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CONTENTS —

PAGE Preface .. V

CHAPTER I.—PERSONAL NAMES

—Native Names I

§ 2 —Classification of Irish Names 2

§ 3 —foreign names in ireland 6

§ 4 —cognomina 13

§ 5 —interchange of names 13

§ -i —declension of names 14

CHAPTER II.—SURNAMES NAMES

§ I.—GA]- Lie SURNAMES .. 15

§ -.—SURNAMES OF THE SI-:AN-GHAILL . .. 17

^ .. .. . § 3.—COGNOMLVA USED AS SURNAMES .. . 21

§ 4.— ALTEJiNATIVE FOKM OF SURNAMES 21

§ 5.—SYNOPSIS OF TVI'LS OF SURNAMES .. 23

§ 6.—DECLENSION OF SURNAMES .. .. 24.

01" § 7.—e^URNAMFS FEMALF.S .. 27

§ 8.—surnames in tiif spoken language .. 30

§ 9.—Interchange of Surnames •• 33

;§ 10.—Anglicisation of surnames . . •• 35 IV

• PAGE explanatory note 40

Names of Men . . .42

Names OF WOMEN 47 surnames 50

c s PREFACE

The favourable reception everywhere accorded to the " New Edition (EngHsh- Irish) of Stomnce 5'''^^''^^^^ ^T 5Alt " leads me to believe that the issue of a correspond- ing Irish-English version would be welcomed by the Irish public.

The transfer of the Post Offtce and other public services to Irish hands makes the issue of such a version eminently desirable, if not indeed absolutely necessary.

Post Office officials, and especially rural postmen, will here have a handy book of reference which will enable them to avoid delay in handling correspondence ad- dressed in Irish and minimise the chances of misde- livery.

But apart from its utility in the public services, which is its main purpose, it is hoped that the book will prove generally useful.

My thanks are due to my friend, Utpce^nx) "po^i^-OA, whose invaluable assistance I had on this, as on other occasions, in reading the proofs.

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Kilmallock, May 26th, 1922. — — —

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THE IRISH NAME-SYSTEM

CHAPTER I—PERSONAL NAMES

§ I Native Names

The Ancient Irish, like the Greeks and Hebrews, were called by only one name, as Aonguf, T)iAtvmAi'o, "Oorh-

riAit, &c. ; but, for the sake of distinction, a cognomen derived from some personal peculiarity, or a patronymic formed by prefixing rriAc to the genitive case of the father's name, or 6 to that of the grandfather, was sometimes added. Surnames in the modern sense were unknown in Ireland before the tenth century. This usage necessitated a large number of names and led to the formation of a very varied and interesting Gaelic personal nomenclature. The Annals of the Four Masters alone contain nearly two thousand names, and perhaps as many more might be collected from genealogical books and other sources. Some of these names, no doubt, lived only for a short time and have long since entirely disappeared ; but we have names, like Act), AfvC, CiAn, ConCoDAjA, T)iA|\niAiT), •Ooitin^lt, X)onn6Atf, GoCAit), 605-411, &c., which have been in uninterrupted use from the earliest period of which we have record down to the present any day ; while many others, though long obsolete as Christian names, are still preserved in our surnames. — :

^ 2 Classification of Irish Names Irish personal names may be divided according la

lorm into several classes : 1. The first and oldest class consists of names lormed by the union of two independent elements or themes,*

both nouns and generally monosyllables, as :

Aon-gup t (one-choice). mAon-5aI (battle- ruler), fnu]A-5AL (sea-valour), PaoI-ca-6 (wolf- warrior), niAll-sup (champion-choice), plAic-seAp (dominion-choice), Cuac-aI (people-ruler),

I eA]i-5vif (sea- choice), Cwac-saI (people-valour).

2. The second class comprises names formed by the union of two nouns, the first of which governs the

^econd in the genitive case, as ;

Cu-CACA (hound of battle), Cu-niApA (hound of the sea). "OonnpLeiOo (Brown- inan+ of the mountain). "Oub eAnuiA (Black-man of eAiiiAin). "Oub-j'ice (Black-man of peace), mAol-AnpAi-6 (chief of the storm).

The second noun sometimes takes the article, as .

Cu-An-At)nAi5 (hound of the fair). 510IIA HA ilAOtii (servant of the saints) A large number of names of this class are compounds of TTlAot. or 5»c)tLA, and the name of God or a saint, as

mAolbpisTjo (servant of St. Brigid), mAolpATjpAis (servant of St. Patrick). gtollA Cjti'opc (servant of Christ) SiotlA "Oe (servant of God).

*Such names are termed dithematic The first element I^ called the prototheme, the second the deuterotheme Some themes are exclusively protothemes, others exclusively deutero- themes; while others canbe either protothemes or deuterothemesw Names containing only one element are termed monothematic.

t In order to show more clearly the composition of the names, the themes are separated by a hyphen, tOr Lord of the mountain. :

Ceite was used in the same way, as : Ceile Cpiofc (spouse of Christ), Ceile poA-OAitA (spouse of Peter).

T)ut> is frequently compounded with a word, or place-

name, preceded by the numeral "oa, two, as : *Out)--OA-li)OiiteAnn (Black of the two Burrens), •Otib-'OA-c|iioc (Black of the two territories), X>vjb--OA-inbeAp (Black of the two river mouths), •Oub--OA-leice (Black of the two sides, or halves),

pe^p was similarly used, as : peA]t--oA-c|iioc (man of the two territories), Cu, a hound, and figuratively a warrior or chieftain^ enters largely into the composition of names of this class.

3. The third class, which comprises only a few names, consists of names formed from two nouns

connected by a conjunctive particle, as : Cij-5An-TTJACAitt (motherless hound), •OAl-|ie--oocAip (difi&cult division). peAji-5An-Ainm (nameless).

4. The fourth class, which is very numerous, com- prises names formed by the union of a noun and a qualifying adjective, as : ^|fO-5Al (high valour), X)xib-cij (black hound), CiA|t-mAC (black son), "Oub-siollA (black lad), *Oonn-ceAr«n (brown head), pOTin-bA|t|t (fair head), *Ou5-ceAnn (black head), -plAnn-CAX) (ruddy wa.rrior)»

Or the adjective may follow the noun, as : t>Aift^-fMonn (fair head), Cu-T)ub (black hound), "bitAn'-oub (black raven), giollA-'oub (black lad), CeAnn-x>ub (black head), mAol-CAOin (gentle cnief).

5. The fifth class comprises " pet" names,* or shortened forms of the dithematic names already described, as :

t)Aiiipe, t^Aijie, t)A|if»A for t)Ai|t]ipior»n or "pionnbA^tft pionriA, "ptonnu, "ptnniA for "pionnbAjtit, or some other name commencing with pionn-.

" * Ordinary "pet names are : Pat and Paddy for Patrick, Tom and Tommy for Thomas, Will and Willie for William, Sometimes no trace of the second element remams, and the " pet" name is then undistinguishable from a monothematic name (next class below). Thus, for instance, Aott may be a shortened form of Ae-OJein, Aot)$Ai, or AcOtuj;, or it may be a monothematic name and originally bestowed directly. Besides, the " pet" name may be either the prototheme or the deuterotheme. t)|\An, for instance, may be short for t)iAAndiminutive termina- tion, especially -An. (See be^ow, Class 8). 6. The sixth class consists of monothematic names, that is, names which contain only a single element and at the same time are not reduced forms of dithematic

names, as : "bpeAC (speckled, spotted), gtiAine (noble, generous), "bitoc (a badger), ReAnti (a spear), Ca-oIa (fair, beautiful), SeA^^^Ac (a foal, flighty), CAom (gentle, loveable), Sio-oa (silk, silken), Colm (a dove), CeirheAn (dark, grey).

7. The seventh class comprises derivatives, that is, names formed from other names, and from nouns and adjectives, by the aid of prefixes and suffixes, as :

Prefixes : Ain-eiflif Suf&xes : Cac-ac Am-jein X)ijnAT)-AC, Ain-rhi|ie, "blofC-AX), Aic-jein, l/Afeii-AiT)*, Ap-JAl, *OotAC-Ai-6e, An-ltiAr», Scol-Aige, Corh-5An, l,A05-Aiiie, eoTh-5All, Ciaii--6a, *OiO-CTI, *Otlb-T)A, •OlO-TTJAfAC, t)ttt«A1X)-eA"6, *Oo-CA]icAC, Rim-eATD, 615-ceAttcAC, 5lAif-Tie, eo-5An, Coin-neAC, "PAiit-ceAllAC, CriAim-feAC, Rd-bA^CAC, Colp-CA, SO-CAIICAC, *OtJlD-CAC, S«-it)ne, Ctioig-teAC. When the suffix is added to a dissyllabic name or word, contraction usually takes place. 8. The eighth class consists of diminutives. These are formed by the addition of the following termina- tions, viz. : -An* ( eAn), -x^^Anf (-eAsAn), -ein, -in, and

-o5(-e05), as :

AllSeAtlATl, t)l^tAT)A5An, C]i6iniTi, mAO-665, CeAllACAn, eocA5An, "Ouibin, lontriAiTieATi, muitteASATi, pinnein, TTIviineos.

The same root word, or " pet" or mono! hematic name, has often several diminutive forms. Thus many have diminutives in -A-n and -AgAn, as :

At^cAn.J AfCAsAn, t)HAt1, "bjlAriATl, "bfAnAgAn, pionn, pionnAti, pionnAgAn, JTIatiti, •plAnriAn, "piAnnAgAn, tllAll, tliAllAn, tliAllASAn ;

some in -Sn and -in as :

CAf, CAfAn, CAifin, Ci<6n, Cf onAn, Cf oinin, Bl-Af, 5lAfAn, SlAifin,

Of. OfAn, Oifin ; and a few in -An and -05 as : CAom, CAOITIAn, CAonios, Colm, ColmAn, tnocol 11165.

A large number have three forms of diminutive, viz. : in -^n, -In, and --AgAn, as :

ClA]l, CiAfin, Cei|un, ClAfAJAn, T)onn, "OonnAn, *Ouinnit% 'OonnA5An, *OxjbAn, •Ouibtn, 13ubA5An,

0-DA|1, Q-DjiAn, Ui"U]iin, 0-6fA5An ;

*-An had originally the force of a patronymic, like the Greek -ides, and meant " son of." ' -A5An is a double diminutive from -65 and -An. jMany of these diminutives are " pet" names. Thus Ar.cATDAn (little storm) is best explained as a pet diminutive of

niAolAnfAitt (chief of the storm) ; gAOicin of mAolj;AOite

(chief of the wind) ; Sleibin of "Oonnfleibe (Lord of the moun- tain) ; Co5AT)An of Cu co5ai-6 (hound of war) ; tlAOiriAn (little saint) of 510IIA riA ii<^om (servant of the saints). : —

also in -An, -65, and -A^An, as : -Ao-d, -Ao^Ati, mAOT)65,* Ao'6A5An, 5o]^TnAn, Sojim, 5or"i05. BottmAsAn ;

and in -An, -in. and -65, as :

CAtttiA, eAttriAn, eijinin, meAfinos.

There is also a diminutive form in -n^c (modern -n-Aic) used in the names of females and corresponding to -An in names of males. Examples Male, Female. -Ao-oAn, Aox)nAC, CiAtiAti, CiArtriAc, X)AniATi, "OAninAC, 5obAT», gobnAc, 0-6]tAn, O-OApriAC, OfATI, OfnAC, R-onATi, TlonnAC.

Some names take the article, as : An CaIIdac, An CofnAfhAC, An X)u^Ai,zA6, -An 'peA|\'oot\CA, An 5^0^^^ •out), &c.

§ 3 Foreign Names in Ireland

Probably all the names in use in Ireland before the

fifth century were of Gaelic, or at least Celtic, origin ; but from thai period onwards foreign names have been borrowed from time to time from the various nations with which Ireland was brought into contact, directly or indirectly, in the course of her history. A number of names of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin came in with Christianity. They were almost exclusively Biblical names and the Greek and Latin

*The names of saints are sometimes preceded by mo, my, a term of endearment, and at the same time take the diminu- tive termination -65 as : mocAonios moceAllos, mocolm- 65. When the name begins with a vowel, the o ot mo is elided and the tn incorporated with the name, as tiiAO-ods, ft)e, &c. names of saints ; but, strange to say, they were not adopted, to any considerable extent, as Christian names by our Gaelic ancestors. The few instances of their use recorded in the Annals and elsewhere show that they were, for the most part, borne only by monks and ecclesiastics, who had, we may not doubt, taken them at their monastic profession or ordination. Adam must have been in use and, in its diminutive form, Adamnan, was borne by the celebrated Abbot of lona. Abel was somewhat of a favourite, and we have several instances of its use in the Annals. Noe gave name to two Irish saints. Joseph occurs once, as do Aaron and David. Of the names of the prophets, Daniel is of rather frequent occurrence ; and we had also Abdias and Habacuc* New Testament names are represented by John, for John the Baptist, always a favourite baptismal name among Chiistian nations, and an occasional Philip and Thomas. Of saintly names, we had Augustine, Dohat, Hilary, Januarius. Liber, Martin, Natal, &c., all exceedingly rare. John (C6inj is apparently the only one of all these names that attained permanency. Patrick, the name of the national apostle, came into general use only at a comparatively late period, and its adoption ev^en then was due to Danish and English influence. It is only in the thirteenth century that we first find it in use among Irishmen. Michael, another name of the same class, which now bids fair to rival in popularity the name of the national saint, was until a few centuries ago extremely rare in Ireland. Mary, the name of the Blessed Vn'gin, was not used at all until long after the Anglo-Noiman invasion. Martha occurs once, in the eighth century, as the name of an Abbess of Kildare.

*See Annals of the Four IMasters at the year 539 where a strange story is told of an Irishman of this name, which is scarcely surpassed by the adventure of his Hebrew namesake,

•as ] elated in Daniel, XIV., 32 ct seqq. 8

Strange as it may appear, it was the very reverence in which these names were held that prevented their more widespread adoption, our ancestors preferring to be known as the servants, rather than the namesakes, of the saintly men and women who bore them. Hence, instead of directly adopting the name of the saint, they formed from it a new name by prefixing to it the word rriAot* or ^loUAf signifying servant or devotee, and names so formed were common in Ireland—those formed with mAoi fiom early Chr'stian times. The following is list a of such names: J rriAol t)eAn6in (servant of Benignus), rriAol Com (servant of John), rriAol 1ofA (servant of Jesus), triAol ;gitAic (servant of Cyriacus), rriAol 11lA]icAin (servant of Martin), rriAol itlicil (servant of Michael), rtlAol n*lui|io (servant of Mary), iriAol pAX)|iAi5 (servant of Patrick), niAol peA-OAip (servant of Peter), iriAol l^oil (servant of Paul), niAol ScAclAinn (servant of Secundinus), 510IIA A-oAtiiTiAtn (servant of Adamnan), J^ioIIa e6in (servant of John), 510IIA lof A (servant of Jesus), J^ioIAa SceApAin (servant of Stephen), 51 oil A lilA|icAiTi (servant of Martin) 510IIA illicit (servant of Michael), 510IIA n"Uii]^o (servant of Mary), ^ioIIa l!)A-o]iAt5 (servant of Patrick), 510IIA peAX)AiiA (servant of Peter), j;ioIIa p6il (servant of Paul), 510IIA SeAclAitin (servant of Secundinus),

niAol originally meant bald, hence tonsured, and when pre- fixed to the name of a saint, the tonsured servant or devotee of that saint. It is now confused with the old word ttiaI (Old Celtic maglos), a chief, and consequently has sometimes also that meaning, as in niAolAnpAix), chief of the storm, triAolcAoin, gentle chief &c. " t 510IIA is probably derived from the Norse gisl," a pledge or hostage. It only became common during the Danish period when it was largely used by the Northmen, on their conver- sion to Christianity, to form Christian names. In this connec- tion it signifies servant or devotee. At other times it has Many of these scriptural and saintly names, and others of the same origin, were again introduced as a later period by the Normans, when they passed into more general use. Hence, names of this class have sometimes two forms in Irish, according to the date and channel of introduction, the older form being used exclusively for the saint, and the more modern one for ordinary individuals of the name. Examples:

Older Form. Later Form. Adam, -d-OATTl, A-oAm, Mary, mtJijie, rrJAipe, John, eoin. SeAn, Seon, Andrew, x^iTi-o]ieAf, X\lTTO|111J, Stephen, SceApAn, SciAbriA, Martin, TTlAltCATI, mA1|^cin, &c

The British missionaries who accompanied St. Patrick to Ireland, and the Saxon saints and students who frequented the Irish schools, have left us a few names; but probably the only one that still survives as a Chris- tian name is that of St. Beircheart (anglice Benjamin) of Tullylease.

Owing to intermarriage, and other alliances of friend- ship, many Danish and Norse names passed into Irish families during the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries, and some of them became very popular. A few still survive as Christian names, and they have left us

to be translated youth, boy, lad, &c., as; 5iollA"oub, the black youth, SiollApuAX), the red-haired lad, 5'otLA tia tieAC, the horse-boy, &c. I In the case of names like the present, in which the second element is a proper name, the initial letter of the second part may be a capital, or it may be written small and the second part itself joined on to the first, as 510IIA pA-oitAis or 5iollApA-o|iAJ5, mAol tilui]ie or rriAolnitJitie. After 51 oil A it is better to separate the second part when it commences with a vowel, as 510IIA Io^'a, ^ioIIa lAfACCA. Similarly Cvt UIaxj, but genitive CoT»t>lA-6. 10

several important surnames. The following are the

principal names of this class :

«A1iaIc Oifctn. "bjlUA-OAtl, Oiuitt, CAt^ltJf, UA^nAll, *Otib5All, TliiAi-6)ii, eATlflAC, TlUA'6|lAC, 5otl1A1-6, SlOCfi'pAlX), loriiAii, SicfCAC, toclAinn, SoTriAiple, &c.

In the same manner Norman and English names became current in Irish families during the thirteenth and subsequent centuries. These have now almost completely supplanted the old Gaelic names. The names borne by the Normans and by them

introduced into Ireland were oi three kinds : (i) names of Scandinavian origin which their ancestors had

carried with them to Normandy ; (2) names of Germanic origin which the Frankish conquerors had brought across the Rhine and which had ousted the old Celtic

and Latin names from France ; and (3) Biblical names and Latin and Greek names of saints,, which the Normans began to adopt about the beginning of the ejeventh century. Together with these came in a few Celtic names from Brittany, a small number of Anglo-Saxon names, some Danish and Norse names from England, and one or two British or Welsh names. These were nearly all very rare and most of them soon died out. Of the Anglo-Saxon names, only two, Edmund and Edward, and these owing to special circumstances, survived. Alfred has be^n revived in recent times. At the period of the Invasion, Frankish names were by far the roost popular among the Normans, but Biblical and saintly names were coming rapidly into favour. The foUov/ing is a list, in order of frequency, II of the more common names borne by the early Anglo- Norman invaders, the Biblical and saintly names of

Latin and Greek origin being printed in italics : William, Robert, Richard, /o/m, Walter, Roger, Ralph, Adam, Hugh, Henry, Thomas^ Nicholas^ Gilbert, Geoffrey, Elias, Peter (Piers), Osbert, Reginald, Jordan, Simon, Alan, Stephen, Philip, David, Arnold, Alexander, Laurence, Baldwin, Herbert, Martin, Maurice, Godfrey, Andrew, Alfred, James, Samson, Turstein, Warin, Ailward, Daniel, Edward, Gregory, Bernard, Benedict, Hamon, Matthias, Michael, Gerard, Gervase, Lambert, Wilkin, Patrick, Edmund, Edwin, Hubert, Ivor, Joseph, Oliver, Mark. The following in alphabetical order were al) very rare : Abraham, Adelard, Ailmer, Antony, Augiistine, Brian, Clement, Constantine, Estmund, Eustace, Everard, Gocelin, Isaac, Leonard, Luke, Matthew, Miles, Milo, Odo, Osbern, Osmund, Pagan, Ponce, RanduJf, Redmund Rodulf, Silvester, Turold, Ulf, Vincent.

The following names only came in, or at least became

])opular, at a Jater period : Bartholomew, Christopher, Francis, Gerald, George, Paul, Roland, Theobald.

Women's names among the Normans were all, or nearly all, of the Biblical or saintly class, as : Agnes, Alice, Amelina, Anastasia, Annabella, Cather- ine, Cecily, Christina, Dorothy, Egidia, Eleanor, Evelyn, Frances, Honora, Isabella, Johanna, Matilda, Margaret, Susanna. The name Mary does not seem to have come into use in Ireland before the end of the i6th century. Brigid only began to be used about the same period. The Anglo-Normans had several diminutive suffixes, viz. : -el, -et, -ot, (-at), -in, -on, ( -en), -oc, -uc, -kin, and -cock. These were generally added to the short- " ened or pet" form of the name, as : Martel, dim. of

Martin ; Benet, dim. of Benedict ; Davet, dim. of David dim. ; Adamot, of Adam ; Milot, dim. of Miles ; Baldin, of dim. Baldwin ; Dobin, dim. of Dob (Robert) ; 12

Baldon, dim .of Baldwin ; Gibbon, dim. of Gilbert ;

Paton, dim. of Patrick ; Davoc, dim. of David ; Jonoc,

dim. of John ; Mayoc, dim. of Matthew ; Aduc, dim. of

Adam ; HobuG, dim. of Hob (Robert) ; Philbuc, dim.

of Philip ; Robuc, dim. of Robert ; Tomuc, dim. of

Thomas ; Adkin, dim. of Adam ; Bald kin, dim. of

Baldwin ; Hobkin, dim. of Hob ; Hod^kin, dim. of

Hodge, Roger ; Tomkin, dim. of Thomas ; Alcoc, dim.

of Alan ; Simcoc, dim. of Simon, &c.

Not infrequently we find a double diminutive suffix, as:—elin, -elet, -inet, -eJot, sometimes contracted to -lin, -let, -net, -lot, &c. Examples : —Gocelin, Hughelin, Hughelet, HugheJot, Haraeiin, Hamelet, Hamlet, Robinet, Robnet, Tomeiin, Tom.in, &c.

Religious motives have frequently led to the intro- duction of names of foreign saints. The Spanish name lago (James) was brought to Ireland in the thir- teenth or fourteenth century by pilgrims from the shrine of St. James at Compost ella, and other names of foreign saints, as Aloysius, Alphonsus, Dominic, Agatha, Monica, Teresa, &c., have been adopted from time to time from similar motives. In England, a large number of new names from Holy Scripture was introduced by the Puritans, and some of these have found their way into Ireland, It may be remarked that many foreign names found at present in Ireland are merely modern substitutes for Irish names which they are supposed to translate, but with which they have often little or no connection, as Cornelius for ConeoD-AtA, Denis for "OonrKiAt), Daniel for 'OorhtiAtt, Eneas for Aon^tif, Eugene for eo^An, Hugh for Acd, Humphrey for ArhtAoit!), Jeremiah and Jerome for "OiAiAmAi-o, Malachy for ITIagI SeAttAinn, Justin for SAe|Ai!)|AeAUAe, Mor imer for mui|\6eAfCA<::, Moses for inAO'665, Myles for ITlAolrhuijAe and ITlAot- m6\\'6A, Roger lor 1\\^A^t^\\L Terence for CoitvoeAibAC, Timothy for €^-65 and ComAtcAt, etc. Charles was — —

13 an extremely rare name in Ireland until the early part of the 17th century when it began to be substituted in honour of Charles I., for several Irish names, such as CAtAl, CAtAoi|\, CopmAc, etc. Similarly, in the case of women's names, we have Abigail and Deborah for 5obn-Aic, Agnes for TTlot^ and iLlriA, Dorothy for T)oitveAnn, Gertrude and Grace for 5f^"^^^5 Mabel for meAt)t), Penelope for pionnjuAlA, Sarah for Sojac-a and SAt)t!>, Winefred for tin a, etc.

§ 4—COGNOMINA

A cognomen, or epithet, was frequently added to a name to distinguish different individuals of the same name. These cognomina were of three kinds :

1. An adjective conveying personal description, as Co|\tn-AC Cay, 'OoriiriAll X)Sr\, 605^11 "RwAt).

2. A substantive in -ac, denoting place of birth,

residence, fosterage, etc.. Act) TTl u 1 trine A(i, 'OorhriAlt CAorriAnAC, Com C^cAnAC.

3. A noun in the geniiive case, usually with the -1/ article, signifying place of origin, residence, or some other connection, as "bjMxin ^n T)oii\e, UAt)5 ^n cfl^ibe, Conn r\A mbo-Cc.

§ 5 Interchange of Names

A marked feature of our Irish name-system was the frequent interchange of names of the same or similar meaning. This was doubtless due to the fact that our ancestors paid attention to the meaning no less than to the form of their names. 14

The following classes of names are to a greater or less extent interchangeable :— (i) Variants of the same name, as Ao-OAti and m^o-Oos, Colm^n and tnoCoimos, 1-oe and TTIi-oe (2) A name and its diminutives, and the various diminutive forms among themselves, as : pionntJAiAp and pionncAn, PaCati and peiem. (3) Names of the same signification, though differ- ^" ^^^^' ^^ T^^l ^^^t^nno"" and pionnOAivix. Different (4) names used for the same individual,

as : CAx^tAc and irioCu-OA.

§ 6—Declension of Names

The declension of names follows the ordinary rule-, for common nouns. The following points mav, how- ever, be noted : — 1. Many names belong to more than one declension. 2. A few names have in the course of time chan-^ ed their declension. Names 3. of the fifth declension which form their genitive case by adding 6 or n, generally drop these letters in the spoken language. 4. Diminutives in -0^ are masculine and invariable. In the 5. case of compound names, the part to be mfiected depends on the nature of the com- pound. Sometimes both parts are inflected, as CO -DUO, gen. Con-ouit:) ; sometimes "the second only, as -OubCu, gen. "Ourx^on. Whan the second part is already in the genitive case the first alone changes, as Cu WIa-o, gen. Con V\lAt>, ConulAt). 6. The nominative case is sometimes used for the genitive, and vice versa. perusal A of the list of surnames will show the genitive form of most names. 15 CHAPTER II—SURNAMES

§ I —Gaelic Surnames

Gaelic surnames comprise surnames of Irish, Scottish- Gaelic, and Manx origin. Irish surnames came into use gradually from about the middle of the tenth to the end of the thirteenth century, and were formed from the genitive case of the names of ancestors who flourished within that period, by prefixing (also written tl^) or m^c (some- times written TTIa^*), as :

6 "bjiiAin, niAC Ao-OAgAin, hAOX)A, IDaC CA|ltA15, O neill, triAS Ui-oiti.

literally signifies a grandson, and 1T1ac a son : but in the wider sense which they have acquired in surnames both now mean any male descendant. The only difference between a surname commencing with TTIac and one commencing with C is that the former was taken from the name of the father and the latter from that of the grandfather of the hrst person who bore the surname. TTlAe-surnames are, generally speaking, o+ later formation than 0-surnames. Surnames were frequently formed, not from the real name of the ancestor, but from some other designation, as rank, trade, occupation, etc., as : 6 ^obAnn (descendant of the smith), 6 hlcGA-OA (descendant of the healer), IUac All t)Ai]fo (son of the bard), niAC A-1 cSaoiii (son of the craftsman).

The Gaels ot" Scotland belonged by race and language to the Irish nation, bore the same or similar personal names, and formed their surnames in the same manner as the Irish from the names or designations of their

*rnA5 is used before vowels, the consonants C, 5, "t, tl, and R, and the aspirated consonants X), *0, f, til, &, and C, but not always even before these. 16

ctncestors. Scottish-Gaelic surnames are, however, of much later date than Irish surnames. The instances of the use of are very rare.*

The Manx language is closely allied to the Irish and Scottish-Gaelic. Manx surnames were formed in the same manner as Irish surnames, by prefixing TTIac. 0, however, was not used. The modem spelling is very corrupt, niAc being generally represented by an initial C or K. The Danes and Norsemen who settled in Ireland in the ninth and tenth centuries took surnames after the Irish fashion, by prefixing O or TTIac to the genitive case of the namis of their ancestors; but the surnames so formed are in nowise distinguishable from the sur- names adopted about the same time by Irish families. What are called Danish surnames are merely surnames formed from a Danish eponym, which, however, owing to the interchange of names, was, at the period when surnames were formed, no longer a sure indication of nationality. The following are examples of this class

oi surname :

' 6 llAllAltc, in AC -AtTllAOllJ, bpUA-OAIH, triAC lOTTlAip, o *otib5Aill, rriAc Oiciji.

Mai y Scottish and Manx surnames are of this hybrid class.

Down to the eighteenth century, the Irish and the Scot- tish Gaels had a common literary language, though the spoicen tongues had diverged considerably. In that century Scottish Gaelic broke completely with the Irish and began a literary career of its own. The spelling of surnames in modern Scot- tish Gaelic is consequently somewhat difterent from what it would be in Irish. The Scottish surnames included in this book are given in the Irish spelling. — •

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§ 2 Surnames of the Sean-Gaill The surnames brought into Ireland by the Anglo-

Normans were of four kinds : —

1. Patronymic. 3. Occupative. 2. Local. 4. Descriptive.

I. The Norman patronymic was formed by prefixing " " Fitz (a corruption of the French fils," Latin filius"), denoting " son of," as Fitz-Gerald, Fitz-Gibbon, Fitz- Herbert, Fitz-Simon. The English added " -son,"

as Richardson, Williamson ; or merely the genitive suffix " -s," as Richards, Williams. Welsh patrony- mics were formed by prefixing " ap" or " ab," from older " Map," cognate with the Irish m^c, which, when it came before a name beginning with a vowel or h, was in many instances incorporated with it, as Ab

Evan, now Bevan ; Ab Owen, now Bowen ; Ap Howel, now Howell and Powell. English surnames in " -s" and " -son," and Welsh surnames in " Ap" were, however, at first extremely rare ; they became common only at a much later date.* The type of patronymic most common amon-g the Anglo-Normans was that in which the father's name appears in its simple and unaltered form, without prefix or desinence. Fitz seems to have been dropped early.t The great bulk of Anglo-Norman patronymic surnames are of this type.

*The early Anglo-Norman invaders, coming as they did Irom or by the Irjsh Wales, were called t)fAeAcnAt5, Welshmen, ; but Welshmen they certainly were not, at least to any appreci- able extent, as the almost complete absence of Welsh Christian names from among them amply proves. English surnames in " s " and " son " were peculiar to the Danish districts in the North of England, from which few, if any, of the early invaders cime.

t Nothing is more common at the present day in certain ])aits of the country than to hear a man designated no matter what his surname, as Maurice William or John James, meaning Maurice, son of William, or John, son of James, This is but a survival of the Norman practice. •

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The names from which these patron3^mic surnames were formed were of Norman, Anglo-Saxon, Norse, Danish, Flemish, Breton, Welsh, and even Irish origin * 2. Local surnames were taken either from specific place names, or common local designations, or some

local landmark ; and the language in which they occur may be either Norman-French or English. If the surname was from a specific place name and the language Norman-French, the local element was pre- " " ceded by de" ; if English, by of," familiarly pro- " nounced a," as : Robert de Arcy, David de Barri, Torkaill of Kardif, Samsun of Stanlega. The local element may be the name of a country, province, count5% city, town, village, or even farmstead. Sur- names derived from places in Normandy alone denote Norman origin. When the source of the surname was a common local designation, or mere landmark, the Normans " " " " prefixed de la," del," or du" ; the English atte," which became " atten" before a vowel, as Henry de la Chapelle, Richard de la Felda, John de la Hyde. Robert del Bois (du Bois), Robert atte Brigge, Gilbert atte Wode, Walter atten Angle, Simon atten Ashe. The local element may be either Norman-French or English or Welsh, f 3. Occupative surnames are those derived from office, profession, trade, or occupation generally. They were originally all common nouns, and usually Norman- French. The definite article " le," the English " the,""

was generally, but not always, prefixed, as : le Archer, le Baillif, le BotiJler, le Boucher, le Erchedecne, le Marescall, the Miller.

4. Descriptive surnames are those which convey

* The name Colnmn which occurs in Domesday Book is an instance. of perhaps I A small number surnames— not more than thirty— are formed after the Norman fashion from Irish place-names. These, howcve/, were not brought in by the invaders, but taken by them from places where they settled in Ireland. 19

persona] description, and they are of various kinds according to the different ways in which a person can be described. They are generally Norman-French or English, but we have a few surnames formed from Welsh and Anglo-Saxon nouns and adjectives. Physical peculiarities are represented by " le Gras," " ie Cxrant," " le Pel it," " le Brun," " le White," " the " " Black" ; mental and moral by le Prut," le Curteis,"

"le Salvage," "I'Enfant," "the Babe" ; animal char- acteristics by " le Bacoun," le Veel," " le Wolf," "the " " Fox" ; nationality by I'Engleys," le Fleming," "le Lombard," le Waleys."

Many of the early Anglo-Norman families assumed surnames after the Irish fashion by prefixing tTlAC to the names or other designations of their ancestors, as : triAC i?e6|iAif, ITlAC An l1lileAX)A

triAC Seoinin, UIac ad RnDi^te ; but most of them retained their original surname in an

hibernicised form, as : X)aIat:uv. for Dalton, ReAmonn for Redmond, lloiiveAbAjAT) for Herbert, etc. Tht Norman Fitz was replaced bv ITIac, as tTlAc ^e^jAAiic, ITlAc Siotniiin for FitzGerald, FitzSimon. English surnames endinsj in -s and son are similarly hiberni- cised ; but Anglo-Norman patronymic surnames which had neither prefix nor filial desinence have the same iorm in Irish as the Christian name. The diminutive suffixes -el, -et, -ot, -in, -on, -oc, -uc, -kin, and -cock are represented in Irish by -6il,* -eit), -oto, -in, -tin, -oc (os), -uc (Ac),-cin, and -coc respectively. The prefix " de" of Norman surnames is represented in Irish by " "oe," as -oe t)u|\c for de Burgh, -oe toif for de Laci, etc. -oe is sometimes incorporated with the local part of the surname, as 'OAcun for de Autun, "DeAbnuf for d'Evereux, etc. "oe also sometimes " " stands for de la," as *oe ITIuiaa for de la Mor ; or perhaps its English equivalent " atte Mor." " de la"

* Or gaI. The usage is not uniform. 20 itself, in the few instances in which it survives, is in- corporated with the second part of the surname, as 'O.AtxMci'o for " de la Hyde," *OAtATnA|\^ for " de la Mare." •oe, pronounced "oo, is possibly for the Norman " du," the equivalent before masculine nouns of " de la." The Ene;lish " of" is, of course, represented by "a" in Irish, but "a" is sometimes a worn down " -oe," as in A t3t^c, a IIojaa. The English " atte," or " at the," is also represented in Irish by "oe, as -oe tDoi-o for " atte Wode," at the wood. The n of the extended form, " atten," is attracted over to the second part of the name, as "oe Hoj^Ia for " atten Angle," at the " corner ; "oe llAif for atten Ashe," at the ash. The Norman defmite article " le" and the English " the," used with occupative and descriptive surnames, are both represented in Irish by T>e, " le" having ap- parently been translated into its English equivalent " the" before the surname was hibernicised, as -oe p^oiu for " le Whyte," the White, T)e Iilaca for " the Blake," the Black, -oe t)orc for " the Fox," *oe tniLC> for " le Wolf," the wolf, "oe t)Aiteif, x>e t).Aitif for, " le Waleys," the \^'elshman, etc.

There was, almost from the first, a strong tendency to drop all these enclitic particles, and in many instances they had actually been dropped before the surnames to which the\^ had been attached attained an Irish

form ; hence many of these surnames have no prefix in Irish.* Norman diminutives, it should be remarked, like Blanchet, Porcel, Russel, never took the article and consequently never take " -oe" in Irish.

*This is true of nearly all English surnames which came in after the fifteenth century. In my list I have inserted -oe in every instance where I had the authority of old Anglo-Irish records or the present spoken language for its use. "oe should not be used before surnames derived from personal names. Norman diminutives, or Anglo-Saxon or Welsh nouns or ad- jectives. 21

§ 3—COGNOMINA USED AS SURNAMES

A small number of surnames are substantives in -Ati, -e-dC, indicative of nationality, place of origin, fosterage, etc., as bfveAtriAC, CAorhAnAc, X)^ireA(i, niuirhneAC,

A few are descriptive adjectives, as X)Sr\, tDe^g, ^t^r? t^i^t, tlAicne, etc. We have also a few surnames derived from place of residence, as An TtlACAipe, da iDtvig-oe. These three classes of surnames are merely cognomina substituted for the real surnames which are now lost or forgotten. Families bearing these surnames may be of either Irish or English origin.

§ 4—-Alternative Form of Surnames

Most of the patronymic surnames given above (§§ i- 2) have a second form obtained by dropping or TTIac and postfixing -At (-eA6) to the nominative case of the name of the ancestor,* as t)f\iAin or X)\\^AnA(:, t)|\oin or X)i[yAnA6y tluAlt^in or lIuAtlAnAC, \T\ac Swibne or SuittneAC.

This form is also used in the case of surnames of foreign origin, as Ceicmn or C6icinneA6 (C^icneAC), "O-Aifpg or "OAijAfi^e^C, "O^lAcun or X)Al.AzuuA6y peicix) or peici-oeAC, The prefix -oe is dropped when -a6 is postfixed, as "oe "bupc or X)u\\>ca6, -oe H6ifce or Tloif- ce^e. Surnames ending in -6a and ei|\ change these terminations into -e

The foregoing forms when standing alone have an indefinite signification and cannot, unless defined by

When the name of the ancestor already ends in -ac (-gac) the termination is not repeated, as CcaIIais; or CeAllAC, O CinnfCAlx^s or CinnreAlAC. 22

the context, be used to indicate a particular individual.* To make them definite they must be preceded by the Christian name or a title, or turned into one of the forms mentioned in the remainine: paragraphs of this section, as: "Oon'irjAtt t)fiAin, Co;\mAc Tnb^fif.Ac, Mr.

Ba ry ; aw t)Li|\c^C, Mr. Burke; An X)\\^Ar^At, Mr.

