chief...... 13, 5!J O'Kennelly ..... Kennelly •...... 16 Perseverence. Chief...... 7 49 O'Lawlor ...... Lalach...... 16 The Giant ... Chief...... Hi, 20• 72 O'Loghlin ...... Loghlin ...... 19' God's Eye ... L. of Creagh .... 8, 10, 13 . 66 O'Manning...... Maoi:beaeh ...... --.16 The Rich..... Chief...... ; •.. ·...... 9 53 Q':~bckin .•..... MacAnta...... 3 :S:011ast w!th'igu!la Chief...... , .... 19'· 60 • •• O'More ... . 1 More ...... • .... 18 The Great .... Prince of Leix .. - 6, 16, 20> 84 O'Moran •...... Mordhan ...... 18 Nob.le ...... Chief...... 6, 10, 11 83 O'Mulligan .... Maologan ...... 3 Dullwitted .. P. of Moyliffey .. 10,14,28- A0'MaUedy •.•.• Mn.oiifoneady 8&9 Bald ...... Chief...... 3Z: BO'Nowlan ...... Nowlan .... , 8&9 Champion .. Chief...... 13, 14 53 O'Scanlan ...... Soimhghlonn ...... 17 The Joker ... Chief...... , ..... 31_ 77 P'Tyn ...... Tyn ...... 17tThe Fat..... Chief...... 31. HY NIAL TRIBE. Founder: NIAL NOr GIOLLACH. ef the Ni"ne Hostages, f"rom whom the tribe took its name, King of Ireland, A. D, 379. 1. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Herem:'on, eighth son of ( 1). 3. Ugane More, 20th in descent from (f), King of Ireland, B. C. 300. 4- Laogare Lore son of (3). 5, Cobtagh Coel Breag, son of (3). 6. Eocha Feliogh, (the melancholy) IX erected the provinces into Kingdoms B. C. 14, of the line of (4). 7. Lugha Riadearg, grand son of (6). 8. Crimthan Nianair, King of Ireland A. D. 39, son of (7). 9. Fearadach, son of (8), King oflreland A. D. 56. 10. Fiacha V, surnamed Finola, King oflreland A. D. 73, son of (9). I 1. Tuathal Teachtmar, King of Ireland A. D. 90, son of (10). 12. Feilim Reachtmar, King of Ireland A. D· 130, son of (II). 13. Con Kead Caba, (Con of 100 Battles) King of Ireland, A. D. 148, son of (12). .. 14. Art Feliogh, (the melancholy) King of Ireland; A. D. 220, son of (13). , 15. Cormac Ulfada, son of (14). 16. Carbre Litfeachair, King oflreland, A. D. 264. son of (15). 17. Fiacha Straivetine, rst King of Connaught of Race of (2), son of (16). 18. Muireadach Tireach, King oflreland, A. D, 320, son of (17). 19. Eocha Moy Veagon, King oflreland A. D. 350, son of (r8). 20. Nial Noy Giollach, (of the 9 .Hostages), King of Ireland, A. D, 379, son of (r9). 21. Eogan, son of )20), ancestor of the Northern Hy Nails. 22. Conal G,ulban, son of (20) 1 ancestor of the Nottheth Hy Nails. 23. Laogare, son of(zo), ancestor of Southern Hy Nails. 24. Conal Crimthine, son of (20) 1 ancestor of Southern Hy Nails. 25. Fiacha, son of (20), ancestor Southern Hy Nails. 26. Maine, son of (20), ancestor of Southern Hy Nails. 27. Euna, son (20) ancestor ofO'Brenans, North HJ.Nials. 28. Carbre, son of (20) ancestor of O'Carberys, North Hy Nials. 29. Fiachra Lonn, son of(23) K. ofDal Aradie, A. D. 483. 30. Fergus Kerbeoil, son of (24). · 31. Maolchaba, K. of Ireland A· D. 6ro, son ofHugue II, race of 22. 32. Moriertach McLochluin, son of Lochlin O'Niel, K. oflreland A. D. u50. 33. Magnus, brother of O'Cahan in 13th Century. 34. Dnnsleve, P. ofUlad II67. Head Chieftains of this tribe ; O'Neills or O'Neales, Princes of Tyrone Clanneboy and -i:ireogen Lords of Aighert and Kings of Ulster. 'c,c· ~ I NAME. : ]"] ,_ . ,·, Countie.s ::: Ancieut Name. ~" Me~:~t of Title of Chief. in w :):ich z~ 1·------,------i~ -----,------posse~'ns 165 Caulfield ...... Cathmhaoil...... 21 Hero in b'ttle Chief...... 12: lUO Fox...... Sionagh ...... 26 The Fox..... The Fox...... 1$, :J4!Kyan ...... Cahane ...... 21 Beloved .... Chief...... 10, 22; 7111viullineux ...... O'Madagan ... l .... 21 A field fort' .. Chief...... :.rn 100:lvfoAuly...... Auly ...... 26 Echo, Son of Eock. Prince of Calry. ..2& 971McAnulty ...... McNulty .... . 21 S. of,Noble. Chief...... 13, 28 169,McCahan ...... Cahane...... 21 Beloved .... Chief...... 22. 97iMcCabe ...... Abe ...... 21 Father or L'd Chief...... 17, 2S 97IMcCaul...... Magaghwell ..... 21 The Proud ... L. of Kine! Ter-, ... : .. 32 971McCaskey ...... Ascath ...... , .. 26 Champion .. Chief. .... (adagh ...... 32: 691McCampbell... .. Cathrnhaoil...... 21 Hero inb'ttle Chief...... 32 97 McConmie...... Conmie ...... 26 The Crafty .. ChieL...... 32 167 McClosky ...... Loskey ...... 21 The Blind .... Chief...... 13 150 McCreagh...... Craoi.bhes ...... 21 A Tree ...... Chief...... 6, 28 92 McCrillen ...... Cuillen ;...... 25 The Comrade Chief...... 13 97 McFerbis...... Ferbis . :...... 25 The Swift.... L. of Lea can...... 11 81 McFergus...... Fiacha .. , ...... 25 The Worthy .. Chief...... 12: 97 McGloin...... Glinn ...... 21 The Fort, ... Chief ...... 12. 97 McGilroy .... ,. Guillaruadth .... 21 The red Boy. Chief...... 3& 138 M.cGiollkelly .... Giollkelly ...... 21 The Cpmrade Chief. .• , ...... 30, 97 McGauran ...... Gauron ...... 25 The Glutton. L. oi Tullaghaw ...... 28, 98 McGeoghegan ... Eochagain ...... 25 Doorkeeper ... F. afltinell!'!acha ...... 2& 173 Magawley ...... Awley ...... •..... 26 Son of-Rock .. P. of Tettia.. , : ...... 2& 169 McHenry ...... O'Cahane ...... 27 GS of'belov'd C.of Clan !hgnusnaBan- • • • ... He 161 McLaughlin ..... Lochluiu .... 4 .. . 30 !Ia~ing epei,rs ... P. of Aileach .. (na ...... 13 . 93 McLochlin ..... Lochluin ...... 30 " " ... P. of Aileach ...... 13. 97 McNulty ...... McNeilL...... 21 Scif,Champ'ii Chief...... 13, 28, 97 McNiell .... ', ... · Nial...... 21 Champion .. : Chief ...... 13, 15 97 McQuirc ...... Quire ...... 26 The Knife .... Chief...... ; ...... 32; 92 McQuinlan.. . . . McCuillen...... 25 S of comrade Chief...... 15- 152 McSweeney, . , .. S~btte~'Donne!I ... ._ .. :21 ~!~a.fk~deJ0;i:;;!y'. L. ~fTuatha ...... •.5, !3. D McShane •...... 0 Neill... .•...... 21 SoU,hn, Champ n Chief ...... v2 170 McTully ...... Tullagh...... 23 TheGreen,arCom'n Chief...... , ...... 28. 97 O'Begley...... Boglach...... ·.. 22 The ~arble .. Chief...... 5, 13. 97 O'Brigan...... Q'Hagan ... •..... 26 Capa.ble,. Fleader .. Chief...... & 97 O'Brogan ...... O'Hagart ...... 26 Fower, theF!eader Chief...... 10,· 28 153 O'Boyle ..... : . . Bu!dhllf O'Dauuell .... 22 Benign,.dest'r L. of Boylagh...... 13. 97 O'Brolchan.. . . . Brollaigh...... 26 Confidence .... Chief. .. ,...... 13. 97 O'Braoins ...... Braoin ...... 26 Largecomp'y Chief ...... 13. 8 O'Brenan...... Brenan...... 27 Sou of Enna .. Chief...... 27 97 O'Branigan .... Brauaghan ...... 26 Gainsayer ... Chief...... rn 97 O'Bolger...... Bollsgaire ...... 26 The herald .. Chief...... 22 140 O'Conlivan...... Coindheilb-harin .•.•• : •.•• 23 .E'dsome l'crsuader Ch of Laogare .... • ... 18 151 O'Cosgrave . . . . . Cosgrach ...... 2.3 Vict,orioua, Sfaugh- <1hief...... , 33, i50 O'C~eagh ...... Craoibhes ...... 21 The tree.. (ter~r Chief ...... 6. 1 1.00 O'Cawley...... McAwley ...... 26 S. of Rock .... Chief...... IJ-, '97 O'Canavan ...... Caoiniughan .... 25 The Mourner Chief...... :. .. 9 155 O'Connolly...... Conally...... 21 A light ..... Chief...... 9, 18, 13, 142 O'Cobley ...... Ciobliochain..... 26 A fleet ...... Chief...... 13 100 O'Cahan...... Si:onagh ...... 26 The fox ...... The Fox ...... 10 164 O'Catlin...... Cathalan .... '. .... 26 Valorous ..... Chief...... 1 & 9(l O'C,mnellan .... Conallain ...... 22 Prudent ..... Chief...... 10,32; 68 O'Clurnean.. . . . Cluainire...... 25 Flatterer .... Chief .. , ...... 12; 169 O'Cahane ...... Cahane ...... 21 Beloved .... Chief...... H. 97 O'Croisan ...... Croissan ...... 25 Crusader ..... Chief...... I ...... 32; 97 O'Cooney ...... Coonaght ...... 23 Prosperity ... Chief...... ! ...... 32; 25 ~;'.;• "" ..: .,. · 1 {:,::;, Counties ~ ~ NAME. ~ ·s. . I ~ie.Jning of Title of Chief. in which:. Z; Ancient Name. g~ >.Jame. were i:,:i ______,------~~ _____ posse~'ns. 42, Dennis ...... McDonogh ... ~1S.ofdestroy'r Chief...... 11 1 Ford...... • O'Cosnamha..... 20 G.S. of def'd'r Chief...... 12, 19,27 22;Fahy1 ...... Fathaig...... 20 The Giant... Chief...... 10, 12 7/Lally ...... Maollalla ...... 20 The Bald .... Chief...... 9 1 1 1McAroy...... Aodh ...... 20 Skillful. .... Chief ...... 11 17 McBrady ...... Carbhail...... 20 Ship captain Chief...... 28 8 JVlcBrenan...... Brenan... . • . . ... 20 Fertility ..... Chief. . .. . • ...... 27 1 McCafferty... O'Connor...... 22 (I. ii. cfll:elper ...... 1Chief...... • . . . . .•.. 10 1 McCaverty .... O'Connor...... 22 " ;; .. ·\Chief...... •.•.. 9 27 McCashine... . . • O'Connor...... 22 " ... Chief...... • ..... 9 11 McClanaghan .. Lanaghan...... 22 The Songster'Ch1 .. (Tuir Olliol ... 9, 24 42 McDonogh . . . . • O'Connor...... 22 (I, S. cf :Eelper ...... L. of Tiberill & •...• 11 19 McDermott ....• O'Connor ...... 22 " " •.. P.ofCOolavin&:Uoylurg .. 11, 27 12 McGin ...... • O'Connor..... ·.... 22 " " ... Ch .•.. L. cfArdagh •..... 9 1 McGavin ...... Gavin .....•.... 20 The Hero .... Chief...... 10, 26 25 McGeraghty..... Geraghty ...... 22 A rock ...... Chief ...... 9, 10, 11 1 McGibbon ...... • Giobach ...... 22Bough ...... Chief ...... 10 10 McGarry ...... • Garach...... 20 Useful...... Chief ...... 10 1 McGreal.. . .__ .... Greliath...... 20 Grey haired .. Chief...... • 10 1 McHale...... • Aille ...... 20 Handsome .. Chief. ..•...... •...• 10 28 McKiernan ....• Tighearnain•.... 20 A Lord...... Chief...... 11, 30 15 McKesy...... • ?claclmoohe!rgea ...... 20 Early rising. Chief. . . • . . • . . . . .11, 30 E McManus •....• Magnus...•..... 20 Great •..... Chief...... 7, 11, ao, aa 280 McMillan .....• Maoladh...... 20 Prompt •.... Chief ...... 27 40 McNevin ...... Naidhfin ...... 20 Messenger ... Chief...... 9 1 McTnmmy...... Tumaltagh ...... 20 Meritorious. Chief ...... 10 8 Mulbreanoin ... ?claclbraano!n ...... 20 Farmer...... Chief...... •...... 27 50 O'Bradley...... Brodamhl11cht ...... 20 Proud ...... Chief...... 5, 10, IS 1 O'Breslan...... BreisJin...... 20 Prince ...... Chief...... 13, 24 38 O'Beirne...... Brin ...... 20 Dreamer. . . . Chief...... 27 1 O'Bergue ..... ;. Bergna ...... 20 Irritable .... Chief: ...... 19 47 O'Cahill...... Cathil ...... 20 Beautiful •.. Chief...... 8, 9· 34 O'Crowley ..•.... Cruadlaoch ..... 20 Courageous .. Chief...... 5 5 O'Crean ...... • Crean...... 20 Seafarer . . . . Chief ...... • 11 43 O'Corry...... Corragh...... 20 The Rock ... Chief...... 8, 9, 10 1 O'Curran...... • Currain ...... 20 Knight ..... Chief ...... 8 27 O'Cashine...... McCashine ...... 22 Son cf little high Chief...... 9 1 O'Cummins..... Camlin ...... 20 Soldier(temp'd 1Chief. ... (n 11ught 10,13,32: 1 O'Conor Don ... Conchobhar .... 22 Helper...... Pr.0fll!olandlt.0fC0n- .••.• 27 14 O'Connor Sligo.. Conchobhar .. 23, 24 Helper...... P.of Siol Murray ..... 11 29 O'Connor Roe . • Conchobhar. . ... 22 Helper...... P. of Fergal...... 19, 48 O'ConnorCorcumroe Conchobhar...... 22 Helper...... P.crcorcumru11dh ...... •.... S,. 1 O'Conuerty ..... Conchobhar..••.. 22 Helper ...... Chief...... •...... 28'- l O'Conaghty ...• Conaghtach ..... 22 C0nnaughtm11n ...... Chief...... 28: 18 O'Concanon .... (;oncheanain .... 20 Soldier •.... Chief...... 27 37 O'Doolan ...... Domblein ...... 20 Bulky...... P. of Fertullagh 6, 10, 28: 13 O'Donnellan .... Donnallan ...... 20 Howling .... P. of'.I'Irmacmth!ne ...... 9, 15- 26 O'Foley ...... • Foladh ...... 20 Powerful. ... Chief...... 6, 1 O'Falvey...... Falgha...... 20 Joker ...... L. cfCorcaguiney ...... 6 1 O'Finnerty...... Feineachta .. . . 20 Genealogist. L. of Ofihiley...... 6. 27 1 O'Fennessy ..... Feinnidhe ...... 20 Soldier ..... Chief...... 9, 10, 11 1 O'Feeney ...... Feinne ...... 20 Militiaman.• Chief...... 9' 1 O'Foran ...... Foran ...... 20 Vengeance .. Chief...... 9 1 O'Flannery ...... Flaithe11mhni1 ...... 20 Dominant ... Chief ...... 10 21 O'Flannelley... . Fl11mhnaidhe ...... •.. 20 Red Eyed ... Chief...... • . .... 11 44 O'Fallon ••••••• Fallumhoin..•••• ,20 Governor ... ChiafllfO!onmzdoch.-, ••• 5, 6, 25 t..... ~ I _?;, Counties 0" I ·a ci ~ NAME. :Ancient Name. c::i MN;~f of Title of Chief. inv;,:/;~ch z~ ______I_____ ~ possess'n. ~ o;Fallon ...... 1Fal!umhoin...... 20 Go_vernor .... l~h~ef ...... 5, 6, 25 33 O Flynn ...... Flomn...... 20 Prmce .•.... Chief...... · 1 · .10, 27 6 O'Flannigan..... 1 Fia1111ahuileach ...... 20 Druid Priest. P. of Hy Mairch ...... 27 1 O'Glesby ...... Gealbhuidhe~ ...... ; •.• 20 Kind promise Chief...... 10 1 O'Gavagan,. .... Gafalgan...... 20 A Hero ..... Chief...... 10, 11 4 O'Garbey ...... Gairbshias ...... 20 Joy ...... Chief...... •... 3, 16. 31 1 O'Gevany ...... Geibhiona ...... 20 Captive ..... Chief...... : . 9 l O'Geavan...... Geibhion ...... 20 Fettered .... 1Chief...... 10, 11 1 O'Gorley ...... Giormhach...... 20 Covetous .... !Chief...... 11 31 O'Halloran .... Halluran ...... 20 Victorious... P.ofCla.nFergail .... 8, 9 1 O,Halliuan..... Hallinan ...... 20 Handsome .. Chief...... 7 39 O'Hanley ...... Hanlach ...... 20 Chronicler... P.of Corcachlain ..... 27 1 O'Kirwan ...... Ceirbhean ...... 20 Sculptor .... Uhiei...... •..... 9 1 O'Kernahan ..... Ce!rm1eachain, ...... 20 Peace Maker Chief...... •. . 11, 13 1 O'Laverty ...... Labhertach...... 20 Idle ...... Chief ...... 13 309 O'Lenaghan .... Lenaghan .....•. 20 Surgeon .... Chief...... 24 3 O'Lonegari •.... Lonegan ...... 20 Scoffer ...... Chief...... 16, 27 1 O'Morrisey ....• Muirgheasas..... 20 Lord ...... Chief...... 11, 24 23 O'Manis ...... Magnus...... 20 Great....••. Chief...... 9, 10 32 O'Mulrooney ... O'Connor...... 22 GS of Helper Chief...... 9 7 O'Mullally ..... Maollalla ...... 20 Bald •....•.. L. of Moenfoy ...... 9 241O'Mal.ly ...... Malla ...... •... 25 Modest...... I'r!nce of llur1i1h00lQ & ••••• 10 16 O'Mullane ...... Maoladh...... 22 Blunt ...... Chief. .•. . (t!malle 9, 10, 11 0 O'Mallon ...... Maoladh ...... 22 Prompt ..... Chief...... 10, 11 9 O'Malone ...... C'Conor MMleone ...... • 22 Bald John ... Chief ...... , . . . . . 25, 27 201IO'Mulladay, .... Mahlady ..... --20 Mcidisty .... Ch. of Broglie ...... 25 28 O'Rourke ...... Ruirigh...... 26 Sovereign Prince ... P, of .Breifney...... 15 2iO'Reiiley ...... Raghallaigh •.... 26 Impetuom; .. Ld. cl OlaJ111 !.lalire & ••••• 28 36iO'8hea ...... Searn...... 20 The Youth .. C,hief..(caatlellehl.n .•.. 23 35 O'Sheehan ...... Sheehan ...... 20 The Lover... Chief.(tI'ofBreifney ..... 31 28 O'Tierney .....• Tighearnain .... 20 A Lord ...... Chief ...... 31 KINEL DAIRE BARRAGH TRIBE. ' . Founder: DAIRE BARRA CH, Son of Cathire More, King of Irel,and, A. D., 144, who gave hi,s name to the Tribe. PEDIGREE. 1. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heremon, 8th son of ( r). 3. Ugane More, 19th in descent from (2), King oflreland, B. C. 300. 4. Laogare Lore, son of (3.) 5. Olliol Aine, son of (4.) 6. Maion Lavra Loinseach, son of (5.) 7. Cathire More, King of Ireland A. D. 144, line of (6.) 8. Daire Barrach, son of (7.) Chiefs of the Tribe, O'Gorman, Prince of Hy Mairche. w,., ~~ Counties -t0 s:iS Meaning of in which ~ NAME. Ancient Name. Title of Chief. 0~ ~" Name. were "~o ... possess 'n ZP< i:t.o 187 McGorman .... Goirmear ...... 8 F~mous Champion P. of Hy Mairch ...... 8 187 O'Gorman ...... Goirmear ...... 8 Famous Champion P. of Hy Mairch ...... 8 284 O'Moone y ...... Meang ach ...... 8 Crafty ...... ,Chief...... 19 20 29 DAL CAIS TRIBE. Founder.· CA S, Son of Olliol Ollum, .first absolute King ef Munster, A. D. 177. PEDIGREE. , The blood of both Heber and Heremon, the sons of Milesius is united in this noble tribe as here shown. I. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heber, 3rd son of (1), and oldest of those who conquered the Tuatha de Danains and colonized Ireland. 3. Eocha Abrar~ah, King of Munster, of the race of Heber (2), tempo Christ. 4. Modha Nuagat, King of Munster, Line of (3), A. D. 100. 5. Olliol Ollum, King of Munster, A. D. 177, son of (4). 6. Sabia, daughter of Con Kead Calm, King ,pf Ireland A. D. 148. PEDIGREE OF SABIA. Wife of (5), daughter of Con Kead Caha. Son of Feilim Reachtmar, King of Ireland, A. D. 130, son of Fiacha V, (Finola) · King of Ireland A. D. 73, son of Tuathal Teachtmar, King of Ireland A. D. 90, son of Fearadach, King of Ireland, A. D. 56, son of Crimthan Nianair, King of Ireland,A. D. 39, son of Lugha Readearg, grand son of Eocha IX., King of Ire land, B. C. 14, Line of Laogare Lore, sou of Ugane More 19th in descent from Heremon, 8th son of Milesius (1). 7. Cormac Cas, son of (5) and (6). 8. Modhcorb, son of (7); and grand son of Fion McCumhall, Gene ral of the Militia, by Samuir his daughter. 9. Fiodhuig ofline of 7 and (2). IO. Crim than, son of (9), 4th degree from (7), King of Ireland A. D. 360. 