O'Brien ; ah SiuGneAci, Mr. MacSweeny. Another v/ay of indicating a particular individual, without using the Christian name, is to prefix m^c to the genitive case of the surname, as m^c Ui X)^^A^r^, Mr. O'Brien, XYiAC tli C^oirh, Mr. O'Keeffe, in^c iriic an t)^ifT), Mr. Ward. In this construction surnames commencing with ITl-dc are sometimes treated as if

they commenced with 0, as : TTI-ac Ui Je^jA^iic, Mr. Fitzgerald, XWac Hi 55tJi5ne, Mr. MacSweeny. We have also corresponding forms of -^c- surnames

with the article, as : ITIac An t)feAtnAi5, Mr Walsh,

rriAC An t)u]\CAi5, Mr. Burke ; TTIac An Roiruig, Mr. Roche.

*[n the case of surnames in 6 and mAC, the name alonr^ was former;y used as the title of the chief of the name, as 6 tleill,

(The) O'Neill, 6 •DomnAill, (The) O Donnell ; and it is still used as an honorary title in some families, as O Conco1:)Aiti *Oonn, The O'Conor Don, rilAC X)iAiiTnA"OA, The MacDermott. [This -AC fo m with the article was formerly used, in the case of surnames of foreign origin, to signify the chief of an Anglo- Irish family, and corresponded to the use of the surname alone in the case of nat ve Irish chiefs. —

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§ 5 Synopsis of Types of Surnames

It will be convenient to summarize here under different types the surnames of which we have so far treated.

r 6 tDjiiAin. x)e "bAl. Type I. -< (3 VlAO-OA. •oe t)upc. L neill. XI. Cemnn. C O t)|\VlA-OA1tt. Con-ovin. II. < 6 "OubsAiU. hAnAilc. [_ T»e t)Aileif. III. f 6 ^olDAnTl. t)e "bofc. \ 6 hIceA-DA. •De "Paoic. XII. {rriAC AO-DA5A1T1. Ainsleif. IV. rriAc CAiitAi5.

lAijleif. til AC lotVlAlfl. rriAc mA5iiuif. XIII. f Ar\ rhACAi|te. V. \ nA t)iii5X>e. triAC "peoiiAip. ^ niAC Se6niin. r "b pi An AC. XIV. < "btincAC. VI. / A PaoI. (^ TloifceAC. \a ppi'r.

niAC An tJAIjIT). f An birAnAC. fllAC All CSAOip. XV. tAn "buiiCAC. VII. An R6ifT:oAC. niAc An niileA'OA. tllAC An Tli-Qiite. rriAc ni l!)piAin. "bApOI-O. niAC Ui CAOiiii. VIII. mAC niic An l!)Aipx> TlCAnionTi. 11"lAC Ul gCApAllc. b^n. XVI. -l ITIAC Hi Suibne. IX. t)eA5. I-IAC. bjlOACnAC. rriAC An DpCAcnAij X. CAOiiiAnAC. mAC An "bupcAis

Ill CAC, ^ mAC /, n Roifcis. —

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§6 Declension of Surnames

In surnames of Types J, II, III, IV, V, and VII, the name or designation of the ancestor is in the genitive case and remains unchanged in the declension of the surname, except that its initial letter is sometimes aspirated or eclipsed, if a consonant, or has h or n prefixed, if a vowel. With this exception ITIac and C alone change.

0. or VIA, and ITIac are thus declined : —

Singular. Plural.

Nom. and ace. Ua 1 Ui gen. 1 ui Ua dat. 6 Ua 1ft Uib voc. A Ul A til.

Nom. and ace. mAc mic, meic, mACA gen. mic, meic mAc dat. rrtAc m ACAlb voc. A lt!lC A rhACA.

C, is the usual form in the nominative case, tli in the genitive. When the name of the ancestor begins with a vowel, h is prefixed after 6 in the nominative case singular,* and n in the genitive plural. sometimes aspirates p in the nominative case singular, and always eclipses in the gen. plura.1, if the name commences with an eclipsable consonant. Hi causes aspiration in the singular. VOac sometimes aspnrates the initial con- sonant of the name in the nominative case singular. The in of m-AC is itself frequently aspirated in the nom. case singular after the Christian name ; always in the genitive case, and sometimes in the dative,

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EXAMPLES 5 (a) t)|MAn 6 iiAifc

Nom. and ace. iDpiAn 6 hAipr gen. AiTim "DttiAiti t^: Aif.c

dat. A5 bpiAn ^ ^ ^,^,^ Voc. A "bpiAin 111 Aif.c.

(b) "biAMn "OoirtrsAJci. Nom. and ace. t)]i;An 'Dcr;''mA'ill gen. Ainm "DpiAin U^ *6ctT3r!Aill dat. A5 "b^iiAn 6 'Dottii'saiII voc. A li)]iiAin til *0o:r.7iAil.l.

(c) t3|MAn ITiAC "OotfiriAitt. Nom. and ace. bpiAn HIac 'OomnAilt gen. Aintn iDitiAin fhic 'OotiitiAill. dat. A5 t)|tiAn TTIac "OoninAilt voc. A t)|iiAin fllic "OorhnAill.

The plural forms of 6 and ITIac are now met with only in place-names derived from clan or famil}^ names, as: til CinnfeAlAij;, tJi "OfvotiA, CuiL Dpinn^ tTlAinirciii

•oU6|\nA, 1 nUtb tAot;A:|^e. The modern collective plural of surnames of these types is formed by pre- fixing ITluitinceAp, ClAnn, or Siol* to the genitive case of the name of the ancestor, as :

m-uinnceAn 'Dao-.jiII, the O'Boyles ;

mtJinnceA|i eili-oe, the O'Healys ;

m«innceA]i UasaHai^, the O'Reillys ;

rnvjinnceAn Riiah^c, the O'Rourkes ;

ClATin AriilAoib, the MacAuliffes ; ClAnn An t)A«fA-o, the Mac Wards ;

ClAnn *0iA|imA-OA, the MacDermotts ; the MaxSheehys ClAnn CS1C15, ;

Siol mt)]iiAin, the O'Briens ; Siol sCgaHaij, the O'Kellys '

Siol moii-OA, the O'Mores ; Siol Ui-6i|t, the Maguires.

is in the case of C-surnames TTIuinnceAtA used ; CtAnn, with a few exceptions, is confined to TTlAc-surnames.

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Slot is now used only in literature, muinnreA|\ and Cl-dtin are sometimes prefixed to the gen. case of the

surname, as : tTluinnceA|\ tli Ce^tlACAin, the

O'Callaghans ; ClAnn ITlic Conm^fA, the Mac.\^amaras. The following examples show the declension sur- — 9i names in -AC (Types X, XIV, XV) :

(a) An CAorh-dnAC.

Singular. Plural, Nona, and ace. ati CAomAriAC tia CAomAriAi^ gen. An CAomAriAis ha sCAomAriAC dat. leif ATI sCAOitiAriAC leif riA CAoniAncAib voc. A Caoitiatiais a Caottiatica.

{b) An clufCAfAC.

Nom. and ace. ati clOfcAfAC tia hlufcAfAis gen. An lufCAfAij nA nlufcAfAC dat. leif An IwfCAfAC leif nA hlufcAfCAi^ voc. A IWfCAfAlS A InfCAfCA.

(c) An SAt)A0ifeA6.

Nom. and ace. An sAbAoifeAC nA sAlJAoifis gen. An cSAbAoifij nA SAbAoifeAC

, . f-oo'n cSAbAOifeAc leif nA SAbAoifBACAib,! \leif An sAbAOifeAC voc. A SAbAOtpS A SAbAO fCACA

Surnames of Types VI, VIII, XI, XII are not de- clined. All these surnames form their collective plurals like surnames in -aC, as : ha t)Atv6iT)it:, the

Barretts ; ceAc riA mt)iipcAC, the house of the Burkes. Surnames of T5^pe IX follow the rule of adjectives. They form their plural like surnames in -aC. Surnames of Type XIII are invariable. The plural is formed by prefixing iniiinnceA|\. In surnames of Type XVI., triAc alone changes. —

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A personal epithet, or cognomen, comes between the Christian name and the surname, and, if an adjective,

agrees in case with the Christian name, as : 'OoriinAtt t)4n "bttiAin, bo "OorhriAilt "Daiti t1i "biAMin. Sometimes the father's name, in the genitive case with TTIac prefixed, is inserted in the same position to

distinguish persons of the same name and surname, as :

T)otr>nAtt niAc X)onu('.A'6A t)t\iAin ; or the patronymic

may follow the surname, as : *Ootrin^tt O t)|MAin itiac *OonneAt)A. TTIac always aspirates in this case. The mAc is now usually dropped, but the aspiration remains,

as : PxSt)|\ai5 UAit)5 O15 CoriAiti. When two Christian names are used, the second is put in the gen. case, with its initial letter aspirated, •— iriAc being understood if the father's name, and ^lotiA

if the name of a saint, as : Se^u peAr>A^\\, O Tleilt, John Peter O'Neill* In the case of a double surname in English, as Patrick Sarsfield O'Donnell, Hugh O'Neill Flanagan, the first

surname assumes the -ac termination, thus : p^-o^Aig SAipf6AlA(i "Oomn^itl, Act) 11iAltAC O piAtinA^Ain. When a personal cognomen of the ancestor appears in the surname, it agrees in case with the name of the

ancestor, as : SeAn ITIac itlmpif RuAit), UAt)^ tn^c CotiAiti C15. An agnomen used to distinguish different branches of the same family agrees in case with the surname ;

in other words, it is in the same case as WIac or 0, as : ITlA^rmf triAC 'OiAiAtnA'OA Ru^t), Concoli)4i|\ 'Oonn.

§ 7 Surnames of Females

Instead of and ITIac, Hi and Hie respectively are used after names of females in surnames of Types I, II, III, IV, V and VII. Tli is an abbreviation of ni

* This rule is not always observed by present-day Irish speakers. : —

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(from inge^n, a daughter) and T or Hi (genitive case of

or Via) ; and Hi c of Hi tllic.

Examples : /pA-ot\Ai5 6 *OoTrinAill, Patrick O'Donnell \r"nAi|to ni *OorhnAilL, Mary O'Donnell / SeAH hOgAin, John Hogan \ Ciblm til OsAin, Ellen Hogan. j'SeAmvjf rriAC Seomin, James Jennings \Caic tlic Seomin, Kate Jennings. fpA-o^iAig triAC An $oill, Patrick Gill l^triAipe nic ATI $oill, Mary Gill. f eo5An ITlAC Ao-oAgAui, Owen Egan \mAi|\e nic Aot)A5Ain, Mary Egan.

The unabbreviated form Tli lilic is used in some

places, as :

/seAn mAC ati t)Ai]^it), John Ward \mAi|\e ni rhic ah X)S,^\\-o, Mary Ward.

His is the form corresponding to ITIas, ^s :

/concobAp triAs UiT)i|i, Connor Maguire \ SoftCA His Ui-6i]i, Sarah Maguire.

Surnames of females are sometimes, like those of males, formed directly from the name of the ancestor, as Caic tli cSeoinin, Kate Jennings t) pi 51-0 tli cSuibne, Brigid Mac Sweeny mAifie tli Pa|icaIaiti, Mary MacPartiand.

It will be seen from the foregoing examples that in the surnames of females, except those formed directly from the name of the ancestor, the part of the surname following Hi or riic is in all cases the same as that after Hi or itlic in the surnames of males. The reason of this is obvious, m and Hie being contractions of Tli tli and Hi itlic respectively.*

Hence eiblin tli OsAm, not eiblin ni hOsAin, is the correct form. ; — t

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In surnames of Types VI, VIII, XI, XII and XIII., the form of the surname after names of females is the same as after those of males, as : /seATi "bAHoi-o, John Barrett \ pei5 bAttoi-o, Peg Barrett. /SeAn "biAun, John Brown \mAitie bjAtin, Mary Brown. {ReAmonti -oe Uoifce, Redmund Roche. mAijie x>e Roifce, Mary Roche. / eAmonn ha "b-fiij-oe, Edmond Bride \ eiblin riA 13^15-00, Ellen Bride. Surnames of Type IX, being adjectives, are aspirated in the nominative case, as : TTlAii^e ^l^f, Mary Green. Surnames of Types X and XIV, that is, all surnames ending in -Ad, may be either substantives or adjectives. When the surname is an adjective, its initial letter is aspirated in the nominative case after names of females, as /SBAn "bjieAtnAC, John Walsh \caiz: t)|\eAcnAc, Kate Walsh. / SeAn CA^itAC, John MaL,cCarthy \siobAn CAjicAC, Joan MacCarthy.* The following forms corresponding to Type XVI may be used as equivalent to the English Miss when the

Christian name is omitted : insBAn til "bjAiAin, Miss O'Brien. InseAn An CApcAig, Miss MacCarthy. iTijeAfi rilic An X)h\\X), Miss Ward. InseAn An $eA|iAlcAi5. Miss Fitzgerald. In^eAn An t)iiiicAi5, Miss Burke ln50An An Roifci^, Miss Roche. This was hrst pointed out to me by the late Canon O'Leary (An rAcAijA poA-OAiA), who, when the first edition of this book was passing through the press, kindly sent me the following note on the Introductory Chapters which he had read : " I have just one remark to make. In the case of women's names I have heard ' SiobAn 6a]acac, not ' SiobAn Ca^icac,' and ' Caic li)]ieAtnAc/ not 'Caic t)|ieAtnAC.' That is to say, when the surname is an adjective it agrees with the noun like any adjective. When the surname is not an adjective I have heard exactly what you say, i.e., ' peij "bAfioi-o,' not ' peis t)A|i6i-o.'' Instead of ' niAi]te t)iicAcnAc' I have heard ' mAi]\e An t)]i©AC- nAi5,' where the surname is treated as a definite noun." tBut not IngOAn -oe buj^c, InsoAn -oe Roifce, &c. 30

The same construction may be used to express Miss

with the Christian name, as :

mAi|ie, InjeAti Hi t3|iiAin, Miss Mary O'Brien, eiblin, InseAii An "biJiiCAis, Miss Eileen Burke.

Mrs. may be similarly expressed, as :

"beAtJ Ui t)|tiAiTi, Mrs. O'Brien. "beAn An "DtJi^cAis, Mrs. Burke. "beAn rilic An t!)Aiti'o, Mrs. Ward. "beAn SeAin t1i b^tiAin, Mrs. John O'Brien. beAn tAi-65 lilic An IJaiht), Mrs. T. Wayd. beAn CAmuinn x)G Rdifce, Mrs. Edmund Roche. iriAiite, be An rilic An bAijix), Mrs. Mary Ward. Caic, beAn SeAin T)e bujic, Mrs. Kate Burke, or Mrs. John Burke.*

In the case of a v/idow, t)Ainc|\eAc (t)Atnc)AeAii)x\c) is

to be used instead of t)eAn, as :

"bAinciieAC SeAin Ui bjAiAin, Mrs. John O'Brien. bAincjteAC eAtntnnn -oe bujtc, Mrs. Edmund Burke. bAincpeAC An bjieAcnAij;, Mrs. Walsh. mAijie, bAinct^GAC An Roifcij, Mrs. Mary Roche.

Married women retain their maiden name in Irish.

We may therefore say : niAifie 11i t)|AiAin, be-An SeAin •oe t)u|\c, Mrs. John Burke, nee Mary O'Brien.

rii and Hie do not change in the genitive case.

- § 8 —Surnames in the Spoken Language

Surnames are varioush- corrupted in the spoken language, ana deviate in many important respects from the standard or literary iorm. but it would be impossible within the limits of a short introduction to deal with this aspect of the subject in detail. The corruptions and variations of O and 111 ac, as they affect

*But not beAn "bjieAcnAC, beAn "oe biipv:. bcAn -oe Uoii-ce, &c. which are incorrect. — —

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0, or Ua, is corrupted as follows :

1. Sometimes shortened to A, as : A "OeoiiAin for "Oeop^in, A 5"^^ ^^^ ^ 5^'^-

2. Sometimes altogether dropped, as : CAoitiAin for O CAom^in, C^CAfAij for C CAtAfAiJ.

3. Sometimes replaced by the gen. case t1i, as : lit "pioinn for O "pioinn, Ui t^ojAiive for O

4. Sometimes prefixed to surnames to which it does not properly belong, as: O 'Oiotinn for "Oioluin, 5oS<^^" ^^^ E^S^ti, Roifce for oe UOifce.

The following are the corruptions and variations of

Tn^c and niAj :

1. c or 5 attracted over to the name of the ancestor. This happens when the name of the ancestoi commences with a vowel or V\ or with t, Tl, or U, or with a consonant aspirated alter ITl^c or TTlAs. The name or the ancestor is then

treated in all the forms of the surname as if it commenced with C or 5. Plxamples :

in AC CA|tcAin for IIIac Aucaiii iriAC Ceo5Ain for ITIac eo5Ai.i triAC Coicip for mAC Oicip ITlAC St^Aic for ITlAS Raic.

Hence such forms as : X)Af An Coiri|\i5 foi

Ati ; Ceo^riAC for cGo^riAC t)Af Oic|M5 An ^\n ; nA CeojiiAij for r\A hQot,uA^t;.

2. tn in some places always aspirated after the

Christian name, as : GojAn itlA^ Aco-a, t11a5 Loinn, "OoriiTiAtt \T\ac Suibne S^Atnuf P ;

and sometimes entirely dropped, as : Se-dmuf 'ac ContAAoi. The c of ITiac is also very frequently aspirated, as (^Amonn 'ac S1C15. —

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3- Sometimes takes the form ITIa, ITIa, Til 6, the

c or 5 being attracted over as above, as : tTl-A 5toinn for TTIa^ "pioinn, TTIa ^^o'^"^^" ^^^ TTIas pionriAin, TTIxi ^^^'^^t^ ^^^ 1TIa> lli-Oit^, t1lA 5t^Ait for mA5 TlAit, rh6 ^uDaih ior nug "OuOAin. 4. Takes the form a when m is dropped and c or

5 attracted over, as : Ua-O^ a CionnpACcAis for UAt)5 IT) AC lonnjAACcAig. 5. Sometimes c or 5 alone retained, as CAiGifcin for ITlAC /Aiti)ifcin, Cuitcin for TTIac Uitcin, 5ionn$Aite for TTIa^ pionngAile.

6. Sometimes made ITIa^, iIIa^, as : TTIas CoCtAin,

7. Sometimes ltl6c, til 65, and then, by the drop- ping of the initial m, oc, 65, uac, ua^. When in this case c or 5 is attracted over, the final form is the same as in O surnames. Ex-

amples : 6 CAcrhAOil for rriAC CAttriAOil. 6 CeACiriAHCAi5 for 1TIac Gacttiaiicais O Ceoinin for niAC Seoinin. O Civi|ACAiTi for TTIac Siti|ir:Ain. O CoiiiTiAill for niAC *OomnAi1,t O ConncA-OA for rriAC "OonncATDA. O CtqicAin for niAC CujicAin. 6 5]itA-OA for ITIA5 RlA-OA. 6 5)iiiAi|ic for mA5 RuAiftc. O ^ubAin for ITIA5 *6vibAin. Ua Coibicin for ITIac "hoibicin. Ua 5oiiieACCAi5 for tllAg OiiAeAccAij.

S. In a few instances simply replaced by 0, as :

C p 1,1 bin for ITIac pilibin, O SnipCAin for TTIac Siu|ArAin, O Suibne for TDac AStiibtie. 9. Frequently replaced by the genitive case lilic

or 'ic, as : SeAmuf H'lic Seoinin for SeAtnuf TTIac Seoinin, SeAmur 'ic An "PfVAnncAi^ for S^Amuf TTIac An ppAnncAig. JO. In Omeath, TTIac 510IIA is corrupted to TTIa'i, as TTIa'l pADjAAij; for TTIac 5iottA pA-o|\Ai5, rriAl Come for TTIac 510IIA eoiUe. — — — •

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Corruptions and variations of individual surnames, especially when they are reflected in the anglicised form, are noted as they occur in the lists.

§ 9. — Interchange of Surnames,

1. Some Irish families have two surnames, each derived from a different ancestor, or one derived fpm the name and another from a designation of the same ancestor, as :

inAol|tuATiAT)A and mAC *OlAlimA-OA, rriAC ConmAtiA and tTlAC Sio-oa, rriAC 510IIA pA-oiAAtg and mAC SeApcA, rriAC Siomoinn and triAC ad Ui-oipe,

2. Some families of foreign origin have two Irish surnames, one an hibernicised form of the foreign name and the other a patronymic formed from the name or

a designation of the ancestor, as :

Con-oun and rriAC rriAijeoc, •OaIattia^ia and rriAc "hoiiieAbAiitx), •oe t)u]ic and niAc UilliAtn, ScoTTOun and rriAC ati rh iLeA-OA.

3. Nearly a dozen families have two surnames one commencing with and another with m^c, followed

by the same ancestral name ; but whether both surnames are derived from the same ancestor, or from two different ancestors of the same name, it is impossible

to say. Examples :

CAOCAin and rriAC Caocaiii, 6 Co-olACAin and mAC Co-oIacaiti, O 5cA|t5Ani and mAC geApsAin,

4. A few families have besides their surname a

cognomen which is sometimes used instead, as : —

*Ouinnfleibo and tllcAC.

All these double surnames were used interchangeably, so that the same person might be called indifferently . : —

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by one or the other, irrespective of the anglicised form. In the majority of cases only one surname is now

retained ; but as the anglicised form is, in many in- stances, derived from the one that has become obselete, there is often apparently no connection between the anglicised form and its present Irish equivalent. Thus the surname Fitzpatrick is derived from ITIac ^ioILa l:^A•q|^A15, but the present Irish equivalent of Fitz- patrick in many parts of the South of Ireland is ITIac S6A|\tA or ITlAc SeAt|A^, a new surname which the Fitzpatricks took from an ancestor named Geoffrey or S4A|AtA \Wac 5io^tA pADpAig. Similarly the Bir- minghams are called in Irish ITIac pe6pAif from an ancestor named Piers de Bermingham. Besides the interchange of totally distinct sur- names, our Irish name system admitted, with con- siderable latitude, of the substitution one for another of different forms of the same surname, and even of different surnames of the same or somewhat similar meaning. Hence we find the following classes and

variants of surnames sometimes interchanged :

1. Surnames of the same si,crniri cation though

differing in form, as :

rtlAC CAjilviif and X^^AC CacaiI (CA]tluf and CacaI, each:= Charles) trtAC AH i11at)ai-6 and 6 mA"OAf6in (both from mAX)A-6, a dog).

2. A surname and its diminutive, as :

tHAC t)|iuAi-oeAT)A and tUAC t)iitiAi"o{n. Lacctia and Vacctiaiti. ScAtinAil and C SCAtinlAin.

3. Surnames derived from difterent diminutives of the same root, as

<3 t)]iAT»Ain and 6 "btiAtiASAin, <3 CiAtiAiti and 6 CiAttAsAtti, "OubAiti and *Oui5in, 6 piACAin r.nd 'poitin. — —

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^, Surnames derived from different genitive forms

of the same name, as :

6 "peA^ASvirA and ^reAjijuif. P'AJC and 6 peic. mAC AD t)peiccAiriAn and mAC An "biteitim.

5. Variants of the same surname owing to aspira- tion, attenuation, and interchange of letters, as :

mAC T)oninAill and mAC *6oTrinAill. "bpolcAin and 6 "bitoileACAtn. O *OeA]iAni and *Oioiiaiti. C niACAin and inocAin.

6. A standard or literary form and a corrupt or spoken form, as

(3 mutp^eAfAin and 6 "biiiofAin. (3 CAOinx>eALbAin and O CAoinliobAin. 1iei-oittfce6il and 6 "Oiiifce6il.

7. An older form and a more modern one, as :

mAC An xXipcinms and rriAC An Oitvcinms. mA5 Ai|AeACCAi5 and mAS OiiieACCAis. A discrepancy (similar to that mentioned above) between the anglicised form and its present-day Irish equivalent often resu)^s from the interchange of these forms.

§ 10. Anglicisation of Surnames

The various ways in which Irish surnames have been anglicised may be enumerated under the following head!: "

1. Phonetically. 2. By translation. 3. By attraction. 4. By assimilation. 5. By substitution. 36

I. Phonetically. —This was tile method almost ex- clusively adopted when surnames were first anglicised.* The surname was written down more or less as it was pronounced, but without any regard to the Irish spell- ing, as : O'Brien for 6 t)|iiAin, O'Callaghan for O CeAllACAin, O'Donoghue for 6 T)onncA-6A, O'Planagan for O "piAnriASAin, O'Neill for 6 tleiUj

The same Irish surname often gives several very different anglicised forms owing to dialectical varia- tions and the vagaries of the phonetic system em- ployed to represent them, as :

CottAij, Coffey, Cowie, Cowhey, Cowhig, &c., "OtibcAij, Duffy, Dowie, Dooey, Duhig, &c. On the other hand, very different Irish surnames have sometimes the same anglicised form, as : Coffey for 6 CobcAts, 6 CAtbA-oA, O CAcbuA-oAis, CAtrhoJA. In many instances the anglicised form has in course of time been contracted, as: O'Hare for OTIehir, O'Kane for O'Cahan ; and not unfrequently only a part of the original form is retained,, as Ryan for O'Mulryan. Most surnames have been mutilated by dropping Mac .or O', and Mac when retained in usually, but im- properly, written Mc or M'.

*Most Irish surnames were aijglicised during the second half of the 16th century (1550-1600), and appear for the first time in in an English dress in the State documents of that period. The anglicisation seems to have been the work of Anglo-Irish govern- ment officials possessing, in some instances at least, a knowledge of the Irish language. The present anglicised forms, generally speaking, date from that period.

t It may be remarked that the anglicised form was in most instances originally much nearer the Irish pronounciation than at present, owing partly to a change in the sound of the English letters, and partly to the corruption of the Irish forms. Thus O'Brien and O'Neill were originally pronounced O'Breen and O'Nail. ' :

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2. Translation. —During the last arid the preceding century, many families rejected the old phonetic render- ing of their surnames and adopted instead an English surname which was supposed to be a translation of the Irish surname. These " translations" are, in most instances, incorrect. —The following are examples of translated surnames :

6 "bt^uic translated Badger, C "biitiACAin Banks, 6 Cax)aih Barnacle, mAotlbeAntiACCA Blessm'g,

mAttCAis ^ Ryder, C tyiiA-OAin Salmon andl Fisher, niAC ATI CSAOI^t Carpenter, Freeman ITJac Con^vAOi King. ITlAC ConfTlATTlA Forde, rriAC SeAin Johnson.

The translated form sometimes takes an English termination, as

6 *0|iAi5neAin translated Thornton, 5Aoitin Wyndham.

3, Attraction. —A surname of comparatively rare occurrence is often attracted to, and confounded with, a better known surname of somewhat similar sound existing in the same locality, and instead of its proper anglicised form assumes that of the better known or more numerous surname. The following are examples :

Anglicised attracted to C "blActriAic, Blawick, Blowick, Blake. 6 t)pAoin, O'Breen, Breen, O'Brien, 'D%ub-6io)iinA, O'Dughierma, Dooyearma, MacDermott. h©ocA5Ain, O'Hoghegan, Mageoghcgan, O niAoil 6eActAiTin, O'Melaghlin, MacLoughlin.

It must be remembered that a surname of com- paratively rare occurrence in one district may be quite common in another, and vice versa, and that conse- quently the attracting surname in one locality may be itself attracted in another. 38

4- The custom of assimilating Irish to foreign names is old in Ireland. During the Middle Ages Irish scholars writing in Latin, instead of latinising the Irish names with which they had to deal, often simply substituted for them well-known Latin names of somewhat similar sound or meaning. Hence we find such substitution as Cornelius for ConCo^Af, Eugenius for eog-dn, Thaddaeus for Ua-Oj, Mrgilius for pe-Afv^Al, etc. This practice was weU known in the sixteenth centur}^ and was frequently followed in the anglicisation of Irish Christian names. Nearly all the anglicised forms of this kind existing at present were alread}^ in use in the time of Elizabeth, the onl}' important exceptions being Jeremiah for "OiAt^mAiT), and Timothy for Ua-o^, which only came into use about half a century later. The extension of the practice to surnames is of still later date, few traces of such anglicisation being foimd earlier than the middle of the seventeenth century. The principal cause of the change of these names, ac- cording to O'Donovan, was the ridicule thrown upon them by English magistrates and lawyers, who were ignorant of the Irish language; but an anxiety on the part of the people themselves to get rid of uneuphonious or otherwise undesirable surnames doubtless operated in the same direction. The following are examples of surnames anglicised in this way :

Broderick for "btiuA-OAitt, Carleton for CAi^ieAllAiTi, Harrington for 6 ]iA|t|tACCAin and hlotisAti-OAil, Reddington for C Roi-oeACAin, Summerville for 6 SomACAin.

In a tew instances the assimilation is to a French surname, as :

De Lapp for lApAin, De Moleyns for 6 mAolAin, D'Ermott for 6 "Ouib-bfottTnA. :

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5. Substitution. —Substitution differs from assimila- tion only in degree. The similarity between the Irish surname and its English equivalent is in this case much more remote ; ver}' often there is no connection whatsoever. The following are examples :

Clifford for CluniAin, Fenton for 6 ITiAnnACCA, Loftus for LACcriAin, Neville for niA-6, Newcombe for rjiAi665.

It sometimes happens that the natural phonetic rendering of an Irish surname has, when 6 or tTlAc is dropped, the same form as an English surname, as

C tDcAjt^A, Barry ; tTl^ic An t)Aipx); Ward ; IDuxxCaLUa, Buckley. 40

EXPLANATORY NOTE

Lists of Christian Names.—The names contained in thi&se

lists are of three kinds, viz. : (1) names at present in use, o^ whatever origin, but well-known abbreviations and pet names are not always included names which, though now obsolete, ; (2) were at one time in use under an anghcised form and which it

may be considered well to revive ; and (3) names of Irish saints taken from the Martyrology of Donegal. These have not been in use as Christian names within English-speaking times, but they might now under the influence of the Gaehc revival very appropriately be given as baptismal namies to Irish children. Even; name on these hsts is, therefore, a genuine Christian name, either in use at the present time or at some period in the past.

List of Surnames.—The surnames included in tiiis list are of three kinds : (1) modern literary or standard forms ; (2) older forms, now obsolete or obsolescent ; and (3) corrupt forms in use in the spoken language. It will often be necessary, in order to avoid confusion, to use the spoken form in preference to the Hterary or standard form. The older forms are included mainly for historical reasons. In general, the aim has been to give all the genuine variants of each Irish surname—any form, in fact, that might be used in addressing a letter. In the case, however, of certain classes of variants, where, without greatly increasing the size of the book, it would be impossible to insert all, the uniform use of one of the variants was considered sufficient, the alternative form or forms being mentioned here. O is used instead of Ua throughout. The combinations fc, yp, fc are, with a tew exceptions which explain themselves, used instead of f5. fb, f-o respectively. The uninfiected form tTlAol- is used instead of rriAoil- when followed by a broad vowel in the next syllable. X)t]b- in similar circumstances is generally used in- ;

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stead of "Ouib-. -eil and -ey\\ are used instead of -caI and -eA]t respectively in the final syllable of Norman surnames. The alternative forms treated of above (pp. 21, 22) are not included, except in a few instances and for some special reason. See also remarks on p. 9, note.

The English or Anglicised Forms.—The arrangement is the same for both Christian names and surnames. The Irish name or surname is followed by the English or anglicised form or forms. Variants ol the latter are separated only by commas,

as : Ao-oAn, Aedan, Aidan, Edan. O t)Ap-OAin, Bardan, Barden, Bardon.

But distinct names or surnames, when there are two or more corresponding to the same Irish name or surname, are separated by semicolons, as :

t) 111 An, Brian, Bryan ; Bernard ; Barnaby, Barney.

O bttA-OAin, Bradan, Bradden ; Salmon, Sammon Fisher. ;

NAMES OF MEN

IRISH—ENGLISH

AbbAn, Abban. Ao-oAti, Aedan, Aidan, Edan. -AbiAAViAin, Abraham, Aon5Uf, Angus, Aeneas, Eneas, Abuifcin, Augustin, Augustine. Neese, Neece, Niece. AT)Arii, A"DAm, Adam. A|tAlc, Harold.

AT)AninAn, Adamnan, Eunan. AjfOJAl, Ardal ; Arnold.

Agtiifcin, /djtiifcin, Aibifcin, Aiic, Art ; Arthur. Augustin, Augustine, Austin, Affy, Avvy, etc. t:)Ail, Val. Aibne, Eveny. t)AilinriTi, Valentine.

x^ilbe, Alby, Alvy ; Albert, Ber- "bAot^AlAc, Boetius ; Bowes. tie. t>Aii|iA, Barry. Ailpjiix), Alfred. "beACAti, Becan. Ailin, Allen. "beAnon, Benen, Benignus. AltTOjieAf, AlTlT)|tlAf, Ainx)|tivi, t)eAtvAC, Barry. Andrew. "beAjicAD, Bercan. xXmeiflif, Aneslis ; Standish t)eAttnA|i-o, Bernard. Stanislaus. "beAjAclAix), Bartley. AlAbAOif, Aloysius. t)eineAT), t)eine6n, Benen, Ben- AlAfCA^i, Allister, Alexander, ignus. Alex, Alick. X)e\\^ceA\\T:, Benjamin, Ben ;

AlAfctvAnn, AlAfciiOTTi, Alex- Bernard ; Bertie. ander, Alex, Alick. "bineATi, Benen, Benignus. Alb AD, Alban. b]AAn, Bran. Alponftif, AlpoTiftjf, Alphon- "btteATiAinn, t)|teAnT)An, "biieAtin- sus, Alfons. "OAti, Brendan.

AlfATTOA|A, Alexander, Alex, "byiBAfaI, Brasil ; Basil.

Alick. "bill An, Brian, Bryan ; Bernard ; -Ambi^of, Ambjiuf, Ambrose. Barnaby, Barney.

ATTilAOib, Auliffe ; Humphrey. "bitocAT), Morgan.

An CAlbAC, Callough ; Charles. t)tiAf)AC, Buagh ; Boetius ;

AnltiAn, Anion ; Alphonsus. Victor. AnmcAT), Ambrose.

AnnluAn, Anion ; Alphonsus. CAileAn, Colin. AnrijiAOi, Henry, Harry. CAinneAC, Canice. Anncoin, Ancom, Ancoitie, CAi|tb|te, Carbry.

Anthony, Antony, Anthin. CAlbAC, Calvagh ; Charles.

AoT), Ea ; Hugh. CAOitTijm, Kevin. AO-6A5AT1, Egan. CAolAn, Kealan, Kelan. Ao-oAij, Hughey. CAOtriAn, Kevan. ;

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CAt^ltif, Charles. CutnAije, Cooey ; Hughey CA|tCAC, Cartagh, Cartage. Quintin, Quinton. CA.tA.\\\, Cahir. CutneA-oA, Covey.

CAtAl, Cahal ; Charles. Cti VIIa-6, Cullo, Cooley.

CACAOift, Cahir ; Charles. CAcbAiiii, Caffar. •QAib^ix), David.

CeAllAc, Kellagh ; Celsus. *OAit)iT), "OAibix), David. CeAllACAti, Callaghan. 'OAi|Ae, Dary.

CeAti^All, Carroll ; Charles. X)Ait, Davy. CiATi, Kian, Kean, Cain. •OAiti, Dahy, Davy, David. CiATiAn, Kienan, Kenan. X)Aitin, Davy. CiAt»ATj, Kieran. *OATrilAic, TDAtiinAic, Dominic, CilliATi, Cillin, Killian. Dominick. CiTinei"OiT), CinneiT)i5, Kennedy. *OAt, Davy. CoiIbati, Coilin, Colin. •Q^AslAn, Declan. Coilin, Colman. "OeAfTTitirhnAC, Desmond. Dermod, Dermot CoinneAC, Canice, Kenny. •OiAttmAi-Q, ; Cyril. army, CoitiBAll, Kerill ; Darby ; Jeremiah, J

CollA, Colla. Jerry ; Jerome.

ColTTi, Colm, Colum ; Columba. *Ooiminic, Dominic, Dominick.

ColmATi, Colman ; Columban. "OorhnAll, Donall, Donald ;

Coltim, Colum ; Columba. Daniel. CotTiATi, Coman. *Oonn, Donn. CoTTTOAn, Cowan. *OonnAn, Donnan. CoTTiJAll, Cole. *OonncA-6, Donogh, Donough,

C01T15AT1, Cowan. Donaghy ; Donat ; Denis,

CoriAiiie, Conary. Denny ; Duncan.

CoTiAll, Conall, Connell. •OubAlcAC, Dualtagh, Duald ; ConAti, Conan. Dudley. ConcobAti, Conor, Connor, 'OtjbAn, Dowan. Naugher, Noghor, Nohor, "Ovib-oAleite, Dudley.

Conny, Con ; Cornelius, X)tibT)AttA, X>tJb-OAiiAC, Dudley. Corney, Neil. •OiabsAll, Dugald.

CoriTi, Conn, Con ; Constantine. •OubslAf, Douglas. ConnlAox), ConnlAOc, Conleth, Conley. Cacai-o, Aghy. ConfAi-oin, Constantine. eACAnn, eAccAi|t, Hector.

Co|tTnAC, Cormac ; Charles. 6AX)bA|i-o, Edward. C|tio tilt Ann, Crevan. OAmonn, Eamon, Edmond, Ed-

C|\iofrAl, Christpoher, Christy, mund ; Edward. C|\iofc6i|t, Christopher, Christy. eAnAn, Enan, CftocAn, Crohan. CAnnA, Enda. C^onAn, Cronan. eAiACAn, Ercan, Erkan.

CtJAn, Cuan. eAt^nAn, Ernan ; Ernest.

CiJcoi5Ctiice, Peregrine. eibeA|i, Ever, Heber ; Ivor. Cw ConnAcc, Constantine. eigneACAn, eijneACAn, Aeneas,

Ctjc-ftice, Peregrine. Eneas ; Ignatius.

Ctiimin, Cumin, Comyn. einieA|t, Ever, Heber ; Ivor. 44

(Simiti, Evin. gcAfpAH, Jasper. '' ein]Ai, Henry. 5ilibeinc, Gilbert. einGAiiion, Erevan, Heremon, 5iobijn, Gibbon.

Hermon ; Irving, 51 oil A "beAjAAij, Gilvarry. eijinin, Ernin. 510IIA "bjii's-oe, Gilbride. eocAix), Oghie. 510IIA Cuiofc, Christian.

e6in, Eoin, John ; Owen, 510IIA *De, Gildea. eoin t)Aifce, John Baptist. 510IIA GAfptnj, Archibald.

eo5An, Eoghan, Owen ; Eugene. 51 oil A lofA, Gillisa, Gillesa, eo5Ainin, Oynie. Gill. 510IIA riA riAoni, Nehemiah.

"PAccriA, Fachnan ; Festus. 5io|(Aji-o, Gerard. "pAilbo, Falvy. 5io|i6i-o, Garrett, Gerald, Ger- pAolAn, Felan. ard.

peA^tA-QAC, Farry ; Ferdinand. glAifne, Glasny.

"peAi^T^oiicA, Frederick ; Ferdin- 5o|fOAn, Gordon. and. 5otpiiAi-6, 5otiiAi-6, Godfrey, "PeAjiJAl, Fergal, Farrell. Gorry. "PeApgAnAinTn, Ferdinand. SjteAsoitA, 5ri05A1i. Gregory.

peAiiguf , Fergus ; Ferdinand.

peicin, Fehin ; Festus. tlATinjiAOi, llAn|iAOi, Henry,

"Pei-olmi, PheHm ; Phihp ; Felix. Harry.

pei-olnnix), Felimy, Phelimy, tloiboAiix), Hubert ; Hugh.

Phelim ; Philip ; Felix. tloifieAbAtt'o, Herbert. "PeoiiAf, Pierce. pACA, Feagh. lAjiplAit, Jarlath. pActiA, Fiachra, Feary. lorhAji, Ivor. plib, Philip. lofAc, Isaac, pnj^in, Fineen, Finneen, Finnin, lofep, lofep, Joseph,

Finian ; Florence, Florry. lofoc, lofog, Isaac. "PinniAn, Finian. 1]iiaI, Irial. piOTiATi, Fionan. lijfCAf, Eustace. pionn, Finn. ponnAn, Finan, Fionan. l/AbcAf, Luke. ponnbAjtit, Finbar. lAbiAAf, Laurence. pionncAn, Fintan. Lacctia, Lucius. •piteAl, Florence, Florry. tAifiiiAn, Laserian. plAtin, Flann, Flan ; Florence l/AOijfeAc, tAoifBAG, Lysagh ;

Florry. Lucius ; Lewis, Louis. "plAnnAn, Flannan. tA-pAiiAiATi, Laserian.

•pole, Foulk. teAclAinn, Laughlin ; Lanty. "PHAinc, Frank. "Leon, Leo. tiAtn, William, Willie. ^AttbATi, Garvan. toclAinn, LoclAnn, Loughlin; S^aiiaIi;, Gerald. Laughlin. 5eA^iA]iT», Gerard. Lorn An, Loman. 5eA]i6i-o, Garrett, Gerald, toriAn, Lonan.

Gerard. l.o|tCAn, Lorcan ; Laurence. 45 tiJCAn, Lucan. tliocol, Nicol. ,tV"' tucAf , Luke. l-uj^Ai-o, Lewy ; Lewis, Louis ; 0-6|AAn, Oraii.

' Aloysius. OilibeAti, Oliver. Oifin, Ossin, Ossian. niAeleAclAinn, ITlAel SeAC- OfCAt^, Oscar.

lAinn, Melaghlin, Laughlin ;

Lanty ; Malachy ; Milo, Pa-oha, Paddy. Miles, Myles. PAT)]1A1C, PAT)|1A1C, pA"0]tA15, triAel 1ofA, Maelisa. pA-6tiAi5, Patrick. tYlAJTitif, rriAsntif, Manus; Man- pAiT), Pat. asses. Patoi, Paddy. mAincin, Munchin. pAi-oin, Padden, Paddy, Pat. mAittciti, Martin. pA-p-p^. Paddy. mAic, mAicin, Mat. PA|\tAlAn, pAjttAlAtl, pA^vtlAII, mAiciAf, triAitiAf, Matthias. Pa^icIau, pAttrlon, pAjicnAn, niAiciiJ, Matthew. Bartholomew, Bartlemy, mAO-665, Mogue ; Aidan ; Moses Bartley, Barkley, Berkley, mAOilif, Meyler. Barclay, Bartel Parian, Bat, mAolfteAnriACCA, Benedict. Batt. rriAGl Colm, rriAol Coltiim, Mal- peAT)Ai]t, peAT)A)t, Peter. colm. piA|tAf, Pierce. mAolmorv-oA, Miles, Myles. pilib, Philip. Milo niAol rhtJit^e, Meyler ; ; pitif, Pius. Miles, Myles. p6l, Paul. mAol UtiA-OAin, Melrone. PjieAnn-OAij, Frank. rriAttctif, Marcus, Mark. P|ioinnfeAf, P]ioinnfiAf, mAt»cAn, mAticAin, Martin. PHonifiAf, Francis. iriAtA, Matthew.

mAcJArhAin, Mahon ; Matthew. riAT)vil13, Ralph. meAllAii, Mellan, Meldan. RAsriAll, UasiiaII, Reginald,

meilfe6itA, Melchor. Ronald ; Randal, Randulph. miceAl, miccAl, Michael. TlAibilin, Revelin.

mtiiticeApcAC, Murtaugh, Murty; R.Aix)|ii, Rory, Roderick ; Roger. Mortimer. RAtinAullb, Randulph. rntji|teA-6AC, Murry. UeATTionn, Raymond, Redmond, niviipseAf, Maurice. Mundy.

m«i|Mf, Maurice. neix)|ti, Rory, Roderick ; Roger,

muncAX), Murrough ; Morgan. Roddy. RibeAt^T), RibeA|ic, 11ibi|\c, Rio- riAorriAn, Nevan. bA|ix), RiobAitc, Robert.

tlAOf , Neece, Neese, Niece ; RiocAi^-o, RiocA|fo, Rickard, Nicholas. Richard. tlBAfAn, Nessan. UifceAii-o, Richard. •n6ill, Neal, Neale, Neil. RoT)lAi"6e, Rox)lArin, Roland, HiaII, Niall, Neal, Neale. Rowland. HiaIIati, Niallan. noT)tillD, Ralph. riioclAf, Nicholas. •RoibeAii, Robin. 46

Robert. ; RoibeAtix), TloibeAtfo, SoniAi|ile, Sorley Samuel ;

Roit)ilin, Revelin ; Rowland, Charles. Roland. SceApAti, Sceiniin, SciAbAn, Roibin, Robin. SciAbnA, SciAtiA, Scibin, RonAn, Ronan. Scio-pAti, Stephen. nof, Ross. Stiibne, Sivney ; Simon. UtiA-oAn, Rowan. ntiAToni, Rory, Roderick ; Cat)5, Teige, Teague ; Thad- Roger, Roddy. daeus, Thaddeus, Thady,

Rtiibilin, Revelin ; Rowland, Thade ; Timothy, Tim. Roland. CAi"65in, Tim.

CAfilA, Turlough ; Charles.

SAettb|ieAtAc, Justin. CeAboiT), Tibbot, Theobald ; SAilbeAfCA^i, Sylvester. Tobias, Toby. SAiriAitile, Charles. <::eA"o6i|i, Theodore. SeA-oriA, Sidney. CijeAiiriAC, Tierney. SeAp^iA, SeA]:|AAi-6, Geoffrey. CigeAttnAn, Tiernan.

SeAgAti, Shane, John. CioboiT), Tibbot, Theobald ; SeAmvjf, Shemus, James. Tobias, Toby. Sbati, Shane, John. CiomoiT), Timothy.

SeAtiAti, Senan, Sinan, Synan, Coi|tx)eAlbAc, Turlough ; Ter-

Sinon. ence, Terry ; Charles. SeAt^lAf, SeAttlvif, Charles. ComAifin, Tommy. SeAjitA, Sheary, Geoffrey, Jeff- CoitiaIcac, Tomaltagh, Tumelty rey. Timothy. SeAjitiJTi, Geoffrey, Jeffrey. ComAf, Thomas.

SeACjAA, Sheary, Geoffrey, Jef- CjtAelAc, Turlough ; Terence,

frey. Terry ; Charles. SeAtjiajn, SeAt|tijn, Sheron, C-uacaI, Toal, Tully. Geoffrey, Jeffrey. Seoi^ife, George. tlAicei|i, Walter. Seon, John. VlAitne, Hewney, Oney, Owney,

SeofAtii, SeofAp, SeofAp, Oynie ; Anthony, Antony, Joseph. UaIcaii, Walter. Sia"6aI, SiajaI, Shiel. vlgAine, Hugony.

Simix), Jimmy. Uileog, Ulick ; Ulysses. Siop|AAi-6, Geoffrey. Uilpitix), Wilfrid.

SiomAiT), Jimmy. UilloAC, Ulick ; Ulysses.

Siomon, Siomonti, Siomun, V1 1 1ll Am, William.

Simon. Uillioc, Ulick ; Ulysses. SioTJAn, Sinan, Synan, Sinon. UiTifeATiTi, Uinfionn, Vincent. SifeAl, Cecil. UnpiiAi-o, Humphrey. SolATh, Solomon. NAMES OF WOMEN

IRISH—ENGLISH

AbAigeAl, AbAi5, Abigail, "bttis-oe, Brigid, Bridie, Breeda ; Abbey, Abbie. Bridget, A^AZA, Agatha. "b^iis-oin, Bridie, Breeda, Bidina, A5nA, Ina. Bidelia, Dina, Delia, Dillie, Aibilin, Aileen, Eveleen, Evelyn Beesy.

Aipjiic, Afric, Africa, Aphria. bjiijiT), Brigid, Bride, Breeda ; Aigneif, Agnes. Bridget. Ailbe, Alvy, Elva. Aili-6, Alley, Caic, Kate. Ailif, Ailif, Ailife, AilfB, Caici, Katty. Alicia, Alice, Aylice, Elsha. CAicilin, Kathleen, Catherine. Ai mill on A, Amelina. CAicin, Katie, Katty. A^ne, Anne, Anna. CAiclin, Kathleen, Catherine. AinsBAl, Angela. Caic^iiti, CAic|iionA, Catherine. Aiflin5, Aiflmn, Esther. CAOilpionn, Keelin. Aitce, Atty. CActiAome, Catherine. AIaix), Alley. CiAtiriAic, Kinnat, Keenat. -AlAfC|tionA, Alastrina, Alexan- C|tifcin, CuifciotiA, Christina. dra. Allfijn, Allison. •OArhriAic, Devnet, Downet, -dniiA, AnriA, Anna, Anne. Dymphna. x^nriAblA, Annabel, Annabella, *OeAttbAil, Derval, Dervilia.

Arabella, Bella. •Ooi|teATin, Dorren ; Dorothy ; AnnfCAf, Anastasia. Dolly. Ao-oTiAic, Enat, Ena, Eny. eA-OAom, Edwina. AoibeAtin, Eavan. eAttriAic, Ernet. Aoipe, Eva. eiblin, Eileen, Eveleen, Evelyn, Ac^iAcr, Attracta. Aileen, Ellen, Helen, Ellie, Eily, Nellie, Nell, Lena. "bAb, Babe. eileAn6|tA, eilionoitt, Eleanor, "bAibin, Barbara, Barbary, Bab. Eleanora. X)A\\^h\\e, X)A^\yb\^e, Barbara, eilif, eilife, Elizabeth, Eliza, Barbary. Elsie, Lizzie, Bessie, Betsey, t)eAn rhuTTiAn, Benvon. Betty ; Alicia, Alice, Aylice. "beAti ttli-oe, Benvy. eimile, Emily, t)ebinr>, Vivian. eifciji, Esther,

"blAc, Flora. eitne, Eithne, Ethna, Etney ; "blAtriAiX), Florence. Annie. 48 pAiiice, Fanny. triAiiAO-o, Margaret, Maggie, pAOilcijeAtitiA, Whiltierna. Madge. pA-otiAic, Feenat, Feena. ITlAiicA, Martha.

pionnjtiAlA, Finola, Nuala Meave ; ; Mab- ; meA-ob, Maud

Flora ; Penelope, Penny ; bina ; Mabel ; Margery, Mar-

Nappy. jory ; Madge, meAll A, Mella. gobriAic, Gobinet, Gobnet, meAtif, Mary,

Gubby ; Abigail, Abbey, mei-obin, Mabbina.

Abbie, Abina ; Deborah, mix)e, Meeda.

Debby ; Webbie. moinin, Moreen. 5o|tTnplAit, Gormlaith, Gorm- moncA, Monica,

ley ; Barbara, Barbary. moti. More ; Martha ; Mary ;

5]tAinne, Grace ; Gertrude, Agnes. Gertie. mtJA-OTiAir, Monat, Mona. muiiie, Mary. tlil-oe, Hilda, Hildy. mtii|ieAT), mwitjeAT), Margaret, Maggie, Madge.

lT>e, Ida, Ita. mtiiiijeAl, Murel ; Muriel. 1-peAbAl, IfibeAl, Isabella, Sybil, mtiineAnn, ITltiiiiirin, invj|iAinii,

Sibby ; Elizabeth, Eliza, Morrin ; Marion ; Madge.

Bessie ; Annabel, Annabella, mti|iAi-o, Margaret, Maggie, Bella. Madge.

l/AbAoife, Louisa. tlAblA, riAible, Annabel, Anna- tA-pAi^ipioriA, Lassarina. bella, Nabla, Mabel, Bella. teATi, Eleanor, Eleanora. tlAirifeAT), rieAtif, Nancy, Nance til, tile, Lily, Lelia. Nan, Anne. ttngfOAC, Lucy. tlBAfA, Nessa. tieill, neilli, Nell, Nellie.

triA-OA, Maud. tloinin, noitiin, Nonie ; Daisey. mAX)Ailein, Madeline. tlotiA, Nora, Norah, Honor, mAible, Mabel. Honora, Honoria, Nonie,

TYlAij-olin, Madeline. Nanno ; Hannah.

mAijr'eA-o, Margaret, Maggie, ntiAlA, Nuala ; Nappy ; Pene- Madge. lope, Penny.

ITlAille, iTlAilfe, iriAilci, Molly ; Margery, Marjory. O-oAttnAic, Ornat, Orna.

mAitte, Mary, Moira. Oilbe, Elva ; Olive. tnAiyieAT), r>lA1|ieAT), rriAl 115116 AX), OnojiA, Honor, Honora, Nora,

tnAi]i5tieAT), Margaret, Maggie Norah ; Hannah. Madge. Ottf^lAit, Orlaith. mAijiin, Maureen, May, Molly. mAitir^' mAitifile, Marcella. PaiIi, pAilr, PaI, Poll, Polly. mAici, Matty. pei5, pei^i, Peg, Peggy. niAicil-oe, Matilda. pytoinnfeAf, p^ioinfeAf, Fran- mAllAi-6, Mollv. ces, Fanny. ;

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TlActiAic, Renny. Sifile, Cecelia, Cecily. RiceAl, Richella. SiubAinin, Hannah Josephine. ; RiogtiAc, Regina. SitibAn, Joan, Johanna, Hannah,

Roif, Roife, Uoifiri, Rose. Julia, July ; Judith, Judy,

; Susanna, Jude Susan ;

SAbA, SAT)b,SAT)bA, Sive ; Sabia; Nonie.

Sophia, Sophy ; Sarah ; Sally. S11J1, Susanna, Susan. SAiX)bin, Sabina. So|icA, Sarah, Sally. SeAtvlAic, Charlotte. SofAix), SofAnriA, Susanna, Se6fAinitin, Josephine. Susan. SlAine, Slany. SceifB, Anastasia. Sib^Al, Isabella, Sybil, Sibby, SufAnriA, Susanna Susan. Elizabeth, Eliza, Bessie,

Betty ; Annabel, Annabella, €11*06, Tilda. Bella. CoitieAfA, Teresa, Tessie.

Sibi, SiobAij, Sibby. CtiAOine, Cj^ioriA, Trina ; Katie, SiobAinin, Hannah Josephine. Katty. ; SiobAn, Joan, Johanna, Hannah, CtiBAfA, Cjieife, Teresa, Tessie.

Julia, July ; Judith, Judy,

Jude; Susanna, Susan ; Nonie. ClriA, Una, Uny ; Unity ; Wini- Site, Cecelia, Cecily, Celia fred, Winefred, Winnie,

Sella, Sheila, Sheela ; Sabina, Winny ; Agnes. Sibby, Sally Ursula. ; Julia, July ; UiiftilA, Judith, Judy, Jude. Sine, SmeA-o, SineAix), Jane, Jennet, Jenny. 50

SURNAMES IRISH—ENGLISH

A "bAttitA, Barry. AinfeAboi-o, Archabold, Archi- AbboiT), Abbott. ^ bold, Archbold, etc. A blAc, Blake. Aijtfeil, Archfield. A "bloi-o. Blood. Ai|Afeiii, Archer, Orchard. AbiAAliAtn, Abraham. Ai|tpibeAl, Archibald. A tl)|iiuf, Bruce. Ai|ifT)eicin, Archdeacon. A t)tilA, Wooley. x5i.if, Ashe. AcAOT), Hackett. AifeAboi-o, Asbold, Aspoll, a' 6ntJic, Hill. Aspel, Esbald, etc. A ColbA|i-o, Colbert. Aifeiji, Archer, Auher. a' "Outia, Doona. xXiflinn, Ashlin. A "Pao, Fay. -Aifceicin, Archdeacon, A "Pii^in, Freyne, Frein, etc. AlATTiAn, Allman. -A5Af, Ashe. AlAttx). Ellard. AlbATiAC, a' $einiiii-6, Winter, Winters. Scott. a' ^leAnriA, Glanny, Glenny, Alcoc, Alcock. Glenn. A Lhife, Lynch. AlfAn-OAiji, a' ^leAnncAin, Glanton. Elshander, Alex- A tlo^A, Hore, Hoare. ander, etc. Alcun, Alton. AiceiT), Hackett. a' 1t»ACAi|ie, Ai-oIbatic, Ellard. Maghery. Ambpof, Ai^leAiic, Ailward, Aylward, Am|\6f, Am]iti-p, Am- brose. Alyward, etc, A't1luilnin, Mills. AijlTneAji, Aylmer, Elmer, etc. Ancoicil, Anketell, Ankethill, Ailein, Alleine, Alleyne, Allan, Ankle, etc. Allen, etc. An-o|iAOfAri, Anderson. Ailin, Alhn, Allen, etc. ATI Cnuic, Hill. Ain-oinxi, Andrew. ATI "OuriA. Doona. xXin^leAn-o, Angland, Ankland, ATI $eiTiTiii-6, Winter, England. Winters, An ^IcAnriA, Glanny, Glenny. xXingleif, English, Englishe. Glenn. Ainsleonc, Angland, Ankland, An ^iBAnncAin, Glanton. England. An ttlACAine, Maghery, Ai|ii5, Airey. An rhtjilmn. Mills. AijiniGAf, Ormsby. An p]\e\t, O'Pray, Pray. 51

Anc6iti, Ancoine, Antony, IDati, Baun, Bawn, Bane, Bayne,

Anthony. Baynes, etc. ; White.

ATI cSeACA, Frost. t)At»Ain, Warren, Warrin ; AH cSitjlDAil, Walker. Walsh. ATI cSneACCA, Snow. "bAfiAncAC, Walsh. A PaoI, Powell. "bA-fiCAjt, Barker. a' "ptteit, O'Pray, Pray. t3A]i6iT), Barrett. A PiiiocAi)AX), Prickard, Pri- "bA^Acun, Barton. chard. t)Attijn, Baron, Barron. A Pt^if, Pryse, Pryce, Price. "bAc, Bath, Baith, Bates, etc. A puifceAi^T), Pritchard. t)eA5, Bueg, Begg, Begge, xXjiAlc, Harald, Harold, Harrold. Beggs ; Little ; Small. A^AfCAin, Erskine, Erksine. "beAlAcun, Belton, Weldon, ^t^-OACA, Ardagh. Veldon. AumAf, Ormsby. "beAttriAlJAl, Barnwell, Barne- 'A-pn6iX), Arnold, Arnott. wall, etc. A^oi-o, Harrot, Harold, etc. "beA^triAif, Bearnes, Barnes. A^cuii, Arthur, Arthurs. "beA-priAtA-o, Barnard, Bernard. AuAOi, Athyt. beAnci^ATii, Bertram. AcAfAC, Ashe. beAflAij;, t)eAflAOi, Beasley, a' cSoaca, Frost. Beazley. a' cSitJhAil, Walker. "beAfcijn, Baston, Beston. a' cStibacca, Snow. t)eille, t)eilliii, Bellew. t)eilleA5Am, Bellingham. t)Ab, Babe. tDemeiT), Bennett, "bACAein, Baker. "bei^ic. Berth. "bAcun, Bacon. "biA-ocAC, Betagh, Beatagh, "bA-octin, Boyton. Beatty, etc. iDAsriAl, Bagnall, Bagnell, etc. "bibine, Dobbin, Dobbins. "bAjdiT), Bagot, Bagott, Baggot, bigOAii, Biggar, Bigger. Baggott. t>inei-o, Bennett. t)Aic6iti, Baker. "biTinfo, Binchy. t)AiT)ciijn, Boyton. "bionsAm, Bingham, Bigham. "bAilitif^i^i, Balling er. t)ion6iT), Bennett. tDAilmcin, Ballantine. "bifeiT), Bissett. t)Ailincin, Valentine. t)lACAC, Blacagh, Blake. t)Ailir. Wallace, Walhs, Walsh. "blAOTD, Bluett, Blewett, etc. "bAilifce, Ballesty. t)l6ine, Bleney, Bleaney Blaney "bAille, Bailie, Bailey, Bayly. Blainey, Blayney. tDAifieiX), Barrett. blitnc. Bluett, Blewett. tDAifeiT), Bassett. "bloi-o. Blood. "bAifn^iT), Basnet. t)l\iinnfin, Blanchfield, Blanch- t)Al, Ball. ville. t)Alb, Balfe. "bo-oleitt. Bowler. "bAl-ouTi, Baldoon, Ballon, t36x)xin, Bowden, Boden, etc. Baldin, Baldwin. "boi-oicin. Bodkin. t)AllA]i-o, Ballard, Bollard. t)6ix»in, Boden, etc. bAlx)tiin5, Baldwin. t)6ilei|i, Bowler. 52

t)6inTi, Bowen. but\-oun, Burdon. t>oiiieil, Burrell. Berrell, Berr- bup, Boyce, etc. all, Berrill, Birrell, etc. bupcAtt-D, Bustard. "bolctin, Bolton, bottcuic, Borthwick. "bofCAc, Fox. Ca-oaI, Cadell, Caddell, etc. t)|tAbAfxin, Brabazon. CAitnbeAl, Cambell, Campbell. "btiAn, Bran, CAimpion, Branne ; Burns. Campion. "bjiATi-oun, Brandon. CAmfjion, Cameron. "btiATinoc, Brannock, Brannick, CAtincAli^Ti, Cantillon, Cantlon. etc. etc. t)|tAnc, Brant, Brand. CATinctiAl, Cantwell. t)]ieATiTi 6c, Brannock, Brannick, Catiticijti, Canton, Candon. etc. CahcuaI, Cantwell. t>peAiit:un, Brearton, Brerton, CATicun, Canton, Candon. Brereton, CAoriiAnAc, Cavanagh, Kavan- tDjteAttiAc, Brennagh, Bran- agh, etc.

nagh ; Walsh, Walshe. etc. CAplAif, Capples, Caplis, Cap- bfiiAn, Brian, Bryan, Brien, etc. lice, Caples. t)|t(-oe, "bpi-oeAc, Bride. CA|itAun, Carew, Carey. "btiiseAc, Brigg, Bridge, CAf, Cass. bpiorcti, Briscoe, Brisco. Cac, Cott, Coates. "bttic, btiicBAc, Britt, Brett. CoAnnc, Kent. tDjioc, Brock. CeA^iT), Caird. "bpu^A, Burrowes, Burrows Ceicinn, ; Keating, Keatinge. Burgess, CiCBAm, Kickham. btitiicleij, btttiicleic, Brickley, Cimpeic. Kennifeck, Kennefick, Breckley. Kennefeck. "bpuii. Brown, Browne. CinTiicei-o, Kincaid, Kinkead. "buATDAn, Bowman. CinnreAlAC. Kinshela, Kinsella. t)uAnionr», Beaumont. etc. t)iix)AnLAi5, Butterly. CmnfeATHAn, Kingston. tDu-ofiAti, Bowdren. Cine, Kent. btiilceiji, builceiji, Butler. Ciomrog, Ciorog, Ciunirog. biiinneAn, Banane, Binane, Cusack, Cussack, etc. Bonin, Bunyan ; Bennett. ClAnn-oioluin, Clandillon. biii|i5eir. Burgess, Burges, etc. CIa|i, Clare. "bxjipjeip, Burris, etc. CleifieAC, Clarke, Clark, etc. bxnjifeil, Burchell. Clnrieif, Clement. bxni^eijt, Bowcher, Busher, Clinfe, Clinch, Clynch. Bussher, etc. Cliopouc Cliliord. buifceiji. Butcher. Clioncvin, Clinton. biiiceAC, Boyd, Cocf, Cox, Coxe. buicilein, Butler. Co-QA, Codd. buicn-nei|t, Buttimer. Coilei|i, CoHier. buicleiti, Butler, Coill-oub, Blackwood. bill pin, Bulfin. Coimin, Comin, Comyn, Comyns^ bunbc\c, Burbage. Cummins, etc. . 53

CoipiTi56i|i, Coipineip, Gopin- Cx\z, Coote. ger, Coppinger. C6ipliT)e, Copley. *OAibif, Davis. C6l, Cole. •OAinfeiii, Aungier, Danger. Col, Coll. "OAiji-oif; Dardis. ColbAt\-o, Colbert. *OAiiifi5, D'Arcy, Darcy. Colcloc, Colclogh, Colclough. "OaIaici-o, Delahide, Delahoyde.

Colcu n , Colhoun, Colquhoun, etc. *OAlATnAviA, Delamar, Delamere, ColmATi, Coleman. Delmar, etc. Colcun, Colton. •OaIacuti, "OAlrtin, Dalton, ComAt^, Comber, Comer. D'Alton. ComA^cun, Comerton, Comer- X>AfAn, 'OAfon, Dawson. ford, etc. *OAcxJn, Daton, Daughton, Daw-

Conx)un, CoriTTOun, Condon. tin ; Dalton. CoiAbAiTD, Corbett, Corbitt. X)eAX)\\xif, Devereux. Cot»cAir, Corket. x>e "bAcvin, Bacon, CoiAHT)ub, Corduff. •oe t)A-6t:iJn, Boyton. Cofcun, Costune, Costum. x>e t)AileAHA, de Valera. CjtA-potic, Craforte, Crawford, "oe t)Aileif, "oe t)Ail^f, •oe

etc. t)Ailif, Wallis, Wallace ; C]iAnuic, Cranwich, Cranitch. Walsh, etc. CpAobAc, Creagh, -oe -DAI, Wall, CiteATJOc, C|ieAT)65, Craddock. •oe t)Ale|tA, de Valera. CpeA5, C|teo5, Cregg, Craig. •oe t) Alexin, Walton, C]iiofc6i|i, Christopher. •oe 13a|iiia, Barry, Barrie. Cpoc, Croke, Croake, etc. •oe tDAjiciin, Barton, C|AomAil, Crummell, Grummell, •oe "bAf, Bass, Cromwell. •oe t)AfCAblA, Bastable, Bas- CjiomcA, Crombie, Cromie, tible. Crommie. •oe t)At, Bath, Baith, Bates, C|t6n, Crone. •oe t)eAl, Veale. C|\uc, Crooke, Crooks, etc. oe "beAlAcim, Belton, Veldon, Cjiuif, Cruise, Cruice. Weldon. C|iuifeiii, Crozier. •oe ticAii'oijn, Verdon, Varden, Cue, Cooke. etc. CiiileAn-OA]t, Collendar, Callen- •oe "beAjiiiAbAl, Barnewall, der, Barnavill, Barnwell, Cuiltei|t, Quilter. •oe t)eic. Beck, Bex. Cuimin, Comyn, Cumming, -oe beil. Bell. Cummins, etc. x)e l!)eiii, De Vere. Cuipei|i, Cowper, Cooper. •oe t)iAl, Veale. Cui^ifeAC, De Courcy, Courcey, •oe "blAC, -oe t)lACA, Blake, etc. •oe "blACAl, Blackball, Cui]Aceif, Curtis, etc. -oe "blACAtn, Blackham. Cuifi'n, Cousin, Cushen, Cussen, •oe blACtiAl, Blackwell. Cousins, etc. •oe "blAg-o, Blythe. CujAfAC, De Courcy, Courcey, •oe blmnnfiol, Blanchville, Coursey, B^anchfield. 54 x>e t>6\x), Wood, Woods. •oe CATiticAlun, Cantillon, Cant- •oe tDollcun, Bolton. Ion, etc. •oe t)on-o, Bond, Bonde. •oe CAnncwAl, Cantwell. •oe t)ofc, Fox. •oe CAnnctin, Canton, Candon, •oe t)ofc6c, Bostock. Condon, •oe t)oc, Butt. •oe CATictiAl, Cantwell. •oe t)ocijri, Bone, Bowen. •oe CAHT>uib, Cardiff, Kerdiffe. •oe t)tiATTOun, Brandon. •oe CAttlcun, Carleton, Carlton. •oe t)|tAcijn, Bratton. x)e Caii]aai5, Carrick, Craig, etc. x>e b^A^A-outi, Bredon, Breadon, •oe CAt^itun, Carew, Carey, Breydon, etc. •oe CACAi-p, Carr. oe t)|\eATir»6c, Brennock, Bran- •oe CeAtinc, Kent, nock, Brannick, etc. •oe CeApoc, •oe CeApog, Keap- oe t)f«eAct4Ti, Bretton, Britton. pock, Keppock, Cappock, &c. •oe iDiieic, Brett, •oe CeA|tfAi5, Kearsey. •oe tDpi, Bree, Bray, •oe c6iciT>r», Keating, Keatinge. •oe h\\^s, Brigg, Briggs, Bridge, •oe Cinip6ic, Kennifeck, Ken- •oe t)|tiocun, Britton, Bretton, nefick, etc. etc. •oe Ciomfog, "oe Ciurrifds, •oe tD|\ic, Britt, Brett, Cusack, etc. •oe t)|tii4f, Bruce, •oe ClA|t, Clare. •oe "b^tdc, Brooke, Brookes, •oe CleArun, Clayton, Brooks, •oe Clei]i, Cleere, Clear, •oe t)|toccijn, Broughton. •oe Cliopojtt;, Clifford, •oe t)|tijc, Brooke, Brookes, •oe Clioncun, Clinton, Brooks, •oe Cnoc, Knox, -oe tD^viJA, Bury, Burrows, -oe CogAti, Cog an, Goggin, etc,

Burrowes ; Burgess, Burges, •oe CorriAtt, Comber. etc. •oe Co^tlijAile, Corbally. •oe t)tMjn, Brown, Browne, •oe Cocun, Cotton. •oe "binjucun, Brunton. •oe C^iApour:, Crawford, etc. -oe tDjiuf, Bruce, •oe Ct^Ais, •oe Cj^eAs, Cregg -oe tDuAmotiTj, Beaumont. Craig, etc.

*oe t)uiT»ti, Wynne, Winn, •oe C^ioccAf , Crofts, •oe t)viinbiol, Banville, Banvill, •oe Ciioccxin, Crofton. Bonfield, Bunfield. •oe C|\viif, Cruice, Cruise, Cross,

-oe Xyvwc, Boyd, •oe CuijAceif , Curtis, Curties, &c. -oe "buicileiti, -oe X)m^x:\,^\\\, •oe Ctiicleip, Quilter, Butler, •oe Cij|ifA, De Courcy, Courcey, -oe t)ul, •oe t)ull3, Woulfe, Coursey. Wolfe, etc. -oe *OiiJiT), Tuite. -oe t)u|\c, -oe t)ut*cA, De Burgh, •oe *Ottom5tjl, Dromgoole, Burke, Bourke. Drumgoole, Drumgoold. •oe t)tJii*ouTi, Burdon. •oe *Oute ponnslAf, Finglas. •oe lloccun, Houghton, Haugh- oe "Ppein, -oe "Ptieine, Freyne, ton, etc. Frein, Frayne, Freney, •oe l^oti, •oe ll6|tA, Hore, Hoar, Freeney, etc. Hoare. xte "Piteinf, French. •oe tl6tifAi5, Horsey ; Hurst, •oe puice, Whitty. •oe tlofAe, x)e tlijfAe, Hussey. x)e 'puir:lei5, Whiteley, Whitley. X)eibnif, Devenish ; Devereux. •oe "puicTiij, Whitney. •oe ifeif, Irish, •oe 5Ailli-6e, Galloway, Gallway, •oe liileonc, Ireland. Galway, etc. X)eife, Dease. •oe ^AllbAile, Galbally. *OeifeAC, Deasy, Deasey. •oe 5ao|a, Gware, Gore. •oe La, Law. •oe 5Afcijn, Gascoigne, Gaskin. •oe tAtiscijn, Langton. •oe 5eA|iT), Garde. •oe teA-oijf, Ledwich, Ledwidge, •oe ^eACA, Yeates. Ledwitch, Ledwith, Lidwich, •oe glAinbiol, Glanville, Glan- Ludwig. field. oe "LeAfrA^i, Leicester, Ley- •oe 5lin, Glynn, Glinn, Glenn. cester, Lester, Lister, Lyster. •DO 56]i"ovin, Gordon. •oe t6i5, Leigh, Legge, Lea, •oe 5t^Ae, Grey, Gray. Lee, etc. •oe 5|tATTOxin, Grandon, Gran- •oe tei^inn, -oe t^in, Lane, dan. "oe teif, De Lacy, Lacy, Lacey, •oe 5t^'Annc, Grant. etc. •oe 511A01". Green, Greene. •oe tiAt, Leo. •oe 5t(6tb, Graves, Greaves. •oe Unfe, Lynch, •oe 5ij|iATn, Gorham. •oe Uon, Lyon, Lyons, etc. •oe tiAe, Hay, Haye, Hayes. •oe 'Lionc6l, Lincoln, •oe hAl, Hall. •oe Vioncijn, Linton, Lynton, •oe tlAlAboi-o, Hollywood. Lenton. •oe tlAlbui-oe, Halvey, Hollway, •oe tioflA, Leslie, Lesley, Holloway. •oe tiofcijn, Liston. •oe tlAlcijn, Halton. •oe toccuf, Loftus, Loftis.

•oe "hAtnAlctin, Hamilton. •oe 'Lonx)|iA, "oe ton-o^AAf , Land- oe "hATncxin, Hampton. rey. Landers, •oe tlAtibtJti^A, Hanbury, Hand- •oe ton'oviTi, Lundon, London, bury, Hanbery, Hanberry, Landon. Anborough, Anboro, etc. •oe "Long, Long,

•oe tlA^iput^, Harpur, Harper. oe l.unx)t(Af , Landers, Launders, •oe "heA-oun, Heden, Headon, •oe mif6i-o, Misset.

Heydon, Haydon, etc. •oe inoinbiol, Mandeville ; •oe Y\eA\\\>o\ix:, Harford, Hart- Mansfield,

ford, etc. •oe moiit^if, Morris ; Morrison, •oe tlenebiie, Henebery, Hene- •oe moiiAcmiei|t, Mortimer, bry, etc. oe moncAin, Montane, Moun- •oe lli-oe, Hyde. tain, etc. •oe 11ionbuii5A,Henebery,Hene- •oe m6)iA, More, Moore, etc. berry, Hennebry, Henebry, •oe mottcun, Moreton, Morton, etc. •oe motxin. Moon, Moone. 56

•oe mufJA, More, Moore, etc. •oe SAbjiAinn, Saurin. •oe tiAif, Nash, Naish. •oe SAilig^itt, Sallinger, Sellin- *oe tiAf, Nash, Naish. ger, St. Ledger, etc. "oe rieAT), Neville. •oe SAinciteAb, Santry. •oe tleA'otiAibiol, Netterville, •oe SAijifeil, Sarsfield, etc. Netterfield. •oe SaI, Sail, Saul. X)enn, Denn. •oe SattoaI, Sandall, Sandell. -oe 11651 A, Nangle, Nagle, •oe SAtipo^c, Sanford. Neagle, etc. •oe SA05t(Ab, Seagrave, Segrave, •oe tloiiieif, Norrish, Norris, &c. Seagrove, Segre. •oe t1o|tA-6, •oe rio|iAi-6, Noury, •oe SceAlAf, Scales,

Nowry ; Norris. •oe SceAldjn, Skelton. •oe no|\T:ijn, Norton. •oe Scopul, Scuffil, Scofield, •oe tltjibiol, Neville. Schofield, Scholefield. •oe riuinnfeAnri, Nugent. •oe ScjAibin, Scriven. •oe OinjiAll, Uriell, Eurell, •oe Sct^in, Skryne. Yourell. •oe SCAnrtteAb, Santry. •oe pAijtif, Parish. •oe Sinclei|i, Sinclare, Sinclair, •oe Pao|i, Poer, Poor, Power. etc. •oe peAcun, Peyton, Payton. •oe SmseAlrun, Singleton. •oe piombt^og, -oe piotib|v6c, *oe Si on villi, Shinnor, Shinnors. Pembroke. •oe Siun, Younge, Young, •oe poitte, Perry, Pirrie. •oe SiiJticA, Joynt. •oe poiiicinseil, Portabello. •oe SlAine, Slane. •oe pom^Ae, Pomeroy, Pomroy. •oe SpAine, Spain. •oe PttAt, Pratt. •oe ScAbAlcun, Stapelton, *oe PjAeAfcun, Preston. Stapleton. •oe PtiioiTOAiisAf, •oe PlAIOtTOt^A- •oe ScACAbul, "oe ScACApwl, 5Af, Prendergast, Prinder- Stackpole, Stackpoole. gast, Pendergast, Pender- •oe ScA-potir, Stafford.

grass ; Pender, Pinder, etc. •oe ScAineAf, Staines. •oe Pt»ioiinbiol, Prendeville, •oe ScAinlei5, Stanley. Prindeville, Prendible, Pren- •oe ScAni^oiir;, Stanford, Stan-

derville, Pendiville ; Brans- fard. field. •oe Scoc, Stokes, Stoakes. •oe riAileis, Rally, Rawley, •oe Sconrroun, Staunton, Stan- Rawleigh, Raleigh. ton, Stundon, Sdundon. •oe TlAmfAij, Ramsey, Ramsay. •oe SuAticun, Swanton. •oe RAt, Rath. •oe SuitiseAn, St. John, Singen, •oe Riox)aI, Riddell, Riddle, Singin, etc. Ruddell, Ruddle. •oe Sucun, Sutton, •oe RifeATnonn, Richmond. •oe Ciu, Tew. •oe Roifce, Roche, Roache. •oe Ciuic, Tuite.