11. Conal Eachluath, King ofMunst@r, A. D.366. 12. Fionguine, King of Munster, Line of (IO), 8th degree. 13. Cathal, King of Munster, A. D. 734· 14. Kennedy, King, of Munster, A. D. 900, 5th in descent from (12). 15.\Brian B9roimhe, King of Ireland, A. D. 1027, son of (14). 16. Teigue, son of(15). r7. Thadeus, son of (16). 18. Terdelach, son of (17), King of Munster, A. D. 1089. 19. Moriertach O'Brien, son of(r8), last King of Ireland, race of (15) A. D. 1089. 20. Gno More } d 11tt. 1 G L" f ( 21. G no B eg great an e no, me o 7)· Chief of the tribe, O'Brien Prince of Thomond and King of ·Cashel and Munster. Counties !l-1:eaning of Title of Chief. iu which NAME. Aucient Name. Name. 111, Conroy ...... Conray...... 2O1Con the King 1Chief ...... 5, 7, '.?4 111 King ...... · 1 McConry ...... 20ls. of Con theKing Chiet'...... 5, 'i, 24 1O1'1\IcArthur...... Artureigh...... 13'The l:::lailor.,. Chief...... 5 131:i }lcBrody...... /Brodach.·...... 7 Exciter .... Chief ...... 3 111 .\fcConry ...... jConray ...... 20 S.oftheKing 0hiefofDeabnaFeadha.. 7, 9, 12: l :ct( McCoghlan ..... 'Coghlan ...... 13 Warrior ..... ;Chief1 of Deabna Ea\hra .. l · ..... l\} UF~'lcConnick..... Cormicain ...... 7 Son of Crown1Chief...... , ..... 5, 24 rnu' McEneiry ...... Enrach...... 7 Solitary ..... 'I Chief...... i .....5, 7 1 1 136jMcG-ilduff.. Giolladubh ...... 7 Dark Bov ... ( 'hief...... 1 ••••••• 9 188:1\l[c, G·1d:n ea...... G·11d10 a ea...... 7 Sernntof Science• .. /'ch·f 1e ...... ,1 ...... ~, 1O4iMcGrath ...... Craith ...... l? Tormented .. ~h~e~ ...... 24 1 1 lO6 1McLysaght ..... 0. '~rien_...... 1v G. s. of Eloquent...1Ch1ef...... 8- 45 McMahon ...... Mamchm ...... 7 Wounded lfand ... )Lord of l\Ioyarta ...... 8 113'McNamara ..... <:onmara ...... 7 Con of the Sea\rr. of Clan Cuillean ...... 8. F McReedy...... Riada ...... 7 The Umpire. !Chief...... 5, 7 115 McTeigue ...... O'Brien ...... 16 G. S. of Eloguent ... ( 'hief...... 13 114 Meade ...... Meadhra ...... 7 Joyful...... Chief...... 5, 8- 136 O'Brien ...... Brian ...... 15,19 The Author.. 1P. ofThomondandK.of ... ..'>, 7, 8 136 O'Bilrey ...... Bilrigh ...... 7 Small King .. :Ch (Cashel & Munster .... 7, 10· 136 O'Brody ...... Brodach...... 7 Exciter ..... Chief ...... 3, 1(). 136 O'Bellian ...... Beolaoch ...... 7 Active Soldier ...... Chief...... 19· 136, O'Clanchy ...... Clanach ...... 7 Virtue...... Chief...... • .. • 1 · . 5, 7, 8.. 125 O'Cormac ...... Cori;nicain ...... 7 S. of ( 'rown . Chief...... 7, rn G O'Conklin...... Congolaighs ...... 7 Complainer.. Chief...... i, 8 133 O'Dea ...... O'Brien ...... 15 Author ..... LdofSlieve Ardagh.: ...... 7, 6- 114 O'Carmody ...... O'Meadhra ...... 7 J,oyful ...... Chief...... 8, 24 131 O'Delany...... De1.ghlabhairb ...... 7 Froper in Speech ... Chief...... 8, 27 119 O'Finuellan .... Feinnidhelan ..... 7 Perfect Soldier ...... Chief...... 24, 27 136 O'Gleason ...... Glea~ain ...... 7 The Tuner ... Chief...... 24 134 O'Grady ...... Gradha...... 15, 19 Noble ...... Fr ofDongail& II An!ah 6 7, 8; ll ► 116 O'Griffin ...... Gribhean ...... 7 The Griffin .. Chief...... (cl!ah ...... f), 176 O'Hea...... Ease ...... 7 Old .... : .... Chief...... 5,7,18- 118 O'Herlihy ...... • Erlamh ...... 7 The holyman Chief ..•...... 5, 136 O'Hennigan .... Hennigan ...... 7 Beholder .... Chief. • • ...... A 129 O'Hartigan..... Earthoghadh ...... 7 First Choice. Chief...... 5, 24· 120 O'Healy ...... Eallamh ...... 7 Nimble...... Chief...... 5, 6, 7 118 O'Hnrley...... Urlataidh ...... 7 The Active .. Chief ...... 5, :!4 122 O'Hogan ...... Oghdha •...... 7 The Sincere .. Chief. ..•...... 24 103 O'Hiffernan .... Ifrionnech •...... 7 Wicked ..... Ch. of Owney l?lffernan ...... 24 177 O'Hickey .. ·.... Hicidhes ...... 7 Healer ...... Chief...... ~4 136 O'Hannan ..... Hnanan ...... ··.... 7 Terrible .... Chief...... 24 136 0'Honeen .'...... Oineach ...... 7 Generous ... Chief...... S llOIO'Howley1 ...... Ollamh ...... 7 Doctor ...... Chief...... 8, 10 132,0'Hanraghty ... Annracht...... 7 Poet Laureat Chief...... 31 123 10'Hanraghan ... Anraidhan ...... 7 Champion... Chief...... 7, '.!& 1071,0'Kearney ...... Cearnach .....•.... 7 Victorious .. C of O'~arney .... 5, 7, 10, 126'0'Kelleher .... Ceallacher ...... 7 Warrior .... Chief...... ,.6, 24 135\0'.Kenn~dy ..... C~an.adh ..•...... 14 Favoring ..... Ldof0rmo~d, Oof~ire .. ... 6, 2;!; 136:0 Kerw1ck •.... 0 Brien •...... 15 Author ...... PofAmahChah ...... , 136 ,O'Looney ...... Loinsighes ...... 7 Mariner .... /Chief ...... 5, 117 O'Mullany ..... !.liolla.inneach ...... 7 Thoughtful .. ,Chief. .. : ...... 4, 11, 2& 117 O'Mullowney..... l,!iolllainneach ...... 7 Thoughtful . 1C. of Kiltanon ...... 8. 102 O'Meara...... Meadra ...... 7 Joyful...... !Chief...... 24. 105 O'Moroney ..... l,!ol'llih•amuch ...... 7 Magnanimouc ...... !Chief...... 8- 1O9I O'Neaghtain ... Neaghtain ...... 7 NentraJ ...... :chief ...... 7, R: 136 O'Quill ...... Cuilfhion ...... 7, Fairh:,irc O i ! ·1 [:f I . I Counties · § Nj\ ME. '!Ancient Name. "g ;1 / ;vi~~ntng of Title of Chief. I in which c i:i , : --c...,~ i. _._ ;:,.me. were z~ ' ' !possess 'n 1 ,------i-----i-,~c ·-----, ------·-i---- 112 O'Quinn ...... !Cuingidh .... '1' .15, rnlHero ...... it. of Puble y Brien- •. [ .... 7, 8 121 O'Regan ...... 1Raegha ...... 7'\Choice ...... il'. of Bregia .... i ... 7, 17 F O'Riady ...... 1Ryada ...... I .... 7 Umpire ..... IChief...... I .... 5, 7 136 1O'Scully ...... O'Brit;n .... ·I· ..... 71Hospitable1 .. Chief...... 7, 8, 24 2.54;0'Slattery ...... 1O'Brien .... · 1 · .... 7 The Kilier .. Chief...... 5, 7 13610'Sexon ...... 'Seasnain ...... 71A defence .... Chief...... 5, 6, 7 136[O'Spillane ...... Speollain.... i ....• 7j'Acute ...... Chief...... 5, 7, 24 11s1O:sh'.1naghan ... Sjansianac_h.1 ..... 7 Res'.-mnding,. C,h~ef...... 7,8;24 136,0 Shme ...... S10dhacham...... 7 Sprightly ... Chief...... 5, 6, 7 l0Sl'O'Tuohy ...... O'Brien ...... 15, 19/Author ...... Chief...... •..... 5 115 O'Teigh ...... Teigue ...... •.... 16 Covering •... Chife ...... 27 136 O'Tuomy ...... \Tuama ...... •7.Fierce 1 ...... , Chief ...... 5, 7, 24 KIANACHTA TRIBE. faou>i der: KIANN, Son of Olliol Ollum, first absolute King ef Munster, A. D. r77. PEDIGREE. The blood of both Heber and Heremon, the sons of Milesius are united in this tribe. r. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heber, 3rd son of \ 1 ), and oldest of those who conquered the Tuatha de Danains and colonized Ireland. 3. Eocha Abraruah, King of Munster ofraceof(2), tempo Christ. 4. Modha Nuagat, King of Munster, line of13), A. D. 100. 5. Olliol Ollum, King of Munster, A. D. 177, son of (4(. 6. Sabia, daughter of Con Kead Caha, King of Ireland, A. D. 148, wife of (5). PEDIGREE OF SABIA, Daughter of Con Kead Caha. 'Son of Feilim Reachtmar, King of Ireland, A.. D. 130, son of Tuathal Teachtmar, King of Ireland, A. D. 90, son of Fiacha V., (Finola) King of Ireland A. D. 73, son of Fearadach, King of Ireland A. D. 56, son of Crimthan Nianair, King of Ireland A. D. 39, son of Lugha Readearg, grand son of Eocha IX, King of Ire land B. C. 14, Line of Laogare Lore, son of Ugane More, King of Ireland, B. C. 300, 19th in descent from Herem on, 8th son of (1 ), 7, Kiann, son of (5) and (6), who gave his name to the tribe. 8. Thadee, son of ( 71 King of Ely. 9. Tigernach, race ofKiann, (7). ro. Trena, son of (9). II, Sedna, son of(ro). r 2. Kieran, son of ( r r ). 13. Munchin, great grandson, of (12). 14. Bee, 8th in descent from (13), 17th from (5). 15. Eadrach, son of ( 14l. Chiefs of this Tribe, O'Carrqll Prince of Ely and O'Connor Prince of Glenn gemhin and Kianachta. Counties in which_ Meaning of Title of Chief. NAME. Name. \Vere posses'ns 1 268,Dullanty ...... Dulchaointeaoh ...... 7 Mournful. ... Chief...... 7, 10· 1821 McEligod ...... Elig?d ...... 7 Eloping ..... Breho~...... ; .... 6 226-IMcKenna ..••. , 1Kemad ...... , .... 11 Slow ...... •. LordofTireagh ...... 3, i.2, 30 51 O'Casey ..... , ... Caseigh...... 7 Agreeable .... Chief...... 5, 6,824 268 O'Carroll...... ICiarail...... 12 Perverse, ... F. of Ely, L of Calry, .... 1 • •. 6, 19· 192,0'Coleman ..... !Colma ...... 15 Hardness.. _. Chief...... ••..... 5, 31 295jO'Oonnor .....• IChonchobhar ...... 7 Helper ...... l'. ofGlenngemh!n ...... : ..... 14 268-IO'Corcoran ...... carcran ...... 7 Prisoner .... Chief...... 24 276 O'Duane...... 1 Duana...... 15 Poet ...... Chief. ..•...... 7, 8, 9 281 O'Flanagan..... Flanagan...... 7 Redman .... L. of Clan Cahil...... 4 272 O'Gara...... Eadrach ...... 15 Severe ...... L. of Coolavin ...... : .11 230 O'Hara...... 1IEadrach...... 15 Severe ...... L. of Lainey.. . . 10, ll, 13,15 268 o;mneen ...... ! Hflleen...... 10 ILittle ~nin .. C~lef...... 10. 295 0 Kanaday ..... ,Kianachta...... 7 L!neof Iann ...... ,ChiefoU!oy B!(lagh ...... 14 184 O'Meagher ..... Meadhair ...... 7 Mirth ...... L. ofikerrin...... 24 277 O'Minchin...... /Muinighin .....,.13 Confident.... Chief...... , ...... 24 HY FIACHRA TRIBE. Founder: FIA CERA, Son or Eocha Moy Veagon, Kz'ng ef Ireland, A. D. 350. who, · gave hz's name to the Tribe. 1. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heremon, 8th son of (I). 3. Ugane More, 19th in descent from (2), King of Ireland B. C. 300. 4. Laogare Lore, son of (3). 5. Cobtagh Coel Breag, son of (3). 6. Eocha Feliogh (the melancholy) IX. of the line of (4)). 7. · Lugha Riadearg, grandson of (6). 8. Crim than Nianair, King of Ireland A. D. 39', son of (7). 9. Fearadach, King oflreland, A. D. 56, son of (8). ::>. .Fiacha V, surnamed Finola, King oflreland, A. D. 73, son of(9)- 1. Tuathal Teachmar, King of Ireland, A. D. 90, son of (IO). 12. Feilim Reachtmar, King oflreland, A. D. r30, son of (II). 13. ' Con Kead Caha, (Con of the 100 battles), King oflreland, A. D .. 148, son of (rz). 14. Art Feliogh, (the melancholy) Ki111g of Ireland, A. D. 220, son of (r3). 15. Cormac Ulfada, son of ( 14). r6. Carbr~Lifl:eachair, King of Ireland, A. D. 264, son of (15). 17. Fia,:ha Straivetine, first King of Connaught of race of (2), son of (r6). 33 18. Muiredach Tireach, King of Ireland, A. D. 320, son of (17 ). 19. Eocha Moy Veagon, King of Ireland, A. D. 350, son dt ( ro). 20. Fiachra, son of (19). 21. Guaire, King of Hy Fiachras in Connaught A. D. 544, line of (20). 22. Amalgaid, son of ( 20). . 23. Duach, 7th degree from (20.) 24. Dathy, last Pagan Monarch of Ireland, successor to Nial Noy Giollach, line of (20). 25. Olliol Molt, son of (24), King of Ireland A. D. 463. 26, Earca, son of (25). . Chiefs of this Tribe, O'Dowd and O'Hine, Princes of Hy Fiachra. · Counties NAME. . AncientName. Meaning of in which Name. Title of Chief. were possess'n .. 138 Killkelly ...••.. O:lolllcull!H ...... • 20 Bearer ·:· ... Chief...... 10, 13 206 McCarey •.•••.• Kearaighs ...... 23 Wandermg ... L. ?f Carbry .•...... 15 256 McCleary •..•.• Cleirighs ...... 20 The Clerk, .. Chief...... •....15 232 McClelland .... LeHand ...•..... 26 Favorite .... Chief...... 14 278 McCreachain •.. Creachain ...... 26 Woundgivi'g Chief...... 15 216 McCead .•..•.... Chedaigh...... 2fl Firs~.· .. , ... Ch~ef...... 15 215 MeFinga:h .•....•:iF:ionga ...... 26 Soldier...... Chief ...... •...14 311 •McGrt!han .....• Greachain ...... 20 WoundgivPg Chief...... •...• 12, 13 216 McHomaltain ... Ohomaltain...... 20. !i'c;ter 'llrother ...... Chief. . . • . • ...... 12, 13 '310 McLennon ••.... ;Leanain...... 21 F.avorite •... Chief. ...•..• : ...... 15 $!01 McQuire ...... GuaiTe ...... 26 Noble., ..... Chief...... 13 8 O'Brannon, ..... Braonain. . . . • ... 26 Sorrowful . . . L. cf Idough, Ch. cf ...... 20 216 O'Bannon ...•... Bannach ...... 20 Active ...... Chief...(Xinel Eada • ..•...10 256 O'Cleary ...... MeOleary ...... 26 So11.0f. Wanderer ... Ch~ef...... 15 278 O'Criochan..... McOreachain .... 22 S of Wounder Chief .•...•...... 15 216 O'Caffy ...... Citb:mhogha~ .•••••••• 26 Leider .iD :Battle ... Chief .....•...... •...10 216 O'Dowd .•...... Dubha ...... •.. 26 The Dark.... P. of HyFiachra .. 10, 11 219 O'Duffy ...... Dubha ...... •.. 23 The Dark.,. Ch~ef ...... IO, 13 293 O'Drone ...... • Dron ...... 22 Steadfast Chief. ..•.•.••...... 28 216 O'Gaffuey ...... Gaffney ...... 26 Leaderin :Battle .... .Chief. .•..•.... •. • ... .10 256 O'Hine .••...... Heyne. . • • ...... 26 Goodness ...• P. ~f Hy Fiachra ...... 9 200 O'Keegan ...... Egan.•.•.••••... 26 Philosopher. Oh!ef. •...... 11, 12 199 O'Keggan ...... Egan •.....•..... 26 Philosopher. Uh!ef. .•...•...... 13 215 O'Keevan ...... • Caoimhan...... 26 Host....•..... Chief ...•••.•...... 15 216 O'Muldoon ...... Maolduin ...... 26 Governor of Fort •... Chief...... •.•..• , .. 27 229 O'Shaugh,n .... Siansach ...... 20 Melodious ... L.ol!tyl!ongally ...... •..24 229 O'Shaughnessy ... Sianaidhe .•..... 20 OrierorPursuivant. Chief...... •... 27· 216 O'Tolar ...... Toladh ...... 26 Piercing .... Chief...... •....25. EOGANACHT TRIBE. Fountfer: BOGAN JvIORE, Son of Olliol Ollum, qf Line of Heber, .first absolute King if Munster, A. D. 17.7. For Pedigree see Dal Cais, or Kianachta. 1. Eogan More, son of Olliol Ollum and Sabia (5) and (6), m the ~edigrees at head of the above mentioned Tribe tables. 34 2 .. Fiacha Mulliathan, son of (1 ). 3. l~orc, line of (2), King of Munster A. D. 36o. 4. Ne Counties Meaning of NAME. Ancient Name. Title of Chief. in which Name. were posses'ns 252 Ahern ...... Aighearn...... • 1 Joy •...... Chief .•...... •••..5 305 McAuliff...... Ailleachd ...... 6 Handsome ... Ch. of Clan Cawley ...... 5 307 McCarthy ...... Carthann,...... 6 K~ndness ..... Se~ head of table .. 5, 7, 8 231 McCartney ...... Carthann ...... 6 K~ndness .... Ch~ef...... 5, 7, 8 227 McOurten ...... Carthann...... 6 Kmdness ...•. Chlef...... 5, 7, 8 307 McCutcheon.... Uchdmhad ...... 6 AdoptedSon. Chief...... 24 241 McDugan ...... Duibhgeann ...... 3 Sword...... Chief...... 5 218 McDeargan .... Duibhgeann...•.... 3 Sword ...... Chief...... 5, 7 265 McFinneen ..... Finneen...... 6 Little Sold' r. Chief...... • ...... 6 209 McGillicuddy .. Glollaeuidighe ...... •••.• 6. Child ofmy Comp'n P. of the Reeks ...... 6 195 McGilfoyle ..... Giollafoile ...... 2 Little Child .. Chief...... 24. 302:O'Callaghan.... Ceallachan ...... 6 Contender ... K. of Cashel...... 5 233IO'Callan...... • Cullen ...... 6 Fairhaired .. Chief...... 23 297 O'Collins ...... Cullen ...... 6 Fairhaired .. Ch. ol Clan Cu!lleau ...... 24 198 O'Conneally .... Conailbhe ...... 6 Friendship ... Uhief...... 9 ·253 O'Connell ...... Conailbhe...... 6 Friendship ... L. Hy Connell, ..... 6, 7 210 O'Conran...... Congrain...... 1 Cunning...... Chief...... 4 305 O'Cowley ...... McCauliffe ...... 6,a. Cflbndsome ..... Chief...... 5 307 O'Cuirc...... Cu ire...... I .Knife...... L. of Nusciy Culrc...... -1" • ....24 181 O'Curry...... Curadh...... 6'\Knight- .... L. of Carbery...... 5, 25 172 O'Daly ...... Dalbha ...... 6 Forward .... Chief...... 5, 6, 7 303 O'Davoren ..... Deagboileach ...... •• 6 Benevolent ... Chief...... 8 236 ,_ o;Denehy ..... · jDeonaigbtbeaeh ...... 6 Willing ...... Ch~ef...... 5_ 218:O Deagan ...... Deaghghean...... 6jFavour ..... Chief...... Jl 279: O'Dever ....•... Deaghdliair •..... 11J ust man .... Chief...... 1 :i 286: O'Dinerty ...... Deonaightheaeh... • .•.• 6 Willing ..... Chief .... ( Catbal ...... 24 189iO'Donovan ..... Donnaghadh ..... 6 Destroying .. P. of Carbery, . of .... 5, 7 23tfo•Donaghoe More ...•..... Deonaightheaeh ...... •• 6 Willing ..... P- of Lough Lein ...... 7 • • • ....6 2:-16; O'Donaghoe .... Deonaighthucb ...... 6 Willing ..... P. of the Glens...... 6 236;O'Donaghy ..... Deonaigbtheach ...... •. 6 Willing ..... -1Chief...... • ...... 9 241 !O'Dugan ...... Mc Dugan ... , ..... 3 S. of Sword .. 1Chief...... , 3, 5 lSH O'Dnnnady ..... O'Donavan ...... ,6 s. ofDeatroylng ..... iChief...... 6 307'O'Flavin ...... Flaicheach ...... 6 Blustering... Chief...... 4 :307 IO'Gearv1 ...... Gearait ...... 1 Warrior..... Chief...... 4 :302 o;Gallivan..... Geallach_an ...... 6 Contender ... ~h~ef ....•...... 5 193 0 Garvan ...... Gearbham ...... 1 Wounder .... Chief...... 24 35 · ~ ~ I Counties ~ ~ NAME Ancient Name. ~ ·a Meaning of Title of Chief. in which 0 a ... · §: Name. were Z!>=i _____ ~0 -----[------p0S5t:SS'n 205 O'Hare ..••••.• Hehir •...... ~li:i\fan of ex- Chief...... -~ 220 O'Hearn ••..... , Haughern...... l lJoy ... ( ploits Chief...... 5, 7, 8 224 O'Keefe .•...• , •. Ciabhach.••...... 6 Hairy ...... P. of Duhallow ...... 