•oe Tlof , Ross. •oe CjAAibeAtif, Travers, Tra- *-oe Uofpouc, Rochefort, Roch- vors, Trevors, etc. fort, Rochford, Rushford, &c. •oe C|teAnr, Trant. •oe Rtiif, Rush. •oe Cpe6, Troy. •oe R^f, Rose. •oe Ct»t>im, Trim. 57

oe CiJirilei5, Townley. Pax»a, Fodha ; Long. •oe Ui-oeAf, Wise, Wyse. pAe-oGAc, Fay. •oe Ui5eAm6ti, Wigmore. pASATi, Fagan, Fagin, etc. •QiolmAin, "Oiolun, Dillon. pASAtJ, Fyans, Foynes. •Oi|iin5, Deering. ITAinin, Fannin, Fanning. X>ob, Dobbs. pAi|ifin5, Farshin, Fortune. X)ox)A, Dodd, Dodds. jTaIcac, Wall. •Ooibin, Dobbin, Dobbyn, Dob- pAnnr, Fant. bins, Dobbyns. pAOiceAC, White. 'Doi'oin, Dodding. peiiiiceiit, 'pei|\reiti, Ferriter. •Ooilpin, Dolfin, Dolphin. peoiiilins, Verling, Verlin. XJoingeAt^T), *OoinneAt^-o, Uni- pA^AC, Feerick. acke, Uniack, Uniake. ponAmuji, Finamore, Finna- X)ollAtfo, "OollAiic, Dollard, more, etc. Dullard. ponslAf, Finglas. •QoTTOijn, Dondon, Dundon. ponn, Fair, Phair. "OonsATi, Dongan, Dungan, Dun- ponnuitt, ponijitt, Fennors. can. poc^n, Fitton, Fetton. "DonTTOtin, Dondon, Dundon. pliic6i|i, pjtceiji, Ferriter. "OjiAC, Drake. plinr, Flint, T)ttAopAti, Draper. ploi-o, Floyd, Flood, T)ttiiJ, Drew. poiiibi-p, Forbish, Forbis, Forbes. "Ottoj, *0|io5A, Drough, Drew. poi^ieif, Forrest. •Ottomsul, Dromgoole, Drum- poifeiT), Fausset, Faussette, goole, Drumgoold. Fawcett, Fawsitt, Fowcett, *0]A, Uni- "PjUfOAl, Frisell, Frizell, Friz- acke, Uniack, Uniake. zle, Eraser, Frazer, etc. T)uinfm6AttAC, Beresford. "PlMuin, Frewin, Frewen. •puinfe, Finch, Funge. ^Abiioi-o, Everett, Everitt, puiv^eAfc, Forrest, Frost. Everard. pui^eAfcaI, Forestall, Forrestal, ^Ab^tAiA-o, Everard. Forstall, Forrester, Forster, eAfmonn, Esmond, Esmonde. etc.

eAf P05, Aspig ; Bishop. "PulA^ctJn, Fullarton, FiiUerton. ^Acun, Eaton. pujiT), Foorde, Forde, Ford, eibeA|iA|fo, Everard. pu^ilons, Furlong. eicinseAtn, Etchingham. "puciAAil, Fottrell. ^igGAjv Eagar, Egar, Agar. eimeiT), Emmet. J^AboiT), Gabbott, Gabbett. 5A5Ain, Gogan, Goggan, Gog- pAcnA^i, Falconer, Falkner, gin, etc. Faulkner, etc. 5Aillix)e, Gallway, Galway, etc. 58

SAimlin, Gamlin, Gambling. Soiflin, Gosselin, Goslin, Gaus- 5Aitvx)iTi, Garden, Gardin. lin. Gosling, Gostlin. 5Ai|tneitt, Gardiner, Gardner, 56|i-oi3n, Gordon. Garner. 5otp|\Ai-6, Godfrey. 5AifceAl, Gatchell. 5otmoTin, Godman, Goodman. 5;aII, Gall, Gaul, Gaule. SttA-OAiA, Grier, Greer, etc. 5Allbt»eAtnAc, Galbraith, Gal- 5tiAe, Gery, Gray. breath. ST^AitifBAc, Grange. SaII-oa, Gait, Gault. 5t*Ainfei|t, Grainger, Granger. 5AllT)ub, Stackpoole ; Staple- St^'^n-OA, Granny, Grant. ton, Stapelton. 5fAnT)ijn, Grandon, Grandan. 5Ambun, Gambon, Gammon. 5T*-<'^ii^'^. Grant. ^attiaI, Gamel, Gammel, Gam- 5li^r' Grace. bell, Gamble. StieAgoiii, Gregory. ^Afcun, Gaston. 5liipin, Griffin.

5eAtt, Gayer ; Sharpe, 5T^omAil, Grummell. 5eAttAt»"o, Gerard, Gerrard. 5ux), Good. 5eAtvbAf, Gervais, Gervis, Jer- 5111-6, Guy. vaise, Jervis, etc. 5ijiliT)e, Gooley, Goldie, Gouldy 5eA|^"o, Garde. gviilin, Golding, Goulding, 5eAttlAnn, ^eA^ilijn, Gairlan, Golden, Goolden. Gartlan, Garland, Gartland, gviin, Gwyn, Gwynn, Gwynne. etc. 51JI, Gould, Goold. ^eAtimAn, German, Jarman, &c. StJtnAitcijn, Gumbleton. geAttmonn, Germon, Jermyn, 5tinnA, Gunn, Gonne. etc. 5tinnA|i, Gunner. gBAiinvin, Gernon, Garlan, Gar- land, etc. "hACABX), llAicei-o, Hackett. 5eAt^6i-o, Garrett, Jerrett, etc. llAicin, Hawkins. SeAt^r, Short. &c. 5eAHti^6it^. Carver. TlAimlin, Hamlin, Hamlyn, 51b, Gibb. llAitfOin, Harding, Hardinge. 5ilbeAiAr, Gilbert. "hAitiif, Harris. ^illeAii, Julian Julien, (?) tlAlAboi-o, Hollywood. Gullion. "hAlbui-oe, tlAltii-oe, Halvey, giobfATi, ^lobfon, Gibson. Hollway, Holloway. 510ICAC, Reade, Reid, etc. tlAiriAlcxin, Hamilton. 5101161-0, Garrett, etc. hAtnon, Hammond. glAifei-o, Glassett. "hAinonn, Hammond. "hAmitoc, tlAintios, Hamrock, 5VAf , Glass ; Green. gleAncxin, Clinton. Hamrogue. 5leAfvitt, Gleasure. llAncAiA-o, Hankard. Smith. tlAficoc, Hancock, Handcock. 5 OCA, Gow ; 50c, Gough, Goff. "hAol, Howel, Howell, Howels. gosTiA, SosAti, Gogan, Goggan, tlAtioi-o, Harrot, Harwood, Goggin, etc. Harold, Harrold. 5oi-oin, Godwin, Goodwin. tlAjiptiti, Harpur, Harper. goifeit^, Gosnall, Gosnell, ViA\^-c, Hart, Harte. ; ;

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"heAt^tnAfi, Harman, Harmon, lAcob, Jacob. Hardman, Herdman. IA56, lago, Jago, Jagoe. tleAtiun, Heron, Hearon, lAf»lAi"6e, Earls. Herron, Hearn, Hearne, lAi^fAc, Eyre, Eyres, Ayres. Heme, etc. lTi5leif, inslif, Inglis, English, h6il!)eA|ic, Hayward, Howard. Englishe. tlibeAtAT), Hubbard. 1nnfeAX)ijn, Nugent. "hiobAti-o, Hubbert, Hubbart, lonsttAtn, Ingram.

Hobart, Hobert ; Howard. 1|\eif, Irish. "hiofAe, Hussey. 1|tleonc, Ireland. tlob, Hobbs, Hop, Hope. lufCAf, Eustace, etc. "hobAC, llobvjc, Hubbock. "hobACAn, Habbagan, tAbitAtic, tAbjiAf, Larens, tlobAit-o, Hobart, Hubbard, Lawrence, etc. tlox), Hoad, Hoade. Lapati, Laffan, Laffen, Laphin, tlo-otiAe, Hodnett, Hadnett. etc. tloibeAtfo, Habbert, Hobart, tAi-oi|i, Lauder, Lawder. Hobert, Hubbert, Hubbard, tAisleif, Lawless, Lillis, etc. Herbert. l/AisncAC, Lynagh, Linagh

"hoileAbAt^x), Helbert, Hilbert, Lynam ; Lyons. Helbet. LAimbBAiic, Lambart, Lambert. tloi^ibin, Harbin. Lai m bin, Lambin, Lambyn. lloit^eAbAttX), tloitteAbAjfo, Her- l/Aicin, Latin, Latten. bert, Harbert, Harberd. "LaIai-oc, Lawlee. \^o^\^eAt>A\yx^, Hereward, Her- tAmpotic, Lampart, Lampert ward. Lambert. "hoifce, Hodge, Hogg, Hogge. l/AnspoiiT:, Langford hoifcicin, Hotchkin, Hodgkin. "LAnscijn, Langton. tlolc. Holt, Holte. tAnnc, Lant. "hubuc, Hubbock. tAoi-oe, Lloyd. tltiguin, Huggins. tAOisleif, Lawless, Lillis. Ilui56ix>, Hewett, Hewitt, Huet, "LeAbAilin, Lavallin, Lavallen. etc. teAtJAit, Leader. "huijleix), Hewlett, Hewlitt, teA-ou]', Ledwich, Ledwith, Howlett, etc. Ledwitch, Ledwidge, etc. tlui^lin, Howlen, Howlin, "LeAin-oi, Landy. Howling, Holing, LeAiririAC, Leynox, Lennox, "huilei-o, Hewlett, Hewlitt, Hu- Linnox. leat, Howlett, etc. l/BAflAOi, Leslie, Lesley. tluilin, Howlen, Howlin, teAfcAji, Lester, Lister, Lyster. Howling, Holing, Veisinn, Lane. "hxiifce. Hutch. teifeAC, Lacy, Lacey. "huicBACAin, Hutchinson. "LiAis, Leech, Leach. tlvjTi^liAit), Humfrey, Hum- LiAc, Lea, Lee ; Grey, Gray. phrey, tibeiT), Lovett, Lovitt. hunc, Hunt. tileAf, Lillis. llufAe, Hussey. Liob6iT), Livott, Lyvott LioTiA|\"o, Leonard. ;

6o tfonsAtix), Lingard. trjAC Ailin,MacAllion,MacAllen, tionoiT), Lynott. MacAllon, MacEllin,MacEllen, tiofcun, Listen. MacAldin, Mac Calden, etc. to^AOif, Lewis. triAC Ailpin, MacAlpine, Mac l.6cA^-o, Lockard, Lockard Alpin, MacCalpin, &c. ITlAC AinT)lieif, ITlAC AinXtlllAfA, I.61T), Lloyd. MacAndrew ; Ross. tombAitT), Lombard, Lumbard. triAC AinT)|tivi, MacAndrew ; toTTopAc, ton-opAfAC, Landers, Andrewson, Anderson, An- Launders. drews, Anders. ton5]?oiAc, Langford. ITlAC AinTrii|\e, MacConvery, tocAitteil, tocyiAil, Luttrell, Convery. Lutterell, etc. triAC Ainc MacArt, MacCart tucAf, Lucas, Luke. MacArthy ; Hart, Harte. ttJib^i-o, Lovett, Lovat. Lovitt, TTlAC AipceAm, Curtayne, Cur- l-uibeil, Lovell. tain, Curtin, etc. tui-o, Lloyd, rriAC Ait:i5in, Cattigan. Lucid, Lucet. tijifeix). triAc AlAfCAitt, MacAlister, Mac- Landers, Launders. ttjn-a^tAfAc, AUister, MacCallister, Mac Ellister, MacAlester, Mac hlAb, Mabe. Clester, MacLester, Callister, rriAC 'a "Diiij-oe, MacBride. Lester, etc. rriAC 'a t)tiix)e, MacAvoy, Mac TTlAC AlAfC]iuim, MacElistrum,

, Evoy, etc. MacElestrim, MacEllistram, THac At)a, ITIac Ax)Ani), Mac Alexander, etc. Cady, MacCadie, MacKady, Ill AC AllmtiiiAin, Colleran.

Muckady, Cady ; Addy. ITlAC AlfAti-oAi]!, MacAlshan- triAC A-OAim, triAC ATDAim, Mac der, MacAlshender, MacCal- Adam, Mac Cadam, Mac shander, MacElshander, Mac Caddam, MacAdams, Adams Kalshander, Alexander, etc. ; Adamson. tTlAC AiTiomn, MacCammon, TYlAC A-OAitii, MacCaw. MacCammond, MacKemman, mAc A-OAin, MacCadden, Mac Hammond ; Hammondson. Cudden, etc. tTlAC ATiiAl5AX)A, MacAulay, TTlAC A-OAmoiT), Adams. MacAuley, MacCauley, Mac TTIac Aibifcin, Caviston, Austin, Cowley, Cawley, etc. Austen. TTlAC Ambfoif, MacAmbrose, tTJAC Aibtie, MacEvinney, Mac MacCambridge. Avinue, MacAvenue. rriAC AmlAoib, MacAulijffe, Mac tTlAC AiT)in, Caden, Cadden. Auley, MacCauliife, Mac ITlAC Ai-oicin, Adkins, Atkins, Cauley, MacCawley, Mac Adkinson, Atkinson, etc. Cowley, Cawley, Cowley, &c. mAC AileAin, MacAlean, Mac ITlAc AivAbA-OA, MacNaboe, Clean, MacLean, MacKellan, Monaboe MacAnabb, ;

MacKellen, MacKillen, etc. MacNabb ; Victory. niAC Ailsile, MacAlilly, Callily, rriAC All AbbAX), MacAnabb, Mac Callaly, Lilly, etc. Nabb. ;

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triAC An A-OAfCAI^I, TTlAC AH niAC An Cajajiais, MacCarrie AsAfCAit^, Nestor. MacCarry. ITlAC An Ailin, MacAnallen, tllAC An CeAiftc, Kincart Nallen, Wright. rriAC An Ait^cmn, MacAnern, triAC An Cleit^ig, MacClery, Mac

Clery, Cleary ; Clarke , MacNern, MacNairn, Mac Cleary, ; Kinerkin, Kinnerk. Clarkson, Clarson.

ITlAC An Ai|icinni5, MacAner- rriAC An Colli 5, MacQuilly ; Cox, ney, MacEnerney, Maclner- Coxe. ney, MacNerhenny, Mac rriAC An Colli, Forrestal, etc. Nerney, MacNirney, Mac TUac An CfiofAin, MacCrossan,

Nertney, Connerney, Ken- Crossan, Crossin, Cross ; erney, Kinerney, Nerhenny, Crosbie, etc. Nerny, Nertney, Nirney, &c. ITlAC An X)eA5Ain, HIac An triAc An Aifcni5, MacKinestry, *OeA5AnAi?;, MacDigany,

MacKinstry, MacNestry. Digany ; Deane, etc. trjAC An AtA, MacAnawe ; Ford, Ml AC An *Oeifi5, Deasy, Deasey, Forde. rriAC An "OeoiiAiT), MacAdorey, IDac An X)h\\x), MacAward, niAC An X)]itJAi-6, MacDrury,

MacWard, Ward, Baird. Drew ; Drewry, Drury. rriAC An 1:!)aIIai5, MacEvally, triAC An eAnAi5, MacAneany, Vally. MacAneeny, MacEneany, Mac triAC An "bAiAuin, MacBaron, Aneny, MacNeney ; Bird, MacBarron. rtlAC An eAfpnig, MacAnaspie, rriAC An t)eAtifuili5, Varrilly, Easping, Aspig ; Bishop. Varrelly, Varily, Varley. niAC Anp'Aix), Tempest. ITlAC An lieACA, tllAC An li)eACAT), rriAC An pAiljij;, MacAnally, MacAbee, Maclveagh, Mac MacEnally, Maclnally, Mac Aveigh, MacAvey; MacAvoy, Nally, Manally, Canally'

MacEvoy, MacVoy ; Mac Nally, etc. Veagh, MacVeigh, MacVey, ITlAC An "filix), tllAC An pileAX),

MacVay, MacVea, Vahy , Veigh; MacAnilly, MacNilly, Mac Veasy, Vesey, etc. Neilly, MacNielly, MacNeely, tTlAC An t3iAX)CAi5, MacVeety, MacNeally, M a c N e a 1 e y, MacVity, MacVeity, etc. Maneilly, Maneely, Meneely, til AC An "biocAipe, niAc An Mineely, etc. "DiocAHA, MacVicar, Mac IllAc An pii^ Kinner, Kinnier, Vicker, MacVikar, Vickery, Kinnear, etc. Vicars, Vickers, Vikars, triAC An -piiAleismn, MacNerHn, etc. MacNerland, Killerlean. tllAC An "DjAeiteAiiiAn, IIIac An lllAc An plcAfCAii^, Fletcher. t))tcireAihnAi5, 111ac An lllAC An "Pi^AnncAig, Frain, t)lieirini, Brehony, Breheny, Frayne, Freyne, Frainey, Brohoon ; Judge. Freney. tllAc An ^AlbAij, MacCalvey, TTlAC An 5'<^^^^ii' MacGowan, Calvey. MacGowen, Magowan, Gowen, lIlAC An tAoic, MacKee, Gowing, (?) Goan, Gaan ; Smith, Keyes. Smyth. ;

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rriAC ATI $a11651ai5, MacGallo- triAc An O5IA15, MacNogly, (?)

gly, Gallogly, Gologly ; Eng- Nagle.

lish, Englishby ; Ingoldsby. triAC An Oijtcinn, MacNern, TTlAC ATI $Aill, MacGill, Gill MacKinerkin, Kinnerk, etc. Stapleton, Stapelton. triAC An Oittcinms, MacAnerney,

triAC An $eA1|A|\, triAC ATI $1t^t^, MacEnerney, Maclnerney, MacGarr, MacGirr, MacGerr, MacNerney, etc.

Gayer ; Short. ITlAC An f)eA|tfuin, TTIac An

triAC An $ol3A, Gow ; Smith. ItJeAttfAin, MacPharson, Mac ITJac An ;$o'bAnn, MacGowan, Pherson, MacFarson, Mac MacGowen, Magowan, Gowen, Person, Pherson, Parsons.

Gowing, Goan ; Smith, triAC An -ptiioiiA, mAC An "pjiif, Smyth. Prior, Friary, Friar, Frier, rriAC An $oill, MacGill, Magill, Fryer, etc. Gill, etc. mAC An Uaoi, Mac-an-Ree ; rriAC An 1a|iIa, Earl, Earle, Earls. King. triAC An lAfCA^jie, Fisher. mAC An RiT)itie, MacRuddery ;

TTlAC An tAijnis, (?) Callina, MacKnight, Knight ; Fitz- Collina, Colliney. Simons, Fitzsimons. triAC An LeAgA, MacKinlay, Mac mAC An RdcAic, Monroe, Mun- Kinley, MacAlea, MacAlee, roe. MacClay, MacLee, Lee, Leigh mAC An 80016159, MacScollog ; ; MacLean, MacClean, etc. Farmer. iriAC An rhAX>Aix), MacAvady, mAC An SpA^iAin, MacAsparan, MacEvady, MacAvaddy, Mac MacSparran. Evaddy, MacVady, Covaddy mAC An ScocAii^e, MacAstocker, ;

Madden. MacStocker ; Stafford. TTlAC An rflAijifciii, MacMaster, mAC An CAOifij, Macintosh, Master, Masterson. MacEntosh, MacKintosh. triAC An rhAnAij, MacEvany, mAC An CiompAnAi5, Mac MacEvanny, MacVany; Monk, Atimney, MacAtimeny, Mac Monks. Atamney, MacAtaminey, Mac triAC An rhAOi^i, Wire, Wyer, Timney; MacTamney, Tim- Wier, Weir, Wear, Weere, pany, Tymmany, Timony, Moyers, MacNair. Tamney, Tempeny, Tenpeny, rriAC An lIlileA-OA.tTlAC An til ill "6, (?) Toompane, (?) Tumpane. MacAveely, MacEvely, Mac mAC -Ancome, Anthony, Antony.

Evilly ; Stanton, Staunton. mAC An CSA5A111T:, MacEntag- triAC AnnA, MacAnn, MacCann, gart, MacEntaggert, MacEn- etc. tagart, Maclntaggart, Mac triAC AnnAif), MacCanny, Canny. Integgart, MacTaggart, Mac mAC AnnlAOib, MacCownley. Teggart, Taggart, Teggart, ITlAC Ann^tAic, MacKendrick, Teg art, etc. Kenrick, Conrick, Condrick, mAC An cSattiais, MacEtavey, Conderick. Tavey. mAC -Ann^AAOi, MacHarry, Fitz- mAC An cSaoi, MacAtee, Mac henry, Fitzharris, Feeharry, Entee, Maclntee, MacKenty, Henry, Harris, Harrison. MacKinty, MacGinty, etc. 63 triAC An cSAOijt, MacAntire, Mac rriAc A|tCAin, MacCartan, Mac Entire, MacEnteer, Mac Carten, MacCarton, Mac Inteer, MacEntyre, Mac Cartin, Cartan, Carton, etc. Ateer, MacAtear, MacCateer, ITlAc -A|ir;Ai|t, rriAC ^\\-cm\[, Mac MacTeer, MacTier, Minteer. Arthur, MacCarthur, Mac

Mateer ; Carpenter ; Freeman, Carter, MacWhorter, Mac iriAC ATI t;SAfAtiAij, MacAtasney, Wherter, Carthurs, Arthurs, MacAtarsney, Atasney. Carthur, Carter, etc. tllAC An cSionnAij, MacAsh- rriAc AfCAiT), MacAskie. Mac

inah ; Fox. Caskie, Caskey. triAC An Ctiile, MacAtilla, Tully; niAC xXfCAill, MacAskill. Flood. rriAc Afmnmc, Casement. mAC An CiCAitte, Fuller. TTlAC "bAil-oiiin, niAC "bAilcitin, in AC An Uifce, Uiske ; Waters, Waldron. Watters. rriAC iDAlTtpAin, iriAc X)Al\\o-n-cA, rriAC An UlcAis, MacAnulty, Waldron ; Wesley, Welsley, MacEnulty, MacKnulty, Mac Wellesley. Nulty, Nulty. iriAC t)AOicin, Boyne. triAC Ao-OA, MacKay, MacKey, iriAC "beAttcAstvA, Baragrey, MacKee, MacCoy, MacQuay, Barragry, Berachry, Berocry, MacQuey, MacHay, MacHugh, Bearkery, Berkerry, Berkery.

Aison, Eason ; Hughes; niAcbeACA, TTlAC "beAtA-o, Mac Hueson, Hewson, etc. Beath, MacBeth, Macbeth, rriAC Ao-OA "bvii-oe, MacAvoy, MacBeith, MacBey, MacBay. MacEvoy. in AC beACAn, MacBean, Mac triAC Ao-6A5Ain, MacEgan, Mac Vean, MacBain. Keegan, Keegan, Egan, inAC "beineiT), niAC t)ineix),

Heagan, etc. MacBennett ; Benson, rriAC Ao-oAin, MacKeane, Keane niAc t)iot»nA, MacBirney, Mac Kane. Burney, Burney, etc. niAC Aoi-6, MacKee, MacKie. niAC t)iof»cA5HA, Biracree, Bira- MacKej'-, MacHugh, Kee, crea, Berachry, Berocry, Ber- &c. kerry, Berkery. ITlAC AonjtJif; TTlAC AonstifA, mAC blofCAix), MacCloskey, MacEnnis, Maclnnes, Mac MacCluskey, MacLoskey, Mac Inch, (?) MacCance, Mac Losky, MacLuskey, Closkey, Kinch, MacHinch, MacNeese, Cluskey, etc. MacNiece, MacNish, Mannice, niAc "DlofCAi^Ae, MacClusker, Minnish, Mannix, Angus, Clusker ; Cosgrave. Ennis, Innes, Hinchey, niAC t)]iA-DAi5, MacBrady, etc. Brady. triAC a' Uaoi, MacAree ; King. in AC "DttAin, MacCrann, Mac TTlAC A|iCAil, Archer. Krann, MacRann. 1TIAC A|\T)5Ail, MacArdell, Mac in AC t)nAnAi5, (?) Cranny, Ardle, MacCardle, Cardie, Crany.

Cardell ; Cardwell. in AC "bjAAnAin, Branan, Branon, niAC a' H105, MacAree ; King. Brannan, Brennan, etc. ITlAC AttCAi^, Harty, Hearty. in AC biAAOin, MacBreen, Breen. 64

triAC lD^eAnx>Ain, Brandon. *tnAC CAOCfile, iriAC CaocIaoic rriAC t)^eAT:nAi5, MacBratney, Coakley, Keheliy. Kehilly;

MacBreatney, MacBretney. Keily ; Kelly, etc. ITlAC t)piAin, MacBrien, Mac *1TIAC CAOiiiAnAij, MacCavanagh Bryan, MacBryen, Bryan, triAC CAOilre, MacCaoilte. Bryen, etc. triAC CA|Aluif, Corless, Carlos. ITlAC "bjiiAjicAis, MacBrearty, triAC CAjitiA, MacKerr, Carr. MacBrairty. nriAC CA^ii^JAmnA, MacCaroon, niAC t)]ioiTi, MacBrin, Mac MacCaron, MacGroany, Grow- Brinn, MacBirne, MacByrne, ney, O'Growney ; Gaffney ; Byrne, etc. Caulfield. triAC t)|Aoin, MacRenn, Mac ir»AC cA-jttAis, MacCarha, Mac Rynn, Wrynn, Wrenn, Wren. Carthy, MacCartie, MacArthy, rriAc "bituAi-oeA-OA, MacBrody, MacCarty, etc. Brody, Brodie. mAc CAjicAin, MacCartan, Mac TilAC t)|Ati AiTtin, MacBroudin, Mac Carten, MacCarton, Mac Bruodin, Broudin, Bruodin. Cartin, Cartan, Carton, etc. rriAC cAbA, MacCabe, Macabe. triAc CAiicAine, MacCartney, rriAc CA-oAin, MacCadden, Mac MacCartiney, Cudden, Muckedan. niAC CAfAin, Cassan, Cassian. rriAC CApt^Ai-6, MacCaffrey, Mac in AC CAfA|tlAi5, MacCasserly,

Caffery, Caffrey, Caffery, etc. Casserly ; Cassidy. rriAC CAiLin, MacCallion, Mac in AC CAtAll, MacCall, MacCaul,

Callan, MacCallen ; Campbell. MacHall, MacGall ; Charles, iriAC CAi|tb|\e, Carbry, Carbery, Corless. Carberry. rriAC CAtAin, MacCahan, Mac ITlAC CAiticeAin, Curtayne, Cur- Kane, MacKeen, Keane. tain, Curtin, etc. in AC CACAOiit, Cahir, Carr, Kerr. ITlAC CAifin, MacCashin, Cas- rriAC CArAfAig, MacCasey, Mac heen, Cashin, Cashen, Cashion, Asey, MacAssey, Macasey, Cassin, Keshin, etc. Casey, etc. trJAC CAifOAlAin, MaoCaslan, rriAC CAtniAoil, MacCavill, Mac MacCausland. Cawell, MacCowell, MacCow- iriAC CAlbAij, MacCalvey, hill, MacCawl, MacCaul, Mac Calvey. Call, MacHall, MacCaulfield,

iriAC CAllAtiAin, MacCallnon ; Keawell ; Howell ; Caulfield ;

Campbell. Campbell ; Callwell, etc. niAC CAlmAin, MacCalman, Mac rriAC CeAT)Ai5,MacKeady, (?)Mac Calmont. Geady, Keady. triAC CAlunn, MaeCalum. rriAC CeAllACAin, MacKeleghan. *mAC CAmlAoic, MacCamley. rriAC CoaIIais, MacKelly, Kelly. ITlAC CAtiA, MacCann. rriAC CeAn^lAij, Kangley; Tighe.

rriAC CAtiAnn, MacConnon ; Mac rriAC CeAt>A, Carr. Cann. rriAC CeAitAin, MacCarron. triAc CAmiA, MacCann, Mac rriAC CeAiibAill.MacCarroll, Mac Kann. Carvill, MacCarville, Mac -6 m AC C An n Ai .iMacCanny , Canny. Kervel, MacErvel, Carroll,

TTlAC Caocaiti, Keahan, Keehan. Carvill ; Cardwell. ;

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ITlAC CeAttTJAis, MacKearney, TUac CogAi-oin, Cogavin, Cogeen MacCarney, Kearney, Carney. rriAc CogAttAin, Coghran, Coch- tUAC Cei-oi5, MacKeady, Keady. rane, Caughran. TTlAC Ceile, MacHale. niAC Coit)-6eATiAi5, Coveney, THac Ceic, Kitson. (?) MacGoverney, (?) Gover- mAcCeiteAtiriAij, Keherny, Ker- ney.

ney ; Kearney, rriAc coili-6, iriAc coilis, Mac rriAc Ceirtn, MacKetian, Mac Quilly ; Cox. Keating. iTlAC C01I151T1, Cox. TTlAC Ceoc, TTlAC CeocAc, Mac rtlAC CoiHn, MacCullion, Mac Keogh, Keogh. Cullen, MacKillen, MacKellen tTlAC CiAttA5Ain, MacKerrigan. MacQuillin, MacQuillian, Mac ITJac CiATiAin, MacCarron. Guilion, MacQuillan, Mac nrjAC Cinin, Keenan. Gullion, Collen, Collin, Cullian, TTJaC ClOnAO-OA, TTlAC ClOTIAOlC, Cullen, Quillen, Quillan, MacKinney, MacKinny, Mac Collins, etc. Kenny, MacKenna, Mac niAC Coimirj, MacComming, Mac Keany, Kenny, etc. Kimon, Comyn, Comyns, TTiAC Clott1VJAT)A, ITJAC Ciot- Commons, Kimmins, etc. ^tiAi-6, MacKerrow, Kiroy rriAC ComseAllAij, Quinnelly, MacKitterick, etc. Kennelly, Connelly, Connolly, TTiAC CIaocIaoic, Coakley. ITJac Cotnin, Cuneen, Cunneen. TTlAC Cl6itti5, MacClery, Mac Conyeen, Kinneen, Kenning,

Cleary ; Clarke. Canning, etc ; Rabbit. ITiAC ClifBAm, Clisham, Klisham rriAC CoitileASA, MacKinley, rriAC ClocAit\e, MacCloughry, MacAlea, etc.

Cloughry ; Kingstone, Kings- rriAC CoinneA5Ain, MacKonnig- ton. ham, Cunningham, etc. ITJAcCltiAnAis, MacLoonie, Clow- mAC Coinnij, MacKinney, Mac ney, Clowny, Clooney, Cloney, Kenzie, etc. rriAC ClucAin, MacClughan. rriAC Coit^ce, Gates. ITIac CriAim, Bones, Bownes. rtlAC Coife, MacCosh, Mac rriAC CnAimln, MacNevin, Navin Quish ; Legge, Foote. Neavin, Nevin, Neven, Nivin, triAC COIfCeAlb, triAC COIfCBAl- Nevins. t)Ai5, Costello, Costelloe, ITlAC CriAmAis, Bones, Bownes. etc. rriAC CobcAig, MacCovey, Mac rtlAC C01C1I, Kettle, Kettyle.

Gooey. miAC Coicif , MacCotter, Mac tTJAc CoclAin, MacCoghlan, Mac Cottier, MacCottar, Cotter, Coughlan, Coghlan, Coghlen, Cottier, Cottiers. Coghlin, Coughlan, Coughlen, trjAC ColgAn.MacColgan.Colgan, Coughlin. CoUagan, Colligan, Culligan. tT»AC CotdIacaih, Colleton, Collo- ITiAC CollA, TTlAc CollAc, Mac

tan, Culleton, Culliton ; Culla, MacCullagh, Mac Cullington. Collough, MacCullough, Mac TTJaC C05AT)Ain, mAC CogAin, Cull, MacColl, etc. MacCogan, MacCoggan.Cogon, ITJac ColtnAin, MacColman, Coggan. Coleman. 66

rriAC Coluim, MacColum, Mac triAC Con-ouib, MacAnuff, Mac CoUum, MacCollom, Colum, Aniff, MacEniff, MacKniff, Collom, etc. MacNuff, MacNeffe, MacNiff, TTlAC COTTTOAin, triAC ConiJAiti, MacKiniff, MacCanuff, Mac MacCowan, MacKone, Mac Endoo, Maclndoo, MacAdoo, Koen. MacAdo, MacCaddoo, Mac ttlAC CorhJAill, MacCole. Caddo, Conniff, Conniffe, Cun- triAC CotiAill, MacConnell. niffe, Quinnifi, Caddow, etc. triAC CoriAill 615, MacConnell- triAC Conf^otitTiAOile, Normoyle, ogue, Conlogue. Normile. rriAC CoTiAllcA, MacAnalty, Mac niAC Con)^|\Aoic, Conefry. Nalty, Nalty. triAC CongAil, triAC ConsAile, TTlAC CotiAriAonAis, Nanany. MacCongail, MacConigly, Mac ITlAC CoTiAOtiAis, MacAneany, Gonagle, MacGonigle, Mac MacAneeny, MacAneny, Mac Gonigal, etc. Eneany, MacNeney, Mac triAC Cori5Aile, Maclneely, Mac Neeny, Conheeny, Cunneeny Neely, MacNeela, MacNella, ; MacNealy, Coneely, Conneely, Bird ; Rabbit. ITlAC Conboi|tne, MacConborney; Conneally, Conneely, Con- Burns. neely, Connelly Cunneely,

Kennelly ; Connolly, etc. TTJac ConcAitijtse, IUac Con- CoTjJAlAij, Connolly. CAptiAije, MacCarrick, Car- mAc TTlAC conJAtTinA, Gaffney ; Caul- rigy, Carrigee, Kerragy, field. Carrick ; Rock. rriAC ConJAolA, MaicCunneela, tYJAC ConcACA, MacEncaha ; MacNeela, MacNella, etc. Battle. Battles. rriAc ConleAgA, MacKinlay, Mac ITJac ConcACt^AC, MacCarrick. Kinley, etc. tYlAC CoticeAjtCA, Yorke, mAC Conleic|ieAC, (?) Letter, tTlAC ConcobAit^, MacNogher, Letters. MacNaugher, MacNoher, Mac (?) rriAC ConlocA, Kinlough, (?) Noger, Minogher, Conacher, Lough. Connor, Connors, Nogher, rriAC ConltiACt^A, Kiloughry, Kil- Noher, Naugher, Naughter, oury.MacLoughrey, (?) Lough- Nocter, etc. rey, (?) Loughry, (?) Lowry. mAc ConcogAit), MacEnchogy. rriAC ConltiAin, Colvan, Colvin, triAC Concoigciiice, L'Estrange. Colavin, Cullivan ; Colvil, triAC Concoille, triAC Con- Colville, Collwell. Coldwell, coilleA-6, Woods ; Cox. Caldwell, etc. triAC Concoillfn, Smallwoods, triAC ContiiAic, Connick. Woods. triAC ConrhAOil, MacConville, rviAC Concollcoille, Hazle- Conwell. wood, Hazlegrove, Hazleton, triAC ConmAtiA, MacNamara, Hazelton. MacNamarra, MacNamarrow. tVlAC Conc|iA"6A, MacEnchroe, triAC CommeAX)A, ITIac Coti- MacEncroe, Crough, Crowe. nieAT)A, MacConaway, Mac tVlAC ConcyitJACAti, Croughan, Conway, MacNama, MacMa, Croghan, Crohan, Croan. Conmey, Convey, May, etc. .

67 triAC Conmf6e, MacConamy, TTlAC CofCftACAin, MacCuskern,

MacConomy, MacNamee, Coskeran, Cuskern ; Cosgrave Conmee, Mee, Meath, etc. Cosgrove. TUac Con TiA t)uAile, Mac triAc CofCjiAij, Cosgrave, Cos- Naboola. grove. TTJac COT1T1ACCA15, MacCon- mAC CofCASAin, Costigan. naughty, MacConnerty. rriAc C]iAbA5Ain, Crawford. mAC ConriASAiTi, Cunningham, TTlAC CjiAlDAin, Craven, Cravin, etc. Creaven. TTlAC CoTiTiAi-6, MacCona, Mac TTlAC C\\A\t, MacCraith, MacCrea,

Cunny, Conney ; Woods. MacGrath, etc. TUac ConnlA, ITIac ConnlAOX)A, TTJac Citio-oAin, Creedon, Creed. Conley, Conly. TTlAC C]iioTTitAiTiTi, MacCrohan. TTlAC ConnriiAis, Conway. TTlAC C^iionAin, Crennan. rriAC ConottTTiAoile, Normoyle, TTJac C|\iofrA, Christy, Christie, Normile. etc. TTlAC ConfAot, Mac-an-Ree, Con- TTlAC CpiofCAil, MacChrystall,

ree, Cunree, Conry, Conroy ; MacCrystall. King. TTlAC C\^^ofv6\^A, Christopher, triAC CotijiACA, Conrahy ; Conroy. Christopherson triAC Cont\iAX>A, MacConready, rriAC C|AiotAn, MacCrohan.

MacAready, MacCready. TTlAC C|tifcin,MacGriskin ; Chris-

TTlAC Con|tiAin, Cunreen ; King. tian. ITlAC Con|i«t)A, MacEnroe, TTlAC CtionJAile, Cronelly. Enroe, Rowe, Roe. TTlAC C^iofA1TJ, MacCrossan, triAC CoTifAiT»in, Considine. Crossan, Crossin, Cross ; Cros- TTlAC ConfnATTiA, MacAnawe, bie, etc.

Kinnavy, Kineavy ; Adams TTlAC C^itJim, MacCrum, Mac ; Ford, Forde. Crumb, MacRum. TTlAc Cotitiifce, (?) Mac Callis- TTlAC Ct»uiciii, MacCurtin, Curtin;

key, Uiske : Waters. Curtis. triAC ContilAX), MacAnulla, Mac niAC CuACAin, MacGoohan. Anaul, MacKinaul, MacNally, TTlAc CtiAS, MacCoog, MacCook, MacCullow, Culloo. Cook. iriAC Co^icAin, Corken. TTlAC CuaIIacca, Goulding, rriAC CotictiAin, Corcoran, Cork- Goolden, Golden. ran, Corkeran, etc. TTlAC CUAjICA, TTlAC CVJAItIC, MeC triAC CotitriACAin, MacCormiken; Court, MacCord, MacCourt-

MacCormack, MacCormick. ney ; Courtney. rtlAC Co|AniAic, MacCormac, Mac TTlAC Cuilinn, MacCullen, Mac Cormack, MacCormick, Cor- Quillen, Cullen, Quillen; Holly. mac, Cormick, Cormack. TTlAC Cuill, MacQuill, MacGuill. rriAc co|tiiA, itjac cot>t»Ai-6, Mac TTlAc Cuilt»iAbAi5. Culreavy, Col-

Corry.MacCurry (?) Mac Kerr, reavy ; Gray, Grey. Corry, Curry, Corre, Corr. TTlAC Cxiimin, MacCumming, Mac niAc Co|tjiAoin, rriAC Co|t|tAi-6fn, Cummings, Cummin. Cuming, Curreen, Currin, Curren. Gumming, Cummins, Cum- niAC Co|t|tbui-6e, Corboy, Corby. mings, Kimmins, etc. ;

68 mAC^tun-oilif, mAcCuin-qlif, tTJAc X)iAt»rnA"OA, MacDiarmod, MacCandlis, MacCandless, MacDermott, MacDarby, Der- MacCanlis, MacAndless, etc. mody, Darmody, Diarmid, triAC Cuinn, MacQuinn, Mac Dermid, Dermond, Darby, etc. Quin, MacGuinn, Quinn. triAC *OiA|imAT)A, Kermode, etc. iriAC CuinneA5Ain, MacCunni- mAC "OiAiitnA-OA 5aII, triAC gan, Cunnigan, Kinnegan, *OiAttmA-OA SaII-oa, MacDer- Cunagum, Cunningham. mott Gall. tllAC CuinneAin, Cunnane, etc. triAC X)iAt^mA-OA TltJAX), Mac iriAc Ctiitic, MacQuirk, Mac Dermottroe.

Quirke ; MacGuirk, MacGurk; rriAC *OiomAfA15, MacGimpsey, Gates. Macjimpsey. rriAC Ctii|icin, MacCurtin, Curtin niAC *OoirinAtll, MacDonald, triAC Cuic^tterc, MacCoubrey, MacDonnell, MacDaniel MacCobrie, MacOubrey, Mac Donaldson, Donald, etc. Covera; Cuthbert, Cuthbertson: tT»AC "OoriinAill, MacConell, Mac mAC CutDAfCAis, Mac Cumisky, Connell, MacGonnell, etc. MacCumesky, MacComiskey, triAC *OonncA-6A, TTIac "Oonn- Comisky, Cumesky, Cumiskey, cAix), MacDonnagh, Mac Comesky, Comiskey, Commis- Donough, MacDonogh, Mac key, Comisk ; Comerford, Donagh, MacDona, Mac Cummerford, etc. Dunphy, Donoghue, Donohoe, triAC C\3\\x:hn, MacCurtain, Cur- Donaghy, Donogh, Donagh,

tayne, Courtayne, Curtain, Dunphy, Duncan ; Dennison, Curtin, etc. Denison, Dennis, etc. rriAC 'OaX)6c, TTJaC X)At)65, TTlAC triAC *OonncAT)A, triAc *Oonn- "DAbuc, rriAc T)Abuic, Doake, cAiT), MacConachie, MacCon- Doag, Doig, etc. nachie, MacConchie, Mac iTiAc "OAboc, rriAc *OAt)65, rriAc Connaghy, MacConaghy, Mac "OAbtic, rriAC "OAbuic, Mac Connaughey, MacConohy, Avock, MacCavock, MacCoog, MacCona, MacConkey, Mac MacCook, Cooke. Konkey, Conify ; Robertson. triAC *OAibeix), MacDavid, Mac niAC *Oot*cAi-6, MacDorcey, Mac Davitt, MacDaid, MacDevitt, Archy, MacArchey. MacDivitt, Davitt, Devitt, triAC *OuAiiCAin, MacGurgan, Daid, Dade, etc. Gurkin, Durcan, Durkan, in AC *0Aib6i-o, MacCavitt, Mac Durkin, Zorkin. Kevitt, MacCaet. tYlAC •OubX)A|tA, triAC "Oub-OAtlAC, iriAc *OAibi-6, MacDavid, Mac MacAdarrah, MacAdarra, Mac Davitt, Davy, Davey, Day, Dara, Daragh, Darra, Dar-

Davies, Davis, Davidson, ragh, Darrock ; Oak, Oaks, Davison, Dawson, etc. Oakes. triAc *0Aibi-6, MacCave, Cavey, rriAC *Oub5Aill, MacDool, Mac Cave. Dowall, MacDowell, MacDugal, triAc *OAibiT) 1Tl6f», Davis. MacDugall, MacDugald, Mac- triAc *OAtiA, triAC X>AtiAC, Mac Doug all, MacDougald, MacDole Dara, Daragh, Darragh, Dar- Madole, Doole, Dowell, Doug all,

rogh : Oak, Oakes, etc. Dugald, etc. ;

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ITlAC "OubJAill, MacCool, Mac niAC eACAin, MacCaughan, Mac Cole, Coole, Cole, Coyle, Cahan, MacCahon, Cahane. Coiles, etc. ITIac eActiiAtiCAij;, MacCaflarky, tllAC *Otjb|iAT)Ain, Doordan, MacCagherty, MacCaugherty, Dordan. MacAfferty, MacCaflerty, triAC 'Dubui-Di|\, MacDwyer. MacCaverty, MacCaharty, TTlAC -Quit), MacDuff, Duff; Black MacCaherty MacCarthy ; ; rriAC •Ouil), MacCuffe, Cuffe. MacCaffrey, MacCaffry ; Caf- TTlAC *0lllb-OA|1A, mAC "OUlb- ferky, Caiierty. •OA|tAc, MacAdarragh, Mac ITlAC eACtilileATDA, triAC GAC- Adarra, MacDara, Daragh, triili-o, MacCaughley, Mac Darra, Darragh, Darrock ; Caffaley, MacCallely, etc. Oak, Oaks, Oakes. triAC GACjiAin, MacCagheron, TTlAC "DuibeAtrinA, Devany, De- MacCahern, Mukaran, etc. vanny, etc. rriAC eAccijeiitr), Caheerin, triAC *UtJibpnn, MacGuffin. Keheerin. TUac X)uibi-6i]i, MacDwyer, Mac triAC eAT)bAitiT), Edwards. Dire. triAC eAin, MacKean, MacKane, rriAC •btjibin, MacKevin, Mac MacKain, MacCain, etc. Evin, MacAvin. triAC eAmoinn, IIIac ^Amuinn, ITlAC "Ouibinfe, MacAvinchy. MacAimon, MacEdmund THac 'Ovjibne, MacEvinie, Mac Edmonds, Edmondson, Evinney, MacAvinue, etc. triAC (^AntiA, MacKeany ; Mac rriAC "Ouibfice, MacAffie, Mac Kenna. Affee, MacAfee, MacHaffie, MacHaffy, MacFie, MacFee, tTJAC eAtin^AIC, triAC eAT1]1A1C, MacKendrick, Kenrick, Mahaffy, Mehaffy. Kendrick, Kinnerk, Kinrock, rriAC "Ouinn, MacDunn. Condrick, Conderick Harris. triAC "Ouinnfleibe, Dunlief, Dun- ; niAc eibi^i, MacEver. lop, etc. rriAC MacEchern, triAC *Ouinnfleibe, MacConloy, eicci^eitin, MacEleavy, MacAleavy, Mac Keheerin. Alea, MacAlee, Macleavy, rriAC 61-015, MacKeady, Keady. MacClew, MacCloy, Killevy, rtlAC 6mii]i, MacEver. Killeavy, Levy, Leavy. rriAC ^\n\\\, MacEnry, Mac rriAC *0«innfleibin, MacLavin, Endry, MacHenry, Mac MacLevin, Lavins, Levins, Henery, MacHendrie, Mac Levinson, Leveson, Leviston, Hendry, MacKenery, Mac

Levenston, Levinston, Levings- Kendry ; Fitzhenry, Henry, ton, Livingston, Livingstone, Hendry, etc. Livingstown. triAC eocA-oA, MacKeogh, Mac IUac X)unAT)Ai5, Dooney, Dow- Keough, MacKeo, MacKough, ney, Doney. Keoghoe, Keogh, Keough, &c. HIac Baca-oa, triAc ©ACAiT), Mac rriAC eocA5Ain, Kehigan, Mac Aghy, MacCahugh, Mac Cogan, Keogan, Coogan, Caghy, MacCaughey, Mac Cooken, Cogan. Cahy, Caughy, Cahy; Hackett; niAC eocAix), MacCoughy' Steed, Steedman. Keoghy, Cuhy. ;

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Wac eocAin, Keoghane, Keo- triAc fre6t»Aif, frriAC ^e6iitjif; hane. Corish, Korish, Caorish, etc., nriAC eosAin, MacOwen, Mac Birmingham, Bermingham, Eown, MacCone, MacKone, etc. MacKeoan, ,MacKeown, Mac- rriAC friAtiAif, MacKeriske,

Ewan, Keown, Coen, Cowan, Kerrison, Kearson ; Kerris, Coyne, Owen, Owens, etc. Kerrisk, Kierce, Kierse, ITlAC eom, MacEoin, MacKeon, Kearse, Kerisk, Kerrisk MacKeone, MacKeown, Keon, Healy. Keown; J ohnson, J ohnston, etc. TTlAC pbin, MacKibbin, Mac rriAC eocAC, MacKeogh, Keogh. Kibben, MacKibbon. TTlAC "PACcriA, Aughney. triAc pUh. MacKillip, Mac TTIAC -pAOicij, MacWhite, Mac Killop, MacKellop, Mac Whitty. Killops, Killips, Killops, trjAc •pAolAin, MacPhelan, Folan Kellops ; Philson, Philipson, iriAC "peAjtA-DAis, MacVarry, Mac Phillips. Verry. rriAC -pilibin, mAC pUh^r\. Mac iriAc "jreAjiA-OAij, MacAree, Mac Philpin, MacPhilbin, Philbin. Karee, MacCarrie, MacKeary, Philpin, Filbin, etc. ; Plover. MacHarry, Maharry ; King. rriAc t?iTi5in, Kenning, Kennyon ITlAC peAiicAiii, Farquharson, Kenyon, Kennon, Keenan, Farquhar, Farquher, Farquer, etc. Farghur, Farker, Forker, &c. rtlAc pn-n, MacKinn, MacKing. triAc freAttcAi|t, MacErchar, Mac rriAC fTinneAcrA, ITJac pnneAC- Carragher, Caragher, Car- rAij, Kingarty, Kingerty. ragher, Caraher, Carraher, rriAC -pio-obA-oAij, triAC -j^io-o- Kerragher, Kerraher, etc. btii-oe, MacEvoy, MacAvoy, iriAc MacErrigle, Mac peAtt5Ail, MacVoy, Evoy, etc. Argle, Cargill, Carkill. TTiAc -pionjtiine, MacKinnon. iriAC freAtASAil, MacCarrell, Mac rriAc frioriTiAin, Kinnan, Kennan Kerrell, MacKerrall, Mac rriAC fiotinbAittti, Kenure. Carroll, MacKarroll, Mackerel, triAC f?ioTinlAOic, MacKinley, Mackrell, etc. MacKinlay. rriAC -jTeAtiSAile, MacErrilly, ponnniACAin, Kinucane. MacKerlie, CarroUy, Carley, rrtAC MacKinnon. Kerley, Kirley. rriAC -{?ionuin, triAC piibifij, MacFirbis, For- rriAC -peAjijtJfA, Farguson, Fer- bish, Forbis, Forbes. guson, Fergus, Vargus, etc. til ei jinn, MacErlean, rriAC peAiijxifA, Hergusson, Fer- rriAc p MacErlane, MacErlaine, Mac guson, etc. ITJac -pei-olim, Phelim, Phelym, Erleen. MacFeeley, etc. triAC ptcBAllAis, niAC V^i-olimiT), MacPhelimy, MacFeely. MacPhellimy, etc. rriAC flA^t'beA\\zA^s> MacLa- Mac rriAc 'f'lActAA, rriAc friAc^iAc, Mac verty, MacClaverty, Keighry, MacKeefrey, Mac Clafferty, MacCleverty. Keary, Keaghery, Keahery, rriAC f?lAitirh, MacLave, Claffy,

Claffey ; Hand. Keary ; Carey. 71 triAC l[?lAnncAT)A, ITlAC "flAnn- iriAC 51b, Gibson. CA1-6, MacClancy, Clanchy, rriAC 5ibne, MacGibney. Clancy. triAC gileAin, MacGillan, Mac rriAC ploinn, MacFlynn. Gillen. rriAC -ploinn, MacLynn. ITlAC 5ilbei|ic, niAC 5illibei|ic, rriAC -poittbif, Forbish, Forbis, Gilbertson, Gliberson, Gilbert. Forbes. triAC giobuin, MacGibbon, Mac *mAC f?|iAiTinc, MacCrink. Gibben, MacKibbon, O' Rib-

mAcpuAlAin, Folan. bon ; Gibbonson ; Fitzgibbon, iriAC 5Ali)AnTi, MacGowan, Ma- Gibbons, Gibbins, Gibbings,

gowan, Gowen ; Smith, &c. Gibbon, etc. triAC 5at)ha, MacGeary, Geary. rriAC 510IIA, MacGill, Magill, triAC 5Ap|tAix), MacGaffrey, Mac Gill. Caffray, MacCaffrey, Mac ITlAC 510IIA ACAiT), Kilahy, Caffery, Gaffrey, Caffrey, &c. Killackey. triAc 5Ait*beit, rriAc gAinbic, TTlAC 510IIA A-OAtiiASAin, Mac MacGarvey, Garvey. Lagan. ITlAC gATTinA, MacGowan, Ma- triAc 510IIA -A-oATTiTiAin, Mac

gowan, Magowen ; Gaffney Alonan, MacLennan, Mac triAC gAoite, MacGeehee ; Mac Lennon.

Gee, Magee ; Wynne. TVlAC 510IIA Ain-oit^if, Mac triAC ^AOicin, MacGeehin, Mac Landrish, Gillanders ; Ander- Geehan, Mageehan, Magea- son. han, MacGihen, MacGihan, rriAC 510IIA Aitce, Kilahy, Kil- MacGehan, MacGahan, Ma- lackey. gahan, Megahan, MacGean, rriAc 510IIA An CI015, Bell.

Magean, Gahan ; Wynne. triAC 510IIA At»|tAit, MacAlarry, HIac 5ao]ia, MacGeary. MacAlary, MacClary, Mac tTJAC ^AtiACAin, MacGaraghan, Aleery, MacEleary, Mac MacGarahan, MacGarran, Cleary, MacCleery, MacLary,

Garraghan, Garahan, Garran, MacLeary, MacLeery, (?)

Garron, etc. Gallery, Calliry, Collery ; rriAC gAiiclAn, MacGartlan. Cleary ; Clarke, etc. triAC 5eAlAin MacGellan, TTJac 5iollAbAin, MacGilvane, iriAc SeAitATo, MacGeary. MacKilwane, Macllvaine, Mac triAc geA^tAilr, Fitzgerald, Fitz Elvaine, MacElwain, Mac Gerald. Elwane, Macklewaine, Gil- tllAC ^eAtiAin, (?) MacGueran. livan, Kilbane ; White, Whyte rtlAC 5eAH5Ain, MacGerrigan, triAC 510IIA t)eA|iAi5, Gilvarry, MacGarrigan, Garrigan, Gar- Gelvarry. gan. niAC 510IIA big, Kilbeg. rriAC 5eA|t6i"0, MacGarrett. triAC 510IIA "btiACA, MacGilli- ITlAC geibeAntiAij, MacGea- wray. veney, MacKeaveny, Mac ITiAC 510IIA biiic, Killerick. Keaveney, Geaveny, Gea- ITlAC ^ioIIa litiis'oe, MacGill- veney, Keaveny, Keaveney, bride, MacKilbride, Mackle- Keveney. breed, MacBride, Gillbride, tYlAC Sellable, Kirby. Kilbride ; Bridson. 72 rriAC 51 oil At) 111 -oe, MacGlilowy, henny, MacElhenny, Mac Magillowy, MacGilwee, Mac Elhinney, Macllhoney, Mac Gilvie, MacGilloway, Mac Elhoney, MacAloney, Mac Gilway, MacKilvie, Mac Alunny, MacAleney, Mac Kelvey, Maclleboy, Macll- Alinney, Maclehenny, Macle- boy, Macllbwee, Macllwee, hinney, Maclhinney, Mac MacElwee, MacElvee, Muckil- Linney, MacLuney, Kilkenny, bouy, MacAboy, MacAvoy, Gilheany, Ilhinney, Kenney, MacEvoy, MacAvey, Gilboy, Heaney, etc. Gilvoy, Gilloway, Gilwee, Gil- rriAC 510IIA coifcle, Cuskley bey, Kilboy, Killby, Kilby,

Cushley ; Costello ; Cosgravc Kilvey, Ilwee, etc. Cosgrove, etc. rriAC 510IIA CaiIIiti, KilcuUen, ITlAC 510IIA Colm, triAC 5ioIIa Kilg alien, Kilgallon. Coltjiin, MacElholm. TTiAC 510IIA CAinnij, Mac rriAC 510IIA CoiTiAin, Kilcom- Ilhaney, Gilheany, etc. mons. triAC 5'o^^ACAif, Kilcash. iriAC 510IIA COTTI-OAin, niAC ITlAC S'O^l-ACAOic, Kilkey. 510IIA CoiiiJAin, MacGilla- ITlAC 5iollACAOin, iriAC 510IIA cowan, Macllhone, MacEl- CAOine, Kilcoyne, Coyne. hone, MacCowan, Cowan. triAc 5iollACAtt|tAi5, MacGil- rriAC 510IIA ComJAill, Mac harry, Macllharry, MacEl- Cole, MacCool, Gilhool, Cole. harry, MacAlarry, MacHarry. ITJac 510^!-^ cofCAi|i, Cosker,

Coscor, Cusker, Cuscor ; Cos- mAC 510IIA Cacaiti, Maclllhat- grave, etc. ton, Macllhatton, MacElhat- triAC 510IIA Gilchrist, ton, Maclehatton, Mac t]\^ofx:, Clatton, MacHatton, Hatton. Guilchrist, Gilcrist, Gilcriest, Kilchrist, Kilchriest, Kil- ITIac 510IIA Cacai|i, Macllhar, creest, Kilgrist, etc. Macllhair, (?) MacGlare, Kil- niAc 510IIA Cti-OA, MacGilla- car, Kilcarr, Carr. cuddy, MacGillecuddy, Mac triAC 510IIA (^^baIIaij, MacKil- Gillycuddy, MacElcuddy, kelly, Kilkelly. Gilkelly, MacElhuddy, etc. Kelly, etc. triAC giollA Cuille, Kilcooley, ITlAc 510IIA (^eiyie, Kilkeary, Cooley. Keary, etc. triAC 510IIA *0e, Gildea, Kildea, TTIac 510IIA CiAiiAin, Macllher-

Kilday, ; Benson, etc. ron, MacKlern. Gay rriAc giollA T)eACAi|i, Mac triAC ^lollAclAOin, Kilcline, Dacker ; Harden ; Hardy ; Cloyen, Cline, Clyne, etc. Harman, Harmon. ITiAC 510IIA coille, Macllhoyle, triAC 510IIA "OoniriAij, MacGill- MacElhoyle, MacElhill, (?) downey, Maclldowney, Mac

Hoyle, Hoyles ; Woods. Eldowney, MacDowney, Gil- tTlAc 510IIA Coillin, Kilcullen. downey,lldowney,Downey,etc triAc 510IIA c6inT6eA"6, Comey. mAc 510IIA -oot^cA, (?) Mac ITJac 510IIA Comnij, MacEl- Ilderry, MacElderry, MacEl- kenny, Macllkenny, Macll- drew. 73 iriAC 510IIA "OubcAij, MacGil- iriAC 510IIA f?innein, Mac dowie, Maclldowie, etc. Alinion, MacAlinon, Mac Aleenan, Gillin- rriAc 5iollAX)tJift, Macllduff, MacLennan, etc. yMacElduff, Gilduff, KildufE, nion ; Leonard, rriAc 510IIA poti-OA. (?) Mac Duff ; Black. Alinda. niAc 5iollA-6vimn, MacElgunn, rriAC 510IIA "fionriAin, Gillinan ;. MacElgun, Gilgunn, Kildunn, Leonard, etc. Dunne, Gunn. ITlAC 510IIA ^lonncAin, Mac triAc 510IIA eAiti, MacAlean, Alindon, MacClinton, Mac MacClean, MacClane, Mac Lindon, MacLinton, Lindon, Lean, MacLaine. MacLane, Linton. etc. rriAC 510IIA frionncos, Mac iriAc 510IIA eATiAui, Gilleran, Clintock, MacClyntock, Mac Gilrain, Gilrane, Killeran Lintock ; Lindsay. Kilrain, Kilrane. ITlAC 5iollA5Ain, MacGilligan, niAC 510IIA eAUTiA, MacAlear- MacElgan, Gilligan, Gilgan. MacLerney. ney, MacElerney, mAC ^lollAJAit^t, Kilgarriff, tTlAC 510IIA eA|tnAin, MacAler- Kilgrew, Kilcrow, (?) Kil- non, MacClearnon, Mac gore, (?) Kilcourse. Clernon, MacClarnon, Mac TtlAC 510IIA ^AntiAin, Kil- demand, MacLernon, Mac gannon. Larnon, MacLorinan, Mac rriAC 5tollA jeAijAti, Gilgar, Kil- Larenon, MacLarinon. gar. triAc 51 oil A eAfpvjig, Mac ITlAC 510IIA 5eirh|\i-6, Mac

Gillespie, Gillespie, Gillaspy, Alivery ; Winter, Winters. Gillespy, Galesby, Glaspy, rriAC 510IIA 5eit», Kilker.

Glashby, Glusby, Aspig ; rtlAC 5iollA5lAif, Green. Bishop. rriAC 5iollA5titnTi, Gilgrinn. ITlAC 510IIA eoin, Magloin, triAC ^lollAJtiAlA, Gillowly, Maglone, Malone, MacAloon, Gillooly, Gilooly, Gilhooly, MacAloone, MacClune, Mac Killooley. Loone, MacLune, Gilloon, niAc 5iollA5tJi|tTn, Macllgorm.

Gloon ; Monday, Munday. triAC ^lOllA lAfACCA, MaC triAC 510IIA "pAolAin, Mac Lysaght, Lysaght, Lysat. Clellan, MacLellan, MacCiel- rtlAC 510IIA lofA, Maclleese, land, MacLeland, GilfiUan, MacAleese, MacAleece, Mac Gilfilland, Kilfillan, Gillilan, Alish, MacLeese, MacLees, Gilliland, Gellan, Gelland, Maclise, MacLeesh, Mac Gleeland, Glelland, Leland, etc. Gleish, MacCleish, Gilleece, mAC 510IIA -j^eAtigA, Macll- Gillis, etc. hargy. niAc 510IIA leit, Killelea. ITiAC 510IIA f?in-oein, Mac niAC 510IIA tuAitiiinii, Killoran Alinden, MacAlingen, Mac ITiAc triAit, Goodman 510IIA ;

Linden, Linden, Lindon. Goodfellow ; Goodbody. triAC 5iollApinn, MacGilpin, ITJac 510IIA tilAo-oos, MacEl- Gilpin, vogue. 74

triAC 5iollAiriAOil, Macllmoyle, triAC 51 oil A ]tiAbAi5, MacGill- Macllmoil, MacElmoyle, Mac reavy, MacGilrea, MacEl- Elmeel, Macklemoyle, Mac reavy, Macllravy, MacEl- Meel. reath, MacElwreath, Mac II- rriAC 510IIA rtlAticAin, Gilmartin wraith, Macllrea, MacAreavy, Guilmartin, Kilmartin, Martin. MacArevy, Gallery, Gallery,

triAC 510IIA rrieAriA, MacEl- Killery, Kilgray ; Gray. venna, MacElvenny, Mac triAC 510IIA RoriAin, Kilronan. Elvany, Macllvany, Gilvany. triAC 510IIA RtiAT)Ain, Mac niAC J^ioIIa itleAjtnos, War- Elrone. nock. niAC 51 oil A |ttiAi-6, MacGillroy, triAC 510IIA iriicil, MacMichael, MacGilroy, Macllroy, Mac MacMeel, Michael, Mitchell, Elro}'-, MacAlroy, Macleroy, etc. Gilroy, Kilroy, llroy, Roy ; triAC 5;iollAtriin," Macllveen, King. MacElveen, MacKilveen. TTlAC giol'^'*^ fATTiAif, Mac TTJac 51 oil a m\]\, Gilmer, Gilmor Clavish. rriAC 510IIA riloctj-oA, Mac tTlAC 510IIA SeAclAinn, Mac Gillacuddy, MacGillecuddy, Glaughlin, MacClaghlin, Mac MacGillycuddy, MacElcuddy, Clafilin, ClaffHn. MacElhuddy, etc. ITlAC 510IIA SBATlAin, tTlAC triAC 51 oil A riluiiie, Macll- 51 oil A SiOTiAiti, MacGill- murray, MacElmurray, Mac shenan, Gilshenan, Gilshenon, Kilmurray, MacMurray, Kil- Gelshinan, Gilsenna, Gun-

shinan ; Gilson ; Nugent murry, Kilmary, Kilmore, Gil- ; more, Gilmour, Gilmor, Gil- Leonard. mer, Murry, Murray. triAC 510IIA ScBApAin, Stephens 1TiAC 510IIA ftnlig, Gilhooly, mAC 510IIA riA riAoni, Mac Elnea, MacAneave, Mac etc. triAC 510IIA T:SeAclAinn, Mac Anave ; Ford, Forde. A' Taghlin, MacTaghlin, Mac triAC 510IIA riA n-eAC, Gilnagh. Taghlan ; Houston, etc. rriAc 510IIA "pA-onAij;, MacGil- ITlAC 510IIA cSeAtiAin, Gilten- patrick, Macllpatrick, Mac ane, Giltinane, Giltenan, Ilfatrick, MacElfatrick, Mac Shannon. Ilfederick, MacElfedrick, Gil- niAC 5iollAvii-6iti, MacAleer, patrick, Kilpatrick, Kirk- MacLear, MacLure, Mac

patrick ; Fitzpatrick, etc. Clure. triAC 51 oil A poA-OAi|i, Gil- ITlAC 'S^^V' <^" A-OAfCAl^*, niAC fedder, Kilfeder, Kilfedder, 511^1^ An -A5AfCAi]t, Nestor. Gilfeather. 1TIAC 5lAifin. ITlAC glAfAin, MacGlashin, MacGlashan iriAC poll, MacGilfoyle, ; 51 oil A Green. Gilfoyle, Guilfoyle, Kilfoyle ; rriAc 5leAT)tiA, MacGladery, Powell. MacGladdery, MacGlathery, ITlAC giollAtAAin, Gilleran, Gil- Gladdry, etc. rain, Gilrane, Killeran, Kil- rriAC ^Itiin, Clune.

rain, Kilrane. iriAC 5ol)A, Gow ; Smith. 75 triAC gobATin, MacGowan, Mac rriAchob, Hobson, Hopson, Gowen, Magowan, Magowen Hobbs.. ; Smith, Smyth. ITlAC "hoibicin, Hobbikin, Hop- TTlAC ITlAC J5op|1AT)A, J^Oj^jlATO, kin, Hopkins, Hopkinson. MacGalirey, MacCaffrey, etc. ITlAC "hoinbhi, Harbinson, Har- tr>AC 501II, Giles, Gyles. bison, Harbeson, etc. triAC 5oifoeAlli), niAC 5A1f- ITlAC tlOljIBAbAllIT), rriAC •oeALt)Ai5, Costello, Costelloe, "hoiHG- AbAinT), Fitzherbert, Herbert- etc. son, Herbison. niAC goimiAin, MacGorman, ITiAC tloifre, Hosty, etc. Gorman ; O' Gorman. iriAC lloifricin,Hodgkins,Hodg- ITlAC 5;o|Am5Ail, rriAC 5o]Am- kinson, etc. JAile, MacCormilla, Gormley. niAC tlviigin, Hugginson, Hig- VHac ^ocAp'OA, iTlAC ^o'^r-*'^^'^' MacGorry, MacGurry, Mac ginson. Corry, MacCurry, Godfrey, 1T1AC 1luTi|^pAi-6, MacHanfry,

Gorry, Corry, Curry, (?) Curoe. Machanfry ; Humphries, Hum- TTIac 5T^'Aiiine, Granny. phreys, etc. iriAC Magrath, SjiAic, MacGrath, mAC IA56, lago, Igo, Igoe. etc. TTlAC IA565, Igo, Igoe. TTiAC 5|ieA5Ai^, tTiAC St^iogAin, triAc lAin, MacKean.

MacGregor ; Gregory. niAC Inneipje, MacKeniry, Mac r»lAC 5|iipiti, MacGriffin. Eniry, MacNeiry, Mac triAC 5nio5Ai|i, MacGreer, Greer, Kennery, MacKenery, Mac etc. Grear, Grier ; Grierson, Enery, MacEnry, Kiniry, &c. iriAC 5VIA5, MacGoog, Cooke. niAC InnjieACCAij, MacEnright, TYlAC g^^S-^i^' triAC ^uAicin, Inright, Enraght, Enright. triAC 5^^i5'"' ^Ac 5ui5eAn, ITlAC loliiACAin, Eagleton. niAC 5^15111, MacGuigap, Mac triAC 1oniAi|i, niAC 1oniAi|i, Mac Guiggan, MacGuckian, Mac Ivor, Maclver, MacEiver, Mac Quiggan, MacGookin, Mac Kiever, MacKiver, Mac Guckin, MacWiggan, Mac Ever, MacKevor, MacKeever, Wiggin ; Pigeon, Pidgeon. MacKeevor, MacCure, Mac triAC 5X1A1110, MacQuarrie. Ivers, Ivers, Fivers, Keevers, triAC ^XJAlflAIC, niAC gtlAlllAlg. etc. MacGolrick, MacGoldrick, niAC lomAitvo, Montgomery, Golrick, Goldrick, Gouldrick. Gomory ; Ridge. etc. triAC lontiiAin, Love. ITIac tlAiceix), Hackett. Ill AC 1onTi|iACCAit;, MacEnright, triAC tlAnnitAOi, niAC tlAni^AOl, Enraght, Inright, Enright. MacHenry, MacHarry, Fitz- niAC lOfOC, iriAC lOfO^, tllAC henry, Fitzharris, Feeharry, lfo65, MacKisock, MacCus- Henry, Harris, Harrison, etc. sack, Kissack, Cusack. rriAC llAol, MacHale, Hale, lllAC t-AbtiA-OA, MacLavery, Mac Hales, Howell, Howels, etc. Clory, Clowry. ITlAC lleil, MacHale. triAC iAb^tAin, Cloran 76 til AC tAbnAinn, MacLaurin, Mac niAc Ltjinse, MacLung, Mac

Lauren, MacLaren ; Lawren- Clung. son, Laurison, etc. lllAC Luit^s, MacLurg, Mac rriAc tAV)|iAif, Lawrenson, Clurg. Lawrinson, Laurison, Lawson, tllAC iriA"06c, triAC etc. ttlATJOS, Vaddock, Vadock, Waddock, niAC LacIaititi, MacLachlin, Mac Waddick, Weadock, Maddox, Laclilan, MacLaughlin, Mac etc. Ciaughlin, MacClafflin, Claf- triAC tllA5r>tiif, ITlAC rriAJntifA, liin, etc. MacManus, MacManis, Manus, tllAC LAT)mAiTin, rriAC tA^mAinn, Manasses. MacLamond, MacLimont, triAC tllAichi, MacMackin, MacClamon, MacClymon, Mac Mac- kin, Macken. Climond, MacClimont, Mac iriAc tTlAige, MacMay, Mawe, Clemonts, MacClement, Mac May, Mea. Clymonds, Clymonds, Cli- triAC tllAijeoc, triAC mAi5e65, mons, Lammon, Lamond, MacMay, Mawe, May, Mea Lament, Limond, Limont, ; &c. Condon, triAC Lai -615, MacLea, MacLee, in AC UlAisivi, Mahew. Lea, Lee, Leigh. rriAC rriAine, (?) Mayne, Maynes. 1TIAC LAir:beA|tt:Ai5, MacLaverty, niAc IllAittcin, Fitzmartin, MacClafferty, MacCleverty. Martin, Marten, Martyn. TTlAC LAitirii, MacLave, Mac triAC rriAitif, Mathias.

Clave, Claffey, Claffy ; Hand. TTJac ITlAnAinn, MacMannon, ITlAC Laoi-ois, MacLea, MacLee, MacMannion. Lea, Lee. rriAC itlAOil-ouin, Maclldoon. Claffey, rriAc Lacais, Claffy. rriAC niAoilin, MacMillin, Mac- iriAC LeAiiriACAin, MacLenaangh Millen. MacLenahan, MacLeneghan, iriAc rriAoil lofa, Malise, Mellis, MacLenighan, MacLennon, IllAc niAoiliji, MacMoyler, Mey- MacClenaghan, MacClenahan, ler. MacCleneghan, MacClenighan, triAC triAolAin, MacMuUan, Mac MacClennon, Clenaghan, &c. Mullen, MacMullin, Mac triAC Leoix), MacLeod, Mac Mullon,MacMillan, MacMillen, Cleod, MacCloud. MacBlain, Mullin, Mullins, niAC Li Am, Wilson. &c. til AC LoclAinn, MacLochlin, MacLoghlin, MacLoughlin, rriAc niAolcoltiim, Malcolmson, Malcomson, Malcolm. Loughlin, etc ; Loftus. rriAC LoineAin, MacLennan, niAC tilAolcviile, MacAtilla,

Tully ; Flood. MacLennon ; Leonard. rriAC LoingfeACAin, Lynchehan. rriAC rilAoriAij, MacWeeney, (?) triAC Lbinsfij, MacClinchy, Queeney. Clinchy. triAC mAonsAil, MacMonagle, triAC LvicAif, MacLucas (?) Mac MacMonegal, MacMonigal, Cluggage, Clucas. MacMonigle, MacMunigal, TTlAc Lti5AX)A, Lowe. Monagle, etc. ;

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triAc mAitcuii\ Marcus, Marks. rriAC nitiii^ceAncAi5, MacMur- triAc iriAtA, MacMagh, Mac trie, MacMurtery, MacMurtry, Math, MacMa. MacMurdy, MacMordie, Mac in AC IfJACA, Mathewson, Mathe- Mrearty, MacBrearty, Mac son. Briarty, MacMearty, Mac triAC ttlACAiti, Matheson. Merty, Murtagh, Mortagh, Murtaugh, Murdough, Mur- rriAc triAcsAirinA, MacMaghone, MacMaghon, MacMaghen, doch, Murdock, Murdow, MacMachon, MacMahon, Mac Murtha, Murta, Murdy, Murt Mahan, MacMann, Mahony, Mortimer. triAC TiluiiiccAHCAij, MacCurdy, Mahon ; Matthews, Mathews. MacKurdy, MacKirdy. niAC ITleA-oACAin, Wade, Waide. TUac t"nt}i|ieAT)Ai5, MacMurry, iriAC meATimA, MacManamy, MacMorry, MacMorray, Mac MacMenamy, MacMenemy, Murray ; MacMorrow ; Murry, MacMinamy. Murray ; Morrow. ITlAC itleAiitriA, MacVanamy, tTlAC liltnueA-OAi^, Currie, ITlAc ITIeAnmAn, MacManaman, Curry. MacManamon, MacMenamon, ITlAC tlltlllljOAfA, niAC mvii]\5if, MacMenamen, MacMenemen, MacMorris, Morrissey, Morris. Menemin, Merriman, Merry- niAC mxniuf, ITlAC l1luiiiif, Mac

man, etc. Morris ; Morrison, Fitz- iriAC ttleAHAin, MacVerran, Mac maurice, Maurice, Morris, &c. Ferran. triAC tnuitAlf RXIAIT), ITlAC RuAiT), Morris- Roe, iriAC rheAiAiios, Warnock. rhuinif Morrisroe. tTlAC meib|\ic, niAC 1Tlei|tic, lllAC niuii\ni5, Murney. iriAC tnibtiic, Meyrick, May- lYlAC irixiitcA-OA, MacMurrough, rick, Merrick. MacMorrow Morrowson lYlAC ITliA-DACAin, MacMee- ; ; (?) Murrough, Morrogh, chan, MacMeekan, MacMee- Murrow, Morrow, Murphy. kin, etc. ITiAC ITIicil, MacMichael, Mac tT>AC tnu^tcA'OA CAortiAriAC, Mac Michall, MacMighael, MacMeel. Murrough Kavanagh. rriAC nixjiACAit'), MacMurchy rriAC 1TJicilin, MacMichalin, ; triAC mili-6. Miles, Myles, Moy- Murchison ; Murphy. les. rriAC inu|ACAin, MacMoran, Mac triAC inilif, Miles, Myles. Morin, Murchan, Murkin, rriAc rhiolcon, Macllchon, Mac Morkin, etc. Conn. niAC inu|t5AlAin, MacMurlan, rriAC mioltiic, Malick, Mulick, Murland, Murtland, Morland, Mullock, Mulleague. Mortland, Moreland, etc. triAc tnostiAin, mAc mu5|\6iTi, iriAc tlAilin, Nallen. MacMurran, MacMurren, Mac mAC tlAoiihin, MacNiven, Nivin, Mouran, MacMorran, Mac Nevin, Neven, Neavin, Moran, MacMorin, Mac Nevins. Murrin, Moran, etc. triAC tlAttA-oAis, MacNarry, Mac rriAC rhunriA, MacPhun. Neary, Manary, 78 iriAc riAoif, mAc iiAOfA, Mac TTlAC Oifciciii, ITiAC Oifri5in, Niece, MacNeece, MacNeese, Costigan. MacNeice, MacNish, Manice, niAC Oifcin, Costine, Costin, Mannice, Meneese, Miniece, Costen. Minnis, Minnish, Kinnish, rriAC Oicin, MacCotter, Mac

Kennish, Mannix, etc. Cottier, MacCottar, Cotter ; mAC neAccAin, MacNaghten, Otterson, etc. MacNaghton, MacNaughten, ITJac OfCAitt, MacOscar, Mac MacNaughton, MacCracken, Usker, MacCosker, Mac MacNaught, MacNeight, Mac Cusker, MacKusker, MacKus-

Kneight, MacKnight, Mac car ; Cosgrove, Cosgrave, etc. Night, Mannight, Menaght, ITJac OfpAic, MacCosbey. Menautt, Minett, Minnitt, &c. *1T1AC Of|\Aic, MacOstrich. triAC 11ei-6e, MacNeigh, Mac TTlAC 'pAT)|tAic, MacPhatrick, Neagh, MacNay, MacNea, MacFattrick, MacFettrick. MacNee. ITiAC pA-OpAlCin, 1TIAC Pa-6]aaic- rriAC 11915111, Neilson, Nielson, in, triAC pA-0]1A15iT1, tllAC

Nelson. pA-6|iAi5in, Fitzpatrick ; Patri- ITlAc lleill, MacNeill, Mac cian, Parrican, Paragon. Neile, MacNeal, etc. niAC pAix), MacFate, MacFeat, rriAC niA-6, MacNea, MacNee, Fade. (?) Neeson. niAC pATOin, MacPaden, Mac iTiAc niAllsuif.mAc niAlljUfA, Padian, MacPadden, MacPad- MacNelis, MacEneilis, Mac dan, MacPadgen, Pattinson, Enealis, MacNeilage, Manelis, Patterson, Pattisson, Paddi- Nealis, Nelis.. son. Patten, Payton, etc. ITlAC nic, Nixon. rriAC pAi-oin, MacPhadden, Mac rriAC niocAif, Nix ; Woulfe. Faden, MacFaddin, Mac rriAC riioclAif, MacNicholas ; Fadden, MacFeddan, Faddin,

Nixon ; Clausson, Classon. Vadin ; Fag in. Fagan ;

ITlAC niocoil, triAC Tliocoil, Patterson ; Padden, Patten,

MacNicol, MacNickle ; Nicol- Cussane, etc. son, Nicholson, Nicholl, etc. rtlAC pAil, MacFall, MacFalls. triAC TlVlAX)AT), TTlAC tltJA-OAC, MacVail, Vail.