5 307 O'Keeshan •..•.. Ceasain...... 1 Tormentor... Chief.: ...... Ii 2.55 O'Learv, ...... Learigh...... 6 Clear King .. ,L. of Ue Leary ... , ... .. :; 214 O'Leal{y ...... Leagha ...... •...6 Physician •... 1Chief...... 6, 24 246 O'Mahony ..... Maigheanach .•....6 Negligent.... L. ofiveigh and Xinel ... .. 5, 6 291 ()'Moriarty ..•.• Moircheart.....•... 6 Justice ...... Chief...... (lileiky ...•••.6 235 O'Meighan, .•.. Meachain • . . • •..•. 1 Handsome ... Chief...... 5, 7, 24 -307 O'Noonan .•.... Nuinean •...... 6 Smallman... Chief...... 5. 247 O'Rullivan; .... SuiHeachain ...... 6 Quicksighted P, ofFinFochb&Bme .. 6, G, 7, 307 O'Scanlan •..... Scamhblan ...... 6 Praeticil 1oker•...... Ch ... (L of Dunkerrcn .•.•••.5 240 O'Tracy ••• , ... Traiseach .•.•...•. 6 Warrior...... Chief...... 7, 8, 24 HY MANY TRIBE. Founder: EOCHA DUBHLEIN, Brqther of Fiacha Straivetine, King ef Ireland, A. D. 285. This Tribe was called Hy Many from Maine More, King in the 5th century. I. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heretnon, 8th son of (1). 3. Ugane More, 19th in descent from (2), King of Irelimd B. C. 300. 4. Laogare Lore, son of (3). 5. Cobtagh Coel Breag, son of (3). 6. Eocha Feliogh (the melancholy) IX, of the line of (4)). 7. Lugha Riadearg, grandson of (6). 8. Crimthan Nianair, King oflreland A. D. 39, son of (7). 9. Fearadach, King of Ireland, A. D. 56, son of (8). 10. Fiacha V, surnamed Finola, King of Ireland, A. D. 73, son of(9). II Tuathal Teachmar, King of Ireland, A. D. 90, son of (10). 12 Feilim Reachtmar, King oflrel:md, A. D. 130, son of (II). 13. Con Kead Calm, (Con of the 100 battles), King oflreland, A. D. 148, son of (12). 14. Art Feliogh, (the melancholy) King of Ireland, A. D. 220, son of (13). 15. Cormac Ulfada, son of (14). 16. Carbre Lifleachair, King of Ireland, A. D. 264, son of ( 15). 17 Fia,:ha Straivetine, first King ofConnaught of race of (2), son of (16). 18. Eocha Dubhlein, or Doivlen, brother of ( I 7). 19 Colla Vais, or Huais, son of (18), King of Ireland A. D. 315. 20 Colla da Crioch, son of (18). 2 I. Colla Meann·, son of ( 18). 22. Carthen, 3rd in descent from ( 19), Chief of the Tribe, The O'Kelly, Chief of Hy Many and Prince -0f Bregia. Counties NAME. Aucient Name. Meaning: of Title of Chief. in which N!i~e. "tvere pos::.ess'n 225 HuRcarett ...... Ua Cas~ide ...... 21. ~a:p.~di •..•.. Chief .. , ...... :s, 9 228!Kerin ...... CearI} ...... 21.A,m,ip;i. •••••• Chief. .•.•..... 9, 10, 31 271 Mack ...... Mac...... 21 Soµ of.. .•.. Chief ...... 10, 11 2,57 J\,rcAvoy, ...... Vais...... •..... 19 G.oodn!)Sij .•.. Chief ...... 20, 25 221 McAffrey ...... McGuire...... 20 ValJ.ant... ; .• Stan.dardJiearer.... 10,25 191 McAna ny .•.... N eny ...... •.. 21 0P!1J.ical.. . . . Chief...... • ...... 30 242!McCodden ...... Cadden ...... 21 Warrior ...• Chief, ...... 31 222 McCa.rth@n .... Caa,than ...... 2-2 Kindness•... Ch\ef...... 14 180 McDowell ..... Doill ...... •.... 21 Blind ...... Chief...... 13 248 McDonnell ...... Dubhnail...... 19 Dark child .. Chief. •...... 7, 30, 82 237 Mc Eagan .••.... El,aganaidhe..•... 20 Phil0sopher.• C}Jief. . • ...... • ...... 20 237 McEogan ...... Eaganaithe.•••.• 20 ];'hilosophilr .. r... of!elil11 Ara...... 19 257 McEvoy...... Vais .... , ...... 19 Beauty; •••.. Chief ...... 20, 25 257 McFee...... , Vais...... • 19 Chpice ...... Chief...... 30, 3_2 269 McGee ....· .... Gaid: ...... 21 Father ...... P; of Orgiel...... 12 221 McGuire ...... Guire. . . . . • . . ... 20 Valiant ..... Chief. • ...... 25 186 J\'[:0Key ...... Gaid ...... • .. .. 21 Father ...... 0hief...... 12; 13 58 +\{~Keogh ...... Eoqhaid ...... 20 Speaker •••. Chief, .•.....••..... 27 292 McMahoh ...... !,falgho~naoh ...... ••• 20 Careless ••••• L. of Dartry...... 17,30 185 McMonaghan ... Monaghan ...... 20 Negligent •.. Chief ...... 30,31 · E McManus ...... Magnus.. . • • • ..• 20 Great...... Chief...... 24, 25 191 McNeny ...... Neanach ....•... 21 Comical,. ••. l'.ofDu11a11l.al11e ...... 14,30,32 109 MpN aughton.. . Ne:i,ghtain ••.•... 2l Neutral~ ••.. C4~ef...... • ...... 27 300 McQuay ...... Ga1d;:. .. • . • • ..• 21 Father ...... Chief...... • . • . . ..12, 13 289 McRerey ...... Rory..•.••••.•.. 22 ·Red ..••••.. Chief...... • ...... 31 245 McSheehy ...... Shiehy .•••••.... 20 General. ••.. Chief...... 7, 8, 24 188 Mc Vais .•.•••... Vais ....•••...•. 19 Beau,ty .•.•.. Chief...... 20, 25 274 McVey •.•••... Vai,s ...... •...•• 19Choice....•.. Chief. •.•• , ...... 20, 25 258 O'Cassidy ..••.. Ua Casside •. ·.. 21 Rapid ...•.. Chief...... •....8, 14, 30 194 O'Colgan ..•.... Colgan.... • . • • ... 22 A Dove. • • . . Chief. • ...... 14 191 O'Conail...... Conail ...... 22 Love ...... Chief...... 14 191 O'Conigan .•.... Oonagan ....•.•. 21 Equal ••.•.. Chief...... 10 250 O'Corrigan •.... Corraighin ...... 20 The builder.. Chief...... 25 190 O'Doivlen ...... D.ubhlein...... 18 Defiance .... Chief...... ·... 14 213 O'Dooley ...... Dubhlein...... 18 Defiance .••. Chief...... 25 223 O'Hauloh...... Hanluan ...... 20 Very strol).g. Ch. ofll:y !i!e!th'l'ire ...... 31 191 O'Kelly ...... Ceallaig...... 20 For War .... Ch. of:Ey ?.fauy. l'. oil, 21, 27, 32 250 O'Kerrigan..... Cergainach ...... 20 Stout...... Chief. ....(Bregfa ...... 10 267 O'Madden..•.... Madaaghin...... 20 Considering.. L. of Silanchia .....9, 19 263 O'Neylan...... Niallain ...... 20 Champion.•. Chief...... 15 109 O'Norton ...... N each tain...... 21 '0'11predji.dlced ...... Chief...... 27 245 O'Sheehey ...... Shiehy...... , , , ,20 A. General ... , Chief ...... 7, 8, 24 37 DAIR/NE, OR OOREOLUGADTH TRIBE OR RAcE OF 1TH, THE UNCLE OF M1LEsrus. Founder: LUGADTH, Son ef Ith, who gave his name to the Tribe. PEDIGREE. 1. Ith, uncle ofMilesius. 2. Lugadth, son of (1). 3. Mc Niad, of race of (2), A. D., 173, who married Sabia 2nd, daugh ter of Con Kead Caha, King of Ireland, A. D. 148. 4. Faha Canan, A. D. 194, or sometimes written Caba Fanan, Line of (2). 5. Lughaidh Mc Conn, son of (3), and Sabia, King oflrenlad, A. D. 224. . 6. Lugaidhe Mc Ithy, 'Race oflth, Line of (4). Chief of this Tribe, O'Driscoll, Ld of-Baltimore. "';,-, -~i: ~- Counties 0" NAME. ~·s Meaning of 'in which 0". " Ancient Name. Name. Title of Chief. were Z&J ""6"- possess'n ""o McAllan ...... 4 ...... Chief •...... •.. ... Scot. :304 McAnally ...... Analach ...... 4 Chronicler... Chief~ ..•...... 10 301 McUonn .. ; ..... Conn •...... • . • • . 5 Speed, ...... Chief .•...... 13,14 299 McClancy ..•... Clanach ...... 4 Virtue,., ..... Chief ...... 10,24 69 McCampbell .... Cathmhaoil...... 4 Hero ...... Chief. ....•.•.. •.... Scot '299 McGlanchy .... Glanach ...... 4 Virtue ...... Chief ...... •... 10, 11 301 Mclth. Ith ...... 6 Corn, ...... Chief ...... 10,11 304 McNally········ ...... Analach ...... 4 Chronicler, ... C_hief...... 10 283 O'Cornyn ...... Cheannach ...... 4 Baldheaded .. Chief...... 13 301 O'Driscoll ...... Druiscoll...... 6 Thick N eek,. I,. of Baltimore...... 5 HY FIACHA TRIBE. Founder: FIA CHA BAICEADA, Son of Cathire More, Ki'ng ef Ireland, A. D. 144, who gave hi's name to the Tribe. I PEDIGREE. I. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heremon, 8th son of Milesius (r). 3· ugane More, 19th in descent from (2~ King of.Ireland B. C. 300. 4· Laogare Lore, son of (3). 5. Olliol Aine, son of (4). 6. Maiori Lavra Loinseach, son of (5). 7. Broasal Breac, line of (6). 8. Conchorb, line of (7). 9· CathoirMore, KingoflreiandA. D. 144, 12thfrom(7), line of(8). IO. Fiacha Baiceada, son of (9). II. Eana Kinsealach, King of Leinster, A. D. 350, line of (9). .12, Feidlim, son ot (II). · 13. Dirmuid NaNagall, King of Leinster A. D. Ir 70, line of (2 ), who introduced the English. Chiefs of this Tribe. the O'Cavanaghs Kings of Leinster. 1t ~ :I.,>.,t ;-;: I Connti,.s C = 1\'~'\_!vrE. Anci'entName. ~ ~ Meaning of Title of Chief in ,vhich ·- Pi Name. • Wl're i-'.~ ------!------~~'a ______1 po::.::.c!:>~'n 1 179 Mcl\forough .... lVIorough. . . . . IO, 13 Chief...... K. of Leinster .. \ ... 2, 21 270 McMorm ...... Morough •.... : .10, 13 Chief. ..•... K. of Leinster .. i .•. 2, ~l 285 McMore ...... More ...... !..10, J 3 Chief...... Chief...... ' ...... 21 203 O'Byrne ...... Bro in ...... 10 Sorrow ...... L. of Ranelagh ... 2, 10 249 O' Breen ...... Brianna...... 10 Composer .... L. of I verk ...... 20 306 O'Cavauagh .... Caoimheachan ...... 10, 13 Entertainer. K. of Leinster ...... 22: 125 O'Cormac ...... Cormac...... 10 S. of W restl'r Chief...... 22· 204 O'Cullen ...... Culluins...... 10 Fairhaired .. Chief. . • ...... 31 273 O'Dowling...... Dubhlan ..... 10, 12 Defiance .... Chief...... 28 219 O'Duffy ...... Dubha...... 10 The dark .... Chief...... 30 212 O'Friell. ....•.. Friell ...... 10 M.of Science Chief...... 22 202 O'Hart.. . . . Hart ...... 10 Heart...... Chief...... · .23· 282 O'Kinsellagh .... Cuinsealeach 10, 11 Bloodstained Ch. and lt. ofLeinster ....•.•.22 238 O'Larkin ...... Loiorchan...... 10 Inquirer· .... Chief...... •. 3, (). 243 O'Murphy...... Murchuda ....10, 12 Superior .... L. of Hy Reling..... 3, 5- 260 O'Mulroy ...... Maoilruadh ...... 10 Red ...... Chief .•.....•...•... 10 306 O'Mulrenan .... Maoilrenan...... 10 Ready .....• Chief. . • • • • ...... JO, 306 O'Muldoon ..... Maoilduin ...... 10 Gov.ofFort ...... Chief ...... 27 211 O'Ryan .•...... Maobreapn ...... 10. Country boy. L. ofidroneand Owney 22, 24. 197 O'Toole ...... Tuathal-•...... 10 Left handed. P. of Imaile ...... 2, 9, 21 DAL FIATACH TRIBE 0R RACE OF THE EARNOCHS ALSO CALLED DEAGADES OF LOUGH EARN. Founder: FIATACH FINN, King of" Ireland, A. D. 70, who gave his name to the Tdbe, 1. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heremon, 8th son ofMilesius(I). 3. Duach Dalta Deagadh, Line of(2), from whom they were called Deagades, and who introduced them into Munster, B. C. 50. 4- Fiatach Finn, King of Irelanrl, A. D. 70. Chiefs of the Tribe O'Carrolls, Kings of Orgiell. ,.._ ConriHP.•; ., ... I Mean in~ of in wh1c..l1 ~-§ Title of Chief. NAME. Ancient ~ame. ,§~ Name. were o.., possc!:is'n f. 234 Mcdann ...... Cannach ...... Handsome .. i-'_. ofChn Bre30a!l...... •.••••31 2~2 McGann...... Gannach...... Handsome .. Chief...... '. !) 124 McMahon ..... : Maigheaneach ...... • ••••. Fiery .. , ..... Chief...... '.29' ::tH O'Oarroll ...... Uarriel ...... Negligent. .. 1KingsofOrgiel. ....•..25 39 DEISI TRIBE. r Founder: FIA CHA SUIDHE, Brother ef Con Kead Caha, ( Con ef the 100 Battles), King of Ireland, A. D. 148. For Pedigree see Hy Nials, Page 23. Chiefs of this Tribe, O'Phealan, Prince of Decies and O'Bric Lord of Decies. "' ;,. ,_ .: <.>·~~- Counties 0" -, E Meaning- of in which . ~ OS NAME. -Ancient Name. Title of Chief. ~"~(J:. Name. were Z"j:!i possess,n - ~~ --- 288 O'Bric ...... Bricht ...... 1 Music with words .. L. of Decies ...... •4 286 O'Deasey .....•. Deasad ...... 1 Prettiness ... Chief...... 5 312 O'Keenan ...... Cuinean ...... 1 Thin ...... Chief .....•...... 4 312 O'Kinahan ..... Cinnean ...... 1 Thin ...... Chief ...... 4 288 O'Phealan ...... Feallamh...... 1 Philosopher•. P. of Decies .•.. . .•.••.3 TRIBE OF HY TUIRTRE, A BRANCH OF HY MANY. Founder: FIA CHA TORT, Son ef Colla Vais. See Hy Many for Pedigree Page 35. 00?-, ..,..: .,.~~- Counties . O'-' .,,,5 Meaning of in which • C NAME. Ancient Name. Co, Title of Chief. oc g~ Name. were .z: r.. 'o possess,n ~ --- 244 O'Flynn ...••••• Flann.....•...... l!Red ...... Ch of Hy Tuirtre . .15, 16 296 O'Donelan ...... Donelan ... , ..... 1 Howling .... Chief ...... 27 -··--- KINEL DUBTHAOH or OLANNA FOTHART, r Founder: EOCHA FIONN FOTHART, Brother if Con Kead Caha. For Pedigree see Hy Nial Page 24. "';,. <><..: .,.~~- Counties 0" in which • C NAME. Ancient Name. "'E Meaning of Title of Chief. 0 C ~r..C" Name. were z~ ~o possess1 n ------B O'Nowlan ....•. Nuallan ...... 1 The new .... L, of Forth ...... 22 HY FOGARTA or OLANNA FOGARTAID A BRANCH OF THE EoGANACHT. 1 Founder: FOGARTACH, Of the line cif Bogan, son cif Olliol Ollum. For Pedigree see Tribe of Eoganacht. page 33. "';,-,,__ 0)-~ Counies ~0" kl -o a Meaning of in which NAME. AncientName, I ~ ~ Title of Chief. c8 gr.. Name. were z~ I I posse&s'n -1 r,. 'o 1831O'Fogarty ...... Fhoghanta ...... 1 Brave...... Chief...... 10, 11 183 O'Gogarty ...... IGhogarty ...... 1 Brave...... Chief...... 10, 11 144 O'Higgin ...... Huiggin ...... 1 Knowledge .. Chief ...... 10 183,0'Hogarty...... Foghanta ...... 1 Brave...... L. of Eliogarta. .. 10, 24 OLAN-NA FAILGE TRIBE. Founder: ROSSA FAIL GE, Son of' Cathire More, King of' Ireland, A. D. 144 who gave his: name to the tribe. PEDIGREE. I. Milesius, King of Spain. 2. Heremon, 6th son of Milesius. 3. U gane More, I 9th in descent from ( 2), King of Ireland, A. D. 300 4. Laogare Lore, son of (3) .' . . 5. Olliol Aine, son of (4). 6. Maion Lavra Loinseach, son of (5 ). 7. Broasal Breac, line of(6) .. 8. Conchorb, line of (7). . 9. Cathire More, 'King of Ireland, A. D., 144, 12th in descent from (7), and line of (8). 10. Rossa Failge, son of (9). 1 I. Cuchorp, son of (9) . . Chiefs ofthis tribe, O'ConnorFailge, Prince of Offaly. ._..: ~..::· Counties. 0~ ~§ Meaning of Title of Chief. iu whtc.h.. o; NAME, Ancient Name. N'ame. Were §t posscss'n Zco ~~ --- 290 McCartron ..... Cartron ...... 10 Friendly .... Chief...... 10, 11 251 McConklin .... Con Caled .... . ; .. 10 · Oomtainer,. Chief...... j •. 10, 11 194 McColgan ..... Colgan, ...... 10 The ove ... Chief...... 1O, 11 295 O'Barry...•.•.. Bearra.,...... 10 The Short.... Chief...... IO, 11 208 O'Branain...... Brainain . .-...... 10 The Chief. .. Chief...... 2(,- 295 O'Connor ...••. Conchobhar .... 10 Helper ..... Prince of Offaly ...... 21 70 O'Carbry ...... Clan Carbre ...... 10 Tribe ofCarbra ...... Chief...... 20· 207 O'Dempsey ..... Deighmheasda ...... - ... 10 Estimable .... L ofOlan MaHte ...19, 21 196 O'Dunn...... Dninne •...... 10 The Man .... L. of Hy Regan 18,19,21 294 O'Flynn ...... Flann...... 10 R~d ...... Chief...... 15, 27 295 O'Hartig ...... Hartaig ...... 10 The Noble ... Chief...... 19 295 O'Mulkerin .... Maolcoirin .. ·- .. 10 The JnRt .... Chief .....•...... 9 295IO'Riagan .•.•.. Riagan ...•. .... 10 ReligiouR ... Chief...... 28 239iO'Riordan ••..•. Riordan ...... lO!Umpirc ...... Chief...... (... 7, 9, IO, 4 •I DESCENDANT$. OF CUCHORP, Countie's. l;.. t°: . ~-5~~ I .Nieanin of I . . ·in.,which- 0 !; NAME. Ancient Name. ~" N· g- Title of Chief. z c..s g!l:.; J ... ame. ~------~o ~ -po_s_se_s_·n_. :J.61 O'Faile ...... ' MleF'eadhreil. .... lll SoR '!.Jf Wiltl Chief...... •.. : ...... rn 261 I.fc-Fail ...... •. FenrlhaH...... H _Wild ••..•..•••. Chief.}...... ) . ...Hf GLANIJA ,0.0N(JHOIIB. ._,; 1138 j, ~ Counties ~ ~ NAME. Ancient N. :I.ml': .. iJ -~ Me'a~ing of Title of Chief. in, which o; ·. '" ·gr:t/ Na.ttJ.le. r• were, Zc:: ______" .' . ··,, :fii~ ______possessn 11 1 -287IO'Dwyer .....• •. nuibhidir· . .' ..•...•t s Dark &· dear lL, of R:ilmenagh-.-rr- .....• 24 308 O'Donegans..... 'Doneghad .. ; ·:. -t~.e,srroY,irl~ .. ,,'Jbi.-ihce ot Ara...... 24 KINEL BRO-ASAL B~EAC, MOTTO(ES. Arthur. Fae et opera. Act an'd work.. . . C. • . • • Boyle. Viv it post funera vir.tus. '.Viiwe 1ives. -atf-er d~:tfli •..l:Jomi nus providehit.. Tl:i.e Lord .w;ifl prov1ifa. ~pec'temur.~endo. We in- spect by acting. · · · · · · · '' Brady. In Deo fides. t'artu in G@tl~:j. Clarfijil:e d~~tra,: By right illumination. Vincit pericula virtlffi. Virtue ccmquers peril. Crosby. Resurgam. I shall rise again. , Connell. Servus servorum Dei. A setvanl oi t1ie servants ot'God. Cowan: Sic itur in altum... Tliis is th~ way l:o heaweri. . • . Car:ireY · . History c~~~npf b~ destro.yecl by time,- L' a11fiqi.ifte ne peut pas l'abohr.. (Tran'sla,ted above). . • . · Conran. lri Deo spes mea. In God is in:y trust•. Costello. Audaces fortuna juva:t. Fortune tav'o!s: the brave .. Collins. Favente Deo et sedulate. \-Vith ~t).e-r,gy and·Goi.i's favor~ Colens Deo. Worshiping God. '.F'iahgas -non Ifoctes. Cun;)'.• E~per,ance. H()r,e. . . . . , Conolly. En D'ieu estfouit. In'God-iseverytliing. Fiat Dei;vol- untas. The will ofGod be dorie. . .. Costello. Ne te quresiveris extra. Seek ndtliing further Connell. Non sibi. Notfor m.yse1f. Cullen. Non sibi. Creagh. Virtute et Numine. With goodness and God. Corrigan. Consilio l,:!t impetu. With design and. h:11petuousfiess. 42 Coghlan. Fortis in arduis. Brave in extremity. 