MacNutt, Noud, Nowd ; Con- TTlAC pAtltAlAm, rtlAC t!)A|\tA- tUAC nwAllAin, Nolan. [way, lAin, thac pA|ttAiAin, rriAc

ITlAC 6-OA, Cody, Coady ; Arch- pAiitAlAin, ITlAC PahcIaiti, deacon. riiAc pAticioin, niAC t^At^- iriAC Oibicin, Hobbikin, Hop- lAin, MacParlin, MacParland, kin, Hopkins, Hopkinson. MacPartlan, MacPartland, ITJac OinfeAtDAin, Kingston, MacPartlin, MacPharland, Kingstone. MacFarlaine, MacFarlane, triAC OlfTDGAll!), TTlAC OlfOCAlb- MacFarland, MacBartley, A15, Costelloe, Costello, Cos- MacBarklie, Parlon, Partland, tellow, Costily, Costley, etc. Bartley, Bartolomew, &c,

TTlAC Oifin, MacCushen. rriAC poA-OAiii, MacFeeters ; triAc Oifce, MacGusty, Hosty, Peterson, Petterson, Peters, Hasty, etc. Petters. 79 triAC peAiiACin, Parkinson, Per- triAC ReAmoinn, MacRedmond, \''/- kins. Redmond, Redmont, Redmun ITlAC f!)eA-oiitii]% MacFetrish, rriAC Reill, MacCrail. MacPhettridge, MacFetridge, TTIac RiAbAig, MacReavy, Mac MacFettridge, MacFatridge, Creavy, MacCreevy, Mac MacFattridge, Fettridge, etc. Crevey. IDac peice, MacPeake, MacPake. TTlAC RiA-OA, MacReedy, Mac Ready, MacCreedy, Mac ITlAC plAttAIC, niAC plAjUllC, Cready, Feerick. etc. niAc RiA5Ain, Creegan, Cregan, niAc piAjtAif, Pierson, Peirson' Creggan. Pearson, Pierce, Pearse, etc. RIac RiceiT), Cricket ; Ricket- TTlAC piAiAAif, MacFeerish, etc. son, Rickets rriAC pib, Phipson, Phipps, tllAC RlOCAIjlT), RIAC Ri0CA1|1"0, Phibbs. MacRichard, Crickard ; Dick- niAC pibin, Phippin, Phippen. son, Dixon ; Sinclair, St. Clair. triAC pilib, MacPhillips, Phil- RiAC RifceAi^ix), iriAC Rifce- lips, Philips ; Philipson, Phil-

A\\\X), ; Richard- son. MacRichard son, Richards. niAC pilbin, niAC pilibin, Mac Philpin, MacPhilbin, O'Filbin, RiAC RitbeAiirAi5, MacCrifferty, Philipin, Phillipin, Philbin, RiAC Rob, MacRub, MacCrub.

Filbin ; Plover. MacRubs ; Robson, Robbs. triAc poll, MacPaul, MacPhail, triAC RobA|tcAi5, Ma,cRoarty. MacFall, MacFalls, MacVail, 1T1AC Ro-OAi^, Ruddy.

Vail ; Paulson, Poison, Powl- RiAC Ro-OAin, MacCrudden, son, etc. Crudden, Rodden, Roddon, triAC p6ilin. MacPohn, PoHn, Rudden, Ruddon, etc. Poland. RIac R05AIIA15, Crowley, Croly, triAC UA5A1II15, MacCrilly, CroUy. Creilly, Crilly, Crelly, Creely. ITlAC RoibeAiiiT), RTac Roi- niAC UajaHais, Crawley. bcAiiA-o, MacRoberts, Mac

TTlAC llAJriAill, MacRannall, Crobarts ; Robertson, Roberts MacRanald, MacRandell, Mac triAC Roibin, MacRobin, Crib- Crindle, MacReynold, Mac bin, Cribbon, Cribbins ;

Reynolds ; Randalson, Ron- Robinson, Robbinson, Rob- dalson, Reynoldson, Rannals, bins. Randals, Randies, Ranolds, RlAC Roibl|^-0, V. RiAC R01- Reynolds, etc. bCAIlfO. niAC UA151II15, Crigley. RiAC RuAif), Roe, Rowe, Roy. triAC llAi^ne, Reyney, Ryney, RiAC RuAiTJi^i, MacRoary, Mac Reany, Rainey, etc. MacArory, MacCrory Rory, ; triAC llAit, MacRay, MacRea, Rorison ; Rogerson, Rogers, MacCraith, MacCray, Mac Rodgers. Crea, MacWray, Rea, etc. *tnAC RtiAiiCAin, MacCrorken. niAc llAoif , niAC RAOfA, Mac RiAC Rvii-otAi, MacReery, Mac Creesh, MacCreech. Creery, MacCreary. triAC ReACCAin, MacCracken. RiAC ^AiiiiiAin, Somers. ?«

ITlAC SAmtiel, Samuelson, Sam- niAC Seoin, Johnson, Joneson, ' uels. Jones, etc. ITlAc SAtTOAii^, Sanderson, lllAC Seomin, O'Keoneen, Saunderson, Sanders, Saun- Keoneen ; Jennings. ders. triAC SlACAIf, triAC SlACtllf, in AC SAOJAi^i, Searson, Seares, Jackson.

Sears, Sear, etc. triAC Sim, MacKim ; Simson, triAc ScAitsil, Scahill, Skahill, Simpson, Sims, etc.

Schaill. rriAC SimiT), MacKimmie ; Fraser. rriAC ScAlAise, Miskelly, Mis- triAC Sio-OA, MacSheedy, Sheedy. cella, Miskella, Scally, Skelly. ITlAc SiopfAix), MacShufrey, &c. TTlAC ScBACAin, MacSkeaghan, ITJac Slo5Aitt, Sigerson.

MacSkean, Skehan ; Thorn- TTlAC Siomoin, 1T)ac Siomoinn, ton. Fitzsimon, Fitzsimons, Fitz- ITJac simmons, Simons, Simmons, Scoloise, MacScollog ; Farmer, Symons, Simonds, Symonds, niAc SeA|r|iAi-6, MacShaffrey, etc. MacSheffrey, MacShufrey, ITlAC Siomom, triAC Siomoinn, Shaffery Jefferson, re- MacKimmon, MacKeemon, ; Jeff son, Jeffries, Jeffers, etc. MacKeeman, etc. ITJAC SeAJAin, ITJac SeAin, Mac niAC Siri5, MacSheehy, Sheehy. Shane, MacShan, MacCheyne, rriAc Sitig, Mac Keith, Mac Shane, Cheyne Heath. ; Johnson, Johnston, Johnstone. rriAC Sirjtic, MacKittrick, Mac rriAC SeAtnuif, Jameson, Jemi- Kitterick, MacKettrick, Mac son, etc. Ketterickj MacKirtrick, Mun- rriAC SeATiACAin, MacShannon. kittrick, Kittrick, Kitterick, TTlAc SeAriAin, MacShannon. Setright. ITIAC SeATiCA, triAC SeAncAit)e, niAC SiujACAin, Jourdan, Jordan, MacShanaghy, Shanaghy, Jurdan, etc.

Shanahy ; Fox. rriAC Slenime, MacSliney, rriAC SeAnlAOic, MacShanley, Sleyne, Sliney, Sliny. Shanley. rriAC SIUA5A-DA15, MacSlowey, triAC SeAttlAif, triAC SeAjiluif, MacSloy. Charleson, Charles. niAC Soillij, MacSolly, Mac ITlAC SeA]niAi5, MacSharry, Mac Soley, Solly. Soloman, Solomon Sherry, Sharry, Sherry ; ITlAC Sol Aim, Feley, Foley. Solomons. niAC SeAjtfAC, Sear, Seares, triAC SoiTiAiiile, MacSorely, Mac Sears. Sorley, MacSurley. ITlAC SeAjltA, niAC SeAptAlf), TTlAC SpAi-oin, MacSpaddin,

Shera, Sheera, Shirra ; Hod- MacSpeddin.

nett ; Fitzpatrick. mAC SpeAlAin, triAC SpcAllAin, triAC SeA|ttuin, Shearhoon, (?) Spencer, Spenser.

Syron ; Prendergast. iriAc ScGApAin, rriAC Sceitiiin, rriAC Seinicin, Jenkinson, Jen- TTlAC SCIAbnA, triAC SCIATTinA, kins, Jinkins, etc. rriAc scibin, triAc scin, rriAc triAC Seinin, Jennens, Jennings. SciopAiTi, rriAC SciopAin, Mac ,

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Steen, Fitzstephen, Fitz- rriAC CoitfOGAlbAij, Torley,

stephens Stephenson, Turley ; Terrence, Terry, ; Stevenson, Stevinson, Sten- iriAC CoijA-oeAlbAij, MacCorley, son, Steenson, Steinson, Stin- MacKerley, MacKerHe, Mac son, Stephens, Stevens, &c. Gorley, Corley, Gorley, Cur- triAC StJAin, MacSwan ; Swain- ley, Kerley, Kerly, Kirley. son, Swanson. triAC torn, MacComb, Mac triAC Stulbne, MacSeveney, Mac Combs, MacCombes, Combes, Swiney, MacSweney, Mac Homes, Holmes. Sweeney, MacSween, Mac triAC tomviic, MacComick, Swine, Swiney, Sweeney, &c. triAC ComAif, rriAC ComAif, rriAC Stiibne, MacQueen (?) Thompson, Thomson, Thomas MacQuiney, (?) MacQuinney, etc. (?) MacWhinney (?) Mac triAc CotriAif, MacComish, Mac Whinny, (?) MacWiney, (?) Combes, MacCombs, Comish, MacWeeny, etc. Combes, Homes ; Holmes. rriAC Suigin, MacSwigin, Mac triAC torriAif, Holmes. Swiggin, MacSwiggan. in AC CorriAlcAij;, Tomilty, rriAC Cai-oj, MacTeigue, Mac Tumalty, Tumilty, Tumelty, Tigue, MacTeague, Mac Tumiltey, Tumblety ; Timo- Tague, Teige, Teigue, Teague, thy.

Tague, Tigue, Tighe ; Mon- TTlAC to|icAT)Ail, MacCorcadale, tague. MacCorcodale, MacCorquo- triAc tAi-D5, MacAig, MacHaig, dale, MacQuorcodale, MacCaig, MacCaigue, Mac ITlAcCottCAill, Thurkell, Thur- Kaige, MacKague, MacKage, kill, Thirkell, Thurkle, etc. MacKaigue, MacKeag, Mac triAC t:o]ACAill, MacCorkill, Mac Keague, Keag, Keague, etc, Corkell, MacCorrikle, Mac TTlAC CAiriAif MacTavish ; Corkle, Corkhill. Thompson, triAC t^tempif, MacCreanor, rriAc tAiiiAif, MacAvish, Mac MacCranor, MacCrainor, Mac Cavish, Cavish. Crenor, Treanor, Trenor, triAC CijeAtvTiAis, MacTierney. Trayner, Trainor, Traynor, niAC CijeAiinAin, MacTiernan, Tranor. MacTernan, Tiernan, Ternan. iriAC CuACAil, MacToole, Toole. rriAC t:i5eA|inAin, MacKiernan, ITlAC CuAccAi^i, MacTucker.

MacKernan, MacCarnon, Mac iriAC Cmle, Tully ; Flood. Harnon, Kiernan, Kernan, triAC Uiiijic, MacTurk.

Kernon ; Lord. rriAC rimcAill, MacCorkill, Mac ITlAC Coimilin, TTlAC toimilin, Corkell, MacCorkle, Corkhill, TomUnson, Tomhn, Tomlyn, etc. Timhn, Timbhn, etc. niAC Uait), MacQuaid, Mac ITIac Coimicin, Tomkinson, Quaide, MacQuade, Mac Tomkins, Tompkins. Ouoid, MacWade, Quaid, triAC Coimin, Timmin, Timmins, . Quaide, Quade, Quoid, etc. Timmons, Tymmins, Tym- ITlAC tlAilciun, 1TIAC tlAil"0-pin, mons. Waldron. ;

82 rriAc Uaic, Watson, Watts. IDAS AlilAlJA-OA, triAj; AiriAl- ^Ac tlAiceitt, MacWatters, Mac ?;ai-6, Magawley, MacGawley, Quatters ; Waterson, Waters, MacGawlay, MacGaulay, Watters. Gawley. niAC tJAl-0]iAin, Waldron. rriAs Atitiai-d, Magan, MacGann. iriAc tlAlJAiiig, Coldrick. niA5 Ao-DA, niA5 -^5^01-6, Magee, tTlAT) llAllACAin, Coulahan, Cou- MacGee, MacGhee, MacGhie, lihan, Colahan, Coolaham, &c. Ghee, Gee. TYIac UaIjiotica, Waldron. triAj^ Aonjuip, triAC UaIcaiii, MacWalter, Mac rriAS -Aor.stjfA, Maguiness, Maguinness, Ma- Qualter ; Walters, Qualters, gennis, Walter, Oualter. Maginness, Mac Guinness, MacGenniss, Mac ITlAc Ufoilin, niAC Ui-olin, tTlAC Guinnessy, Meginniss, etc. tlisilin, MacQuillin, Mac Quillian, MacQuillan, Mac TTlAs AtiACAin, MacGaraghan, Quillen, MacQuillon, &c. MacGarahan, MacGarran, Garraghan, Garahan, TTIa'c Ui-olif), Macpuilly, Mac Garran, Willie. Garron, etc. niAg rtlAC tJilcin, MacQuilkin, Mac AfCAill, MacGaskell. Ouilkan, MacOuilquane, Mac mA5 t)^A-OAi5, MacGrady, Mac Wilkin, Mackilkin, Kilken, Grade. Culkeen, Kulkeen, Culkin, triAs t)|iA-OAin, Graden, Groden.

Kilkisson ; Quilkin ; Wilkinson, triAs liiiAonAni, MacGrienan, Wilkison,Wilkin,Wilkins, &c. Greenan. triAC UileA56iT), MacElligott. tT}A5 t)|iuA-DAii^«, Magroder, Mac rrjAC UilliAm, MacWilliam, Grudder. MacCulliam, MacWilliams, iriAg CApjiAix), MacGaffrey, Mac MacOuilliams ; Williamson, Caffrey, Caffrey, Williams, Willison, Wilson, etc. rriAS Catia, Magann, &c. Magan. MacGann, MacGan, etc. TTlAC Uillimei-o, Killemeade, ITIA5 CATiAtm, MacGannon ; Killemet, Killimith, Kilmet Magann, MacGann. Woods. mA5 CATiriA, Magann, rriAC Uifcin, MacCuskin. Magan, MacGann, MacGan, etc. TTlAC tlifcin, MacQuiston, Mac Question, MacQueston, Mac ITIA5 CAjijiJAiiiriA, MacGroany, Growney, Ga.fi- Whiston, Houstin, Houston, O'Growney ; ney Caulfield. Huston, &c. ; tDAC tlnp|iAiT), Humphreys, rriAS CineAic, MacKenna, Gen- Humphries, &c. nagh, Ginnaw, Ginna, Guinna, etc. triA-ooc, mAT)65, Maddock, Kennagh, Gna, ; Ginnane. Maddocks, Maddox, &c. iriAs CoclAin, MacCoghlan, mA5 A-oAim, Magaw, Megaw, MacCoughlan, Coghlan, MacGaw, etc. Coughlan, Coughlin, etc. TTIas AiiABACCAij, MacGarrity^ rriAs coili-6, triAs C01I15, Ma-

Magarrity, Megarrity, Ma- gilly, MacGilly, etc. ; Cox» garty, Garity, Garrity, etc. Coxe. 83 rtlAS ConsAil, MacGonagle, Mac niA5 eACAin, MacGahan, Maga-

Conigle, MacGonegle, Mac han, Megahan ; Magan, [j_ Ma-

^ Gonegal, MacGonigal, Mac gann ; Geghan, Gaughan, k Gonnigle, MacGonnell, Gun- Gahan, etc. nigle, Gunnell. ITlAg GACitAin, MacGaughran, mA5 CottcjiAiii, Corcoran, Cork- Magaheran, Magahern, Mac ran, Corkeran, etc. Gahran, (?) MacGawran, (?) ITlAS Coii|iAi-6in, niAg Co|i|iAinj MacGarran, Gaughran. '• mA5 CotiitAOin, MacGorrin, mAj; GAtiriA, (?) MacGeany. r-' MacGurran, MacGorrian, Mac pi Gurrin, MacGurn, Gurrin, &c. mA5 eACAc, MacGeagh, Mac Gagh, MacGaugh, Gaff, etc. mA5 C\\A\t, Magrath, Mac Grath, MacGragh, Magragh, iiiAg eibij^, niAg Ciiiii]-t, Mac Meg rath, Mag raw, etc. Gaver. iriAS CU111C, MacGuirk, Mac mA5 GireAgAin, niAg eici^ein, Gurk, MacGurke. Magettigan, MacGettigan. mA5 X)At)uc, niA5 *UAbtiic, Mac inA5 eici^, Magetty, Getty. Gavick, MacGavock, etc. niAS Coc^-OA, MacGeough, Ma- *OonnA5Ain, Gunnigan. mA5 geogh, Magough, MacGough, rriAs *6oticAi-6, rriAs 'oojACAi-oe, MacGoff, Gough, Gofl, etc. MacGourkey, MacGourty, MacGoorty, MacGort^^ triAs eocAgAin, Mageoghegan, MacGeoghegan, MacGoogan, rriAs •OubAin, Maguane, Mac MacGuigan, MacGuiggan, Guane, MacGuone ; Mac Gowan, Magowan. Maguigan, Geoghegan, Geha- gan, Gehegan, Geogan, Gea- rriAS •Oviib, MacGuff, MacGiff. gan, Geghan, Gegan, Googan, mA5 '6tiit)pinn, MacGuffin, Mac Guff en, MacGiff en, Mac Gogan, etc. Gaffin. niAs eocAi-6, MacGeoy, Mac triAg 'Otiibin, Giveen, Givin, Goggy, etc. Given, Givan. niA^ eocAix)in, MacGuickian, rriAS *Uviit)no, MacGivney, Mac MacGughian, MacGuckian, Givena. MacGookin, MacGuckin, ITlAs •OumeACAiii, Ganagher. Guckeane, Gucken, Guckian, niA5 'OuinneAbAin, Guinevan, Guigan, Guiken, etc. Ginivan. niAS eocAiti, MacGoohan, Mac tllAg Caca-oa, MacGeagh, Mac Guighan, Guigan, etc. Gagh, MacGaugh, etc. eo5Ain, niAg com, Ma- niA5 eACAgAin, MacGaffigan, rriAS geown, MacGeown, Magowen, Gahagan, Gavagan, Gavigan, MacGowen, Magone, Gowen, Gavacan, Gaffikan, Gaffikin, Geon. Gagan, etc. eocAC, MacGeough, Ma- eACAi-6, MacGahey, Mac mA5 rriAS Magough, MacGough, Gahy, MacGaughey, Mac geogh, Gough, Goff, etc. Gaughy, MacGaggy, Mac MacGoff, Gaugie, Gahey, Gaffey, niAj; -pACcriA, Gaughney, Gaff- ney. Gaugy ; Hackett. 84 niA5 f^eAiiA-oAis, MacGarry, iriAS poSA^ICAl^, TIIA5 lpt1A5A|^- Magarry, MacGeary, Mac CA15, Gog arty, Gogerty, Goo- Gerry, MacGherry, Megarry, garty. O'Garriga, Garahy, Garrahy, y'^^b SApfiAix), MacGaffrey, Mac Garrihy, Garry, Gerry, Gery Caftrey, Cailrey, etc. ; O'Hare, Hare, Haire, etc. mA5 5ao|ia, Geary. IT1A5 poAjACAiii, MacGarragher, ^"^"'^5 b^r'<^CAin, MacGaraghan, Garragher. MacGarahan, MacGarren, inA5 peAjtsAil, MacGarrigal, Garraghan, Garahan, Garran, MacGarrigle. Garrori, etc. ITlAs peAyi^Ail, MacGarrell, Mac ITIA5 gAttAiT), MacGarry. Garoll, MacGirl, MacGorl. tllAg 5AtAn, MacGahan, Ma- niAg "peo^AAif, tnA5 "peojitiif, gahan, Megahan, Gahan. MacGorish, MacGorisk, Ma- mA5 ^eAttACAit;, MacGarahy,

gorisk, Gorish ; Birmingham, Garahy, Garrihy. Bermingham, etc. ^"•1^5 hiiAnnA, Granny, Grant. inA5 pibiti, MacGibbin, Mac niAs 5uA5Ain, MacGoogan, Mac Gibben, Gibbin, Gibben, Guigan, MacGuiggan, Ma- Gibbins, Gibbings. guigan, etc. mA5 "pinn, Maginn, MacGinn, l"f1'A5 StiAl^^Aic, Magolrick, etc. MacGin, MacGing, Megginn, niAg J^viAttlAic, Magorlick, etc. Ginn. niA5 5tiAtAnACAin,Magournahan; tHAg pinneAccA, TTIA5 pnineAC- Gordon. CA15, niA5 pionriACCA, mA5 niAg loniAin, MacGeevor, Mac VionnACCAis, Maginnety, Mac Geever, MacGaver. Ginnity, MacGinnety, Mac ITIA5 LAb|\AT)A, MacGlory, Ginety, MacGinity, MacGinty, rriAs tAb^Ai-6, (?) Maglamery. Maginty, Ginnity, Ginaty, tllAg tAclAinn, MacGlaughlin, Ginity, Guinnaty, Ginty. Meglaughlin. niA5 pioiinriAin, MacGannon, niAs tAim niAs tAitiifn, Hand. Gannon, Ginnane. rriA^ tAitnh, MacGlave, Glaffey, niA5 pionTibAi|A]i, "pionn- niAj Glavey ; Hand. bAfjiA, Geanor, Gainer, Gay- ITIA5 "Lai ti Till n. Hand. nor. rriAs tACAij, MacGlave, Glaf-

ITIA5 "pionnJAil, MacGennell, fey ; Hand. MacCjindlc, Ginnell, Gennell, ITIA5 LeAnnAin, MacGleenan, Gennel. Maglennon, Glenane, Glennon. triAS pionnJAile, Maginley, Mac niAg teiT), Maglade, MacGlade. Ginley, MacGinly, Ginnelly, triAg LoclAinn, MacGloughlin, Ginley. MacGlaughlin. mA5 "plAitnii, MacGlave, Glaf- mA5 toingfij, MacGlinchy. fey, Glavey, etc. rriAg liUii|tneACAin, Magourna- plAitinihi, Hand. iriAS han ; Gordon. niA^ "pi Ann CAT) A, niAj i?lAnn- t1lA5 llcACCAin, (?) MacGrattan, CAiT), Maglanchy, Mac Grattan. Glancy, Glancy. iriAs neill, MacGreal. triA?; -plomn, MacGlin, Mac rriAs niAllAin, (?) Magrillan, Glynn, Glinn, Glynn. MacGrillan. A

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iriAS tllAllSVllf , ITIA5 lllAllgtlfA, niAS Rob, Grubb. MacGrillish, Grealish, etc. mA5 RobA|icAi5, Magroarty. mA5 nxiA-OAT), mA5 tltlA-OAC, rriAs Rox)Ain, Magruddcn, Gonoude. Groden. iriAS Oi|ieACt:Ai5, MacGeraghty, rriAg Roibin, Gribbin, Gribben, Mageraghty, MacGerety, Mac Gribbon. Gerrity, Geraghty, Geraty, rriAS RxjAi-D|ti, Magrory, Mac

Gerety, Gerity, Gearty, Grory ; Rogers, Rodgers, etc. Gerty, etc. rriAS RtiAinc, MacGrorke, inA5 Oifhi, MacCushion. Grourke, Groarke. rriAS Oifce, MacGust. ITlAs Rui-6|Ai, Magrery. iriAsomtiAC, Montgomery, Gom- TnA5 SAninAX)Ain, Gooravan, ery. Gorevan, etc. niAg UA5AIIA15, Magreely, mA5 SAiTi|tAin, Magoveran, Ma- Greally, Grealy, Greely. govern, Magawran, Ma- niAj; RAsriAill, Magrannell; Mac gauran, Magaurn, Magurn, Granell, Grannell, Gronel MacGavern, MacGovran, Mac ; Reynolds, etc. Govern, MacGowran, Mac niAg UA5iiAinn, MacGronan. Gouran, MacGauran, Mac niA5 TlAisne, tTJAs RAi5;ne, Ma- Gaum, etc. grane, MacGrane, Magrean, RlAS SeATilAOic, Ganley, Ganly, MacGrean, Granny, etc. Gantly. rriAs RAit, Magrath, Magragh, mA5 6ic|MC, MacGetrick, Mac MacGrath, MacGragh, Me- Getterick, etc. grath, Magraw, MacGraw, iriAs toit^-oGAlbAis, MacGorley, Megraw, MacGra, etc. Gorley, Gourley. niAs RaojaIIaij;, Magreely, rriAs t|ieinpti, MacGrenor. Greally, Grealy, Greely. rriAS UAlJAitis, Magolrick, Ma- triAs RAoif, triAs iiAOfA Ma- gorlick, MacGolrick, Mac greece, etc. Goldrick, MacGouldrick, niAS TlACA, (?) MacGrotty. MacGorlick, Golrick, Gold- triAs ReAccAin, (?) MacGrattan, rick, Goulrick, Gouldrick,

Grattan. Golderick, Godrick ; Gould- mA5 ReAnriACAin, MacGrana- ing, Golding, Golden, etc. han, MacGrenehan. mA5 Ui-6i|i, Maguire, MacGuire, IDAS ^eill, MacGreal. MacGiver. iriAS l^iAbAis, Magreevy, Ma- mA5 Ui-onin, Magiverin, Ma- greavy, MacGreevy, Mac givern, Magiveran, Mac Grievy, etc. Giverin, MacGiveran, Mac

rriAj RiA-OA, Gready ; Grady. Givern, Guerin. niA^ RiAgAin, MacGregan, Gre- mA5 tlilcin, Gilkinson, Gilki- gan. son, Gilkisson, Gilkeson, niAj RiaIIaiti, Magrillan, Mac Gilkieson, etc. Grillan. rriAs uillic, rriAs uilic, Mac inA5 RlAll^Ulf, triAS RlAllj;t:if Gillick, MacGelHck, Gillick. IDAS RiAllviir, MacGrillish, TTIA5 UinnfeAnriAin, TTIA5 Unin-

Grealish ; Greely, Grealy, fiomiAin, Gilsenan, Gun-

Greally ; Griffin, etc. shinan ; Nugent ; Leonard. 86

Uifci'n, MacGuskin. muiiimeAc, mA5 , Moynagh, Moyna, mA5un, Maune, Mawne, (?) Meenagh, Minnagh, etc. Maume, Mawme. muinbiol, Mandeville ; Mans- mAi^iu, Mahew, Mayhew, May- field. how, Mayo, May. mtii|\eif, Morris, etc. mAin5n6i|i, Mangner, Magner, Magnier, etc. riA t)pi5X)e, Bride. triAiitcin, Martin, Marten, tloipeif, no^iAif, Norrish, Martyn. Norris, etc. V^^A^T:^, Meyler, Myler. AintTiiiie, (3 Ainirii|ieAC, rriAp, Mape. AininneAC, Hanberry, Han- mAt»AfCAl, Marshall. bury ; Ansberry, Ansboro'. mAticuf, Marks. 6 ATI CAince, Canty, County. rriAfun, Mason. 6 t)AclAi5, Bockley ; Buckley. tn^Aloi-o, Mellet, Mylott, My- (3 t)A\\\e, Barry. lotte. 6 t)Ai|i|i, Barr. irieAfAis, Massey, "bAifcinn, Baskin, Buskin. meiti)]iic, moi|iic, Meyrick, May- t)AlbAin, Ballevan. rick, Merrick. O bAtiAgAin, Banigan, Banni- mice At, Michael, Michell, Mi- gan. hell, etc. t)AnAin, Banane, Banan, mi-oeAC, Meade. Bannan, Bannon, Banin, mil6iii, Myler, Meyler. Banim, etc. ; White. mill -6, milif. Miles, Myles, 6 "bAOisBAllAin, Boylan, Boy- Moyles. land. mimceiji, mint:ei|t, Miniter, 6 bAOijill, O'Boyle, Boyle, &c. Myniter. "bAOitin, Boyne.

mioloi-o, Mylott, Mylotte, Mel- "bAotJAlAis, Bohill ; Bowes. lott. Mellet, Millet, Mylett, t)Aii-OAin, Bardan, Barden, Mullet, etc. Bardon. mif6i-o, Misset. (3 t)eACAin, Beaghan, Beahan, mifceil, Michell, Mitchell, etc. Behane, Behan, Beegan, m6iclei^, Mockler, Muckler. Beane, Bean.

m6inbiol, Mandeville ; Mans- 6 "beAgAin, Begane, Biggane,

field. Beggan ; Little, Littleton. moiiifeil, Maunsell, Monsell, 6 tDeAglAOic, O'Begley, Begley,

Mansell ; Mansfield. Bagley, Bigly.

mon^eif, Morris ; Morrison ; 6 "beAnriACAin, Banahan. Morrissey. t)eA|tA, Bera, Beary, Berry.

moittceil, Mortell. 6 t)eA|iAin, Berrane, Barron ;

moiiboijiTieAC, Gordon. Barnes ; Barrington. mo|t5Ati, Morgan. beApJA, Barrie, Barry.

motAcun, Moreton, Morton. t)eA|inAiii, Barnane ; Bernard. mxiille6i|A, Miller, Millar. 6 t)eice. Beaky, Bakey. 87

6 t)e)5, Begg, Beggs, Biggs "biAA-OAin, Bradan, Bradden ; ;

' Little. Salmon, Sammon ; Fisher. 6 "beisin, Beggan, Biggin, Big- 6 t)|tA-05All, "biiATDgAile, gins. Braddell. "beigleiginn, Beglin, Beglan 6 "bnAjAui, Bragan. 6 ; Begnall, etc. 6 t)iiAnA5Ain, Branagan, Brani- O beiii5in, Bergin, Berigin, gan, Brannigan, Brennigan, Berrigan, etc. Brangan, Brankin. O t>ei|tn, O'Beirne, O'Bierne, tDnATiAin, Brannan, Brannon, Beirne, Berne, Beirne, Brennan, Brinan, etc. Beirnes, etc. O "bfiAn-oviib, Braniff. 6 "beollAin, Bolan, Boland, 6 "bjiAnJAilo, Brannelly, Bran- Bowland, etc. ley.

"biA-OA, Beatagh, Beatty, etc. 6 bjiAOin, O'Breen ; O'Brien ; biAfCA, Beasty. Breen, Bruen, etc.

(3 bisBAin, Biggane ; Littleton. (3 t)|iAOTiAm, O'Brennan, Bren- 6 t)i5i5, Biggy. enan, Brinane, Brinan, etc. O bigin. Biggin, Biggins. "biicACAin, Bracken. 6 t)i5lei5ir>n, Beglin, Beglan 6 "biiGAJAij, 6 "bjieAS-OA, Bray, ; Bignel, etc. Bree. 6 bioiiAin, Birrane, Byrrane, 6 "bjieAfAil, O'Brazil, Brassill, Byrane, Byran, Brawn Brazil, Brazel. ;

Byron ; Byrne ; Barnes (3 "buoAflAui, 6 t)neifleAin, ; 6 Burns. b|ieiflein, Breslarie, Breslaun t)io|iAinn, Burns. Breslin, etc.

"biiijin, Bergin, etc. biieollAiti, Brolan ; Bolan, "biiiin, Berreen. Boland. t)i|in, O'Beirne, O'Bierne, t>]\\A^^A^r^, Brinane, Brinan, O'Byrne, Birne, Beirne, Byrne, Brennan, etc.

Birnes, Byrns, Byrnes ; Byron (3 b|iiAiu, O'Brian, O'Bryan, ; Burns. O'Bryen, O'Brien, Brien, &c. 6 t)lAcniAic, Blawick, Blowick, 6 b^tic. Brick.

Blouk ; Blake. 6 t)|AiofAin, Briceson, Bryson. t)licin, Bleheen. (3 bpiOflAin, (3 buifleAin, Bris- 6 bilge, Bly, Bligh, Blighe. lane, Brislawn, Brislan, Bris- C t)o-6iiAin, Boran. lin, Breslin, etc. bo^Aij, Buggy. (3 buogAix), Broggy. 6 t)05Ain, Bogan, Boggan. C t)]i65Ain, Brogan.

C) X)OMj\r\e, Byrne ; Burns. 6 'buoiloACAin, Bradley. V. 6 boljuiT^e, 6 t)ol5UiT)i|i, t)]tOlACAin. Bolger, Bulger, Boulger. (3 t)pom, O'Byrne, Byrne, t)|iACAin, Brahan. Byrnes ; Burns ; Byron, etc.

"biiA-OACAin, Bradican ; Brady. C bpoif neACAin, Bresnihan, &c. 'bf(AX)ACAiri, Bradagan, Bradi- btioic, 6 t)ti6ice, Brophy,

can. Brofie ; Bray. 6 t)ttAX)A5AiTi, Bradagan, Brad- (3 b^iolACAiri, 6 "b^olcAin, digan, Brodigan, Bradican. O'Brollaghan, O'Brallaghan,

6 t)]iA-OAi5, O'Brady, Brady. Brollaghan ; Bradley. 88

O bti6lAi5,Broly,Brolly,Brawley O CAifile, Cassilly, Casley, etc. O "btioftiACAin, Brosnahan, CAifin, Casheen, Cashin, Bresnihan, Brosnan, etc. Cashen, Cashion, Cashon, <3 t)|tt)ACAiTi, Broughan, Brohan; Cassian, Cassin, Keshin. Banks. CAicniAX), Caheny, Canny. O t)|ttiAc65, Banks. CAI5A15, Callagy, Kellegy. O t)]iv>AT)Ai^, Brouder, Broder, 6 CaIIa-oa, Kelledy.

Brooder, Bruder, Brother ; CAllATiAin, Callanane, Calla- Brauders, Brodders, Brothers; nan, Callinan, Calnan, etc. Broderick, etc. 6 CAllAjAAiri, CoUeran. O "bttuAi-oeATDA, Briody. 6 CAlcAin, Culhane. C t)|it>5A-6A, Broe, Browe, Brew. O Caitica, Cowmey, Coumey,

O iDjiuic, Brick ; Badger. Coomey. t)r

t>tJACAllA, Boughla, Buhilly, Canning, etc. ,^j Buckley, etc. CAnAtin, Cannan, Cannon, O tDuA-OACAin, Boughan, Bou- Canning, etc. han, Boohan, Bohane, Bohan, CAnAnriAin O'Cananan, (?)

(?) Boyhan, Bowen ; Bohanan. Cannon. O t)uAT)Ai5, Bowie, Bowe, Buie, 6 CAfincA-OA, CAnncAit), Bwee, Bowes, Boyes, Boyce, Canty, County. O'Boyce, etc. CAOCAin, Keahan, Keehan. t)t>A-6Ai5, Bohig, Bogue, etc. 6 Cao-oaiti, Kane, Kean, Keane. t)x)AX)Ain, Bodan, Bowden, CAOgAin, Keegan. Boden. CAOilce, 6 CA01IC15 O'Kielty, <3 CA-oAin, Cadan, Cadden. O'Kielt, Kielty. Kilty, Keelty,

C CA-oAin, Coyne, Kyne, Kine ; Quilty,Queelty,Keeltagh,Keil-

Barnacle. tagh, Kielt ; Small ; Woods. O Cat)Ia, Kiely, Keily, Kealy, 6 CAonri, O'Keeffe, Keefie, etc.

Keely, Keeley, Quealy ; Kelly, 6 CAOimin, Kevin, Cavan. etc. CAOiTToeAl^Ain, Kindel an,

CAi-oin, Caden, Cadden. Kennellan,; Connellan ; Kin-

CAingne, Cangney, Cagney. Ian, Kinlen, Kenlan ; Conlan O ; <3 CAinin, Caning, Canning. Quinlivan, Quinlan. O CAince, Canty, County. CAOinleAin, Kinlan, Kinlen,

6 CAipbiie, Carbry, Carbery, Kenlan, Quinlan ; Conlan. Carberry. 6 CAOinliobAin, Quinlivan, etc. O CAi|ieAllAin, Carellan, Carlan, CaoIaih, Keelan, Keelin.