'Casey. Per varios casus. By various.chances. Cassidy. Frangas non flectes. Break you may you cannot bend me. Carey. Sine macula. Without a stain. Creagh. Thournib creagh. I give you the branch. Coghlan .. Unione minima vigent. By union the smallest increase. Curry. Fortis et lenis. Brave,andgentle. Carrick. Gardebien. Take good care. Crosby. Indignante invidia florebit justus. Cassidy. Firm and faithful. • Cahil. In Domino fido. I trust in God. Connellan. Inter utrumque. In either event. Carey. In utroque fidelis. Faithful in either e.vent. Devlin. Crux' mea i,tella. The cross is my star. Dennis. Dieu a la mer. God for the sea. Finegan. Fide et fortitudine. Fox. Sionnach a boo . . Fitzpatrick. Fortis sub forte fatiscet. Ceart laidir aboo. Fallon. Fortiter et fic;lelitei. Bravely and faithfully. Flagherty. Fortuna faveat. Fortuna favet. Flanagan. Audaces fortuna fa vet. Geary. Chase. Grogan. Fidus:et audax,, Faithful andbold. Grehan. Ne oublies. Do notforget. Giallagh. Hrec ma~ms pro patria pugn~ndo vulnera passa. Heron. Par valeur .. Higgins. Patriain hinc sustinei:. Hence he defendi, his country. Hurley. Del{tra cr,1;1ce vincit. ~en~edy: . Fui:11:u~.·. W ~ ?,nee were... . Keatihg. Prov1denba D1vma. By D1vme Providence. Keogh.. Resistite usqut, ad sanguinem. Kearney.. Sustirte.et ahstirte. Kenny. Tenat, h1ceat, floreat. Kinahan. Deo fidens persistat. · Kenan. Nostril quae feciinus. Keane. Felis· defr1t1lcta mi tis. Inclyta virtus. Leahy. Tout vient de Oien. Everything comes from God. Lennon. Prisco stirpe Hibei;nico. Best Irish stock. Lysaght. Bdla, horrida Bella. Loghlan. Divina sibi canit. Mahon. Moniti m.'eliora sequamur. Mulvihill. Pro aris'et fo·cis: Madden. Propriavirtute audax. Christo duce vk1camus. Mahon. · Pedculum fortitudiile evasi. Meade. Tousjours pret. Moran. Fides non tirriet. Molony. In Domino non in arcu sperabo. Maher. In periculii;; audax, Magrath. Salus in fide. 43 Morrogh. Virtus invicta. Mack. Cor vulneretum. · Magawley. Lamh'deargh aboo. McArthur. Fide et opera. . McAvoy. Bear and forbear. McBrady; Vincit pericula virtus. McCarthy. Lamb laidir a bughd. Ex arduis perpetuum nomen. Forte et fideli nihil difficile. Ferox et celer. McCleary. Laboreethonore. McCrae. Malim esse quam videri. McCartney. Mens conscia re.cti. Spe gaudeo. McCreadie. Semper paratus. McClosky.. Sica inimicos. ' McCoghfan. Ceart na suas. McClelland. Think on. McCartan. Bualun se. McColgan. Virtus probata florescit. McDonnell. Per Mare, per terras. Sero sed serio. Tousjours pret. His vinces. McDermott. Honor et virtus. Honore et virtute. Honor pro-- bataque virtus. Honor virtu~is prremium. McDowell. Victoria. Fortis in arduis. McDonogh. Virtutis gloria merces. McEvoy. Bear and ·forbear. McGuire. Marte etarte. Virtus et fortitudo invincibilia sunt. McGan. Virtute probitate. McG:,ury.' Feargabth ar mait. McGowan Juncta arm a decori McGillicuddy. Sursum corda. . McGeoheghan. Semper pahiae servire praesto. McGenil!, Sola salus servire Deo. · McKenny. · Vincit veritas. ' McKesy. In Deo manuque fides. . . McLaughlin. Fortis et fidus. Cuimlinig do geallamhnaca. McLanagan. Virtue is my honor. · ' McMahon. Sic nos sic sacra tuemur. Oriel se dona doria dhubh fuiltith. . . McMoran. Virtus virtutis procenium. McManus. Cor et manus. McNevin. Vivis sperandum. Marte et arte. Nil desperandum McNivin. I hope in God. McNamara. Virtute etvalore. Formitas in crelo. McNaughton. I hope in God,. McQ.uarie. Turris fortis mihi. McQ.uay. Licentiam refroena; McSweeney. Tuagha tulaig abu. Nolan. · Corunum via una. , .. ., O'~ri~n. Lambh laidir an nachtar. Vigueurde dessu$. O'Beirne: Fuimus. O'Brennan. Sub hoc signo vinces. 'O'Bvrne. Certavi et vici, O'B~lyle. Dominus providebit. O'Cahane. Felis demulcta mitis, lric'lyttt~ Virtjn:e. O'Connell. C'eall agus neari1 , · ... O'Concannon. Con Can An. (Wi1?¢!;ri~n,\vithot1t blemish). o:~onnor. Nee time? nee sp'- ·$0ME TITLES' Families .. ,of Narmanf)escentin Ireland. Fitzgerald, Earl of J A LIST OF SOME FAMILIES WITH THE WORTHIES WHOSE NAMES THEY ADOPTED. The McCanns, Lords of Clan Brassell, took their name from Cana, younger son of Mahon, Lord of O'Neil. The McCarthys took their name from Cartagh, King of Desmond, A. D., 1100. McGeraghtys from CahirJ King of Connaught. McGuires from Uidhir, Lord of Fer nagh, 9th in descent from Colla da Crioch. McKenna, from Cionaith, Chieftain, 980. McNamaras, from Domhnal McConmara, A. D. 1099, chief of Magnadhair. McSweeneys, from Suibne Mean, ( re nowned), Monarch of Ireland, A. D.,.628. O'Beirnes, from Beirh, of the race of O'Conor Magh Naoi. O'Boyle, from Braoighill, or Bu:idhill, chief of Boylagh. O'Cahil, from Cathal, brother ofConor Na Luinge Cuaithle. O'Carry, from Cathail, 2nd son of Muiredaih. Muilleathan, King of Connaught, A. D. 701. O'Cinnsellagh, from Euna Cinseal fagh, .son of Dermot, last King of Leinster. O'Concanons, from Cucenaid of race of McDermott, Prince of Moylurg, O'C0nnell, from Conghaile Chief of Magh Og' Coinchinn. O'Connor Kerry, from Mathgamhan ·o•Conchobhar, King of Kerry or Carraighe; A. D., 1138. O'Crowley, from Dermot Cruath Lo cha, ( the hardy champion). O'Dea, anciently O'Deadhaigh. O'Donoghoes, from Donnchada, A. D., 1030. O'Donavan, from Donavan, A. D., 977. O'Driscoll, from Eidersceoil chief of Bearra. O'Flagherty, from Flaithbheartaigh, A. D. 970. O'Gallagher, from Gallchobar, A. D. 950. O'Gara, from Ghadhra, chief of Coolavin and Sliabh Lugha, A. D. 1100. O'Gor man, from Gormain. O'Hanlon, from Hanluan, chief of Hy Rieth Thire. O'Hanraghan, from Anrachana. O'Hariratty, from Ionrach tagh. O'Hart, from O'Conor Airt. O'Hiffernan, from Ifearnan . .O'Hennessy, from Aengus. O~Heyne, from Guaire Aidhne, (the Hospitable), King ofConnaught. O'Hickey, from Iocaigh. O'Hou laghan, from Hullachain. O'Higgin, from Uigin. O'Kearney, from Catharnaigh. O'Keeffe, from Caoimh, A. D. 950. O'Kennedy, from Cinneidigh, son of Donnchuan, brother of Brian Boroimhe. O'Keevan, from Caomhan, A. D. 876. O'Kelly, from Ceallaigh, A. D. 874. O'Kinealy, from Cinfhaeladh. O'Loughlin, from Lochlain O'Conor of Corcumroe. O'Madden, from Madaghan, chief of Siol Aninchadha, A. D. 1009. O'Mahony, from Mathgh.amna, rnr4. O'Malley, Manannans, Sea Gods of the Western Ocean from Maille. Grace O'Malley, who visited ~1een Elizabeth, was the famous Granuaile. O'Mallone, from Maoileoin, nephew of Roderick O'Conor, last King of Ireland. O'Meagher from Meachar; Chiertaih •of .Kfuhachta. O'Meara, from Mearadhaigh,. O'Meighan, from Miaclhachain, O'Melaghlin from Maelseachlainn,, K,in~ of Meath 1022. O'Moledy from Maolanedy, brother ofFeargliai1, ancestor of O'Ferrell. O'Mo ran, from Murchadhain. O'More, from Mordha descendant of Laoi seach Kean More.. G'Molllll'w-ney,, saii1€ famil:Y as O'Q:uih, O'Dea, O'Grady, McEneiry; O'Slattery ahd O'Brien. O'Mulloy took its name, from Mao.lmhuaitlh, a chief 1019. O'Mufrooney from Maoilru• ana.idh Mullethah King of Ccmnaught. O'Mulvihill from MaoHmhi:.. chil Chief·ofCorcaseashlrail iii Roscommon, O'Murphy fron1. Fei:dh, Mm younger son of Enna Kinsillagh King of Leinster. O'Neills from Niell Glenndubh, Monan:h oflteland, A, p. 946. 0'.Neyhm, Race of McGuire frd1'n Nilliarl, J chief·of that fatnily. 0'1'-iFowfan; from NuarHa.in, a chief oftlie Clanna Rory. O'Reilly fr61in. Raghallttigh~ Prince of Breifrie A.. D. 981. O'Rorke from .A!rt 0',Rorfoe., King of Connaught 104-6. O'Shaughnessy from S-eachnasach 'Chief A. D. r roe•. O'Shee, from Seagha a (Chieftain. O',Sheill frorm. Siaghail. O'Sullivan from Suilleabhain, A. Ii>, ·9So, O'.Tot9fo,. lfrtim T-uathal~ King of Leinster, A; D. 950. 49 NAMES OF FAMILIES Resident in Ireland, other t~an Milesian, etc. ·counti¢·t o~t~ . Counties Date of Counties Date of NAME. where Origin. Immi- NAME, where Origin. Immi- Resident gration Resident. gratic,n ·------B etty ... 25, 26 Dan ... 900 Bromagen ....1, 27 Nor .... 1172 Bevan ...... ·········· ...... 7 Eng .. 1642 Bromley ...... 7, 9Sax ...• 1276 Biatagh ...... 25 Dan .. 900 Brooke.....•...... 1 Eng ...• 1690 Bickford ...... 1 Sax .. 1170 Brown ...... 579i016. Nor ... 164(i Bicknell...... 1 Sax .. 1172 Brough ...... 5 Sax ...• 1654 Bilder ...... 1. 7 Ger .. 1690 Browning ..•...... 5, 7 Eng ..•• 164/i Hiles ...... ,5 Eng .. 1642 Brownrigg•...... 7, 24 Eng .•• 1643 Bill ...... 5 Scot .. 1706 Bruce ....•...•...... 5, 7 Scot. .• 1650 Billings...... 1, 7 Eng .. 1492 Bruen ..•.•...... 22 Nor ..• 1640 Bingham...... 10 Sax .. 1560 Bryan...... ••.....3 Scot ..• 1640 B inley ...... 17, 18 Sax .. 1560 Bryson ...... 13, 18 Scot .•• 1632 Bird ...... 7, 9 Sax .. 1560 Buchanan.•.... .• 14, 15 Scot ..• 1640 Birk ...... 9, 10 Ger .. 1690 Buck ...... •..• ...... 1 Eug .• , 1646 Birmingham ... . 1, 7, 24 Nor .. 1172 . Buckingham ...•. . ... 1, 7 Eng .•• 1652 Black ...... 1, 18 Eng .. 1570 Buckley ...••••••. :5, 7, 24 w ..... 1172 B lackburn...... 1, 18 Scot .. 1690 Budgens •.••... .•.... ,3 Eng .•• 1690 Blacker .....•.. . . . 3, 31 Nor .. 1597 Bunbury ...•...... 22 Eng ••• 1690 B lake (an.Cad- .. . 9, 10 Nor .. ; 1172 Burdett. ....•.. 19 21 24 Eng ••• ]640 Blakeney .. (del...... 9 Eng .. 1560 Burgoyne ••••••.• .... 1,-7 Nor ••• 1172 Blanchfield ...... 1 Rax .. 1640 Burke...... •... 9,7,8, 1!4.. Nor .... 1172 Bland ...... 19, 20 Eng .. 1674 Burien....•...... 24 Nor .•• 1476 B Janey ...... 5, 7 Nor .. 1172 Burleigh ..•••.. .•....15 Nor ... 1640 B lennerhassett ...... 6 Eng •.. 1560 Burley...... •...... 15 Scot... 1640 B londell ...... 7 Sax .. 1172 Burnhills .....•...... 14 Nor ... 1646 Bloomfield...... 29 Nor .. 1560 Burton•...•...... 8, 2 Nor ... 1610 B orlkin ...... ;9 Fitzg'ld . 1171 Bury"·········· . . .. 5, 7 Nor.... 1690 B odfey ...... 1, 4 Sax ... 1640 Busby .....•... : ...... 1 Sax... 1640 B olger...... 23 Eng .. 1640 Bush .••...... 4 Nor... 1670 B olmer ...... 7 Nor .. 1656 Butler .....••. , ...... 8 Nor ... 1170 Bolton ...... , .. .3, 4, 18 Sax .. 1640 Butterfield .. , ...... -1 Eng ... 1646 B omford ...... 18 Sax ... 1662 Cady.•..•...... 1, 7Eng .. 1646 Rond ...... 26 Nor .. 1563 Caddell, ...•...... 1, 9 Nor: .. 1172 B onfield ...... 22 Sax .. 1642 Cairns...... •... .. 11, 13 Scot .. 1603 Bonham...... 21 Eng •.. 1690 Callaway....•.. .. 13, 14 Scot •. 1606 B ooth ... : ...... 15, 16 EI)g ... 1642 fJaldwell ..••.•. ••. ..:.18 Scot .. 1706 Borrowes...... 21 Nor., 1690 Calvert...•••.•. . . 13, 14 Eng .. 1562 Boswell ...... 7, 9 Sax.-.. 1652 Camerar....•••• • . . . .. 16 Nor.•. 1172 B ourke ...... 7 Nor .. 1171 Cameron ...... 15 Scot •.. 1642 B owen ...... 5 w.... 1642 Campbell...... 13,1418 Scot .. l!'i76 B owers ...... 7 Eng .. 1646 Cantrell...... 1, 7 Nor... ]640 B owman., ...... 1, 10 Eng .. 1570 Candler ...... 23 Scot .. 1649 B oxwell ...... 3 Eng .. 1672 Cantillon...... 7, 24 Nor... ]171 B O\'d ...... 3, 13 Scot .. 1646 Cantwell.. ..•... ..7, 8, 9 Sax ... ]ii40 Boyse...... 3 Eng .. 1670 Carden... . . • . • •• • .....24 Eng . 1560 B rabazon ...... 10, 17 Nor .. 1642 Carew .•...... · 1· ...... 4 Nor... 1172 B radbury ...... 1, 7 Eng .. 1690 Carey. Cary or ....5, 13 Guer . 1666 B rad ford ...... 14, 17 Eng .. 1576 Carleton .. (Kari 5, 24, 2\J Eng:. 1 1673 Brandon ...... ,.1 Nor .. 1640 Carley. . .• ••.••••...... ] Eng .. ]()42 Brandt ...... 14, 15 Scot .. 1706 Carlis...... - ..... 1, 2 ~·cot .. 1()5() Brannagh ...... 3 w .... 1172 CarneR •.•••.... 11,12, 13 Scot. Hi03 Brattach ...... 5, 7, 15 Dan .. 900 Carnett...... 1, 5 Eng .. 1642 Brazil ...... ••. ri, 7, 8 Nor .. 1312 Carpenter ...... 1, 7, 9 Eng .. 1()46 Bereton ...... 5, 7, 8 Nor .. 1172 Carr...... 5, 7 Scot. . rno3 Bridges ...... 4, 5 Eng .. 1643 Caruthers ...... 1. 4 Sect .. 1173 Briscoe ...... 24, 25 Nor ... 1560 Carson ...... 1, 7 Scot.· I 1576 Brock ...... 13, 15 Scot ... 1646 Casement ...... 1, 7 I. ofMali, 1706 51 Counties! Date ot Counties Date ob NAME. where Origin. Immi- NAME. where Origin. Immi- Resident. gration Resident. gration. ------Cashman••...... 7, 9 Ger ... 1690 Corbin ...... ; ... 5, 7W .... 1172 Cassilly ... , ...... 1, 5 Nor ... 1647 Cord •. ·.....•... 13,1418 Scot .. 1386 Cecil ....•...... 1, 3 Eng .. 1642 Corey...... 4, 5J 7 Nor.... 1172 Chacey ...... 15 F ..... 1770 Oornock ...... · ...... 3 Eng .... 1642 Chadwick ...... 7, 10 Eng ... 1646 Corry .•...... 16 Eng .. 1709 Chaloner•.....• . • . ....18 Nor... 1171 Cosby ...... 20 Eng .. 1550 Chambt>rlain ...... 1 Nor... 1642 Coultry ....•... . . 1, 4, 7 Nor... 1172 Charley ...... 13, 15 Sax ... 1642 Coulter .•..•...... 1, 5 Ger... 1690, Chase ...... 5, 7 Eng .. 1646 Courteney .••...... 24, 32 Nor... 1171 Cherry ...... 7. 24 Sax... 1648 Cox...... 3, 7 Eng... 1642 Chetten ...... 1 Nor... 1172 ('c,,OWie ...... 13, 14 Scot... 1586 Cheever .•...... ;9 Nor... 1172 Craig ...... 16,17,18 Scot .. 1586 Che.ver•...... 9 Nor... 1172 Crafton ...... 1 Eng... 1560 Cholmondeley ...... 5, 7Eng .. 1560 Cramer ...... ,5 Ger... 1639 Chute ...... •.• ,6 Eng ... 1570 Crary...... 5 Sax.... 1492 Clark ...... 14 Eng .. 1703 Craven ...... 4, 23 w .... 1172 Clay ••••...•.•...... 5 Eng .. 1642 Crawford ...... 13,14, 18 Scot .. 1586 Clayton ... ·••••. . . 1, 3 Nor.... 1172 Creed...... • ...... 7 Nor ... 1173 Cleburne•...••• •. 1 5, 7 Sar ... 1320 Crofton ...... 12 Nor... 1642 Cleland ...... 16 Scot ... 1706 I".. , ...... 5 Eng ... 1596 Clements...... 28 Nor... 1640 Croker ...... 7 A.S .. 1640 Cliffe ...... 3 Eng .. 1646 Crocker .•...... 7 A.S .. 1640 Clifford ...... • ... 5, 24 Nor.... 1171 Cromwell .•...... 8, 9 Eng •. 1646 Clinton ...... 1. 7 Nor... 1171 Crommelin...... 16 F ..... 1690 Close ...... 31 Eng .... 1640 Coltsman ....•• ...... 5 Sax... 1646 Coady ...... 13, 14 Sax.... 1462 Cross ...... 31 Eng .. 1610 Coan ...... • ... 1, 14 Ger .... 1690 Crowe ...... 8 Nor,... 1172 Cobbe ...... 1 Eng.... 1686 Crosley., ...... •. • . 13 Eng .. 1586 Code ...... 13, 14 Sax: .. 1462 Crotty ..•..••.• ...... 17 Scot .. 1590 Cody ...... 14, 15 Sax... 1462 Cruse ...... 1 Eng .. 1172 Codde ...... 4 Nor .... 1171 Cruise...... 7 Eng .. 1172 Cogan .•...... 2, 21 w ..... 1690 Cruce ...... 7 Eng .. 1172 Colby ...... 1 Nor ... 1646 Crumley...... 10 Eng .. 1646 Colclough .....• ...... 3 Eng... 1642 Crumpton ...... 27 Nor... 1642 Cole, .•••...... 21, 30 Eng... 1646 Cullom ...•.•.• ...... 16 Scot .. 1586- Collett...... 1, 7, 17 Nor... 1171 Cumming...... 1, 15 Scot .. 1586 Collins .•.. .. 5, 7, 8 Eng... 1172 Cunningham...... 32 Scot .. 1586 Collopy .•...... 5, 7 Nor.... 1172 Cusack ...••... •. 1 7,24 Nor... 1172 Colthurst ... ·...... 5. 6 Eng.... 1646 Cusick... ·...•.• . .17,24 Nor... 1172 Colvin...... 4, 5, 7 Nor.... 1172 Custard ••...•.• ...... 27 Eng ... 1686 Comerford ...... 20 Eng ... 1172 Cutter ...... 1 Eng ... 1642: Compton...•... ..• , 1, 3Eng... 1280 Cutler ...... • ...... 12 Eng .. 1586 Comminge ...... ,7 Scot.... 1586 Chichester ..•...... 1 Eng. 1466- Comyn ...... 5, 8, 9 Scot... 1586 Dale .•• : •...••...... 18 Eng .. 1646 Condon ...... 5, 7 Nor ... 1172 Dalton...... 1, 7, 8, 4 Eng .. 1172: Congreve...... 4 Eng... 1640 Dalway'.•.•.•...... 151Eng .. 1573 Condron ...... 5, 7 Eng... 1586 Dame ...... •.... ,19 Nor... 1710 Conynghame...... 14 Scot •• 1658 Dandridge...... 1, 14,Nor1 .... 1172 Cooke ...... 5, 25 Nor .... 1640 Danter...... 51F ..... 1690 Cooper ...... 7, IO, 24 Sax•.. 1640 Danton ••.....• ...... ,4 F .... 1692 Coote ...... , ...7 Nor•.. 1690 Daintrey,...... 5 Nor... 1640 Copeland ...... 1, 16 Eng... 1646 Dane •.•.•...... 24 Scot .. 1586 Cope ...••.••.• ...... 81 Nor, .. 1640 Danefort ..•...• . . 13, 14 Nor... 1172; Coppinger ...... 5 Nor... 1172 Darby ...... 19 Eng .. 1640 Corbally...... 18 w .... 1172 Darcy...... 9, 10, 25 Npr.... 1172 Corbett ...... 7, 24 w .... 1172 Dare ...... · ..... 3 Eng ... 1642: Counties Date oi Counties Date of NAME. where Origin. lmmi- NAME. where Origin -.immi- Resident. gration Residcnt. gnition Dardes ...... •...1 Eng.. 1171 Dudley ...... 5 Eµg .. 1646 Dardis...... 1 Nor.. . 1171 D_uff._ ...... 7 Sc.ot .. 1586 Darin ...... 1 F ..... 15136 Dul and ...... 1, 3 Sa:x; •• 1646 Daton ...... 1 Nor.... 1172 Dunc.an ...... •.....13, HI1 Scot .. 1640 Daunt ...... 5 Nor .. 16:W .QP,Il!(iar_ ...... •...... 17 !-:cot .. 1620 Dauntre ...... 5 No'i-: .. 15.4/l .Q1wc;l.as ...... 19. Scot .. 1586 Davie ...... 12, 13 Scot.... lql;!.4 Du Ilg on .. ,...... 7, 24 Nor .. 1642 Divis ...... :3, ·4 W.: : .. · lil'Z2 Dungan...... 1 Eng ... . 1646 Davv ...... 13, 13 'Scot .... 161l,4 Uv1J\1am...... 23 E1)g .. . 1646 Da\v"son...... 14 'Eng. . lflM 'Dunlap ...... 1.3 Spot .. . 1600 D1J~cprt ...... 1 ·Eng".. 1510 Dunlop ...... 1.3 S_cpt ... . 1800 D1Jase. •·'"····· ...... 18 Erig ... 1170 Dum;1ij:ig ...... lJi ErJg .. . 1646 Uepqurny ...... 5.15, 16 Nor ... 1170 ·Dunscomb ...... 5, 17 Eng ... 1566 Dea!l. ; ...... : . ·. : .. :1 Scot,. . 1790 Durdi.Il ...... ~~. ~~ Eng .. 1639 Denny...... • ...... 6 Eng . . 1172 Dustin...... 1, 5 F .... . 169.0 De la Cherois ...... 16 F..... 1640 Eai-Aatt...... 1, ,i o:~r .. . 1690 Delap.'...... I3 Scot.. 1600 :EarJ~y:...... 1. E;IJ.g .• 1646 DeMontmorency ....•..23 N oi- . . ll72 Earle...... 5 Eng .. 1642 Den'.·. : . : ...... :1 Eng . . 1112 :&:irn.sh,aw ...... 1.~ f{c:o:t· .. 1586 D~rinis ...... ,2 F:.... l~S0 Eccles: ...•..... , .....3~ S.c.o.t .. 1602 Deilmo11d...... 7 Nor . 1172 :B;qhlin ...... 16, 3)l, ;-;.co.t .. 1630 DiN~hi'sh ...... 27 Eng.. 1791 Edge ...... 20. E;ng .. 1560 Deviiteux...... :31Nor .. 1171 Edge_wprth...... 26. :Er,g .. 1583 Uel:Cik~~.y.: ·. :. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·...... · . A Noi· .. 1171 E,cl,monds ...... 1, 7 W, .. . 1646 D . . . . 21, 22iSc'?t . . 1586 Edwards...... 2. W .. . 1646 Dickson ...... 7, 12 Eng.. 1780 .m1ard ...... 1, ~{ E;l)g .. 1560 Diskfo...... :5 1Eng . 1(3~.$ ~llis ...... 7 Vy .... . 1172 Dixon...... 7, 13' Eng 1642 Ellison ...... 23 W... . 1230 Doan·e ...... I, I3 Sax ... 1646 Ell is ton...... 23 W... . 1230 Dobbs ...... I5 Erig.. 1596 Elmore ...... 2;3 Nor .. . 1 1172 Dobbin ...... 28, 3TJEng.. 1640 Emery...... I.Nor ... . 1172 Dodd...... :7, 2'1 Erig . 1646 E_rwin...... 13 Sf9t .. 1586 Dodwell., ...... lTIErig.. 1590 English ...... 14:Eng .. . 1642 Dolling...... 16 F.:: . . 1640 Eustace ...... 1,2, 5, 22 i~or .. . 1172 Dolphin...... :9-Ncir ... 1171 Eusds ...... 5. 221Nor... . 1172 Domville...... 1 Noi... 1642 Evans ...... l, 6,7,26,32JW ..•••. 1641 Dondon...... 7, 24 .N' cir'. . • 1642 Everard...... 25 Nor ... . 1172 Dore ...... 1 F·.... 1686 Esmond ...... 23,Nor 1 .. 1172 Dorland ...... 1, 3, 4 Sax:.. 1646 Ewing ...... l;\ 18~ot .. 1685 Doi1gla'ss.:.,...... :16 Scot . . 1640 Eyre ...... •.. : ...... 9iEng .. . 16:~6 Dowdall...... 1, 7 Scot.. 1590 Falconer..•..... 1, 23, 2'1,Eng . 1640 Dowhey ...... 7, 24 Scot.. 159,5 1 ,Farley...... 5, 6 1E11g. • 1646 Downing...... 7, 14 Ncfr'. '.. 1172 !Farris ...... 1, 2, 3jSor ... ll72 Downes ...... 7, 24 Eng... 1172 l~au_l\mer ...... 1, 23,~ or ... ! 164:J Drnke .....•.... 3, 14, 18!Ei1g· ... l 172 !~armer ...... ·······?i~ng .. l lG( 0 Draper ...... 7jEng.. 1646 ,Fay ...... 1.3,, cot. J.5S6 Dr?~ ...... 5, 7[Eiig'.. 1598 ,Fermor ...... 3iEng ... . Hil 0 , - V Drmg...... 5 I Eng . . 1598 I1Fa~tl!arston~;ugh ...... 2;)'. ,.,ng .. lli40 Dromgold ...... 19.Nor... 1172 1 Felix ...... 24;F .... . 1690 Drought...... 19,20,2l!Eng . . 1600 Fenton...... : ...... 5!Eng .. . lf\46 ' 1 7 1 8' .t Drury...... 13; 14[8cot . . 1586 F erg.uson...... , , I . GO •• 15811 Dryden ...... ,51Eng .. 1642 Ferns ...... 2,. 3,_:\lor ... . 1172 Dryland...... 1, 34 Sax... 1646 ,Ferry ...... 1, 5 1 Eng ... lfl42 Ducat...... 21, 23 ~ or..... 1695 'F~y ...... 131·"'COt .. 1590 Duckett ...... 21, 22iNor1 ... 1695 lField ..... ,., •...... 5iEng .. 1660 53 Co.unties Date of Counties Date of NAME. i.Vhere Origin. tm :ni NAME. where Origi11, lmmi- IResident. ~ ration Resident. gnition ------, ------Filmore ...... 19, 20 Eng.. 1690 Gaines ...... 71Scot .. 1586 Filgate ...... 17 Eng ... 1630 Gala way ...... rn:Scot.. 1086 Finch...... 7, 24 Eng... 1596 Galbraith ...... 26, 32 Scot .. 1G71 Fingl::ts ...... 1 Sax... 1646 Gnll ...... 1 F .... . 1680 Fishburn ...... 18 Scot,.. 1587 Galway ...... :/Kor ... . 1171 Fisner ...... 5, 7 Eng . . 1648 I Gannon ...... 21 F .... . 1690 Fish...... 5 Eng.. 1646 , Garde ...... 4 Eng .. 1620 Fitz ...... 23 Nor.... "1171 Gardiner...... 1, 5°Eng .. 1587 Fitzgerald...... 4,5,6, 7, 8 Nor . . 1171 Garland ...... 7, 24 1 Eng 1646 Fitzgibbon ...... 6 1N or... 1171 Garrett ...... 22 Eng .. 1666 Fitz-Harris...... 6, 7[Nor... 1171 G-a.rretson ...... 2;1 Eng ... 1667 F~tz-Henry...... 6, Z,Nor... 117\ Garston ...... 7, 30, 31 Eng ... 1595 F1tz-Hngh...... , Nor... 1171 Garvey ...... 18 Eng .. ll71 Fitz-Herbert.•.. 6, 18, 30 Nor... 1171 Gascoigne ...... 7 GaH .. . Hi40 Fitz'-Maurice...... 6 Nor ... 1171 Gasrm ...... 24I Eng ... . 1640 Fitzmorris...... 6 Nor... 1171 George ...... 1, 27 Nor ... . 1171 Fitzsimmons...... 7, 24 Nor . .. 1171 Gennit...... 1, 91Nor .. 1172 Fitzsimon ...... 5, 24 Nor • 1171 Gentleman ....•...... 6Sax .. . 1642 Fitz-Stephen ...... 24 N_or.. 1171 Gernon...... 25 Nor ... . 1171 Fitz-Thomas ...... 29 Nor.. 1171 Gerrard ...... 1, 13 Nor.. . ll11 F~tz-W'.tl~er ...... 5, 6[Nor ... 1171 Gervais ...... 32 F .... . 1710 F1tz-W1lham .... 31, 32,Nor ... 1171 Gibbons ...... 10 W ~- .. . 1171 Feming ...... 3JScot.. 1596 Gjbbings...... ; .. ,5 Eng . r 1646 Fletcher...... 1, 5[ Eng . . 1646 Gibbs ...... o, 14 Eng ... . 1725 Flood ..... , ...... 23 W.. .•. 1646 Giblin.. . .. 7, l::;IW1 ... . 1640 Floyd...... 23iW .... 1646 Gibner ...... l, 4 W .. . 1590 Foley...... 7 8, 24tor.. . l 171 Gibhee...... 5, 141Eng .. 1725 Footte...... 5 Eng . . J 690 Gibney ...... 4, 23. W .... . 1596 Forbes ...... 13, 16 Sqot... 1673 Gibson ...... 15, 22. Eng, .. 1590 Forde ...... 3, 161Eng ... 1642 Gifford...... 3 Eng .. 1640 Forester...... 1, 71Eng ... 1646 Gilbert ...... 1, 2.0 Nor ... 1170 Fosbery ...... 7 1En,g . . 1642 Gilfillan ...... 15, 32. Scot.. 1666 Foster...... , ...... 17 Erig.. 1646 Gilchrist...... 15, Hi Scot .. 1666 Fowler...... 18I 1 Eng . . 1771 Gillespie...... 15, 16. :-\cot.. 1666 Frail ...... 1 N ...._.. 1220 Gladwell...... l8, 25 Eng ... . 1652 Fraley ...... 24 Eng.. 1490 Glascott ...... 3. Eng .. 1649 Frampton ...... 1 Sax.,. 1226 Glascock ...... 3 Eng 1649 Francis ...... 3lEµg... 1446 Godfrey ...... ,6. Eng .. 1660 Frank ...... 71Eng... 1740 Godley...... 1 2 Sax .... l 710 Franklin...... 1, 51Sco.t . . 1586 Go~...... 3, 27: Fing .. 1643 Frazer...... J 8 Scot . . 1585 Gomg ...... 24:1<..ng .. . 1646 Frawley ...... 7,_8, 24lf3aJC . . 1490 Gold ...... 5,Eng 1172 Freeman...... 7 $ax . . 1646 Goold ...... 5,Eng .. 1172 French ...... 9'I. of G 1171 Gore ...... :~, ] 2 Nor 1642 & Frend...... 7 D. S 1000 Gough ...... 8, 27 1Eng .. Hi43 Free...... 9, 10 Sqot . . 1586 .Goulding...... 5, li.:'>or ... 1646 Frey ...... 9, 13 Scot.. 1586 Gould ...... 5 Eng .. 1172 Fry ...... - ...... 9. 13 Scot .... 1586 Golden ...... - ...... 7 1iAn. Irish Fulford ...... 7 Eng .. · 1643 Gol Gnbbett ...... 7 1 Eng . . 1640 Gradwell...... 18, 2:i Eng .. 1652 Gage ...... 1, 8jEng.. 1646 Grainger...... { Eng .. 1640 54 Counties! Date oll I Counties[ !Date of where Origin. lmmi- NAME. where Origin. I Immi- I! Resident. gration Rebident. (µ;ration. G-r:-,f-t-0-n-.-..-.-.-.- .. \ ·-- -l,-9 E-n-g-..-. 1646 Hayd_e_n-.-..-.-.-.- .. ~; Eng:.j' 17]0 Grant...... 5, 4 Scot. 1672 Head ...... •.. 4, 14, 24 Eng.. 16~6 Gray ...... J, 19 Scot.. ].570 Heard ...... 5 Eng.. 1590 Orear ...... 7,9Scot .. 1571 Heatly ...... ,4Eng .. 1172 Greeley ...... l, 4 Eng... 1560 Hedges...... , ...... 5 Eng.. 1642 Oreen ...... '.... 1,4, 7, 10 Eng... 1490 Heekin ...... 4 W.... 1646 Greer .••.... , ...... 32 Scot.... 1608 Hemtihill ...... 24 Eng.... 1726 Greig ...... 12, 13 Scot..... 1608 Hemsworth ...... 24 Eng. . 1650 Gregory...... ,9 Eng... 1642 Hen ...... 8 Eng .. Hi85 Griffin...... 6. 9 W.... 1636 Henderson ...... 113, 14 .:--cot. . 1676- Griffith ...... 11 W .... 1172 Henly ...... 47 Eng... 1642 Grove...... 13 Eng.... 1640 Hepenstall...... 2 Ger... 17]8. Gubbins .....•...... 7 Sax.... 1642 Herbert...... ··· .6, 24 Ncr. Ger. 1656 Gumbleton....•...... ,5 Sax· ... 1640 Hervey ...... 3 Eng .. 1642 Gunn ...... •...... 6 Scot... 1641 Hewett...... 1, 3, 5 Eng... 1649 ~uthrie ...... 1, ~ S,cot ... 1636 Heyland...... 14, 15 w: ... 1171 Guy...... 1. 1 Eng... 1420 Hewetson ...... : 23 Eng .. 1640 Hackett...... ,24 Sax ... 1596 Hicks ...... 1, 2 Eng.. 1642 Hi'dsor ..•...... 1 Nor ... 1172 Hickman...... 8 Nor.... 1040 Hadley ...... 7, 9 Eng .. 1476 Hickson ...... 6 Sax.... 1646 Hall...... l,I3 9,16 Eng.. 1570 Highland ...... ' .. 14, 1.5 W.... 1171 Hamilton ...... 1, 13, 18, 28 Scot . ·. 1640 Higby...... 1, 7 W.... l 646 Hallowel...... 1, 4 Eng... 1642 Hill...... 5 Eng.. 164& Halpin...... 1, 18 Scot .... 1562 Hilton ...... 1, 13 Eng.. ll72 Hammond ...... 13 Eng... 1560 Hinchy ...... 7, 8, 9 Nor... ]276 Hampton...... •.. 31 Eng... 1590 Hoare ...... 5 Eng... 1640 Hancock...... 26 Sax ... 1646 I Hoadly ...... 1, 5,7 Sax... ]272 Handy .. ·...... 1. 24 Eng.. 1760 Hoban...... 1, 7 Ger... 1696 Hanes...... 1, 4 Eng, .. 1503 Hodder...... 5 Eng ... 1620 Haines ...... 1, 4 Eng .. 1503 Hollywood •.•..•.... 1, 7 Eng ... 1742 Harcourt...... 5, 7 Nor ... 1172 Holywood ...... 1, 7 Eng ... 1746 Hard ...... ·...... 1 Eng.. 1590 Holliday ...... 1, 4 Nor... 1646 Harding ...... 6, 7 Eng.. 1590 Holmes ...... 6, 7 Scot.. 1596 Hardy...... -...... 1 Eng .. 1646 Holt ...... 1, 5 Eng ... 1572 Harkins...... 1, 5 W. ... . 1171 Hood ...... 1, 4, 5 Eng... 1470 Harknett...... 1 Eng... 1640 Hook ...... 1 Eng... 1642 Harper...... 15 Nor ... 1640 Hopkins...... 8, 9 W .... 1718 Harrington...... 1 Eng...• 1640 Hoa.rd ...... •....5, 6, 7 Eng .. 1572 Harris...... 7, 24 Eng .... 1642 Hord ...... 5, 6 Eng.. 1571 Harrison...... 5, 7, 16 Nor... 1640 Horton ...... 1, 3 Eng.. 166li Hart...... 13 Nor... 1640 Hore ....•...... 8 Nor... 1170 Hartley ...... 1 Eng . . 1576 Howard ...... 5 6, 7 Eng . . 1172 Hartnett...... 6 Nor .... 1171 Howlin ...... 3 Nor .... lti40 Hartwell ...... 5, 7 Eng ... 1642 Huband ...... l,Sax ... 1680 Harvey ...•.... 3, 13, 14 Eng... 1640 Hughes ...... IIW .... 1650 Hastings ...... 5 Sax ... 1170 Humphrey...... 13, 28 Eng ... ]614 Hassard ...... 29 Eng... 1676 Humfrey ...... 13, 28 Eng .. 1614 Haughton ...... 1, 5 Eng... 1726 Hungerford...... b Nor.... 1641 Hate ...... •....1, 4 Nor ... 1172 Hunt ...... 5, 7 Nor ... 1172 Hale...... 17,13 Nor... 1296 Hust-0n ...... 5, 6, 7 Eng .. 1640 Haliday...... 1, 4 Nor... ]646 Houston...... 7, 13, 14 8cot. .. l 58& Halton...... 3Eng .. 1641 ·1Hnssey ...... l, 18Nor... 1172 Hatton...... l,4,7Nor.... 1590 I Howe ...... 17,.24Nor.... 1170 •••••• Haven ...... •.l Eng... 1726 Howe.II. •...... 1 23 W. . . 1172 Hawkins ...... 1,4W .... 1172 1Howland ...... j ••••••• 5W .... ll72' 55 ··-·-·--· -· Counties ·.Date of Counties I Date of NAME. where Origin lmmi- N1\ME. where Origin. Immi- Resident gration Resident. gratic•n ---- -~--1------Hudson ...... •...... 6 s ...... 1460 Kirke . .. 13, 14 Scot •. 1602 Huggins ...... 5 w .... 1640 Kirker . .. 15, 16 Ger... 1706 Hull ...... 3, 4, 5 Eng ··I 1646 11 Knight . ... 1, 4 Eng .. 1666 Hunter ...... ·. .. 13, 15 Eng •. 1586 Knox ... . .10, 14 Scot .. 1610 Huntington ...... 1, 7 Eng •.. 1666 Lacey ...... 13, HNor .... 1170 Hurd ...... 5, 6 Eng ... 1570 Laing ...... 15 Scot .. 1586 Hutton ...... 3, 5 Eng .. 1662 Laird...... 1, 15 Scot .. 1610 Hutchins...... ,5 Sax... 1641 Lamh ...... 13 Eng .. 1686 Hutchinson .•...... 16 Scot .. 1598 Lambert ...... 10 Nor .. . 1642 Hyde ...... 5 Eng .. 1566 Lambert ...... 9 Eng .. . 1630 Ingram ...... 13, 14 Scot ... 1586 Lamberton ...... 12, 13 F .... . 1710 Innes ...... 12 15 32 Scot .. 1593 Lamport ...... 3 Nor ... . 1171 Irvin ...... 29 Scot.. 1686 Lane ...... 1, 2 Eng .. , 1640 Irvine...... 29 Scot.. 1686 Langton ...... 23 Eng .. . 1790 Ivors ...... 7, 24 Nor.... 1642 Lang ...... 15 Rcot.;. 1586 Ivers ...... 7, 24 Nor... 1642 Langtry ...... •... 1, 4Nor .. . 1172 I vars ...... ······· ... . 7, 24 Nor... 1642 Latimer ...... 1, 6, 7 Nor .. . 1172 Izod ...... An. Irish Latouche ...... 2, 23 F.: .. . 1710 -Jacksou ... , ...... 7 Eng .. 1750 Lavelle ...... 1, 9 Nor .. . 1172 .Tames...... 5 Eug .. 1560 Lawles.s •...•...... 5 Eng .. . 1640 Jameson ...... 9· Scot.·. 1756 Lawren ce ...... 9 Eng .. . 1586 Jamieson ..•...... 7, 9 Scot .. 1656 Leader...... •.... 5 Eng .. . 1640 Jarvis...... 1, 7 Scot. . 1586 Lecky...... 22 Scot .. 1792 .Jenkins ..•...... 5, SW..... 1678 Leddy...... 25 Scot •. 1610 Jeffrey ...... 1, 5 Eng ... 1752 Ledwi dge ...... 18 Eng ... . lli06 Jenning~ ...... 1, 7, 24 Eng ... 1560 Leti··· ...... ; ...... 24 Eng .. . 1601 .Jessop ...... · · · · ..26 Eng ... 1660 Leach ...... •... ,7 Eng .. 1667 Jobson ....••... . •. . ..23 Eng ... 1586 Leech ...... 10 Eng .. 1664 Jolly ...... 1, 5 Eng ... 1680 Leen .. ...••...... 14 w ..... 1590 Jolliff...... 1, 5, 7 Eng ... 1586 Lefroy. ...•.... 1, 26, 28 Flem .. 1569 Johns...... • , ...... 1, 7 Scot .. 1171 Legge ...... 15 Nor .. . 1690 Johnson ...•...... 5, 7 Eng ... 1650 Le Hu nte ..•...... 3 Eng ... . 1649 Johnston...... 12,16,29,80. Scot .. 1695 Lemmo n ...... 4, 10 Eng .•. '1640 Jones .....•.... 515232829 vv. ... 1735 Lemon· ....•...... 1 Eng •.. 1640 Jordan....• ...... 10 Nor... 1172 Lentaigne ...... 1 Nor ... . 1799 Joyce .....•...... 9 w .... 1735 Leonard ...... 6, 7 Nor .. . 1171 Karnes ...... 25, 26 Scot .. 1666 Leslie. · • • • ..... 18,15, 16,80 Scot .. . 1603 Keadin .•...... 12, 13 Scot ... 1652 Lesley...... •...... 7, 15 Scot .. 1605 Keating .....•...... 7 Eng... 1586 Lewin ...... !OW ... . 1678 Keerevan ...... 24 w .... 1172 Lewis. ••...... 1, 21, 30 W •... 1650 Keith ...... 5, 6, ·7 Scot .. 1587 Liddell ...... 13, 14 Scot. . 1586 Kelsey . . 21, 27 Eng ... 1663 Liddy ...... 22 Scot .. 1610 Kemmis ...... 2, 20 Eng ... 1646 Lidwill .. 22, 24 Nor ... 1276 Kendall ..•.....• . . 26, 29 Eng ..• 1786 Lindsay .. · ...... 7, 32 Scot. .. 1610 Kennett ...... 13, 18 Scot .. 1580 Linton...... ] Scot .. 1560 Kent .. .. 14, 15 Sax.... 1702 Littell ...... 1, 2Nor... 1172 Kenny ....•...... • 1. 9 Nor ... 1556 Little ...... 2, 3\Eng .. 1650 Kemy ...... 10 F ..... 1660 Litton., ... 5, 32 Eng .. '1640 Kerr ...... 17, 18 Scot... 1556 Livingston ...... 1, 13 Scot .. 1586 Keown, ancient ...... 14 Scot .. 1768 Lloyd .. .4, 7, 25 W .... . 1642 Keyes .... (Boyd...... 13 Nor.... 1640 Loftus .... 1, 8 Sax ... . 1563 Kidd ...... _ ...... 13 Scot .. 1586 Loftho use ...... 19. 24 Sax •... 1563 Kyd ...... •...... 13 Scot .. 1586 Lockwo od ...... 10; 13 Scot .. 1586 Kilfillan 15 16 32 Scot .. 1666 Logan •...... 15, 16 24 .Scot .. 1640 Kilgour ...... •...········ . . 24, 25 Scot .. 1486 Lombard ...... 1, 7 Lorn .. 1703 Kingston...... 13, 14 Eng ... , 1695 Long ...... 13, 14 Eng. 1640 Kirby...... 27, 28_Eng.,. 1760 Longfie ld...... , ...... 5 W •... 1652 56 Counties Date of1 Counties ID~1tt~ of· NAME. w.here Origin. Immi .. i NAME. w~ere Origin. l11:mi- Resident. • gration Res1dent. gr,,. ,v;l 1 I ------L-on-[r-,l-ey-.-.. -.-..-.-.-.j~~ ~ng .. 1642 ' McClymon ...... 17, 18 Scot.. 1686 L.,pdell...... 9 1.Nor,.. 1642 Mcf1omas ...... 13 Scot.. 1572 Lord...... 1, 5 Eng . . 1680 l\fcComisky ...... 15, 16:Scot.. 1606 Lovell...... 1, 9 Nor... 1641 McComb ...... H;Scot.. 1686 L·Jwe ...... 7Scot .. 1750 McConaha...... 261Scot.. 1680 Lowrie...... ,.32 Sc0t ... 1750 McConnaughty...... 261Scot.. 1680 Lawrie ...... 32 Scot . . 1750 McCord ...... 16 Scot .. 1686 Lovett ...... •.... 13; 14 Scot ... 1646 McCorkill...... 12, 13' Scot.. 1509 Lowell...... 15 W;... 140fl McCostelloe~ .•.... 7, 8, 9 Nor . . 1169 Lucas ...... 5,8.19,30 Eng ... 1640 McCoy .... : ...... 32 Scot. . 1710 Luttrell ...... •...... 1 Nor ... 1171 fylcCracken ...... 29 Scot.. 1642: Lutterell ... : ...... 9 Nor... 1171. McCrohon ...... 15 Scot.. 1603 Lyons.•....•...... 15; 25 NoT:.. IMS Mccubbin ...... 17 Scot.. 1604 Ludlow ...... 14 W.... 11:74' M·cCro!'key ...... 13, 15 Scot.. 1605 Lynch ...... 7, 9 Eng;. 1172 .M'cCudan ...... 18 Scot.. 161(}- McAdam ...... 8 Scot ... 1684' .fyl'cCullaugh, ...... 14 Scot .. 1'607 McAddo ...... 13 Scot, ... h\03 McCully...... 18 Scot.. 1610· NfoAllistcr...... 13; 14 Scot .... 16(/9 Mccurdy ...... 16, 17 Scot .. 158G McA.lpin ...... 18; 25 Scot.. 1603 McCusker ...... 15 Scot... 1660· McAndrew ...... ,.13 Scot- .. ; 1608 McDonl\ld ...... 13, 14 Scot . .- I&OG McArdle...... 17, 18 Scot ... 1650 McDavid ...... 7, 9, 24 Nor ... U7r McAnrow ...... 13 Scot ... 1642 McDavitt...... 6,5, 24 Nm ... l'l71 Mc Andrew ...... 29 Scot·.. 1640. McDade ...... 7, 9 Nor.... U-71 McBay ...... 28, 29 l-\cot.. 1602 McOaid ...... 7, 9,13 Nor ... ll7f McBain ...... 30 Bcot ... 1689 McDevitt ...... 5. 7, 9 Nor... 1171 McBeth...... 31 Scat.. 1&17 l\icl)ougal...... 13, 18 ticot. . 1 (182'; 1\foBridge ...... 14; 15 -Scot . . 1603 M2Elvey...... 12, 14 Scot ... lMO McBride...... 13 Scot.... 1605 McElfresh ...... 13 8cot .. 1660 l\IcBrair ...... 12, 14 Scot . . 1608 .fylcElhaney ..•.... 13, 15 Scot ... 1603 McCaddon ..•...... - .. 13 Scot.. 1642 McEllery...... 18 Scot... 166G McCallion . : ..... 15, 16 Scot.. 1606 lVIcEJroy ...... 