Carland, Carlin ; Carleton. 6 CAollAiT)e,OCAollAi5e, Kealy,

CAit^t^e. Carr, Karr, Kerr. Keely, Quealy, Queely ; Kelly, <5 CAiti]iin, Carr. etc. O CAif, Cash. CAOiiiAin, Kevane, Keevane, <3 CAifBAlAin, Cashlan, Cush- Keevan, Cavan, Kevans ;

lane, Caslin. Cavanagh, Kavanagh ; Caven- <3 CAifi-oe, Cassidy, Cassedy, dish. Kessidy, etc. 6 Caoitiaiiaij, Cavanagh, Kav-

O CAifil, Cashel, Cassell, Cassles, anagh ; Keaveny, Kevany; Castles, etc. Kevane, Kevans. ;

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O CAOtitAiiTiAin, Rountree. CeAllACAin, O'Callaghan, CAt^iiA, Carr, Karr, Kerr, etc. O'Callahan, Callaghan, Calla- <5 CAfit^ASAin, O'Carrigan, Carri- han, Calligan, etc. gan, Carigan, Cargin. 6 CeAllAis. O' Kelly, Kelly, C CAt^iiAix), Carry. Kelley.

CAt^tiAi-oiri, Caren ; Carr, etc. <3 CBApAt^CAij, Cafferky, Caf- CA|iiiAin, Craan, Crain, Crane, ferty, etc.

Crean, Creane ; Crahan, Cre- CeAnslACAiti, Tighe

han, Creaghan ; Carey. CeAtin-otibAin, Cannavan,

CAtinsAiTiriA, O'Growney, &c. Canavan, Kinavan ; White- CAtttA, Carr. head. CAtitAis, O'Carthy, Carthy, CeAnn-ovntb, Canniff, Cannifie.

Carty, etc. CeA|iAirj Kerrane, Kirrane ; <3 CA^icAin, Cartan, Carton, Car- Kearon, Kearons, Kearns .;

ten, Cartin, Curtan, Curtayne, Carr ; Carey. Curtin, etc. CeA]it)Aill, O'CarroU, Carroll,

O CAjtcAin, Cartan, Carten ; Carvill. Carthy, etc. 6 CeA]ibAin, Carvan, Carvin,

O CAf Ai-oe, Cassidy, etc. Kervan ; Kirwan. CAfAile, Cassilly, Cashley. CeAjtbAllAin, O'Carolan, Caro- O CAfAin, Cussane, Kissane lan, Carrolan, etc.

Cashman ; Patterson. CeAtimAT)A, Carmody, Ker- CACA15, Cahy. mody. CacaiI, Cahill. CeA|tnACAin, Carnahan, Ker- C CACAin, O'Cahan, O'Caughan, naghan, Kernahan, Kernan, O'Kane, O'Keane, Cahane, Kernon, etc. Cahan, Cane, Cain, Kane, CeA|inAi5, O' Kearney, Carney, Keane, etc. Kearney, etc.

CACAlAin, Cahallane, Cahil- 6 CoAcpA-oA, Keaty ; Keating,

lane, Cahalane, Cohalane, Co- Ceile, Kealy ; Wisdom. halan, Callan, Culhane^ Cla- c6ileACAin, Kelaghan, Kele- hane, Clehane, etc. ghan, Kellaghan, Keelaghan,

<3 CACAont, Cahir. Kelihan ; O'Callaghan, Calla- <5 CACAtinAig, O'Caharney, ghan, etc.

O'Caherney, Carney ; Fox. 6 CeilcACAifi, O'Kelliher, Kel- <5 CACAfAij, O'Casey, Casey. legher, Kelleher, Kelliher, CAcbA-OA, Coffey, etc. Keller, etc. CAcbuA-OAi 5, Coffey, etc. C6in, Kean, Keane. CAclAin, Culhane, Callan, CeitiTi^i'oiT), Ceinn6iX)i5, Callen, Callin, Cawlin, Cla- O' Kennedy, Kennedy. hane, Clehane etc. 6 CetntifeAlAi5, Kinsella, Kin- CAtluAin, Calhoun, Colhoun, shela, Kinsley, etc. ; Colhoon, Culhoun, etc. Ceipin, Cairn, Kearin, Kearn, 6 CAtmoJA, Coffey, etc. Kereen, Kerin, Kerrin, C^ATDACAin, 6 C6A"OA5Ain, Cairns, Kearns, Kerins, Ker>r Cadigan, Cadogan. rins, Kerns ; Carey, etc. O CeAT)Ai5, Keady. 6 Ceijiifc, Kerrisk, etc. ; Healy, •O CgaIIa, O' Kelly, Kelly, etc. O Ceic, Kett. 90

C CeiceA|inAi5, Keherny, Ker- O Cimiei-oe, 6 CinneTOix), ' 6

ney ; Kearney ; Kerns, CiTineiX)t5, O'Kennedy, Ken- Kearns. nedy. " O CeocAin, Keoghane, Keohane, O CinnpAolAix), O'Kinnealy, etc. Kinnealy, Kinneally, Ken- 6 Ceoinin, 0'Keoneen,Keoneen; nealy, Kennelly, etc. Jennings. O CinnfeAlAi;^, Kinshela, Kin- 6 CiA^Ais, Keavy, Keevey. sella, Kinsley, etc. 6 CiAbAin, Keevane, Keavan. O CinnfBAmAin, Kingston, King- O CiAnAi5, O'Keeney, Keaney, stone. Keany, Keeney, Keeny. O CiotilACAiTi, Kevlihan, Cooli- O CiATiAin, O'Keenan, Keenan, han. Kinnan. Ciobvim, O'Kibbon, etc. <^ Kerigan, CiA|iA5Ain, Kerrigan, 6 CiocA|iAin, Keighron ; Ker-

Kergan ; Comber, Comer. rigan. O CiAjiAin, O'Kieran, Kieran, CioriAit, 6 CionAOT)A, C Keiran, Kearon, Kearn, CioriAoit, Kinna, Kinney, Keern, Keirans, Kearons, Kenna, Kenny. Kerans, Kerens, Kearns, 6 CionjA, King.

Kerns, Cairns ; Comber, O CioiAAin, Kirrane, Kerrane,

Comer ; Carey, etc. etc. CiA^bA, Kirby, Kerby. Cio|i-oxjbAin, O'Kirwan, Kir- CiAt»'6A, Keery, Keary, Karey, wan, Kerivan, etc. etc. Carey, 6 CiofAin, O'Kissane, Kissane ; <3 CiA|fotjbAin, O'Kirwan, Kiere- Cashman. van, Kiervan, Kirivan, Kere- Cifinnc, Keerivick, Kerwick, van, Kerivan, Kirvan, Kir- etc. wan, Kirwin, etc. 6 CifeAin, Keeshan. 6 CiA|iTriACAin, Irwin, Irvine ; 6 ClAbAij, Clabby. Carey. 6 ClAiiiiin, ClAtriAin, Clavan,

CiAjitrtAic, Kerwick, Keeri- Claveen, Clavin ; Swords, etc.

vick ; Kirby, Kerby. 6 ClAoriAin, Clinane ; Conlon. 6 Cibil, Keville, Kiville. 6 ClArAirj, Clahane, Clehane. 6 CiblcACAin, Kevlihan, Kev- C CleijieACAiTi, Cloijicin, lean, Keevlin. Clerihan, Clerkan, Clerkin,

Ciblin, Keevlin, Kevlean ; Clarkins ; Clarke, etc. Keville, Kiville. 6 Cloitiij, O'Clery, O'Cleary,

C CilleAin, Killane, , Killan, Clery, Cleary ; Clarke, etc. Killian, Killion. 6 CI0CAHCA15, Clogherty, Clo-

Cillin, Killeen, Killen, Killian herty ; Stone. Killion. 6 clocAfAig, O'Cloghessy, CineAit, Kinna, Kenna, Ken- O'Clohessy, Cloghes.sy, Clo- nah, etc. hessy.

6 CingeAT), King. 6 clocACAin, Clogan ; Callaghan 6 CinncriAiriA, Kinnavy, Kin- 6 CltiAin, Clune. eavy. O CluATiAis, Cloney, Cluney, CinTiT)eA|i5Ain, Kindregan, Clowney, Clowny, Cloony. Kinregan. O CluAriAin, Clunan, Cloonan. 91

<3 ClviAfAij, Close. 6 Coi^iin, Curreen, Currin, O CluniAin, Cluvane, Clovan, Creen, etc.

Cloven ; Coleman ; Clifford. O Coife, Quish.

CI 11, CnAiiiiin, Navin, Nevin ; O Coif Costine, Costin,

Neville ; Bowen. Costen. O CnAniifije, Kneafsey, Neaph- 6 Coinl, Cottle. sey, Neecy, Cramsie, Cramp- O ColsAti, Colgan, Collagan,

sey ; Boner, Bonner, etc. Culligan, Quilligan, etc. O CnAt, Kenna, etc. 6 CollA, Cully, Coll. O CobtAij, Coffey, Cowhey, 6 CollAC A, Culloty, Cullit3^ Cowey, Cowhig, etc. O ColrriAin, Colman, Coleman. CoclAin, Coghlan, Coughlan, ColpA, 6 ColpcA, Collopy. Coughlin, Coghlin, Colin, etc. (3 ColcAiti, 6 ColcAfAin, O Co-oIaca, Culloty, Cullity. O'Colter, Colter, Coalter, <3 CoT)lACAin, Colleton, Collotan, Coulter, etc.

Culleton, Culliton ; Cullington. O CoiriAin, Coman, Commane, C CogAtiAin, Coghran, Caugh- Common, Cowman, Cummane,

ran ; Cochrane, Cockrane. Commons ; Hurley, etc. <3 Coi^J-oGAtiAig, Coveney, Ke- <3 CoiiiAlcAin, Coulton, Colton. veny, (?) Keverney. (3 CoiiroAin, CorhgAin, Coan,

CoisgaIais, C015I15, Coen, Cowan, Cowen ; Coyne, O'Coigley, O'Quigley, Cogley, etc. Kegley, Quigley, Twigley. 6 CoiiifAi-oe, O'Curry, Corey, CoileAin, Collen, Collins. Corry, Curry. Coilgin, Quiligan, Quilligan. 6 ConAill, O'Connell, Connell.

C Coili^, Cox ; Woods. CotiAin, Conan, Cunnane. Coinifn, Comyn. O CoriAing, Cunning, Gunning. CoinoAin, Kennane. CoriAifce, Conarchy. 6 Coine6il, Conole, Connole. ConAi]ie, Connery, Conry ; CoinsBAllAij, Kangley, Quin- Conroy.

nelly, Kennelly ; Connelly, etc. 6 CoriAllAin, Connellan, Con- Coin^ill, Quinnell. Ian, etc. 6 Coini'n, Conyeen, Cuneen, 6 ConAllcA, Conalty. Cunneen, Cunnien, etc. Conran, ; ConAjiAin, Conron, Rabbit, etc. Condron, Condrin. O Coinleifc, 6 Coinlifc, Cun- O ConbA^A, 6 ConbAiT), Conba,

lisk, Quinlisk, Quinlish Conbay ; Conboy, Conaboy ; ; Grimes. Corbett, Corbitt. <3 Coinne, Conney, Cunny, 6 ConbAin, Cunvane.

Ouinny ; Kenny Quin, etc. 6 Burns. ; Conbomne O CoinnoACAin, Kinaghan, Kina- 6 Conbui-oe, Conboy, Conaboy,

han, etc. Conwy ; Conway. Coqibin, O'Currobeen, Cori- 6 ConceAriAinn, O ConceAtin-

been, Corbin, Kerbin ; Corbett; Ainn, O'Concannon, Con- Kirby, etc. cannen, Concannon. 6 CoifioAllAm, Curland, Kerlin, 6 ConcobAif, 6 ConcubAif, Kirlin, Kirland, etc. O'Conor, O'Connor, Connor, 6 C01111II, Kirrell. Connors, etc. 92

6 Concol3Ai|i X)OTin, O'Conor O CoiinAi-oin, Curreen, Curren,

Don. Currin ; Curran ; Crean, Con-otibAin, Condon. Creen, etc. CoTTotiili), Conniff, Conneff, O Co^iiiAin, O'Curran, Currain,

Cunniffe, Quinniff ; Conliffe, Currane, Curran, Corran, etc. Craan, Crain, Crane, Creane,

G CoiiJAile, Conneely, Cun- Crean ; Crahan, Crehan,

neely ; Connelly ; Kennelly, Creaghan ; Carey, etc. etc. O Co|i]ibui-6e, Corboy, Corby, O ConsAlAij, Connolly, Con- Curby. nelly, etc. 6 CojitAiT), Currid.

6 ConrheA-OA, Convey ; Conway. O Cf)f Ain, Cussane ; Patterson.

G ContiACAin, Conaghan ; Cun- CofCAi^i, Coscor, Cosker,

ningham. Cusker, Cuskor ; Cosgrave, 6 ContiACCAij, Connaghty, Cosgrove. Conaghty, Conaty, Conotty. O CofC|\ACAin, Coskeran, Cus-

6 ConriAccAin, Connaghton, kern ; Cosgrave, Cosgrove. Connaughton, Connorton, O CofCiAAit;, Cosgry, Coskery, Connerton. Coskerry, Cuskery, Cosgriff,

6 ConnA5AiTi, Connigan ; Con- Cosgrive, Cosgreve ; Cos- yngham, Cunningham. greave, Cosgrave, Cosgrove. Kanavaghan 6 CofTiACAin, Cusnahan, Cus- ConniiiACAin, ; Conway. hanan. ConnriiAij, Conoo, Cunnoo, CofcA5Ain, Costigan. Conway. CitAbAin, O C|\Aili)in, Cravane, O Con^iA, 6 ConjiAC, Conry, Craven, Cravin, Creaven. O Con|iAOi, Conroy. O C^Aix)eAin, Cryan.

6 ConitACA, Conrahy ; Conroy. C C^Aitrifije, Cramsie, Cramp- O CotibAin, Corbane, Corban, si e, Crampsey, etc.

Corbin ; Corbett, Corbitt. CitAOibe, Creevy, Creevey. Corken, Corkin C^AobAin, Creaven, Creavin. Co^CAin, ; Corcoran, etc. CjAeACAin, 6 CjieACAin, Crea-

6 Co|ic|AA, Corkery, Corkerry. ghan, Crehan, Crean ; Creaton O CojicnAin, Corcoran, Corkeran, C^ieAcrriAOil, Craughwell. Corkran, etc. CuiASAin, Cregan. O CoiimACAin, Cormocan, Cor- 6 C|iiocAin, O C^iiocAin, Cre-

mican, Gormican ; Cormack, ghan, Creaghan, Creehan, Cre-

Cormick ; MacCormack, Mac han, Creighan ; Creighton,

Cormick. Creaton ; Creen, Crean. CotiitiAic, Cormac, Cormack, C-pio-OAin, Creedon, Creed. Cormick. O C|iionA5Ain,Crinigan,Crenegan O Co)it^A, O'Curry, Corra, Corry, 6 C|iionAin, Crennan, Crinion,

Corr, Curry ; Weir, etc. Crinneen. O Co^tiA-OAin, Corridon, Cordan. C]iof)lAOic, O C|io5aIIai5 O CoiiiAA^Ain, Corrigan, Curri- O'Crowley, Crowley, Croly, gan, etc. Crolly. 6 Co|i)iAi-6, Corree, Corrie, O C|ioibni, Cribbin, Cribbon, Corry, Curry.* Cribbins. 93

C Cpoi-oeAs^iiti, Creegan, Crei- <5 Ctjilin, Cullin, Cullen, etc. gan, Cregan, Creggan. C«ilinn, Cullen, Quillen, etc.

C^ioi-oeAiTi, Crean, Creen, etc. Ctiill, Quill ; Woods. C|toimtn, Cremeen, Cremen, C Cviimin, Cumin, Cummin, Cremin. Cummins, Cummings, etc. C Cn6in, Crone. Ctiin-olif, Cundlish, Cunlish, C^6^n\r\, Cronin, Cronyn, Quinlish. Cronan. CtiineAin, Cunnane, Kinane, *(3 Ct(omlAoic, Crumley. Kinnane, Guinane, Guinnane, <5 C-|iom|itiifc, (?) Crumlish. Guinan, Quinane, Quenan, Ciiomtd, Crummy. Queenane, etc. 6 C|t6nA5AiTi, Cronekan. Croni- Cumeos, Kinnock. ken. Ctiin^n, Cuneen, Cunion, Cun- C|i6nAin, Cronan, Cronin. neen, Cunnien, Cunnion, Kin-

Ctv6n j;aiI, Crangle. nian ; Rabbit. CudnJAilo, Cronelly, Cranley. Cviinn, O'Quin, Quin, Quinn, C CiiorAij;, Crotty. Queen, Coyne. 6 CptiA-olAOic, O'Crowley, CtiiniieACAin, Cunnighan, Crowley, Crawley, Croly, Cunnahan, Cunihan, Kinag- Crolly. han, Kinahan, Kinnighan,

Cf.tjin-iin, Crimmeen, Cremeen, Kinnan ; Keenan ; Cunning- Cremin, Crimmins. ham, etc. 6 c«ACAin, O'Coughane; Gough. CviinneA5Ain, Cunnigan, Kin-

CviA5Ain, Coogan, Cog an. negan, Kinnighan ; Cunning- CtJAin, Quan, Quann, Quaine ham, etc. ; Coyne Quaid. CvjinneAin, Kinnane, Guin- ; CviAiiA, CuADAC, Cooney. nane, Quinane, etc. C CuATiACAin, Coonaghan, Coon- C Cuinfi05An, Gilsenan, Gil- Counihan etc. ahan, Coonihan, ; shenan, Cooney. Cui|ic, Quirk, Quirke, Querk, CtiAtiAin, Coonan, Conan. Kirk. (5 C\JAnAt»cAi;c. Coonerty. 6 Cuipin, Curreen, Creen, etc. CubtiAin, Cowran. C Cviinrtfn, Ciiinn^Ti, Corneen, CtiiT)ii;ti5, Cuddihy, Cudihy, Curneene, Curneen, Cumin,

Cuddehy, Quiddihy, Cuddy, Courneen ; Courtney. Cody, etc. 6 CtilACAin, O'Colohan, Cuolo- 6 Cuile, Cooley. han, Coulihan, etc. CuileAj^Air, Quilligan, Quili- 6 CuTnA|iAin, C\im|iAin, gan. Cameron. 6 CuileAin, O'Cullane, Cullane, C Cu|inAin, Ci^iiTiAni, Cur-

Cullan, Cullen, Quillan, nane, Cournane ; Courtney. Quillen, Collins. Cu|t|iAin, O'Curran, Currain, 6 C\iileAiiiAin. Culloon, Cul- Currane, Curran, etc. houn, Colhoon, Colhoun, CtificAin, Curtayne, Curtin, Cullen. etc. CuileAtinAin, Cullinane, Cul- "OAboineAnn, Davoran, Da- linan, Quillinan, Culnane, voren, Davern.

Quilnan ; Callanane, Callanan. C "OAJriAin, Dinan, Dynan. ;

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*OAi5re> Deny, Deery. C 'OiAJAi-o, O'Dea, Dea, Dee O T)Ailt)tte, Dollery. Godwin, Goodwin. *DAimin, O'Devine, Davine, "OiAmAin, Diaman, Diamon, Devine, Davin, Devin, Deven, Diamond, Dimond.

Devon, Devins ; Davy, Davis. (3 "OiAtAmA-OA, O'Dermott, Der- *OAit\t)tie, Derow, Deroe, etc. mody, Darmody, Dermott, *OAi|te, Adair. Darby, etc. XJAitjil, Dahill. "Oije, Dea, Dee. O "OaIacaiti, Dallaghan, Dolag- *Oiocon, Deehan, Dehan, han, etc. Deighan. *OAlACAiti, Dallagher, Dolaher, "OiomAin, Diaman, Diamon, Dooler, Dowler. Diamond, Dimond. 6 •OaIaij, O'Daly, Daly, Daw- T)!omAfAi5, O'Dempsey, ley, etc. Dempsey. *OAlA-p«Ai-6, Delaroe, Dollery. T)io|iAin, Dirrane, Durrane.

"OAllAin, Dallon, Delane ; "OfofimA, TDioimiAis, Diurm-

Delaney, etc. agh ; O'Dermott, Dermott, etc. "OAtiiAin, Davane, Devane. X)iiiin, Direen. *Oao-oa, Deady. "Oifcin, Diskiu. O T)A|iA, X)AttA6, Daragh, *OobAilein, Develin, Devlin, Darra, Darragh, Darrah, etc.

Darrock ; Oak, Oakes, Oaks. (3 *OobA]iAiTi, Davoran, Davoren, O *OAtAil, Dahill. Davern. 6 X>AtlAoic, Dolly. 6 X)ocAticAi5, O'Dogherty, 6 X)eAt)CAi5, Daffy. O'Dougherty, O'Doherty, C "DeA-OAit), O'Dea, Dea, Day, Dogherty, Dougherty, Do- Daw, Dee, etc. herty, etc. *o6ax)ai5, Deady. "DoctiAiT), "OociiAis, Dock- X)eA5Aix), O'Dea, Dea, Day, eray, Dockery, Dockrey,

Daw, Dee ; Godwin, Goodwin. Dockry. •O^A^Ain, Deane, Dean, Deen, 6 "Qo^Aiyt, Dower, Dore. Dane. 6 •Ooit)ilein, 6 *Ooibilin, Deve- T)6AmAin, Diaman, Diamon, lin, Devlin, etc. Diamond, Dimond. *OoiceAiir:Ai5, Deherty, De- "OBAiiAin, Dearan, Derrane, harty, Doherty. Dirrane. 6 T)oi5iie- Deery, Derry. *OeAti5Ain, Dargan, Dergan, 6 "Oonriin, Devine, Devin, Dorgan, Dorrigan. Deven, Devins. O "OeATitTiA-OA, Darmody. "OoineATiriAij, Denanny, Den-

•OeAfniumnAij, Desmond. nany, Dennan. ^ 'Oe^\\X)\\e6, Devereux, Devery, X)oitibin, Derivin, Derwin. Derow, Deroe. 6 'Oo\]\e\x), 6 "Ooiiiix), Derry. X)eiti5, Derrig, Derrick, Durrig. 6 *Ooi|iinne, Dorney, Darney. "OeocAin, Deacon. 6 *Ooi|tnin, Dornin, Durnin, 'Oe6iiAX)Ain, "OedjiAi-oin, Durnian, Dornan, etc.

"OeotiAin, Adorian, O'Doran 6 -Doite, O'Diff ; Duffy. Dorian, Dorrian, Doran, Dor- 6 •DomAjAin, Domigan, Dome- ian, Durrian. gan, Dumegan. 95

*OoninAill, O'Donnell, Don- "OitAOi, Drea, Drew ; Drewry", nell, Daniel. Drury. "OoTTiriAllAin, Donelan, Don- *6 X)|iAOileAin, Dreelan. nellan, Donlan, etc. 'Ot\eAX)A, Draddy. "OonnA^Ain, O'Donovan, 6 T)|ieAin, Adrien, Adrian, Donovan. Drain, Draine. "OonnAbAif, Dooner, Dunner, C 'DiAifceoil, O'Driscoll, Dris- Doner. coll, etc. "OonriACAin, Doonican, Duni- 6 *0|AifleAin, Drislane. can, Duncan. X)iioct:ai5, Drought. (3 "OonriASAin, Donnegan, Dun- "Otioici-o, Bridgeman. negan, Donegan, Dunigan, X)tiomA, Dromey, Drummy,

Dongan, Diingan, Duncan, Drum, Drumm ; Drummond. etc. 6 "DiAomAin, Droman. "DonriAiTi, Donnan. "OiioriA, Droney. "OonnArhAin, O'Donovan, X)|itiACAni, Droohan, Drohane, Donovan. Drohan. 6 "DonncA-OA, 6 "OonncAiT), 6 T)]tuAi-6, Drew; Drewry, Drury. O'Donoghue, O'Donohue, 6 "Ojiuimin, Drummin. Donaghoe, Donoghue, Dono- 'OiiACAin, Doughan, Doohane. hoe, Donaghy, Donagh, Dun- "OubAjAin, O'Doogan, Doo- phy, Dunfy, Dumphy, etc. gan, Dougan, Dugan, Dug- 6 "OonncACAis, Duncahy. gan, etc. "Oonn-ou^AitcAij, Donarty, O "OubAin, O'Dwane, Dwane, Donworth, Dunworth, Dun- Duane, Duan, Dune, Doane,

fort, Dimford ; Davenport. Dooan, Doon, Down, Dewane,

"OonnjiAiLe, O'Donnelly, Don- Devane, Divane, Divan ;

nelly, Donneely. Devany ; Devine ; Downes ; "Oonn^AlAij, O'Donnelly, Kidney. Donnelly, etc. "OubAnAig, Duany, Devany. 6 "Oonnjui^A, Denis, Dennis, 6 "DubAiicAi^, Duarty, Doorty,

Denison, Dennison, Denson. Dooherty ; Doherty.

6 "OortAiT), Durry, (?) Dorr. (?) 6 "OubAf A, Doocey, Doocie, Durr. Doocy, Ducey. 6 "OoittAin, Derivan, Derivin. *Ov)bcAin, Doughar, Dougher, "OoiiCAi-oe, Dorcey, Darkey, Dooher.

Darcy ; D'Arcy. 6 "Dtjbcon, Doughan, Doohan. X)o|ACAiii, Dorgan, Dorrigan, 6 •OubcontiA, O'Dooghany, (?) Doorigan. Dougheny, Dogheny, Do- "OoiinAin, O'Dornan, Dornan, heny, Deheny, Dahony, Durnan, etc. Dawney, etc.

"O^iAB, Drea, Drew ; Drewry, *OubT)Al)oi|teAnn, Davoran, Drury. Davoren, Davern. "O^iAJriAiT), "OjiAisneAin, 6 T)tib-oA, O'Dowd, O'Doud, Drinane, Drinan, Dreinan, Dowda, Dowdie, Doody,

Drennan ; Thornton. Duddy, Dowd, Doud, etc. *OiiAo-oA, Drudy, Droody, *Oub-OACAin, 'Otib-OASAin, Draddy. Dowdican, Dudican, ;

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6 •Owb'OAleite, Dudley. *OuibeArrinA, Devany, De- 6 X>wb-6tiin, O'Dughun, (?) vaney, Devanny, etc. Dugan, Duggan. C *OtJibeAnnAi5, Devanny, De- X>«t)5Aile, Doyle. vaney, Devany, Devenny, O •Qu^sAill, O'boyle, Doyle, Divenney, etc. Dowell, Doole, etc. *OtJibpinn, Dufftn, Dififtn. O "OubjtifA, Doocey, Doocie, <3 "OuibjeA-OAin, Dugidan, Degi-

Doocy, Ducey. dan ; Dixon. O "OublACAin, Doolaghan, Dul- "OuibgeAnnAin, Duigenan, laghan, Dolaghan, Dologhan. Duignan, Dignan, Deignan, C *Ovil3lA-OAi5, Doolady, Doo- Duignam, Dignam, etc. laddy. 6 'Ouibginn, Digin, Diggin, O T)«blAir», O'Doolan, O'Dolan, Digan, Deegin, Deighan,

Doolan, Dolan ; Dowling ; Deegan, Duigan ; Dugan, Delaney, Delany. Duggan, Duggen. <5 *Oul!)lAinn, O'Doolan, Doolan, -Ouibj^iollA. Duffley, Diffily,

Doolin ; Dowling, etc. Diffely. Diffley, Deffely. O "OtiblACCA, 6 *OublACcnA, Divilly, Devilly, Devily, Doolaghty, Dooloughty. Deely, Dealy, etc. O X)viblAOic, 6 "Ovibluije, Dow- 6 "Ouibi-oe, Deevey, Deevy, ley, Dooley, Dooly. Devoy. O "OublviACiiA, Dilloughery, 6 "Ovubi-otji, O'Dwyer, O'Deere, Deloughery, Delooghery, De- Dwyer, Deere, Dyer, Diver, louhery, Delohery, Deloorey, Divver, Dever, Devers. Delury, Deloury, Delacour C "Otjibin, O'Devine, Devine,

Dilworth, Dillworth. Deveen, Devon ; Devany, C "OubtiAic, Durack, Durick, Devaney, etc. Darrick. 6 *OuibintifieAct:AJ5, Dunroche, "OubpofA, Dooris, Doris. Denroche. O "OubflAine, X)xibflAin5e, *OtiibleACAin, Delahan, Dilla-

Delaney, Delany, Deleany, han ; Dillon. Laney, etc. *0\iibleAtt5A, Delargy, De- 6 -OubcAis, O'Duffy, Duffy. largey, De Largey. Duhy, Duhig, Dowey, Douey, "OuiblviAcitA, Dilloughery,

Dooey, Doey, etc. ; Black. Deloughery, Delooghery, De- "Otibui-oe, Devoy, Deevey, louhery, Delohery, Deloorey,

Deevy. Delury, Deloury ; Dillworth, X)ubtii-6it», O'Dwyer, Dwyer, Dilworth. Dwire, etc. *Otiibne, Deeny, Deeney, O "Oubufituile, Dufferly, Door- Denny, etc. ley, Doorly. "Ouibiiic, Devereux, Devery,

6 -Ouib, O'Diff, Duff ; Black. etc.

C X)uibcinn, Deakin, Deegin, O *OtiilleAin, Dillane ; Dillon. tDeegan, etc. *OtJillin, Dilleen. f 0^*Ouib-6io|tmA, 6 *OuibT)io]i- O X)tJineACAiti, Donogher, Dana- mAij, Dooyearma, Dyermott, gher, Deneher, Donaher, Diarmod, Dermott, Dermond; Danaher, Daniher, Danna-

O'Dermott ; MacDermott, &c. her. 97

'OtiineAC'OA, Dennahy, Den- 6 V-ACcriA, Faulkney ; Faulkner, nehy, Dannahy, Danihy, etc.

: Denehy, Denny, etc. "PACcriAin, Faughnan. X)iJiTiin, Dunion, Dunning, pAgAin, Fagan, Fagin. Downing, etc. 6 -pASAt^cAis, Whearty. "OtJiTin, Dunne, Dunn, Dun, 6 pAilbe, 6 -pAile, O'Falvy,

. Doyne, Dyne, etc. O'Falvey, Falvey, Fealey, 'OtiinncACAij, Duncahy. Fealy.

•Oumncinti, Dinkin, Dunkin i 6 pAittceAllAij, O'Farrelly, Duncan. Farrelly, Farley, etc. •OwnneAbAin, Dingavan, Den- "Paic, Fahey, Fahy, Fay, Foy. nivan. O PaIcai-o, Falahee, Falahy, *OtJinneACAin, Dinahan, Dini- Falsey. han, Denehan, Deenihan. 6 PaIcaii^, Fallaher. 6 "DuintieASAin, Dinnegan, 6 -pAllAriiAiTi, Falloon, Faloon, Denegan, Denigan. Faloona, Fallon, etc. 6 "OuiriTifn, Dinneen, Dineen, 6 -pAllATTiAiTi, Allan, Allen, Dunion, Dunning, Denning, Hallen. Downing. -pAO-oASAin, Feagan, Fegan, "Ouinnfleitje, Dunlevy, Dun- Fagan, etc. leavy, Dunlavy, Dunleevy, 6 -pAoilBAin, Whelan, Phelan, Dunlea, Dullea, Delea, Delay, etc. Delee, etc. pAoileAin, Hyland, etc. "Otji^n^ti, P'Durnin, Durnin, -pAoilleACAiTi, Wheleghan, Durnian, Durnion, Dornin, Wheelahan, Whelahan, Whele-

Dornan ; Cuffe. han ; Whelan, Phelan, etc. <3 "Oiditce, Duffy. PaoIaiti, O'Phelan, Fealan, O "DtjlcAOincij, T>«lconcA, Phelan, Whelan, Philan, Dolohunty, Delahunty, Dela- Fylan, etc. hunt, Delhunty, Dellunty, 6 pAolAin, Heelan, Hillan, Hy- Dulanty, DuUenty, Dulinty. land, Whelan, etc. *OijnACAin, Dunican, Dooni- PaoIcai-6, Falahee, Falahy, can. Falsey. X)unA"6Ai5, C "OuTiAije, -pAolcAiit, Fallaher. Dooney, Downey, Doney, pAiiACAin, Farran, Farron,

Donney, Dunny ; Downing. Farren, Faran, Forran, etc. "OutiAiTi, Doonan, Donnan. pAfVAnnAin, Farnan, Farnon,

*OiJTi5Aile, *Oijn5AlAi5, Farnand ; Farnham. O'Donnelly, Donnelly, etc. -pAtit^Aig, Farry, Forry. C "Ounjuif, Dennis, Dennison, Pacai-6, 6 -pACAij, Faughy, etc. Faghy, Fahey, Fahy, Fay,

C "OiinlAins, Dowling, Dowlin, Foy ; Green.

Dooling, Doolin, Doolen, Pacaticais, Faherty ; Fla- Doolan, etc. herty. GACcijeAnnA, eActi5ei|tr«, feA-OASAiTj, Fedigan. eictigeiiin, Ahearne, peAtiAin, Feran, Feron, Fer- Aherne, Ahearn, Aheran ran, Fearon, Fearen, Fearn, Aheron, Ahern, etc. Fern, Farran, Farren, etc. 98

"peAtiA-OAi^, 6 peA^iAise, plibiti, O'Filbin, Filbin, etc. O' Ferry, Farry, Ferry. "pitie, Feeney, Feeny, etc. "peAjtcAiti, Farragher, Farag- pTi5in, Finning, Fenning ; her, Farraher, Faraher, Fra- Fannin, Fanning. her, etc. <3 "pinn, Finn, Fynn, Finne. 6 "jreAjicAiii, Harragher, Har- "pinne, Feeney, Feeny, etc. rager. pnneACCA, "pinneACCAis, C peAjt j;aiI, O'Farrell, Farrell, Finnaghty, Finaghty, Feena-

. Ferrall, Farrahill, Frahill, ghty, Fenaghty, Fenaughty, Fraul, etc. Finnerty, Finerty, Fannerty ; "peApJAil, Harrel, Harrell. Fenton, etc. 6 "peAftJAile, Farrelly, Frawley, 6 "pinneACCAis, Hingerty, Hin- Farrell, etc. nerty, Hennerty. peAt^jviif, peAii^tjfA, Fer- pnntijeAftn, Finneran. gus, Ferris, Farris, Farrissey, p

etc. po-OAlJpA, Fury, Furey, (?) 6 "peAiiriAin, Fernane, Fernan. Fleury.

(3 "poic, Fey, Fay ; Hunt. pOTiAin, O'Finan, Finan,

"P^icin, Feehin, Fehen, Feen, Finnan, Fannon ; Fannin, Feane, Fane. Fanning. peinneA-OA, Feeney, Feeny,etc. *C pon5AtA-OAil, Finnerell. (3 "piACA, pACAC, Fyfee, Fye, "pionriACAin, Fenihan, Fana-

Fee ; Hunt ; Vingin. han. fiACAin, Feighan, Feehan, "pionriACCA, (3 "piomiACCAis, Fehane, Feghan, Fehan, Finnaghty, Finaghty. Feen-

Feane, Fane ; Fegan, Fagan. aghty, Fenaghty, Fenaughty, pAcriA, 6 pACDAc, Feighney, {?) Feenaghy, (?) Fanaghey,

Feeheny, Feoghney, Feghany, Finnerty, Finerty, Fannerty ;

Faheney ; Fenton ; Hunt. Fenton. 6 pAc^iA, 6 pACtiAC, Feighry, "pionriAcuAij, Hinnerty, Hen- Feighery, Feehery, Feerey, nerty, Hannerty, Hanaty.

Feary ; Hunt. 6 ponnA3:;Ain, Finnigan, Fini- "piAic, Fee, Fye, Foy, Fey, gan, Finegan, Fanagan.

Fay ; Hunt. ponriAin, O'Finan, Finan,

"piAlAin, Fylan, Fyland, Phi- Finnan, Fannon ; Fannin,

Ian ; Phelan. Fanning. pAfi^AlAi^, Finnelly, Fen- 6 "pionriAllAin, Fenelon, Fenlon, nelly, Finley, Fenley, Finlay, Fendlon. etc. 6 ponngAil, Finnell, Fennell. pATiriACCA, Feenaghty, Fin- 6 ponnJAil, Hannell.

nerty ; Fenton, etc. ponnsAile, Finnell, Fennell. piATiTiA, pAnriAix)e, Feeney, 6 ponnJAlAis, Finnelly, Fen- Feeny, Finney, Finny. nelly, Finley, Fenlej'-, Finlay, 6 "piAjiAic, Feerick. Findley, etc.

6 -pi-o^eAllAis, Feeley, Feely ; 6 ponnjufA, Finnessy, Fen- Field. nessy. "pi-OTie, Finny, Finney, Feeny, -pionnniACAni, Finnucane, Feeney. Finucane. 99

p|t5il, O'Freel, Freel, Friel; ploirtn, O'Flynn, Flynri> Freal, Frehill, etc. Flinn, Flyng, etc. C pjijile, Freely, Freehily, Fre- 'f'loitin, O'Lynn, Lynn, Linn,

> hilly. Lind ; Lindsay. 6 ptceAllAij, 6 ptcill, 6 "po-olA-OA, O'Foley, Foley. ptcille, 6 -picille, Fihelly, 'posAtficA, O pogAttcAis; Fihily, Fehily, Fehely, Fee- Fogarty, Fogerty. hely, Feehily, Feeley, Feely O pojAnuAij, Hogarty, Hogerty ;

Field ; Fielding. Hegerty.