17 Scot.. 1682 McCammon ...... 19 Scot . . 1602 l\fomlv'ain ...... ·· ..... 27 ::::\cot.... 1690 McCandless ...... 16 Scot;.. 1690 Mc.Ell wee ...... 13 Scot. . ' 1682 McCandre8 ..•...... 13 Scot,-.. 1710 ~I'cErlane...... 28 Scot... 10'66 McCanua ...... ,.14 Scot.. 1703 McFadden:...... 15 Scot. . 1 f{tjt} McCandlish ...... ,.I& Scot. . 1687 McFall...... 15 Scot... HWO McCausland ...... 14, 17 Scot,. 1603 McFarlane ...... 1 Scot... 1725 McChesney ...... ,13 Scot:. 1702 McFarland ...... 1 Hcot... 1725 McCall um .••...... 15 Scot,. 1605 McGib'bon ...... 7,8, 9 Nor: .. 1169 McCamley.: ...... 16 Scot... 1610 McGattland ...... 16 Scot.. 1642 McCartney ...... 32 Scot.,.. 1630 McGartlin...... 16 Scot... 1586 McClain ...... 16, 17 Scot.. 1602 1\fcGeady .. - ...... 16, 17 Scot . . 16(8 McClean...... 14 Scot.. 1605' l\'IcGeorge ...... 15 Nor ... 1170 McCleave ...... 161Scot.. 1608 McGill· ...... 25 Scot... 16'4 0 McCleaf...... l~tBcot.. 1608 McGildowhey...... 15 Scot:.. 1646 McClellan ...... ,lo Scot.. 16'09 111'.cGladon ...... 15 RcoL. 16tlf.) McClernon ...... 15, 161Scot.. 1586· McGlade...... 16 t-lcot.. 1660 McClelland ...... 15· Scot.. _1572 McGlasson,...... 28 ~cot... J 660 McClintock.... .13, 14 Scot.. 1640 1\fcGlinsey:...... 13, 24 :--cot.:. 16lltY Mrdlorey ...... 318cot .. 1710 McGJiney ...... 14 ~cot... Hl62 McCloud...... 32 Scot.. 1720 McGbldrick' ...... 27 Scbt... 16f;6 McClow...... ,29 Scot. . 1642 1\fcGregor...... 13, 14 Scot;. 171Jo :MoGlov ...... 13, I4IScot.,. 1650 McGregorv ...... 15 ~cot.. 17!'6 McCl u·derney ...... 16 Seot. . 1602 riicGnckeri'...... 1.'i'Scot.. 16tn McClung •...... -.131Scot.. 1606 McGnff...... 321Scot.. 16(1-! McClure...... 16,Scot... 1706 McGuffey ...... 161 t-.cot.. 1606- 57 C M.cGruder...... 16 Scot.. 15Sfl \\fc:Peit~ ...... 14 Scot.. 1~10 McGurk ....•...... 14 Scot... 1680 Mc:Pherson ...... 10, 13 Sc9t.. 1'6'66 McHaddo ...... is· ffoot.. 1686 McPhilip ...... :.. 12 Nor... U69 Mellvain ...... 27 Scot... 1690 · McQ,ueElty ...... 15 Scot.. 1700 McIntire ...... Jo !3cot.. 1666' McQuiston ...... 15 Scot... lo66 McIntosh ...... fo !:lcot .. l66(i Mclkh~rts•.... , ..... ,28' Scot.. 1ino Mclver ...... , ... 28 ~cot.. ;t.6()3 MqSorleJ...... r5 Scot... 1'186 Mcllhaney ...... 13, lo_ !3:cot .. , 1705 J,lcSymon, ...... ;.15 Scot... 1666 Mcllyar...... ,...... 3_2 Se Counties\ Date Date of NAME. where Origin. lmmi-otl NAME. Countieslwhere Origin. Immi- Resident. gration Rebident. . gration ------ Merrill ...... 13 Scot.... . 1646 NewellT ...... 5 , ,J1 !Eng.. 1 639 Metcalfe...... 7, 14, 15 Eng.. . 1576 Newlin ...... 6, 7,8(Eng .. 1586 Middleton...... 7,15 Scot .... 1603 Newton ...... 32 1Eng .. 1UJ6 Mildmay ...... 1 Sax .. . 1246 Ney...... 13, 14,.F..... 1730 Miles ...... 13 Scot .. 1648 Nichol...... 21 1 Scot . . 1610 1\filet ....•...... •.15 Nor ... . 1710 Nicholson ...... lS,16,lB,89[:E2ng .. 1649 Milette ...... 15 Nor.. .. 1710 Nangle ...... 7, 21,20 Nor ... 1169 Miller...... 10 Eng .. 1646 Nixon...... 28, 29iEng ... 1610 Millar ...... ,.13, 14 Scot .. . 1703 Noble...... 1, 7,Eng .. 1646 Mills ...... 14 Scot.. . 1706 Norman...... 13,14, 17iNor. .. 1640 Minchin., ...... ••19, 24 Eng· .. 1646 Norton ...... 13 1Scot.. 1710 Minnitt ...... 24 Eng .. 1643 Xorris ...... 23 W .... 1213 :!\liner.....•...... 1 Eng ... 1642 North ...... 1 Eng.. 1646 Mitchell.....•...... 7, 27 Scot.•.. 1642 Nottingham •...... 1 Eng.. 1645 Mocter ...... ,1 Ger.. . 1710 Nugent ...... • 9,16,26,28 Nor ... 1170 Moffat ...... 1, 13 Scot .. 1586 Nunian ...... 5 Eng.. 1640 Moffitt ...... 1, 13 Scot .. 1586 Nunn•...... 3 Eng.. 1649 Monfort.. · ...... 3, 23 Nor, .. 1172 Nye ...... •.....13 F..... 1730 M,oflet...... 1 F ....• 1756 Nix...... 7 Dan. . 980 Monsell ...... 7 Nor .. . 1633 Oakley...... 1, 5 Sax.... 1646 Mountfort. . . . • ...... 5, 23 Nor.. . 11'72 Odell ...... 4, 7 Eng.. 1630 Montgomery ..... 13,17,32 Scot .. 1635 Ogilby...... 14, 32 Scot.. 1700 Monroe ...... 13, 14 Scot .. 1642 Ogilvey ...... 13, 14 Scot.. 1696 Montague ...... 15 Nor... . 1172 Oliver....•...... 2, 5, 7 Eng.. 1590 Moorehead.. . . . : .....13 Scot .. 1652 Olpherti...... 13 iiol.. . 1625 Morant ...... ;15 Nor.. . 1642 Orme ...... 10 Eng.... 1671 Morgan ...... •...4, · 23 W . .. . 1172 Ormsby ...... 6, 10,11, 27 Eng.. 1576 Moore...... 17, 19 Eng .. . 1646 Orpen...... 6 Eng .. . 1640 Morres...... 8W ... . 1764 Orr...... 1, 6, 13 Scot.. 1 1626 Morrice...... 9, 30 W . .. . 1764 Osborne...•...... 4, 24 Eug ... ' 1558 Morris ...... 4, 5 W ... . 1625 Otway...... •...... 24 Eng... 1640 Morrison...... 7, 24 Scot .. 1610 Owen ...... 4, 23 W. . . . 1713 Morse ...... 1, 7, 4 W ... . 1613 Pack ...... 22, 23 Eng, .. 1 1640 Morton ...... 1, 7 Scot .. ]598 Paget ...... 1, 7 I. of A: 1760 Mnir...... 1, 7 Scot .. 1596 Page ...... 1, 51Eng ... ' 1646 Munson...... 1 Eng·.. 1690 Paine ...... 7/Eng ... 1586 Murdock ...... 13, 14 Scot .. 1610 Palles._...... 1, 28 I..... 1477 Mulholland .... ~ Scot •.. 1610 Pallat10 del...... 1, 28 I...... 1477 21~ ii Palace...... 2811...... 1477 Mussenden ...... ' 161Nor .. . 164;0 Palliser ...... 1, 2, 3 Nor.... 1171 Missett ...... 1, 4, 5'N or: . 1171 Palmer ...... 4, 10,19,21 Eng. 1640 Nagle ...... 7'Nor ... . 1171 Par~s ...... 5, 7fEng. 1640 Naish...... 7,Nor ... . 1171 Parish ...... 7, 241Eng. .. 1640 Naper...... J8!Eng .. . 1590 Park ...... 11 Eng.. 1646 Na pier...... ,1. Scot .. . 1598 Parke...... 11/Eng.. ]646 Narey...... 13 Scot ... . 1596 Parker...... 7, 24Eng .. 164:i. Nash ...... 5, 7 Nor .. . 1171 Parnell ...... 1, 5,7:Eng ... ]680 NealiR...... 13 Dan ... . 980 Parkinson ...... 71Eng ... 1643 Nelson ...... 1 E11g .. 1646 Parry ...... 32,W..... 1662 Nesbitt...... 28 Eng .. 1640 Pas<·o ..•...... •....1, 13 Scot.. 1686 Nettles ...... 5 Eng .. 1630 Passelevey ... j ...... 16Nor ... 1172 Neville ...... 23 Nor.. . 1649 Patrick...... 15 Scot. . 1710 Newcomb ...... 1 Sax·-· 1630 Patterson ...... 13, 14' Scot ... 1686 Newenham ...... 5 Eng .. . 1680 Patton...... 1, 10 Eng . . 1642 .Mewman ...... 5 Eng.. . 1640 IPayne ...... 1, 7,Eng .. 1586 59 Counties !Date of'.: Counties Date of NA:\iE. where Origin.j Lmn~i ... I w~ere Origin. ll\1mi IRes1dent.. gratic,n Resident I grat10n i Read ...... 8, 9 W ... . 1170 Pearce ...... 5, 7 Eng .. 1646 1 Peasley ...... , ....2lj'Eng .. . 1646 Reed ...... 8, 9iW .... . 1170 Peisley ...... ! ••••••• 21 Eng .. 1646 Redington ...... 91Sax .. . 1270 Peet...... 6, 71Eng .. • 1642 Redmond ...... 31Nor ... . 1171 Pennefather ...... :2, 24 Eng .. 1666 Rees ...... 4; 231W ... . 1570 Pendergast ...... o, 7, 81Eng .. . 1703 Reese .... , ..•...... 4, 5 W .... . 1590 Pendergrass...... 5, 7, 8 Eng .. 1703 Reve ...... 8,W ... . 1646 Penrose ...... 2, 4, 5 Nor •.. 1640 Reaves...... 8 vV ... . 1646 Peppard...... 7, 17 Nor•... 1170 Reeves ...... 8 1V' ... . 1646 Pepper ..•...... 18, 24 Eng .. 1646 Reynal...... 25 W ... . 1647 Percival...... 11 Eng .. . 1556 Riall...... 1, 24 Eng .. 1647 Perrier ..... , ...... l, 5 Brit .. . 1685 Rice ...... 4, 7 W ... . 1647 Perkins ...... 1, 7 W ... . 1682 Richards ...... 3 W ... . 1647 Perry ...... 1, 7, 32 W ... . 1640 Rhodes ...... 4, 5 Eng .. 1682 Peterson...... 7, 9 W ... . 1646 ·ch d 5, 13, 15, E R 1 ar son...... l , ng .. 1646 Persse...... 1, 5, 7, 9 Eng .. . 1620 8 24 Pettit .... : ...... 1, 3 Eng .. . 1646 Richie...... 15, 16 Scot .. 1586 Peyton...... 10, 12 Eng .. . 1627 Riddle...... 1, 4, 7 Scot .. 1586 Philips ...... 7, 24, 28 W. 1670 RiggH...... 5 Eng .. 1640 Picket ...... 1 Nor .. . 1172 ·Roach...... 4, 5 Nor ... . 1507 Piercie •...... 1, 7 Nor.. . 1172 Roberts ...... 5, 7, 18 W ... . 1646 Pigott...... 3, 6, 9 Eng .. 1640 Robbins .. · ...... 5, 18 W ... . 1646 Pilkington...... 25 Sax... 1635 Robertson ...... 15, 16 Scot .. 1588 Plunket...... 1, 32 Dan .. 980 Robinson •...... 13, 14 Eng .•. 1645 Poe ...... • ...... 24 P. of R 1646 Roch ...... 4 Nor .. . 1507 Power ...... 4 Nor ... . 1171 Roche ...... 7, 33 Nor.. . 1507 Poer de la ...... 4 Nor .. . 1171 Rochfort ...... 5, 22 Nor .. . 1170 Pollard ...... 25 Eng .. 1586 Rupefort de ...... 25 Nor .. . 1170 Pollock ...... 9, 18 Scot. . 1713. Roe...... 3 -Eng : . 166& Ponsonby ...... 5 Nor.. . 1170 Rowe ...... 3 Eng .. 1666 Poole...... 5 Eng ... . 1628 Rodgers...... 1, 5, 6, 7 Scot .. 16'±6 Pooler ...... 19, 31 Nor .. . 1170 Rogers ...... 5 Eng •.. 1640 Porter...... 32 Eng .. . 1640 Rohan ...... 1 Nor.. . 1180 Powell...... 7 W ... . 1649 Rolleston ...... 19, 31 Eng .. . 1610 Powers...... 1,4, 7 Nor .. . 1171 Ronan...... 13 Scot .. . 1646 Pratt ...... 28 Eng .. . 1641 Roos ...... 14, 15 Scot .. 1586 Prendergast ...... 5, 7,8 Eng.. . 1703 Rose ...... 7, 24 Eng ... . 1640 Preston...... 1, 18 Eng .. . 1650 Ross ...... 8 Scot .. 1625 Price ...... 16 W, .. . 1640 Rothes ...... 8, 1 Scot .. 1642 Pritchard ...... 4 W ... . 1642 Rotherham;...... 18 Eng ... 1646 Prindeville...... 5, 7 Nor .. . 1172 Rothwell...... 18 Sax.. . 1720 Purcell...... 5 Nor .. . 1171 Rowan ...... 12 Scot .. 1548 Pnrdon ...... 8, 17 Eng ... . 1550 Rowland ...... 18 Eng .. , 1660 Purdy ...... 1, 7 Eng .. . 1562 Rowley ...... 18 Eng .. 1666 Purefoy ...... 1 Nor ... . 1170 Russell •...... 1, 16 Nor.... 1169 Pnrland ...... 5, 9 Sax .. . 1640 Ruthven ...... 9 Scot .. 1649 Purfield ...... 1 Sax ... . 1596 Rutledge...... 8, 9 Eng ... 1712 Pnrsell ...... 5 Nor .. . 1171 Ruxton ...... 17 Eng .. 1640 Puxley ...... 3 Sax ... . 1219 Rye ...... 5 Eng .. 1640 Raleigh ...... 4, 5 Eng .. . 1570 Rynd ...... 18, 29 Scot .. 1640 Ram ...... 8, 9, 23 Nor ... . 1599 Sadlier ...... 9, 24 Eng .. . 1647 Ramsey ...... 13, 14 Mcot ... 1586 Sanborn ...... 5 Scot .. . 1648 Randall ...... l, 5:Eng .. . 1642 SandR., ..... 1•••• .6 Eng.. . 1640 Randolph ...... , ... 7, 13:Eng .. 1646 Sanders...... 5 Eng .. . 1642 Rankin ...... ··1 · .4, o[W ... . 1172 Sanderson...... 28 Eng .. . 1640 Rawlings ...... 1, 7, 9\W ... . 1172 Sanford ...... 6 Nor ... . 1170 Raymond ...... 6, 7 Nor ... . 1170 Sandals ...... 16 Eng.. . 1646 60 1 Co~nties Date of1· Counties IPate of NAME. \Vhere Origin. , Immi- XAME. ~~~re Origin.1 Im~i• I{esident. ~ration\ Res1dt:nt. gr::it1on ------Sandford ...... •...... 6 Nor... U 7p _Stawell ...... 5jEng .. 1640 Sankey...... 24, 29 Ei:ig .. l 640 Stet,le...... 21 IEng .. 1640 St. GeQrge ...... 9, 31', 32 Eng .. 16S0 Stewtrt ...... 7, 1a, 1a:22: Scot .. 1640 St. John ...... 1, 7 Eng .. 1,686 Eltokes ...... •.. ; ...... 6:Eng .. . 1582 St. Leger ...... 1, 5 Nor.. : 1272 Steph'en ...... 13, 14iW ... . 1683 Sa'Qnd,er:s ...... 2, 21, 28 No:r••·· 1270 ~t\lYeµ..s ...... : .....13IW ... . 1683 Saunderson...... 28 Eng ... 1640 StQp.11 •••••••••••••••. 24 1Eng .. 1640 Bargenf ; ...... 5, 7 Epg_ .. 1.586 ~0l'Y· ...... 28lEhg.,. 1740 ~arsn!!l.d...... •.....5 Eng .. 1172 S.toµey ...... 24 1Eng .. 1640 $11-vage ...... 16 Nor... h7o S.w.rey ...... 28;Ehg ... 1740 Sawey ...... • ...... )Eng .. 1646 8tr1mg_e ...... 1, 2JEng •. 1480 Sayet11...... • ... 1, ~ Epg .. . 1~!1,9 Stqc~l~nd...... 1 1 Eng .. 1646 S/)ott'...... 1.4. ~c_o,t .. . 1_o Jl:_8 ~t,roqg...... 1, 7 Ebg .. 1643 Stro~ridge...... 13, 14 Eng .. 1586 St:r/eley...... 1 Eng ... it\46 Scofirld'...... 5, 9 Sax .. . 1646 Stritc;h .....•...... 7 Ebg .. 1,64'/i Scqb1e ...... -~, 4 Scf!t.•.. 1i%86 St.qdi:l~r; ...... 8 Ebg •. nn Sealy...... 5 Eng .. 90 .,, ··- _Stqd A FEW FAMILIES OMITTED FROM THE TRIBE TABLES. HY BRUNE. 28 McTiernain ...... Tigernain ...... 20 ..... Lord ...... Chief ...... 13, 31, 3Z 33 McVais ...... Vais ...... 20 ..... Beauty ...... Chief...... 10, 11, 27 202 O'Hart ...... Airt ...... 22 ..... Heart ...... Chief...... 8, 11, 19 HY NIAL. 97 McCool, Cumhal, Fion McCumhal, General 0f the Militia, Pages 24 and 29. 149 McCronin, same as McRonan. 298 McKeown ...... Eogan ...... 21. .... Philosopher.Chief, ...... 13, 15, 28 46 McKenny ...... Kenny...... 27 ..... Beloved .....Chief...... 14 313 McSweeney, Na Tuadh, Sweeny of the axe. 21, Chief, 13. HY MANY. 274 McVeagh ..Vey ...... 10 ...... Choice .... ; .Chief...... 20, 25 McCahan was Chief of Clan Magnus na Buasha. McHenry was Chief of Clan Magnus na Banna. The Dal Riada, who pe9pled Scotland, are to be found all together under the head Mc iu the table. commencing on Page 49. 63 VARIOUS MODES OF SPELLING IRISH NAMES olt MILESIAN DESCENT. The Name in SMALL CAPITALS is the name in the Key of which the others are variations.] AHERN, Page 34 Bourg, Barrigan, Brodie, Carmany, Ahearn, Burg, Eurrigan, BRADY, Cormony, Anally, Bourk, Borrigan. (See Mc & O'B) CONNER}:, (See Mc.A) Burk, Burgen, Bready, (See O'C), Anany, . Berque, Burgan, BRANNAN, Conery, (See McA), BEIRNE, Borgan, (See O'B,) Convery, Anerny, (See O'B), BOLGER, Brainon; Connory, {See McE,) Berne, , (See O'B,) Branan, Conory, Anult.y, Bern, Bulger, Branon, CoNLIVAN, Arthur, BEGLEY, BRADLEY, Branian, (See O'C,] ,(See Mc.A,) (See O'B,) (See O'B), BYRNE, Coulivan, Auly, Begleys, Bradly, (See Mc & O'B) Conliven, (See Mc.A), Bigley, BROSNAHAN, Burne, Couliven, BARRY, Biglv, (See O'B), Burn, CARROLL, {See O'B,) Bagley, Bresnahan, Burns, (SeeO'C), Bearra, Bagly, Brusnahan, Burney, Carrell, Barrie, -BOYLE, Brosnan, Birney, Carrill, BREEN, (See O'B,) Bresnan, Barney, Carrol, {SeeO'B,) Boyles, Brusnan, Barns, Carrall, Brean, Boylan, Brosnane, Barnes, Correll, Brin, Boylen, BROLCHAN, BRIC, CALLAGHAN, Brehon, Boylin, (See O'B,) (See O'B), (See O'C), Breahan, Bolan, Bolch er\, Brick, Callah<'.n, Breheny, Bolin, Brolfen, Breck, Calligan, .Brehony, Bolen, Brophin, BOGAN, CALLAN, "Beaghan, Boland, Brophy, (See O'B), (SeeO'C), Beahan, Boyland, Broughy, BRANAIN, Callen, Behan, BRIGAN, Brophey, (See O'B), Callon, Bean, (See O'B), Brough, BRENNAN, CANN, Beahane, Bregan, Bruff, (See O'B), (See McC), Beehon, Bregane, BRESLAN, Brennin, CORRIGAN, Bane, BROGAN, (See O'B), CAFFRY, gsee O'C), BELLi.AN, (See O'B), Breslon, (See McA), arraghan, (See O'B), Broggan, Beslin, C9,ffery, Caragher, Billian, Brugan, Bruslan, Coffry, Carrigan, Belian, Bragan, Breslehan, Caughern, Corigan, BANNON, BRAOINS,, Bruslehan, -CAFFER'l'Y, Coregan, {See O'B,) (See O'B), Broslehan, (See McC), Caraher, Banyon, BREN.AN, Bresland, Caverty, C1rahan, Bunyon, (See Mc & O'B) BRIEN, Cafferty, C ,rgan, Bunnion, Brenan, (See O'B,) CALLEN AN; Cargan, BILREY. Brenen, Brian, I (SeeO'Cnlhane) COYLE, ,(See O'B,) Brenin, Bryne, Callenen, (See O'C,) Rilry, BRANIGAN, Bryant, Cullenan, Coile, Bilrigh, (See O'B), Brine, CONN, CARNAHAN, Belry, Branighan, Bryon, (See McC), McKiernan) Belrey, Brannagan, Brines, Caughn, rnehan, Kelrigh, Branegan, Bryan, Caughan, arnane, "Billery, Branigan, B,·yont, Caughin, COSGROVE. BERGUE, Branagan, BRODY, CARMO.DY, (See O'C), (See 0' B), · Branaghan, (See Mc & O'B) (See O'C,) Cosgrave, Cosgrey, CLELLAND, Conlan, Clanahah, Ch'rtin; Cosgray, (See McC), OJDlon, Clenahan, Curtain, CASSIDY, Cleland, Conlyn, Cleuihan, CUTCHEON, (See O'Cl, Clellan, Conlin, Clenaghan, (See McC\ ('aRsaday, Cobn,i/JN, Conlen, Clanathan, Cutchin, Cas~ady, (See ~IcC), CROISAN, CtJDDY, CAHAN, ('asseday, Coddin, (~ee 0'0,) (SeeMcGillicud (SeeMcC&O'C.} Cassedy, Codding, Crossian, Cudihy' [dy,) Cahen, UonRedy, Cadden, Crosson, Cuddihy, Cabin, ( 'onsidine, Caddan, Crossin, CONNOit_RoE, Cain., Cassiday, Cadding, Crossen, (See 0'() R, Caine, ConH\dy, CRAITH, COONEY, Connoroe, Caines, CA v ANAGH, (See McGrath). (See O'C ), Connaroe, CAHI,LL, (See O'C), CREAGH, Coony, Conroe, (SeeMcC&O'C) Ca vauaugh, (See Mc & O'C), ( 1LANCHY, CoLL~NS, Calta.I, \'ava111~, Craig; (See Mc &O'C) (See O'C), Cahil, Caveny, Cray, CORM.AC, Collin, Cohil; Coveney, Crea (See O'C,) Collings, Cahall, Cavatian, Cree, CoLEMAN, CLAN.CY,. CAHEY, CAR'l'RON, CONOLLY, (See 0'01, (See Mc & 0), (See.McC), (See McC), (See O'C), Colman, Clancey, Cahy, Ca,rtren, Connelly, C-EAD, Clinsey, CAHANE; COLGAN; Conley, (See Mc &O'C) Clincy, Calianey, (See Mc& 0), Connelloe, Cade Cluncey; Caharney, Colgen, Conly, CONKLIN, Clanchy, Coyne, .. Colgin, Conelly, (See Mc &O'C) Clinchy, CARBERY, Colligen, CULH.,\\.NE, Conkling, CULI,iJ;:N, (See O'~J), Colligan, (Sae O'C), Conklin, (See McC), CARJ;l~Y, Culligan, Calhan~, CORRY, . nullin, (See O'C), C.ONROY, Colhane, (See Mc &O'C), Cullan, CATLIN, (Page30,) Cool~liane; Corrie, Culleney, (See O'C), Courey, CREAN, Carry, CoGHL.A,N, CatliIJ-g, Conry, (See O'C,) OLEARY, (See McC,) Callen, CoIGLEY, Crain, (SeeMc&O'C),Coughlan, CAWL..EY, (See O'C), Cralljl, Clarey, Coghli1,1, (SeeQ'C), Corgley, CLQRANE, Clary, Caughli.11, Caully, CORLEY, (See O'C), Clery,· Cough~en, Caulley, (See O'C,) Clqran, Clare, CoNORDON, CAREY, Colileigh, Ularaii, CoNNoR, (See 0'.C D, (See McCY. CANAVAN, CoRMif'K, (See O'C), Condon, Cary, (See O'C,) • (See McC,) Connors, Conor, CARRICK_, Cannavan, Coi:inack, Conner, Conots, (See McGeragh· Canayen; CooL, . Conners, CoN'\YA.Y, Carr,lg, [ty), Canavan, (See McC,) Connar, (See McC & 0,) Oahu·, CLURNEAN, CoWLEY, Com;iars, . Conaway, CARTY, (See O'C), (See O'C,) CoNNEALLY, CoNJ\UE, (See :McC), Clurneen, Coq.lley, (See O'C), (See McC), CAU;LFL.ELD, Clernan, CURR¥,. Conn¢ely, Conmee, (Page ,24), Clernand, (BeeMcC &O'OConneelley, CouilTNEY, Coffielp, (8ee Mc), Currie, CosTELto, (See McC), CAP FEY, CROWLEY, CREiACllAIN, (SeeO'C}, IJortney;, (See (YC), (See.O'C,) (See McC,) Costlo, CoOGAN, Caffy', Crawley, Creachan, Costly, (See McGeogh- Coffey, Crt1l~, Cre:lhan, Custello, egaq,) Coffy, Ci,ulie, 0re,i.gen, CRoD Eli, Cogan, Coffie, CRONIN, Cragen, (See .McRodden Cn~, Caughey, (SeeMcRonan;) Cragin; Croaden, (See, :McHugh,) CARW)f,AN, Crpnji.n, CONNJ;1LLAN, Cripq~o, .,. CUl,l'f~~- (t:,ee,O;oJ; Cronen, (~ee O'C,) CLANAOHAN, (See McCur~en), Carol\au, Croneen, Connallan, (See McC), Corten, Carrolari; Carolan,· Cochran, Duneven, Divine, (See McD), Carolen, Cochren, DoIVLEN, DoHERTY, Donagh, Carrollen, Cochrane, · (See _Q' D ), (SeeO'D), Donough, CASEY, CoNRAN, Devlm, Dogherty, Donat, (See O'C), (See O'C), Develin, Dougherty, DUGAN, 0asy, Conneran, Develon, Daugherty, (See Mc & O'D) Casie, Conrane, Devel'len, Daughaday, Duggan, CARTAN, Couron, DUNN, .DONNELLY, Duhegan, (See McC,) Conrahan, (See O'D), (SeeO'D), DON.NEL, Cartlen, Conraghan, Dunne\ Donelly, (See Mc&O'D) Carton, CONAI'L,, Dunn M.ore, Dona11y, Donnell, CASKEY, (See O'C(,. Dunn, Danielly, Daniel, (See McC,) Conell, DRElI-AN, · Donlt; · Donal, Cuskey, CoRNYN; (See O'D), Donnelly, Donnald, CAMPBELL, (See ~)'C}1 Drehane,. Donnelley, Danald, (See .McC,) Oormn, Drehiri, DINER'l'Y, Donald, Cammel, Corneen, Draine, (SeeO'D),, DUIGENAN, CaI1,1el, Cornane, ]i)rain, Denerty,_ (See O'DJ, . CAUL, CARVIN, Drane, DONAGHY, Degnan, (See McC), (See O'Garvin,) DERMODY, (See 0'D), Dignan, CASHINE, Carven, (See O'D\, Donoghy, DOWD, (See Mc & 0), Carvan, Dermotty, DUNNADY, (SeeO'Dh Cashin, CUSS!A.N, Darmotty, (SeeO'D), Doud, Cashen,. (SeeO\Keeshan, DINANE; Dinnady, Doude, Cash, Cussans, (See O'D), DOOLEY, Dowds, CURRAN, ()oNNERTY; Dina:n, (See O'D); Dowde; (See O'C,) (See 0'0), Doonan, Dhooley, Dowdy, Currans, Connorty, Doonane, Do(!ly; Doodr, Curren, CONAGI'l'TY1 Dunami, DWYER, DALY; Cur'ron, (See O'Q), Dineen, (Sea0'D), (See 0 1D}, CoNCANON, CRIOCHAN, DoYNEj Dwyre, Daley·, (8ee O'C,) (See O'C), (See O'Dunn), Dwyar, Daily, Cancanon, Croaken, DEVER;_ Dwier, Dailey, Cannon, Croak, (See.O'v), Dwir~, Dealy, CONNELL, CALLAN, Devor, DUANE Dailley, (See Mc &O'C), (See 0'0,) Devir, (.SeeO'D), Dailly, Connall, Callon, Diver, Dwane, Dales, Connel, Callen, DONAGIIOE, Dewany, DEARGAN, Connol, CUIRC, (See O'D), Dohan, (SeeM.cD,) Connoll, (See 0'0), Donnagha, Dohen, Dargan, CARNEY, Cuirk, Donoghue, Douglia.n, Dorgan, (See O'Kearney, CUM'ISKY, Donohue, Daughan, Dargin,, Curney, (See McCf, Donohoe, Doheny, DONNELLAN, Corney, IJULLEN, Donohugh, DINEHAN, (HeeO'D), CoNIGAN, (See Mc&O'C),Donahoe, (See O'D), Dunnallan, (See O'C) Cuillen, ' DEMPSEY, Denehan, Dunlan, Conegan, Cullin, (See•O'DJ, Dinahan, Dunlon, Conagan, Cullen, Demsey, DORCHY, DEA, Conigen, COSNAM:HA, Demsy, (SeeO'D), (See O'D), Coneghan, (See Ford,) Demcy, Dorraughy, Day, Connegan, Cosnama, DRISCOLL, Darraughy, Dey, Connighan, DRONE, (See O'D), Darrachy, Dee, CuMMrNs, (See O'D), Drescall; Darrach, DOOLAN, (See O'C), Droan, DruscaH, Darragh, (SeeO'E], Cummmgs, Doran, DURKIN, Darrah, Dolan, Cummons1 Dorian, (See O'D), DAVOREN, Dollan, Crimmons, DONAVAN, Dorkin; (See O'D), Dowlan, CoRCoRAN, (See O'D), Durken, Devoren, Dowlin, (See O'C,) Donovan, DEVINE, Devorin, Doolin, Corcran, Donevan, (See O'D), DONAGH, DENEHY, 66 ~See O'D), DowLING, Flanigen, FLAVIN, Gillen, Dinehy, (See O'DJ, FOGARTY, (See O'F), Gillian, Denahy, Dooling, (See O'F), Flevin, Gillin, DENNIS, 27, DEAl;,EY, Fogarthy, Flahavin, Gillon, Denis, (See O'DJ, Fogerty, Flehavin, Gullon, DERMOTT, Daisey, Fox, 24, FAHEY. 27, Gallon, (See McD), Deacy, FERGUS, Fahy, Gallen, Dermuid, DONEGAN, (See McF), FINE EN, Gillain, Damid, (:::iee O'D), Feargus, (See McF), Gillan, Dermid, Donigan, FAY, . Feenan, Gill el an, Dermot, Donagan, (See McVais, Finan, Gilleland, Dermod,_ Donnegan, Ferrall, Finen, GARRY, Dorm.it, Donnigan, (See O'.F), Finnan, (See McG), DUFFY, Donnagan, Farrell, FALVEY, Garrey, (See OJ)), Dougan, Ferroll, (See O'F), GREAL, D1dfay, Dangan, Ferrell, Folvey, (See McG), Di.ii).ie, Dungan, FLAGHERTY, Fulvey, Grail, Duffey, ELIGOTT, (See O'F), FENNESSY, Grale, Duffin; (See McC), Flaherdy, (SeeU'F); GAVEN, Daffin. Elligott, FAGAN, Finnessy,_ (See McG), Doffi,.' Eligod, (See O'F), Feenessy, Gavin, DULLANTY, 32 EAGAN Fagin, Fannassy, Gavan, Delehanty, (See McE), Fagen, FLYNN, GINTY, Delhanty, Egan, FLANNERY, (See O'F), (See McG), Dolanty, ENRIGHT, (See ·o'F), Flinn, Ginety, Delehant, (SeeO'Hanragh .I< INNELLAN, Flunn, Ginnety, Dileha~t, Enraght, [ty,) (SeeO'F), Flann, Ginly, Dilihanty, FITZPATRICK, Finalon, Flonn, Ginley, DOWELL, 41, Finlan, FRIELL, GILLIGAN, {See McD), FEREIS, Fenlon, (See O'F), (See McG), Dowel, (See McF), Finnell, Freell, Gilegan, Dole, Firbis, Finneran, Freal, GAURAN ► Doul, FEE, Finran, Free, (See McG), Dowl, (See McF), FoRD, 'Zl, GILMER, Gowran, :::)oNALAN, FAIL, Forde, (See McGilmer, Garran, {~e O'D), (S~e Mc & O'F) FINGAR, Gilmore, Gerran, Donnallan, Faile, (See McF), Gilmurry, Garron, Donlan, Fehil, Fingal, GRANIGHAN, Gawran, Donlon Fedhil, FEY, (See McG), (GE.A.RY, DUNLEVY, Feadhil, (See McVey,) Granaghan, (SeeO'G), (See O'D), Faddle, FOLEY, Granigan, Gearey, Dunleavy, FINNERTY, (See O'F), Gru,.agan, Gerry, Donleavy; (See O'F), Foly, Granaha.n, GAWLEY, Donlevy, Fannerty, Folan, Granegan, (See McG), DELANEY, Fennerty, FLATTlc'RY GILROY, Gaulley, (See O'D), FEENEY, (See O'F), (See McG), Gauly, Dellaney, (See O'FJ, Flatterly, Gilrey, G.A.UGHEY, Delany, Finney, Flattley, GILMARTIN, (See O'Caffey, Dellany, Finny, Flatly, (See McG), GERAGHTY, Di)aney, FLANELLY, FORAN, Gilmarten, (See McG), Dulaney, (See O'Fj, (See O'F), GE~TIGAN, Garritee, Dt.AGAN, Flanly, Ferran, (See McG) Garitee, (-Hee O'D), FLANIGAN, Ferren, Getigan, Garre tty, Deegan, (See O'F), FALLON, Gitigan, Garrity, Degen, Flannigan, (See O'F), GASKEY, Garritty, Deeg in, :Flannagan, Fallen, (See McCaRkey Geretty, Diggen, Flanagan, Fallin, GILLoNDE, Garrett, Diggens, Flanagen, Fallun, (See McG), Gerrett, Deaghan, Flanagin, Falloon, Gillund, GA·'.AGAN, (See O'G), (See O'G), Gamoge, HorN, (See O'H) Gavigan, GORMAN, GLESBY, (See McGeogh-Hamlon, Gavighan, (See Mc&OG,) (See O'G), egan,) • Hamil, Gavahan, Garman. Glasby, Hoyne, Hammell, Gaffigan, Gurman, Gilaspey, HALE, Hamel, Gaffican, GILDUFF, GARVEY, (See McH), HIGGIN, Gavican, (See McG), (See O'GJ, HUGH, (See O'H), GLOIN, Gilladuff, Garvy, (See McB), Higgin~, (See McG), GILDEA, GEVANY, HENRY, Heggens, Glynn, (See McG), (See O'G), (See McH, Riggen, Glinn, Gilday, Gilveney, lliVERTY, Hegan, Glenn, GRAITH. Galvany, (See McCafferty Regans, GALLAHAN, (See McGrath,) GRADY, Rafferty, HANVEY, (See Callagb,an, GILFOYLE, (See O'G), Havorty, . (See O'H), Gallighan, (See McG), Gready, Ho:MALTAIN, Hanvy, Galligan, Gilfoil, GRIFFIN, (See McH), HENNESSEY, GEoUGH, Gilfoy, (See O'G), Hamilton, (See O'H), (See McG), Gilfey, GEAVAN, HARTY, Hennessy, Gough, Gilvery, (See O'C), (See McC), Hinsey, (hUL, Gilvy, Given, HOOLAHAN; Hinchy, (See McG), Gilvey, . Givens, (See O'H), Hinchey, GENNIS, GLOUGHLIN; Givin, Holohan, HANLEY, (See McG], (See McL,) Givins, Hollahan, (See O'H), Guinness, Gloughlan, GILLIGAN, Halaghan, . Hanly, GIOLKELLY, GEE, ' . (See McG) Halligan, ' .Handley, (See McG), (See McG), Gelegan, Halahan, Handly, Gilkelly, (;thee, GALLIGAN, Holland, Henly;, Gillykelly, GLANCHY, (See O'G,) Howland, Hendly, GEoGHEreAN, (See McGJ, Gallagan, HoRJUGAN, Hindly, (See McG), GAHAN,, GARA, (See McC), Hindley, Ghegan, (See McGan, (See O'C), Horrighan, REA, Geghan, GALLAGHER, Garra, Harraghan, (See O'H), Gegan, (SeeQ'G), Ghara, Harrahan, Hay, Guigan, Gallaher. Garah, · Harigan, Hays, Goggin, Galligher' Gerah, Harrigan, Hayes, Gaughgan, Galleher, GAFFEY, HORAN, HALLORAN,, Gaughan, Galagur, (See O'C), (See O'H), (See O'H), Gogan, Galahur, Ga:lfy, Horen, Hi.lleran, Gogins, GcALLAGH, Gea:lfey, Horin, Holleran, Gughan, (See O'G,) Geaffy, Horne, Holeran, Gogen, Giollagh, GRANNALS, Horn; Hallinan, Gann, GoRMLEY, (See McR), HAGARTY, Hallanan, Goheen, (1::;ee O'G), GAFFNEY, (See O'H),1 Hollinin, Goin, Gormly, (See O'G), Haggartj, HERLiHY, GOWAN, GEARNEY, Gafney, Hegarty, (See O'H), (Ree McGowan, (See O'Kearney GORLEY, Haggert, Hurlihy;' GURRIE, GARRIGAN, (See O'G ), HoRGAN, Harlihy, (See McCurrie), (See O'C), Gurley, (See O'H), HANNIGAN7 Gurry, Garragan, GEARY, Hargan, (See O'H), GIBBON, Garigan, (See O'G), Hoargan, ·Hannighan, ( See McG Garaher, Gearey, Houragan, Hanigan, Gibbon~ ,Garigle, GLEASON, Hourigan, Hanagan, GILLIOUDlJY, Gorigle, (See O'G), Horrigan, Hanahan, (See McG), Gargal, GALLIVAN, Horrighan, Hennigan, GARVAN, , Garrigle, (See O'G), HAGAN, Henigan, (See O'G), Gonigle, Gallavan, (~ee O'H), HURLEY, Garven, Gonagal, Galvin, Hagin, (See O'H)> Garvin, GOMOGE, Galvan, Hagen, Herley, GoGARTY, (See O'G), Hu::;CARETT36HAMLIN, H~rly, 68 Herly, HART, Keniry, Keneally, Kandy, Harley, ,(See O'H), KILROY, Kenealy, KEEJ,'E, HOGAN, Heart, See M.cGilroy,) Kenneally, (See O'K), (See O'H, Hairt, K1LMURRAY, KEAN, Keeff, Hogen, HoGARTY, (8;:,e McGilmer, (See Mc & 0), Keeffe, Hogin, (See O'H), Kilmurry, Keane, Keifte, HIFFERNAN, Haugherty, KEVEIGH, Kehan, Keiff, (Bee O'H), HARTIG, (See McVey), Keen, Keife, Heffernan, (See O'H), Kevey, Keene, KELLY, Hefferan, Hartig, KESY, KINDELLAN, (See O'K), Heffern, Hortig, (See McK), (See O'K), Kelley, Hefferon, 'Hii:tti:g, Keesey, Kindelan, Kelleigh, Heffton, HAFFRY, KING,'30, ,KEnt,~HER, KEENAN, Hefften, (See McC), KAmN, (See O'K,) (See O'K), HlCE;EY, Hafry, (See McCahan) Kalah~, Kenan, (See'O'H), Harvery, Kahan, Keleher, Kinnon, Ricky, HARA, KERI'N, ·36, Keller, Kenane, HANNAN, (See O'H), Kearn, KERWIO.K, KANE, (See O'H), Hana, Kern, (See Q!K), (See O'K), Hanan, Har'ah, KILFOYLE, Kerewick, Kain, Hanin, HARTIGAN, (See M.eG], KEILE¥, KEARNEY, Hannon, (See 0'H), Kil very, (Bee Coi'gley, (See McU& O'C Han1>n, Hartegah, KNIGHT, Keily, Kearrny, HooLY, Hortigan, (See 'McK), Kiley, Kerny, (See Dooly), Hortegan, KA'NN, KEErJ,A~, KENNEDY, HoNEEN, Hurtigan, (See McC), (See OlK), (See O'K), (SeeO'H), HEALY, Kil!ER'NAN, Keeghan, Kenneday, HOWLEY, (See O'H), (See!McK,) Keehan, Kennedey, (See O'H), Healey, Kernan, KEGG AN, Kennaday, Howly, Haly, Kernahan, (See O'K), KEESHAN, Hawley, Haley, Kernihan, Kegan, (See O'K), Rawly, H1t,r,EJ!lN Kernaghan, Ki!:Ev AN, Kissane, HANRAGHTY, (See O'H), Karnahan, (See O'K), Kussan, (See O'H), HINE, KLASKY, Ki van, KILLIGAN, Hanratty, ( See O'H), (See McCtosk~y Keeffan, (SeeMcG), Henraghty, Heyne, Klaskey, Kevin, Kelegan, Rarity, Haine, KYAN, 2'1 Kevan; KILLEEN, Henratty, Haines, KENNA, KINSifilLLAGH, (See McCullen) HANR:AGHAN, Hines, (Bee McKJ, (1'ee0'K), Killen, (See O'H), HARE, KALLA.GAN, Kinsella, Killian, Hanrahan, (See O'H), (See O'C), Kinshela, KINAHAN, Henraghan; Hair, KaHahan. Kinsley, (See O'K,) Henrahan; Hai Learie, Lenehan, (See O'Ryan), (Ree O'M), Morrow, Lery, Lenihan Mulrehan, Mannion, Morro, LARKIN, Linnehan MADAGAN, Manneene, Murch, (See O'L), MANUS, (See O'M), . MACKIN, MULLIGAN, Larken, (See McM), Madegan, (See Me & 0), (See O'M), Larkins, Magnus, Madigan, Macken, Mullagan, Larkens. Manes, MURRY, Makin, Milligan, LoUGHJ,IN, Mannis, (Se_e O'M), Maken, Millegan, (See Mc & 0), Mannus, Murray, Micken, Mallagan, Loghlin, MONAGHAN, MELAGHLIN, Meekin, Milliken, Loghlan, (See McM) (See O'M), MORONEY, Mulleken, Loghlen, Magnigan, MULCoRNEY, (See O'M), Mullekin, Laughlen, Manahan, (See O'M), Maroney, MALLEDY, Locklin Monahan, Mulcorny, Marony, (See O'M), Loughlen Moynahan, Maolcorney, Morony, Mallody, Laghlen Magnan, MULVIHIL, Murnane, Mahlady, Lochlin, Mangan, (See O'M, Murney, Mahedy, Loughlan, Meenan, Mulvehil, MEAGHER, MANIS, LYNN, MoROUGH, Mulvail, (See O'M), (See O'M), (See McGloin), (See McM), Mulveil, Meaher, MULROONEY, Linn, Morogh, Mulvell, Maher, (SeeO'M), LAVERY, Murtagh, Mulverhill, Mahar, Mulrooney, (See McLaverty Murta, Mulvehill, MULLOWNEY, Mulrony, LYSAGHT, Murtha, Mulvey, (SeeO'M), MULLALLY, {See McL), Mauragh, Mulvoy, Molowny. (!!:lee O'M), Lisett, MULBREANOIN Mulvil, Meloney, Mulhally, LAWLOR, 27, MULiiOY, .Molony, Mulhall, (See O'L), Mulbrenan, (See O'M), Maloney, MOONEY, Lawler, Mulbrannan, Malloy, Meloney, (See O'M), Lalor, Mulbranan, Melloy, MEARA, Moony, Laler, MAHONY, Maloy, (See O'M), Moon, Lelor, (SeeU'M); Meloy, Mara, MULLANE, Lawler. Mahoney, Milloy, Marra, (See O'M), L:,,AHY, Mawhinney, Miloy, Marah, Mulvame, (See O'L), Manny, Muloy, Meadra, MALLON, Lahy, Meaney, MURCH, MINCHIN, ~See O'M), Leahey, Meany, .See McMorra),(See O';M), MALLY, Lahey, MORIARTY, MirGh, Munehin, (See OJ, LASKEY, (See O'M), Merch, MEADE, '20, Malley, (See McClosky) Ma,ri,arty, MULCAHEY, Mead, Maley, Laskie, Muriarty, (See O'M), MILL;\cN, Mealey, LEROY, MADDEN, Mulcahy, (Bee McMillan Mealley, (See McGilroy) (See.O'·M), Meloahy, Mill.en, Mealy, LOONEY, Mzdd.an, MORRISSEY, Mille-n, Malia, (See O'L), Maddin, (See O'M), Milon, Melia, Loney, MURPHY, Morissey, Melon, Mannaman, Lunny, (See O'M), Morrisey, Mellon, Manamand, Loughney, Morphy, MULLADAY, Moylan, Mami.ma, Loughny, MULROY, (See O'M), Meylan, Menomin, LENNON, (See O'M), Melliday, Meylin, Menomy, ( t-,ee McL,) Milroy, Mallody, MAHON, Menomee, Lannon, Milrey, Melodey, (S!le Mc, & O'M Manomy, Lanan, Milry, MORE, Mahan, Ma.nomin, Lannan, MULRENAN, (See Mc & O'M,Mahen, Manomey, Lennan, (See O'M) Moore, Mahone, Maniman, Lenon, MULKERIN, MORAN, Mann, Mamman, Lenane, (See O'M), (See Mc & OM) Main, MALONE, LEN A.HAN, Mulkern, }'foren, MORRA, (See O'M), (See O'Lentigh- Mulkearn, Morin, (See McM), Melone, an), MULRYAN, MANNING, Murrow, MULLANY, (See O'M), (See Lally), MCCANN, 38, McCoNwAY, 22, 27, Mulvaney, McATEE, McCAuGHN, MCCAHAN, 24, McDUGAN, 34, Mulvanny, (/:lee McCarthy, (SeeMcConn, McCABE, 24, McDEARGAN, · MEIGHAN, l\lcAuFFERIN, MCCAUGHAN, MCCAUL, 24, 34, (See O'M), (See iHcAftery), (l:leeMcG-eoghe- McCASKEY,24, · McDOWELL, Meehan, McAfferin, gan), McCAMPBELL, 36 Meghan, McAnE,;, McCLANCY, 37, 24, 37, McDoN;ELL, Meeghan, (See McCabe), McCARTRON, 40 l\fo0oNMIE1 24, 36, Megan, McAbe, McCoNKLIN, McConmee, McDUFFY, Meegan, McARTAIN, 40, MCCLOSKY, 24, (See O'D), Mehagan, (SeeMcCarthen McCoLGAN, 40, McOlaskey, MCELROY, l\liehan, MCAGAN, McCALIGOT, McUloskey, (Hee McGilroy) Meighen, (See McE), See McE), McClusky, McELIGAN, MuLCUSKY, McAuL, McCoocuN, McCluskey, (/:lee McGilli- (See M:cCa.skey) (/:lee McC), (Hee McGeogh- McCREAGH, gan), MULDOON, McAFFERTY, egan), 24, McENEIRY, 30, (See O'M), (See McC), McCASEY, McCARROLL, McEnerney, Mulduin, l\-IcARTHEN, (See O'Casey, (8ee O'C), McEuearney, Muldon, (See McC), (See O'K), McCULLEN, 24, McEuery, Muldoone, J\IIcANTEE, MCCARNEY, McCAFFERTY, McEWEN, Muldowny, (See McGinty., McCoNMARA, . 27, (See McKewen,)' Muldone, McANEIRY, (8eeMcNamara McOt.ARNEY, McELIGO'rT, Muldowney, (Se,:J,McE), MCCOLLIN, (See McLaver- 32, MULREADY, McANERNY, (SeeO'U), ty), McEAGAN, 36, (See McReedy), (t:lee .(\icEneiry) McCUNE, McUAHIL, McEoGAN, 36, MuLLINEUX, McAnerney, (See McKewen, (See O'O), McEvoY, 36, 24, MCALARNEY, McCooL, 62, Mc'JAHY, McFERBrs, 24, MULQUEEN, (See McLaverty MCCURRY, (See O'Mulcahy McF1mcrn~, 24, (/:'.lee O'Quin), MCBRADY, (See O'C), McCONNELL, l\!lcFINuAn;34, McANGAIVNION McBRENAN, MCCORRY, (See O'C), McFINEEN,33, Page 22, 27, (See O'C), McCRODEN, MCFEE, 36, McANBHAIRD, McBRoDY, 30, McUREAN, (See·McRodden McF AIL, 44, 22, McBiRNEY, (See O'CJ, McCAIN, McGovERIN, McAuLY,24, (See O'Byrne), MCCREADY, (See McCahan), (See McAflery), McAauley, McCARTHY, 34 (See l\!lcR), McCAsHINE, McGivern, MCANULTY, 24, McCarty, McORORIN, 27, McGuren, McAnaulty, McCharthy (SeeMcRonan), McCLANAGH- McGnrin, McARoY, 27, McCharty, McCRORY, AN, 27, MCGETTY, McARTHUR, 37, McCart, (See McR), McCoimv, 30, (See McAtee), McArthurs, McCourt, MCCRADY, McCoGHLAN 30 McGARRIUAN, McAULIFF, 34, McCprt, (See O'G), McCORMICK, (See O'Oorri- McAuliffe, MoCoRRIGAN, McCRADEN, 30, gan), McAvoY, 36, (See O'C), (See McRodden McCAREY,33, McGRATH, 30, McAvey, McCARTNEY34 McCALLAGH- McCLEARY,33, McGrnw, McAFEE, McCourtney, AN, 33, McGra, (See McFee, McCuRTEN, 34, (See O'C), McCLELLAND, McGuANHmAN McA vorct, MCCUTCHEON, McCoMOGY, 33, 22, (See McAvoy), 34, (See McG), McCREACHAIN, McGILMARTlN, McAF:FREY, 36, MrCAFFERIN, McCnmisky, 33, 22, McAffry, (See McAffry), McCLAVERY, McCAULIF, McGETTrGAN, Mc AN ANY, 36, McCaverin, (See McLaver- (See McAuliff), 22, McAnnany, · MCCROSSEN, ty), McCaulifle, MCGILLONDE, McAnaney, (See O'C), MCCRAE, McCauliff, 22, MeAneney, McConnEN, 36, (See McGrath, McCowlifl; McGENNIR, 22, McANALLY, 37, McCAFFEY, McCRAITH, McCEAD, 33, McGinnis, McAnnally, (See O'C), (See McGrath), McCLINE, MeGinnes8, McAnelly, McCARTHEN, 1\lfcCARTAN,22, (See McGloin), McGrr,MF,R, 22, McALLAN, 37, 36, McCosTELLO, McDoN McGeogh, (See O'C), (See McG), (See McGilroy, McQuuLAN, McGeoy, McGEE 36 Mcinnis, McLorn, (See McCullen) McGough, McGhe'e, ' Mclr,MER, (See_ McG ), McQUINNJ, McGEARNEY, McGUIRE, 36; (8ee McG,) McLANcEY, (See O'Q), (SeeO'Kearney, McGLANCHY, MclLROY, (See McC), McRANNALLS, McGRANNALs, 37, (See McGilroy, McLosKEY, 22, (See McRannals McGANN, 38, McKEOGH, 22, (See McC), McRODDEN, 22, McGRODEY, 1vicGAuN, 36, McMANNTs, 27, McRODY, 22, (See McRody), (SeeMcGeoghe- McKNIGHT, 22, 36, McRONAN, MCGREADY, gan), McKIERNAN, 27 McMILLAN, 27, (See O'RJ, (See McReedy) McGrTcHEN; McKEsY, 27, McMAHON, McREAL, McGAUGHY, (See McCut- McKENNA, 32, 30, 36, 38, (See McG), (See O'l'affey), cheon), McKENNY, 62, McMoNAGHAN, McRORY, 22, McGLoIN, 24, McGAUGHGAN, McKENNELLY, 36, McREEDY, 30, McGn,RoY, 24, (See McGeogh- (See O'K), McMoROUGH, McRouRKE; McGroLKELLY1 egan), McKEY, 36, 38, (See O'R, 24, McGLANIGHAN, McKEARNEY, McMoRRA, 38, McREREY, 36, McGAuRAN, (See McC), (See O'C), _ McMoRE, 28, McREGAN, 24, McGlanigen, . McKARRIGAN, McMuRRY, (See O'R), McGAWLEY, · McGrnENY, (See McC), (SeeO'M), McREARDERON 24, (See McGibbon McKERRIGAN, McMoRAN, (See O'Riorden) McGIN, 27, McGELLlGOT, (See O'K), (See O'M), McRea.rdon, McGinn, (See M('E), McKEAN, McMuLLIN, McSHANLY, 22, McGunn, McHAVERTY, (See O'K), (See O'M), McSWEENEY, McGuinn, (See McC), McKANE, McMAcKIN, 24, ;\lclh vrn, 27, McHARTY, (See O'K), (See O'M), McSEY, McGERAGHTY, (8ee McC), McKEARN, McMeekin, (See McKesy), 27, McHAFFY, · (See Kerin), McMickin, McSHANE, 24, McGrnBON, 27, (See O'Caffey), McKrNTY, McMANARA, McSHEEHY, 36, McGARRY, 27, McHAFRY, (See McGinty, (See McNama. McSHEA, McGREAL, 27, (8ee McCaffry), McKenty, ra), (See O'S), McGoRMAN, McHavery,' McKILMURI\AY McMamara, McSULLIVAN, 28, McHARRIGAN, (See McGilmer McMANM,AN, (See O'S), McGoMOGY, (See McC), McKANN, (See O'Mally, McSLATTERY, (SeeO'Gomoge McHuGH,22, (See McC), McMamman, (See O'S), McGAGHWELL, McHoIN, McKrLIGAN, McManama, McSHEEHAN, (See McCaul), (SeeMcGeoghe-(See McG), McMenomin,- (See 0'8), McGawell, gan), McKALE, McManomy, McTIERNAN, 27 McGaul, McHENRY, 24, (See McH), MCNAMEE, McTIERNY, 22, McGLotJGH- Meli.A.LE, 27, McKuNN, (SeeMcCon- McTuLLY, 24, LIN, McHoMALTAIN,(See McGloin),mie), McTUMMY, 27, (See McL), 33, McKline, McNESTOR, 22, McTEIGUE, 30, McGuRRY, McHENDRICK, McKINNIS, McNuLTY, 24, McUL1FF, (See McCJ, (See McHenry, (See McGennis) McNIELL, 24, (See McAuliff), McGEARY, MclTH, 37, McKENRY, McNeale, McUTCHfN, (SeeO'Geary), MclLLIGoT, (See McHenry) MCNEVIN, 27, (See McCJ, McGARRAN, (See McE), McKendrick, McNAMARA, 30 McV Ais, 27, 36, See McGauran) MCINERNY, McKEowN, 62, McNanamara, McVEY, 8H, McGAHAN, (See McEneiry) McKune, McNarama, McVEAGH, :-l6, (Hee McGann), Mclnerney, McKewen, McNENY, 36, McWARD, 1\1\:GEHAN, Mclnnerny, MCLOUGHLIN, McNAIIGHTON, (See McAn- 1See McGeoghe- Mclnarny, 24, 36, Bhaird), gan), Mclnary, McLocHLIN, 24, McNALLY, McWmLLAN, McGeehan, • Mclnairy, McLYSAGHT 30, (See McA), (See McQuillan McGILDUJ,'F, 30, MclLMARTIN, MCLENNON, 33, 1v1cNEYLAN, MACAVOIG, McG1LDEA, 30, (SeeMcGilmar- McLENAGHAN, (See O'N), (See McAroy), McGREHAN,34, tin), (See McC), McPHEALAN, MACREADY, McGILLICUDDY, MclNTEE, McLenihan, (See O'P), (See McReedy) 34, (See McG), McL:rnahan, McQuADE, 22, MA<'UTCHIN, McGALLAGHAN MclNNES, McLEROY, McQurnc, 33, (Se" McC ), 72 MACooL, (See McL), Naghtan, O'CoSGRAVE,24, O'CoNRAN, 34, (See McC), MAHAFFY, N aughtan, O'IJREAGH, 24, O'CowLEY, 34, 11:ACRAITH, (See McC), Noughten, O'CA WLEY, 24, O'Cumc, 34, (See McG), MAKLIN, . NooNAN, O'CANAVAN, 24, O'CuRRY, 34, MAGEE, (See McGloin), (See 0), O'CoNNOLLY, O'CAsstDAY, 36, (See McG), MAKILMARTIN, Noonen, 24, O'CowAN, 36, MAGUIRE, (See McGilmar Nunan, O'CoBLEY, 24, O'CoNAIL, 36, (i:-iee McG), tin), Noone, O'CAHAN, 24, O'CONIGAN, 36, Maguirey, MANEELY, Noon, 0'0ATLIN1 24, O'CoRRIGAN, 36 Maguira, (See McKen'nel- NEYLAN, O'CoNNELLAN1 O'CoRNYN, 37, Magyar, ly ), (See Mc & 0), 24, O'CAVANAGH, Magwyr, MECUTCHEN, Neylen, O'CLURNEAN, 38, Magoire, (See McCutche- Nealan, 24; O'CuLLEN, 38, MAGOWAN, on), Neelans, O'CAHANE,24, O'CARBRY, 40, (See McAngaiv MEGONIGLE, Neilon, O'CROISAN, 241 O'CosN AMHA,. nion), (See McGarri- Naillen, O'CooNEY, 24, (See Ford), MAGAWLEY, gan), NoR-ToN, O'CLORANE, 25, O'DREH:AN, 22, 24, Megonagal, (See 0), O'CULHANE, 25, O'DuRKIN, 22, MAGARRY1 MEGOWAN, O'Brosnahan, O'f)ARBERY, 25, O'DoRcY, 22, (See McGarry), (See M'c.Angaiv. 22, O'CROWLEY, 27, O'DuANE, 22 32: MAGE.A.RY, nion), ()'BEGLEY, 24, O'CREAN, 27, 0'DEVINE, 22, (See O'G), MEGRUE, O'BRIGAN, 24, O'CoRRY, 27, O'DowLEJY, 25, MAGRADY, (See'McGrath),O'BROGAN, ::4, O'CuRRAN, 27, O'DALY, 25, 34, (See O'G), Megraw, O'BoYLE, 24, O'CAsHINE, 27, O'DINEHAN, 25, MAGUTCHION, MEGEE, O'BROLCHAN, O'CuMMINs, 27, O'DINANE, 25, (See McC), (See McG), 24, 0'CoNoRDoN1 O'DoNNELLY, MAGRATH, MEGERRY, O'BOGAN, 27, 25; (See McG), (dee McGarry), (See O'Hogan), O'CoNNORSLI- O'DERMODY, 25 Magraw, Megary, O'BRAOINS, 24, GO, 27, " O'DoHERTY, 25 Magra, NOWLAN, O'BRENAN, 24, O'CONNOR RoE, O,DoRCHY, 2\ MAGARGAL, (See O'N), O'BRANIGAN, 27, O'DoNNELL,25, (See McGarri- Nolan; 24, O'Cm,NOR CoR- O'DUWENAN, gan), Nolin, O'BoLGER, 24, CUMROE, 27, 25, Magarge, Nolen, O'BRADLEY, 27, O'CoNNERTY, O'DUNLEVY, 25, MAGARAHAN, Noland, O'BRDSLAN, 27, 27, O'DooLAN, 27, (See McCarri~ NENY, O'BEIRNE, 27, O'CoNAGHTY, O'DoNNELLAN, gan), See MeN,) O'BERGUE, 27, 27, 27, MAGAN, Nany, O'BRIEN, 30, O'CoNcANoN, 27 O'DEA, ao, (See McGan), Ninny, O'BrLREY, 30, O'CLANCHY, 30, O'DELANEY, 30 MAGAUN, Neany, O'BRODY, 30, O'CoRMAc, O'DoNAGHOE, (See McGeogheNeany, O'BELLIAN, 30, 30. 38, 34, gan), NULTY, O'BRANNON, 33, O'CoNKLIN, 30, O'DoNAGHY, 34 MAGLINN, (See McA), O'BANNON, 33, 0'CARMODY1 30, O'DuGAN, 34, (See McGloin),Naulty, O'BYRNE, 38, O'CASEY, 32, O'DuNNADY, MAGUIGAN, NESTOR, O'BREEN, 38, O'CARROLL, 32, 34, (See McGeoghe (See McNestor) O'Bmc, 39, 38, O'DEASY, 39, gan), NEARNEY, O'BARRY, 40, O'CoLEMAN, 32, O'DoNELAN, 39, MAGILMARTIN, (See McEneiry O'BRANAIN, 40, O'CONNOR, O'DEMPSEY, 40, (See McGilmar-Nerney, O'BRENNAN,41, 32, 40, O'DoNEGAN, 41, tin), N airy, O'CAsIE, 22, O'CoRCORAN, 32 O'Dowo, 33, MAGILLOND, Neary, O'CONNOR KER- O'CLEARY, 33, O'DUFFY, 33 38 (See McGil- NEILL, RY, 22, O'CRIOCHAN, 33 O'DRONE, 33, londe), (See Mc& 0), O'CoNWAY, 22, O'CAFFY, 33, O'DAVOREN, 34, Magillon, Neale, 0'CARROLAN1 O'CALLAGHAN, O'DENEHY, 34, Magallon, Neal, 22, 34, O'DEAGAN, 34, MAGINTY, Neall, O'CoIGLEY, 22, O'CALLAN, 34, O'DEVER, 34, (Flee McG), Neil, O'CAHILL, 22 29 O'CoLLrns, 34, O'DINERTY, 34, MAGILIGAN, Niel, O'CONNERY, 22, O'CoNNEALLY, O'DoNA VAN, 34 (See McG), NEAGHTAIN, O'CoYLE, 32, 34 O'DoNAGHOE, MAGLOUGHLAN, (See Mc & OJ, O'CoNLIVAN 24, O'CONNELL, 34, MoRE, 34, 73 ,O'Do:N'.A:GHOE, O'HAMLIN, 25, O' KEES HAN, 3;5, 0' l\foLKERIN, Phelin; 34, O'HA:iihL, . O'Kf:u,Y, 36, 40, Phelan, O'DOIVLEN, 36, (See" O'Hamlin) 0' KEHRlllAN, O'NoWLAN, 22, QUIN O'DooLEY, 36, O'Hm<~rN', 25}c0 36, O'NEILL 25, (See O'Q): O'DilrscOLL, 37, O'HANV~:Y, 25, 0' Kni1sELLAGH, O'NEALE, 25, Quinn. O'DowLING, ?8, O'HEN~Ei:;SY, . ,:{8, . ,, O'NEAGHTAIN, Queen, O'FERRALL, 22, 26, O'KitMi.N, Z!l, 30, . . (See Mulqueen) O'FLAGllERTY, O'HAL1.diHN, O'KnhiiAN, 39, O'NooNA:!i, 35, Qu_JLL1 22, 28,. . O'LA1¢Loii1~. O'NEYitlfN. (See O'Q), O'FLATi-IERY, O'HALti#.(k280'LooHLr'N 22, Z6, 89, , Qurnv; 22, ,,. O'HAl!ttfili, 28, O'.J,A,VE1tj¥, ,~8, O'NORT.ON). 36; (Si::e O'Q}, O'FAGA:&, 25, O'HEX, tfi; . O'btlo'Wl!lt','3&, O'PHl!!ALAN'; 39 Quirk; O'EoLEY, 27., , O'Hklti,{.irf, 30, 0' LJt\H1.1, g$i. O'Qrir:N; 25, 3:k Quick, O;FALVEY 1 27, O'HAill[iUlN, OJ~iitk1~,3i:s, O'Q01Nf:.AN, 25, QurLLA.N, O'FrnN.ii.:itiY, 27, ~'V· 81 RNFt.'Eli.TY ""'''" ,,,, '"1,:l~ • ' . . ' ' ' ' ' O'Frn~),;LLAN, O'HoWLt([,1, ;so, . , , , ·,,, r , O'RYAN; s~,; (See 0 1.It), . ' .w~, ., ' O'HAiiat.lHTY, ~ 1Mu1J:ofdlEY, o:R,A<,:f;~;,4&,, R?NA~, •. , ; 0 Ft.A ".IN, 34, , 31), 2'5, . , 0 RIORD'A:N, l'f0, See Mc & (!j R O'F~'i~r:.±.,,38, O'HA'i:tgAiUl'AN, O'Mm,vl'#r¥, 25, O'SuKi/r,,i:N', ~2, Ronayne, O'Fdi¼~ 39, 40 30 , O'J'lttifu:.'o't 25, O'SHER'i'i'i.lt!/;25 Ronin, . O'F6~XR~}'; 40, O'Hir,i.¥.!i#, 32, O'Mut};\t'rl~ 25 O'SwNl\}!!t!!'S, RouR&:E,, Q~]:Au\'ii:, 4;!.i 0' HiN\i1 ~ . O' M'ott\fojgi;;t28, 0 'Siffir,\ 2't>, ( See M O'GALLAVAN, O'KELLEHER, O'MULDOON1 O'TYN, 22, (See Mc & O'R, 34, 30, 33, 38, O'TIERNY, 38, Regen, O'GARvrN, 34, O'KENN,~DY, 30, O'MAnONY, 35, O"ruoHY, 31, Regin, O'GoGARTY, 40, O'KERWI RIORDAN, 8IONAGH, SMITH, Sullivant, Touhey, {See Jvlc & 0), (See O'S), (See McAngaiv SHEEHEY, Toohig, Riorden, Sarni,, nion), (:See O'S), Twohig, Reorden, (See O'S), SEX0N, Sheehy, TOLAR, Reordan, l'lheil, (See O'd), Sheedy, (See O'T), Riordon, Sheili, Sexton, TEIGH, Toler, Reordon, Shiell, SPILLANE, (See O'T). Tolarg, Rearden, Shields, (See O'S), Tigh, TRACEY, Reardan, SLEVIN, Spealan, Tighe, (See O'T), Reardin, (See O'S), Speal, Tigue, Tracy, Rea radon, Slavin, Spea, Teague, Treacey, Reariden, ScuLLEl'f, SHAN AG HAN, TUOMY, Treacy, Rearderon, (See O'S), (See O'S), (See O'T), WARD, RAN AG HAN, Scollen, t:::!hanahan, Twomy, (See McAn {8ee McGr), Scallan, Shannaghan, Too LE, Bhaird), Ran,agan, Scallon, Shannon, (See O'T), WHELAN, Ranah an, SHEA, Shanagan, Tool, (See McQuillan Renahan, (See O'i::i), Shangan, Toohil, Whelen, Renighan, 8hay, Stranaghan, TYN, Whalen, RoDY, Shee, Stranahan, (See O'T), Whallon, ,(See Mc R), SHEEHAN, Straµan, Tinn, Wheelon, Roddy, (See O'S), SHINE, TIERNEY, Whalin, :SKE:J!.RETT, Sheehane, (See O'S), (Bee O'T), Whielen, (See Huscarett, Sheahan, BHAUGHAN, Tierny, Whellen, Skerritt, Shean, (See O'S), Tearney, Whoulin, SCANLAN, Shane, SHAUGHNESSY, Tearny, Whelan, ,(See O'S), SCULLY, (Bee O'S), TIERNAN, Wheelan, Scanlon, (See 0'8), ShanneBSy, (Bee McT), Whalen, Scanlen, Sculley, Shonnessy, Tearnan; Whallan, :Scanlin, Scalley, SULLIVAN, TUOHY, Whallin, .SHERIDAN, SLATTERY, (See O'S), (See O'T), WADE, (See O'S), (See O'S), Solivan, Twohy, (See McQuade,) Sheriden, Slattry, Sillifant, Toohey, 75 'rIIE LEGEND OF ST. PATRICK'S :S:AND. A tidal branch of Lough Cone, alias Strangford, connected with the Irish Channel, flows up the River Quoile at Downpatrick, and washes the base of those gently-rising hills on one of which the ancient Cathedral of the see of Down once stood, now replaced by a modern edifice. The consecrated ground still remains distinct; rendered more sacred as the burial-place of St. Patrick, who died about A. D. 493, and was there interred. In the same narrow house are said to be de posited the mortal remains of St. Bridgida, (not the Swedish Saint and Princess), the Canoness of the adjoining Nunnery of Saul, which wasfounded under the holy auspices of the former saint. However this may be, they are generally supposed to occupy one grave, and the traditional tomb attracted the the visits of innumerable pilgrims to do homage to their sanctity. A splendid memorial at their place of sepulture, was said to have been erected by St. Columba, who left other monuments of his architectural piety at Hy-Culumb-Kill-that is, the Island of Columb's Church, or Iona, oil the coast of Argyle, in Scotland. He was supposed to have been a disciple of St. Patrick, and had frequent intercourse with Ireland, during the reign of Laogare, one of the ancient Kings, whom he assisted in arranging an amicable settlement, with his turbulent bards or fileas, who seem to have been the Senators or Privy Councillors of the kingdom. After the death of Laogare, ,who was converted to Christianity by St. Patrick, St. Columba carried on the work of conversion, and left a solemn injunction that, whenever he died, his body should be laid in St. Patrick's grave. He breathed his last at Icolumbkill, but at that period, during one of the hostile vicissitudes which impeded the early progress of Christianity, .the Druids or Pagans had obtained possession of Lecale, and their presence was marked by the destruction of all sacred buildings, among o.thers, of the cathedral of Down, and the tomb of St. Patrick. Under these adverse circum stances it became impossible at that tini.e to comply with the dy-ing wishes of St. Columba. After the lapse, however, of many yea.rs, when the rites of Christianity were revived, and a solemn assembly was held for the first time, on the 17th of March, the birthday of their patron saint, In the ruins of the cathedral, then, on looking down the hill, a small skiff was seen to float with the incoming tide, and steer its course directly to the place where the worshippers had assembled. The singular appearance of the boat without a helmsman awakened astonishment iu the people, and on nearer inspection its only freight was found to consist of a mouldering cof~ fin, which appeared to have lain in the ground for a long, long period. A scroll on the lid gave the name of its occupaut,-"St. Columba," with a direction that it should be deposited in St. Patrick's grave. All vestiges of his tomb had long since been obliterated; an insuperable difficulty, therefore, arose in fixing on the precise place of sepulture, when, in the midst of discussion, and anxious inquiry as to the exact site, an aged hand was seen slowly to emerge from the ground with an episco pal ring on one of the fingers, as if held forth to offer the hospitality of a resting-place to his saintly brother. The mysterious omen was accepted by the clergy, and the people; the immigrant coffin was deposited in the grave thus distinguished, and in testimony of this miraculous intervention, the protruded l;i.and was severed by some of the holy men then present, was covered with a case of silver wire gilt, and for a long time used as a charm in the cure of various diseases. For many centu ries it remained in possession of a respectable family named Russell, with whom it was seen by the writer of this note. It is now said to be in the safekeeping of a. right :reverend prelate·of the Catholic Church.-1/1-ustrated .Londan News. INDEX OF ARMS. 1 O'Conor Don, McGowan, 108 O'Tuohy, 164 O'Catlin, 2 O'Reilly, Smith, 109 O'Neaghtain, 165 Caulfield, 3 O'Lonegan, .55 ()'Kennelly, 110 0' Ho:wley, 16.6 0',Dowley, 4 O'Garvey, 56 0'0orinor Ker- 111 Conroy King. 167 McCloskey, 5 O'C.rea1,1, ry, llf O'Q\linn, 168 O'Quinlan' 6 O'Flanaglin, fJ7 O'J<'err11ll, 113 ~ic~;u;r1c;r.~, 169 l\IcCahan, 7 ◊'Mullally, ~8 l\JcKeog],i, 11;1 Me.!1, 217 McHugh, McDugan, 267 O'Madden, 295 O'Conor Faihy, Dal Cais, 242 McCodden, 268 O'Carroll, · 296 0' Donnellan, 218 McDeargan, 243 O'Murphy, 269 McGee, 297 0'( 'ollins, O'Deagan, 244 O'Flynu, 270 McMorra, 298 McKeown, 219 O'Duffy, 245 McSheehy, McMurch, 299 McClancy, 220 0' Hearn, 246 O'Mahony, 211 Mack, 300 McQuay, 221 McGuire, 247 O'Sullivan, 272 O'Gara, 301 O'Driscoll, McAffrey, 248 McDonnell, 273 O'Dowling, 302 O'Callaghan, 222 McArtain, 249 O'Breen, 274 McVey, · 303 ()'Davoren, 223 O'Hanlon, 250 O'Corrigan, 275 -McFingah, 304 McNally, 224 0' Keeffe, O'Kerrigau, 276 O'Duane, 305 McAuliff, 225 Huscarett, 251 McConklin, 277 0' Minchin, 306 O'Cavanagh, Skerritt, 252 Ahern, 278 McCreachain, 307 McCarthy, 226 McKenna, 253 O'Connell, 279 O'Dever, 308 O'Donegan, 227 McCnrten, 254 O'Sexon, 280 McMillan, 309 Lenihan, 228 Kerin, 255 O'Leary, 281 O'Flanagan, 310 McLennon, 229 0'8haughnessy 256 McCleary, 282 O'Kinsellagh, 311 McGrehan, 230 O'Hara, 557 McAvoy, 283 O'Cornyn, 312 O'Keenan, 231 McCartney, McEvoy, 284 O'Mooney, 0 7Kinahan, 232 McClelland, 258 O'Cassidy, 285 McMore, 313 McSweeney, 233 O'Callan, 259 O'Rafferty, 286 O'Deasey, NaTuadh. 234 McCann, 260 O'Milroy, 287 O'Dwyer, A O'Mallady. 235 O'Meighan, 261 O'Faillon, 288 O'Phealan, B O'Nowlan, 236 O'Donaghoe, McFail, 289 McRery, C O'Mallon, 837 McEagan, 262 McGann,. 290 McCartron, D McShane, 238 O'Larkin, 263 O'Neylau, 291 O'Moriarty, E McManus, 239 O'Riordan, 264 O'Carroll, 292 McMahon, F McReedy, 240 O'Tracy, 265 McFineeu, 293 O'Drone, G O'Conklin, 241 O'Dugan, 266 FitzPatrick, 294 O'Flynn, FINIS.