-plAinn, Flang, Flyng, Flynn. posAncAis, Hoverty ; Hegartyi plAinn, Laing, Layng, Lang. 6 po5lA-DA, O'Foley, Foley. plAitbeAiicAis, O'Flaherty, 'Po]c;Ia-6a, Holey. Flagherty, Flaherty, Flaverty (3 "poileAin, Whelan, etc. "piAitfeeAiicAij, O'Lafferty, O poileAin, Helen, Hillane; O'Laverty, Lafferty, Laverty, Hillan, Hilland, Hylan, Hy- Laherty. land, Whelan, etc. (3 "piAiteATiiAin, Flahavan, Fla- 6 poi]i|iei-6, (?) Ferry. hevan, Flahavin, Flavahan, (3 "poijtcceipn, Fortin, Fortune^ Flavin. "pollAiiiAin, Falloon, Fallon, "plAiceAtriAin, Lavan, Lavin. Fallen, etc. 'piAicf:'ileAT), Flatley, Flatt- (3 potiATniAm, Farnan, Farnon; ley, Flattery. Farnand, etc. VlAicjeAfA, Lacy, Lacey, (3 "PjiAOCAin, (3 "PiiAOicni, Fre-

Leacy ; De Lacy. hen ; French. -plAicile, Flatley, Flattley. (3 'PneACAi|i, Fraher. plAitini, Flahive, Flahy, 6 PfieACAiii, Raher. plAitnii, Lahive, Lahiff, Laf- (3 ptieAJ;Aile, Frawley. fey, Laffy, Lahy, etc. <3 iriABArAil, Frahill, Fraul. friAituiifn, Flahavin, Flavin, 6 -piii^il, O'Freel, Friel, Freel, etc. Freal. (3 plAitniiin, Lavin. (3 "Pitijile, Freely. "plAiciiie, Flattery. 6 -ptticil, Frehill, Freehill. "piAnriAtJiiA, Flannery. 6 "Piiicilo, Freehily, Frehilly. 6 "plATiriACAin, Flanaghan. O -puATJA, O'Foody, Foody> "piATinAgAiti, O'Flanagan, Foudy, Foddy ; Swift ; Speed.

Flanagan, Flanigan, etc. (3 -puA-OACAin, Fodaghan ; Swift. "plAnncAT)A, O "plAtinCAIT), "puAlAin, Whelan, etc. Flanahy. (3 "ptiAlAin, Holland, etc. (3 -plAnnsAil, Flavell. 6 puAllACAin, Whoolahan, 6 "piAnnsAile, O'Flannelly, Whoolehan, Wholihane, etc.

Flannelly ; Flannery. <3 fuAllAij, Whooley, Wholey; "piArAi^, Flahy, Flahive. Wholy. plAtAij;, Lahy, Lahey, Laffy, (3 "puAfiAin, (3 "puAtijiAin, 6 "puAti- Laffey, Lahive, Lahiff. etc. cAin, Fourhane, Forehane, plArAniAin, Flahavan, Flahe- Forehan, Forhan, Foran ; van, Flahavin. Ford, Forde. "plAtAiriAin, Lavan, Laven, (3 fuA^itiifce, Whoriskey, Whor-

Lavin. riskey ; Waters, Watters. ;

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^tiA]iuifce, Hourisky, Horis- O 5AT1A111X), Gaynard ; Gaynor.

ky ; Waters, Watters ; Cold- 5Aoititi, Guiheen, Gweehin, well, Caldwell. Guihen, Guighan, Guihan, ptiACAij, Foohy, Fouhy, Geehan, Gihan, Gihon, Gahan;

Fuohy, Fowhey. Wynne ; Windham. 5AbAin, Gavan, Gaven, Gavin 6 5A]tbAin, Garvan, Garavin, ^AbAnri, O'Gowan, Gowan, Garvin, Garven, Garwin, (?) Goan, Gowen, Gowing, Going; Girvan. Smith, Smyth. 6 5acIaoic, Keatley, Keitley,

^AbAlAij, Gooley ; Forke. Keightly.

j^AblAin, Goolden, Golden, 6 5eAlA5Ain, Galligan ; White.

Golding, Goulding ; Forkan, 5eAlAin, Gellan, Gellen, Gel- Forkin. land. ^A^t*^^"' Gowran. O 5eAlbAin, Gallivan, Galvan, 6 Sagaih, Gaughan, Gahan. Galven, Galvin.

5AT)Ain, Goddan ; Godwin, 6 S^A^^^in, Gannon. Goodwin. SoAttAgA, O'Garriga. 5A-6tiA, O'Gara, Gara, Garry, 56A]iAin, Geran, Gearon, Geary, Guiry. Guerin, Gearn, Gearns gAibin, Gavin, Gaven. Sharpe, 5AibneAin, Guinane, Guinan. <3 5eAii5Ain, Gargan, Garagan, SAibteACAin, Gavaghan, Ga- Garrig an. vahan, Gavacan, Gavagan, 56i1i)eAnnAi5, SeibeAtitiAis, Gavigan, Gaffikan, Gaughan, Geaveny, Keaveny, Kevany, Gahan. Keveny, Geaney, Geany, 5AilineAC, Gallinagh. Guiney, Guiny, etc. 5 Allien, Gallin, Gallen. geibinn, Gaine, Geane. SiAllAin, Geelan, Gealon. Garveagh, Garvey. ^ibeAllAin, Gibulawn, Gib-

gAittbin, Garvin, Garavin, lin ; Gibson ; Gibsey, Gipsey. Garwin, Garven, (?) Girvin, ^ibne, Gibney, Giboney.

Girvan ; Garvey. 51I1H, Gilleen, Gillen, Gellen, gAi^ibeit, (3 5Aittbic, Garvey. Gillon. SAinmleAJAix), O'Gormley, 5ini-6e, Guinee, Guinea, Gormley, Grumley, Grimley. Guiney. 6 Sa^'^i". ^ J^AllAin, Gallen, 5iobAllAiti, Gibulawn, Giblin;

Gallon, Gollan. Gibson ; Gibsey, Gipsey. ^AllcobAijA, O'Gallagher, 5iollAb«ix)e, O'Gilvie, Gallagher, Gallaher, Gallog- O'Gilbie, Ogilby, Gilbey, Gill- her, Gollagher, etc. bee, Gilboy, Gilvoy, etc. SaIIcij, Gallahue. 5iollA5Aiti, Gilligan, Gillgan, C 5AllcubAi|i, O'Gallagher, Gilgan. Gallagher, Gallaher, etc. 5iollAir>, Gillane, Gillan, 6 SArhtiA, Gooney, Gaffney Gilland, Gillon, Gillen. ; Caulfield. (5 5iollAiiAiri, Gilleran. Goonan Ford, Forde. SAmtiAin, Goonane, ; SiollAtinAC,

Guning, Gunning ; Caulfield. 5io"^^in, Gannon. 5AiTiiiAitie, Goonery, Goonry. 5iottiiAi-6e,0'Hare,Hare,Haire 1

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6 5lACAin, Glackan, Glakan. 5|iaoIai5, <3 5ttAollAi5, O 5lAitTiin, Glavin. Greally, Grealy, Greely. O 5lAifin, Glasheen. 5neACAin, Greaghan, Grea- 5lAifne, Giles, Gyles. han, Grehan, Gregan, Grey- C 5lAfAin, Glessane, Glissane, han, Grayhan, Greaham, Gra- Glissawn, Gleason, Gleeson. ham, Graham, Graeme, 5leAT)iiA, Gladdery, Gladdry. Grame, Greame, Greames, C 5^'AfAin, Gleesane, Glissane, Grimes. Gleason, Gleeson, etc. 5|teAX)A, O'Gready, Gready,

5l6iAittn, (?) Glorney. Graddy ; O'Grady, Grady. 5^^^^. Agnew. 6 5v»ei-6m, Grimes, Graeme,

.0 5ot5A, Gow ; Smith. Graham.

5;obAiti, Gobin. 6 5|MAbAin, Greaven, Grevin ; SobAnn, O'Gowan, Gowan, Greaves, etc. Goan, Gowen, Gowing, Going; 5;)iiA"OA, Grady.

Smith, Smyth. 5|AiAlltJif, Grealish ; Greally,

5,oT)Ain, Goddan ; Godwin, Grealy, Greely ; Griffin. Goodwin. <3 5H1AT1A1T1, Greenan, Grennan, O 5oibin, Gubbins. Grannon.

Soi-ofn, Godwin, Goodwin. <3 5^111 bin, Gribbin, Gribben, 5oilli-6e, 6 5oill

IA15, 6 . goiiinijiollA, Gor- 6 5piocA, Greehy. milly, Gormlej?-. 5piobcAin, Greaven, Grevin,

5oi|iTnleA5Ai5, 5oi|im- Griffin ; Griffith, Griffiths ; fleAJ^Aij, O'Gormley, Gorm- Greaves, Grieves. ley, Gormilly, Grumley, Grim- 5n\JA5Ain, 5r^5^i"' Croo-

ley ; Bloomer. gan, Grogan, Groggan. 50IIAIT1, Gullan, Gulan. 5uAi|ie, Goorey, Gorey. (5 ]5o]iniA5AiT>, Gormagan. 5tJAittitn, Gorham. SotimAin, O'Gorman, Gorman 5«aIIacca, Goolden, Golden, ^oiim^Ail, SotimJAile, Goulding, etc. Gormaly, Gormilly, Gormley 6 ^viibin, Gobin, Gubbins. ;

Gorman ; Grimes. S^'^i'o©. Guinee, Guinea, 5oitm65, Gorman. Guiney. 5o|tmfijil, 6 5o|tmfijili5, 6 5ufAin, Gossan, Gosson, GaS- Gormaly, Gormilly, Gormley son, ; Gaussen. Gorman. VixlbA^cAij, Haverty. 6 5ocftAiT), Geoghery, Gohary, (3 h^-olAij, Addley, Addly. Godfrey. hAx)mAill, O'Hamill, Hamill, 5tiAT)A, O'Grady, Grady. Hamell, Hammill, Hammell. C SfAinne, Greany, Greaney. ViA-onAit), 6 hA-oriAi^, Hiney, 5|tAlAi5, 6 5iiaIIai5, Greally, Hyney. Grealy, Greely. ViAsAin, O'Hagan, Hagan, Sr^^^A, O'Growney. Haggan, etc. 102

6 h-d5Ai|iu, Heggert. 6 hAirjpeAiti, ViAinpin, O hA5AticAi5, Agarty, Hagarty, ViAini]^eAiti, ViAimpin, Hane- Hagerty, Hegarty, Hegerty, fan, Hanifan, Hanafin, Hani- Heggerty, etc. fin, etc. C h-A^AitTTAij. Hearty ; Hegarty. hAiTile, h^inle, bAin- h/AjmAill, O'Hamill, Hamill, lije, hAinlije, Hanley, Hamell, Hammill, Hammell. Handly, Hanly, Henly. hAiciti, O'Hehir, O'Haire, 6 hAir>TTii|ie, hAir»Thi|ieAC, 6 O'Hare, Hegher, Hehir, Aher, hAiTiTnneAC, Hanberry, Han-

Hair, Hare, Herr. bery, Hanbury ; Ansberry, h-Ai-oeit, ViAi-Di-oe, Haidee, Ansboro'. Haidy. ViAiTinin, Hannin, Hanneen,

hAix)in, Hadian, Haden, Hay- Hannen ; Hannan, Hannon. din, Hayden, etc. C ViAinte, Hanify, etc.

h/AiT)it, Haidee, Haidy. hAi|ieAcr:Ai5, Harrity ; Harty; hAix)ne, Hiney, Hyney. Harrington. hAilbeAttcAij, Halverty, Hal- hAijigeATJAin, Hargaden, Har-

ferty, Hilferty. gadon ; Hardiman ; Harman, hAilce, Hally, Halley. Harmon. ViAiljeATiAin, O'Hallinan, hAiiinieAT)Ai5, liAijinii-oe, Hallinan, Hallanan, Hainan. Harvey, Hervey. h^il5eAfA, Hallissy, Hallis- hAiftne, Harney, Hartney. sey, Hallessy. 6 ViAitic, O'Hart, O'Harte, hAilin, Hallin, Hallion, Allin, Hart, Harte. Allen. hAi|tcneA"OA, Harnedy, Hart- 6 hAille, Hally. nett, Harnett. hxXilleACAin, Hallaghan, Hal- hAi]ic|ii, Hartry, Hartery, lihane, Hallahan, Hallihan. 6 ViAifeA-OA, Hassey, Hassett. hAilleASAin, Halligan, Hilli- 6 hAitci^i, O'Hehir, O'Haire, gan. O'Hare, Hegher, Hehir, Hair, hAillin, Hallin, Hallion, Hare, Herr. Allin, Allen. 6 hAiteAfA, O'Hahasy, Ha- 6 hAilrhic, Halvey, (?) Hanwick. hasy, Hahessy, Ahessy. 6 hAilpin, 6 hAilpene, Halpin, 6 ViAllACAin, Hallaghan, Halla- Halpeny, Halfpenny. han, Hallihan.

(3 h Aim 61 1151 Ti, ViAniii|i5iTi, 6 liAllASAin, Halligan. Mergin, Bergin, Bergen, Ber- 6 hAllAi-oe, Halley, Hally. gan, Berrigan, etc. hAllATriAin, Hallan, Allan, hAinbeic, ViAinbic, Hanvy, Allen. Hanvey, Hanify, Hanafy, 6 bAlliritiitAin, O'Halloran, Hannify, Hanway, etc. O'Hallaran, O'Halleran, ViAinbteAin, C ViAinbtin, O'Halleron, Halloran, Hol- Hanefan, Hanifan, Hanafin, loran, etc. Hanifin, etc. 6 ViAlpAti, Halpin, Halpeny, ViAincin, Hanneen, Hannin, Halfpenny.

Hannen ; Hannan, Hannon. hATri|iAin, Haveron, Haveren, ViAinpeit, OhAinpix),(3h Ain|Mt Havern, Havron, Haffron, Hanify, Hanafy, Hannify, etc. Heffron, etc. 103

6 'hAmAillcin, Hamilton. >' 6 hAoTiACAin, Heanaghan/ 6 hAtiAice, Hanify, Hannify, Henaghan, Heneghan, Hene- etc. '-' han, Henihan, Henekan; 6 h-Afi (^Aince, Canty. Heenan, etc. hAnsltiim, Anglim. 6 hAon5Uif, Ennes, Ennis, etc; 6 hAii5lviiTin, Anglin, Anglim. hAonjvifA, Hennessy, Hensy,

6 hAnltiAin, O'Hanlon, Han- Hinsy, Henchy, Hinchy. ' Ion, Hanlan, etc. hAo|icAi5, Hearty. hAntiACAin, Hanihan, Han- hA|tA5Ain, Horagan, Horgan,

nahan ; Hannan. etc. hAmiASAin, Hannigan, Hani- hA^Ailc, Harold, Harrold. gan. hA|i5AT)Ain, Hargaden, Har-

*<3 hAtiriAiT), Hanna. gadon ; Hardiman ; Harman, hAnriAin, Hannan, Hannon, Harmon. Hanan, Hanon, etc. 6 hA|i5Ain, Hargan, Horgan, hAnnltJAin, O'Hanlon, Han- Organ. Ion, Handlon, Hanlan, etc. hA|i|iACAin, Horahan, Harran, (3 hAnn]iACAin, O'Hourihane, Haran, Horan, etc. Hourihane, Hourahan, Houri- h AtitiACCAin, Harroughton, han, Hourican, etc. Haroughton Harrington; ; 6 hAnn|iA5AiTi, Hourigan. Errington, Irrington. O hATiri|iAic, Hanrick, Hand- 6 hA|if»A5Ain, Harrigan, Herri- rick, etc. gan, Horrigan, Horrogan, C hAnn|iAin, Haran, Haren, Horagan, Horgan, etc. Horan. 6 h-d^icA, 6 ViAjicAij, Harty, hAn|iACAiTi, O'Hanrahan, hAiicA5Ain, O'Hartigan, Hanrahan, Handrahan. Hartigan, Hartican. liAXn|iACCAi5, Hanratty. 6 hAiicAin, Hartan, Harten, ViAniiA-uAin, O'Hanrahan, Hartin, Harton, Horton. O'Hourihane, Hanrahan, 6 hA|ic5Aile, Hartley. Hourihane, Hourigan, Hor- hAcAiiine, Harney, Hartney. rigan, Haran, Horan, Horgan, h AtAiACAi?;, Harty. etc. heACAC, Haugh, Hawe, Hawes O hxNo-OA, O'Hea, Hay, Hayes, (3 heACAT)A, heACAi-6, Haghey Hews, Hughes, etc. Haughey, Haffy, Hahee, 6 hAo-6A5Ain, O'Hegan, Hegan, Hawey, Hoey. Heagan, Hagan, Hogan, Egan 6 1ieACAix)in, Haughean,Haugh-

Eagan, Eakin, Eakins,Hegans, ian ; Hawkins. Hagans, Higans, Huggins, &c. liGACAin, Haughan, Haghan,

<3 ViAoileAin, Hylan, Hyland, Haghen ; Hawkins ; Haugh- etc. ton.

O hAoillBACAin, Hellican, Hele- 6 heAC-DubAin, Aghoon ; White-

han, Helihan ; O'Higgins, steed.

Higgins ; Eledigan. <3 hGAcpAin, Haughran, Haran. hAolAin, Heelan, Helen, Hil- 6 heActAi]!, Hoctor, Hocter. lane, Hillan, Holian, Hey- <3 heActiseAiiriA, 6 hCACciseittn, land, Hiland, Hylan, H3dand, Ahearn, Aherin, Aherne. Holland, Whelan, etc. Ahern, Hearne, Hearn. etc, 104

heA"OAriiAin, Heduvan, Hedi- heA|tCAin, Harkan, Harkin, van. Harkins, etc. C >ieA-6|tA, O'Hara, O'Harra, heA|iCAiti, Harragher, Harra- Hara. her. h6A-D]iOTnAin, Hederman^ 6 heAt^SAil, Harrell, Harrel, Hedderman. Herald, etc. C h^ApA, Heaphy, Heify, etc. heA|\5Aile, Harrily, Harley, heAJjtA, O'Hara, O'Harra, Herley, Herly. Hara. heAttriAin, Hernon, Harnon, hGAJiiAin, O'Haran, Haran, Hartnane, Hertnan, Hertnon; Haren, Harran, Harren, etc. Heffernan. C heAlAX)Ai5, heAlAi-oe, 6 heicci5ei|\n, Ahearn, Aherin, heAluijte, h^Altiisce, Aherne, Ahem, Hearne, Healy, Heally, Hely, Hayles. Hearn, etc. h^ATTiACAtn, Hevaghan. C h6ix)eA-6A, Haidy, Haidee. C h^AtriAis, Heavy, Heavey, hei-oeA5Ain, Hedegan, Hedi- Hevey, Havy, Havey, Hea- gan, Haddigan. phy, etc. hei-oeAin, Oh^i-oeAiti, Heden, h^ATTiAin, Evans, etc. Headen, Haden, Hayden, 6 h^ATTicAis, Heaphy, Heify, Haydon, etc. etc. "h6^i-oi-6, Haidy, Haidee. h^ATiACAin, Heanaghan, 6 hei-oin, h^i-oin, Heden, Henaghan, Heneghan, Hene- Headen, Hadian, Haydin, han, Henihan, Henekan, Hayden, Haydon, etc.

Heenan ; Bird. 6 hei-om, O'Heyne, Heines, h^AtiA-OA, Heanue, Heaney, Hynes, Hindes, etc. Heany. h6i-6in, Haines, Haynes, h^AnASAin, Hennigan, Hene- Hynes.

kan ; Bird. 6 hei-oi|ifce6il, O'Driscoll, h^ATiAis, Heaney, Heany. Driscoli, etc. h^ATiAiTi, Henan, Heenan, 6 heiT)neAiT», Hinan, Hynan. Hennan, Heanen, etc. 6 heiT)ni5, Hiney, Hyney. h^ATiTiA, Heany, Heaney, h^igcBAiicAis, h^iseAttcAig,

Heeny, Heney, etc. ; Bird. O'Hegarty, Hegarty, Hegerty,

lieAnTi|\Aic, VieAn|\Aic, Hen- Hagarty, Higerty, etc. ; Ho- rick, Hanrick, Hendrick, verty. Handrick, etc. 6 heigms, h6i5Tii5, Hegney, heAtiAin, O'Harran, O'Haran, Heagney, Haigney. O'Hern, Haran, Harran, 6 heilseAfAin, Ellison. Heran, Herran, Heron, Her- 6 heili-oe, heilise, Healy, ron, Hearn, Heme. Hely, etc. heAt'Aiti^n, heA|iAtiAin, Her- h^itrieACAm, Hevaghan. rerin, Herreran. heirhij, Hevey, Heavy, C heAjACA-OA, 6 heAtlCAIT), Heavey, etc. Haraghy, Hiraghy, Harrihy, 1161111111, Evins, Evens, Harkey, Horohoe, Horahoe, Evans.

Harroe, Hurroe ; Hore, h^irhttiti, Heverine, Heveran,

Hoare ; Harris ; Harrison. Heveron, Hefferin, etc. 105

hCineACAin, Heanaghan, hlnnpeACCAi j, Hanratty. Henaghan, Henehan, Heni- hlnn|AeAin, Henrion.

han, Henekan ; Heenan ; hlnjieACCAig, Hanratty. Bird. h1nfe, Hinchy, Hinchey. 6 h^ineA-OA, Heanue, Heaney, hlolAin, Hillane, Hillan, Hy- Heany. land, Holland, Whelan. h^iTiij, Heany, Heaney, 6 hloljiACAin, Eagleton, Eggle-

Heeny, etc ; Bird. ton. h^inin, Heanen, etc. hlOTriAi]i, hloniAi]A, O'Hure, hSinne, Heany, Heaney, Heever, Hever, Hoare,

Heeny, Heney, etc. ; Bird. Howard, Ivors, Ivers, Elvers. 6 h&)]\, O'Hare, Hare, Haire. 6 hlomriA, Ellmore. hei-fAC, Erke, Herrick, Her- hlonjAtcoAil, Harrington. ricks, Harricks. C hlomiiAine, Nooney. heinoATiioin, Ervine, Erwin, hloniiiAmeAiTi, Nunan, Noo- Irvine, Irwin. nan. 6 heifleAtiAm, 6 heiflin, Heslin 6 hlotiriACCAij, Hinnerty, Hen- ViCocAC, Hough. nerty, Hannerty, Hanatj-. heocA-oA, Howe, Howes, etc. VilonnJAil, Hannell. heocAjAin, Hoiighegan C hlonn^Ailo, Hennelly. ; Hogan. hlonnnA'OAin, h1onn]

Hosie ; Hussey ; O.swell, Os- Haire. wald. 6 hlpsil. Hirill, Hirl. heosAin, Howen, Hone, 6 h1|A5ile, Hirrely, Hirley, Her- Hoyne, Owen, Owens, Hoy- ley.

nes, Hoins ; Hynes. hlccGAllAis, 6 hiccille, 6 heoJAriAin, Honan. hitille, O'Hihilly. Hilly,

heoJAfA, Hosey ; Hussey. Hillee. lie6ltiii\ 6 hedlufA, Olus. hO-otiA, O'Hora. 6 hlA^iplACA, hlAi^lAiio, 6 hOx)|iA5Ain, Hourigan. lilAjtlArA, O'Herlihy, Herlihy, hO-o^Ain, Horan.

Herley ; Hurley. h05Ain, O'Hogan, Hogan. hlA]inAin, Hearnon, Hernon. hOsAipc, Hogart. 6 hlA^fAC, Eyres, Ayres. liOJAii^c, Howard. hiceAT)A, 6 hlcif)e, O'Hickey, (3 hCjA^icAij, Hogarty, Ho-

Hickey, Hickie. gerty ; Hegarty.

C hlpeAnnAni, Hiffernan, Hef- hOtjApcAij, Hoverty ; He- fernan, Heffernon, Hefferan, garty. etc. (3 hOj;lAT)A, Holey. C hInneACCAij, Hingerty, Hin- hO^fAin, Horan. nerty, Hennerty, Hannerty, 11oit)icfn,Hopkin, Hopkins, etc. etc. hOiciii, O'Hehir, O'Hare, lunneiiije, Henery, Henry, Hegher, Hehir, Haier, Herr, Hendry. etc. io6

O hOileAiti, hOiteAin, O htJ-OAij, Huddy. O'Lyons, Holian, Hyland, hU5t^6in, Horan. Whelan, etc. hUi-o, O'Hood, Hood. C h01t^eACCA15, Hearaghty, hUi-6i|i, Hore, Hoar, Hoare.

Heraghty, Heraty ; Harty ; hUi-ot^in, Hearon, Heron,

Erraught, Erought ; Geragh- Hearn, Heme, Heveran,

ty ; Harrington. Heveron,HefiEeran,Heffron,etc.

<3 hOifce, Hiskey ; Waters, hUileAin, Whelan. Watters. 6 hU|tmolcAi5, Hamilton.

<3 hOif cin, Heskin, Hoskins ; hUij^e, 6 htlisin, 6 hUisitin, Waters, Watters. O'Higgin, O'Higgins, Hig- <3 hOifBAin, Hishon. gins, Higgens. <3 hOifin, Russian, Hessian, huiptxiile, O'Hurley, Hurley.

Hession, Hishon. hUifce, Hiskey ; Waters, <3 hOifcin, Histon, Hestin, Watters.

Hestion, Hasting, Hestings, hUif cin, Heskin, Hoskins ; Hastings. Waters, Watters. O hOifci]i, Hester. hUifBAir), Hishon. hOlAiTi, Holland, Hyland, hUifin, Hussian, Hessian, Whelan. Hession, Hishon. hOncon, Unehan, Ounihan 6 hUlcACAin, Hultaghan, Hul- O ;

Donegan. tahan, Haltigan ; Nolan. O hO\yA, O'Hora. hUtix)Ail, Harrington. O hOt\CAin, Horkan, Harkon, <3 hUiATiAi-oe, Hurney. Horkin, Harkin, Harkins, 6 hU]\tmle, O'Hurley, Hurley. Arkins. OileAbAp-o, OileA^Apx), Elfred,

O hOt^fAi^, Horsey ; Hurst. Elwood, EUwood. O hOfAin, Hassan, Hasson, OililbeAii, Oliver. Hassin. 6 tA^t^A-OA, Lowroo, Lowery, hUAT)A, Huddy. Lowry, Lavery. O hUA-oAi j, O'Huadhaigh. 6 lAbiAA-OA t)An, Baun-Lavery. hUAiTiif)e, hVlAitne, 6 6 tAb^A-OA ntiAT), Roe-Lavery.

hUAitnij, Hooney ; Green. La13|ia-6a CfeAn, Trin-Lavery hUAicnin, Houneen, Huneen, Tryn- Lavery, Trim- Lavery, Honeen, Gonin; Green, Greene. Armstrong. hUAlAiti, Holland. lAbjiAiib, Lowry, Lowery O hUAllACAin, O'Houlihan, Lavery.

Houlihan, Hoolihan, Holo- 6 Lacaiv), Lahan ; Duck.

han ; Wholihane, Wholihan ; lAclAinn, Lachlin, Laghlin,

Holland ; Nolan, etc. Laghlen, Laughlin. O hUAllAij, Howley. lAcrTiA, Loughney. O hUATTiriACAin, Honahan. 6 tACcnAin, Laughnan. Lough-

<3 hUA]iJ5iiif, Horish. nane, Loughnan ; Loughrane,

O hUA^iuifce, Hourisky, Horis- Loughran ; Lawton ; Lough- O'Loughlin; ky ; Waters, Watters ; Cold- Ian, Loughlin,

well, Caldwell, etc. MacLoughlin ; Loftus. O hubAin, Huban, Hooban, 6 tACCjiAiii.O'Loughran, Lough- Hoban. rane, Loughran, etc. 107

<3 t.Ai"oeAin, Ladden. Laffy; Laftey, etc.;Guttery,etc. 6 tAi-oeAriAin, O tAi-o^eAriAiTi, 6 LeAtiACAin, Lenaghan, Leneg- 6 l/Ai-o^neAin, Lynan, Ly- han, Lenahan, Lenehan, nam, Lynham, Lyneham, Lenihan, Lennihan, etc. Lineham, etc. O LeAn-OAin, Lenden, Linden, Lai'Oit), Luddy. Lindin, Lindon. 6 Latoij, O'Lee, Lee. 6 LeATiTiAin, Linnane, Lannan, V. tAijin. Lannen, Lannon, Lennon 6 tAi-oin, 6 ; 'LAi'oneAm, tAiseAriAin, Leonard, etc. Lynan, Lynam, Lynham, (3 LeAiijiifA, Larrissy, Laracy. Lyneham, Lineham, etc. 6 LeAjiriAC, Larney. O tAijin, O'Leyne, O'Lane, O LcAtAin, Lahan, Laine, Lane. O'Lyons, Layne, Leyne, C LeAtlobAi|i, O'Lalor, Lalor, Lyne, Lane, Leane, Lean, Lawlor, Lawler. Leen, Lyons, etc. 6 Lei-oiTi, 6 tei^in, O'Leyne, O LAi^neAin, Lynan, Lynam, O'Lane, O'Lyons, Leyne, Lynham, Lyneham. Lyne, Lane, Lyons, etc. 'LAi5tiit;, Leeney, Lyons. 6 teime, Leamy. <3 LAiniin, Lavin, Laven, Lavan; Loughan O teocAin, Loghan, ; Hand. Duck. C tAinn, Laing, Layng, Lang. 6 teojAin, Logan, Lagan. O tAicbeAttcAi^, O'Laflerty, 6 LiA-oAin, O LiA^Ain, Lean, O'Laverty, Lafierty, Laverty, Leane, Leen, Lane, etc. Laherty. O tiA-oiiAiTi, Leyden, etc. 6 tAiceAf A, 6 LAit^CAfA, Lacy, liACAin, O'Lehane, Lyhane,

Lacey, Leacy ; De Lacy. Leehane, Lehane, Leyhane, LAitnii, Lahive, Lahili, La- Lihane, I-yhan, Leehan, hiffe, Laffy, Lahy, Lafiey, Leeane ; Lyons, etc. Lahey, etc. 6 ii-oeAT)A, Liddy, Leddy. 6 LAitniiin, Lavin. ti"6iti, o "Li^in, Lean, Leane, tAitin, (?) Laheen. Leen, Lane, etc. O lAicthe, Lafiy, Laffey. 6 Lio-OAin Liddane, Leddan, 6 Lauiaiti, Lavan. Lydden, Lyden, Lydon, Ley- 6 l-Aoc-OA, Leahy, Leeh}', etc. den, etc. O LAOC|tA, Leahy, Leahey. C tionACAin, Lenaghan, Lena- "Lao-oos, O Iagsoj, Leeogue, han, Lenihan, Lennihan. Leogue, League, Luogue, 6 tioriAin, Lenane, Lannan,

Loogue, ; Leech Logue ; ; Lannen Leonard. Molloy, Mulloy. "LioTTOAni, Lindon, Linden, O iAo^Aine, O'Leary, Leary, etc. etc. <3 Laoit)!^, O'Lee, Lee. 6 LionnAin, Linnane, Linane,

6 Laoij^iH, Lyle. Lennon ; Leonard. tAomoACAin, Lenihan. *0 t-ifeAin, Leeson. 6 lAom-oA, Leamy. O tocAin, Loghan, Loughan,

6 tApAin, Lapin, I>appin, La- Lohan ; Chatt.

' phin ; De Lapp, Delap. (3 toclAin, L o u h 1 a n O g , OlAii-o, EUard. O'LoughHn.Loughlan; Lough-

Lacaij, Lahy, Lahey ; Leahy ; lin ; Loftus. io8

6 'LoclAmn. O'Loughlan, 6 LotcAin, Loghan, Loughan, O'Loughlin, O'Loghlen, Logh- Lohan, etc. lin, Loughlan, Loughlen, LtiACAiti, O ttiACjiA, Loughry,

Loughlin, Laughlin, etc. Loughrey, Lockery ; Rush. 6 tociiAm, O'Loughran, Lough- ttiAin, O'Loan, O'Lone,

rane, Loughran. Loane ; Lamb, Lambe. to-OAin, Ludden, Ladden, 6 LtiAnAij, O'Looney, Looney, Leddan, Leyden, etc. Loony, Lowney. O togAin, Logan. O LuAnAin, Lambe. O toi-oeAin, Ludden, Liddane, O LtJAfAis, Lucey, Lucy. Leddan, Lydden, Lyden, Ly- 6 LubAig, Luby, Looby. don, Leyden, etc. O LtiCAijAeAin, O bucitAin, LoTOiT), Luddy. O'Loughran, Lougheran, C LoingfCACAin, Lynchahaun, Laugheran, Lochrane, Lough- Lynchahan, Lynchehan rane, Loughran, ; Loughren, Lynch. O'Loran, Loran. 6 t.oin5fi5, Linchey, Linchy, 'Ltiix»eAiTi, Liddane, Ludden, Lynchy, Lynch, Lindsy Leddan, Lydden, Lydon, ; Ley- Lindsay. den, etc. Loinn, O'Lynn, Lynn, Linn, ttiimbiMC, Limerick.

Lind ; Lindsay. "LxJineACAiii, Lenihan. 6 Loinfcij, Linskey, Lynskey. 6 tvnneAgAin, Lenagan, Lene- (3 lonigneAin, Lerkinan, Lear- gan, Lenigan, Lanigan, Lyne-

hinan, Lerhinan, Largan ; gan, etc. Lardner. LumgeACAin, Lunican, Loni- LoniAin, Loman, Lomand, can, Linighan, Linahan, Line- Lomond, Lemon, Lemmon. han, Lenihan, etc. LoTiiAfriA, O LorriAfnAi^, 6 buinseAin, Lingane, Linnane, O'Lomasney, Lemosney. Linane, Lenane, Lynane ; LoriAjAin, Lanigan, Lannigan, Leonard. etc. O Itiim^, O'Looney, Luny, totiAiTi, Lenane, Lanon, Lan- Lunney, Lonney, Loney, nan, Lannon, Lannen, Lan- Looney, Loony.

nin, Lennon ; Leonard. bumin, Lunneen, Lineen, Lin-

LonsACAin, Lonican, Luni- neen, Linnen, Lennon ; Leon-

can, etc. ard ; Linnegar, Lynegar. 6 ion^Aij;, Long. 6 iriACAin, Macken, Mackin. 6 ton 5 Am, Longan, Langan, O iriACAin, Maghan, Maughan,

I-angin ; Long. Mahon, Mann ; Vaughan. Lon5AVV5Ain, 6 l.onriAngAni, 6 iriACAfA, Macassy, Mackessy, tonnnA^Ain, Lonnergan, MacKessy, MacAssie, Maxey. Lonergan, Londregan, Lon- 6 niAC-oA, Mackey. drigan, Landregan, Lan- 6 iriAccitie, Wolfe. drigan, Lorrigan, etc. 6 triA-oASAin, Madigan, Maddi- toiACAui, Lorkan, Lorkin, gan. Larkin, Larken, Larkins, etc. O niA-oAiT), Maddy. i6]\-oAin, Lordan. O niA-OAi-ohi, O inA-OAin,p'Mad-

to]i5nAni, Largan ; Lardner. den. Madden. 109

m,Aicin, Mackin, Macken. mAoil CiAHAin, Mulkieran 6 mAi-oin, O'Madden, Madden. Mulkearn, Mulkern, Mul- mAille, O'Malley, O'Meally, kerrin, Mulheeran, Mulheran, O'Mealy, Malley, Meally, Mulherrin, Mulherron, Mul- Mealley, Melly, Melia, etc. hern, Mulkearns, Mulkerns, rriAincin, Manihin, Manihan, etc. Manahan, Mannix. mAOil-oeitig, Mulderg, Mul-

ITlAine, Many ; Meany. derrig ; Reid ; Reddington 6 ; triAinriin, Mannin, Mannion, Ruthledge. Manion, Manning, Mangin 6 triAoileACAin, Melican, Milli- ;

Mangan. can, Milliken, Millikin ; Mul-

triAiiicin, Martin. ligan ; Diamond, Diamon. O rriAnACAin, Monaghan, Mona- 6 niAOileAclAinn, MacLaugh-

han, Manahan, etc. ; Monk, lin, MacLoughlin, etc. ; Monks. O'Loughlan, O'Loughlin, etc. mAnACAiji, Monaher. 6 triAOileASAin, Milligan, Milli-

C mAnA5Ain,Monegan ; Mangan. gen, Millican, Melican ; Mul- mAnAnnAin, Marrinan, Mur- ligan. nane, etc. O mAOileAin, Moylan, Millane, C mATiAttAin.Mannering.Manron. Millan, Miland, Moylin, Mul- rriAncAin, Monaghan, Mona- len, etc. han, Manghan Manahan, ; 6 TTlAoileATiAis, Mullany, Mul- Mangan. laney. mAnncArn, Montane, Mon- 6 rriAOil eA]ACA, Melarkey, Mul- tang, Montangue, Mountain, larkey, Malarky. Menton, Mintin. rriAOil GA^iriA, MacLarney.

m ATI 65, Manogue ; Mannix. 6 niAoilei-oij, Mulleady, Mel- rriAoil Ao-oA, o rriAoil aoi-6, ledy, Meleady, Meledy,

Millea, Mullee, Miley, Melay ; Melody, Malady. Malley; Mulloy, Molloy. O rjlAOil eniiin, Mullavin, Mal- triAoilteATinAcrA, Mulvaner- lavin, M'Lavin.

ty ; Blessing. 6 rriAOil eoni, O'Malone, rriAOil "beATioin, Mulvennon. Malone. rriAoil "beA^iAis, Mulberry. 6 niAoilvitm, Mullin, Mullins. rriAoil "DtieAnAiTin, o triAoil O ITIAO1I 5cit*1C, 6 niAOll $11A1C, t)tieAnAinn, O'Mulrennin, Mullerick, Millerick. Muirenan, Mulrenin, Mulren- rriAoilin, Moylan, Mulleen, nan, Mulrennin, Mulreany, Mullin. Millen, Millin, etc. Renan, 6 ITlAOil lofA, Mellowes. <3 rriAOil "Di^eAnn-OAiTi, Mul- 6 mAOilirieA-DA, Mulvagh, Mul- brandon. vey. 6 triAOil t)t\i5-oe, Mulbreedy, O niAOil rilCAUA, Mulvany, Mul- Mulbride, Mullbride, Mill- vanny, Mulvenna, Mulvenny, bride, Mulready, Murready ; Melvenny. Reid. C tnA0ilriiiAT)Ai5, Mulvey. rriAOil Cei|te, Mulkerry, Mul- 6 rtiAoii tiiicil, o triAoil ttucil, cair, Mulhare, Wilhere, Wil- Mulvihill, Melville, Mitchell, hair. Michael, etc. ;

no

C rriAoilniin, Mullveen, Mul- mAolcAllAnn, Mulhallen, veen, Mulvin, Molvin, Melvin. Mulhollan, Mulholn, Mulhol- TTiAoil -peA-OAiii, Mullpeters. land, Maholland, Holland, &c. tnAOil|AeATiA, Mulreany, rriAolcAOin, Mulkeen, Mul- <3 mAOilt^iAbAij, Mulreavy, Mil- queen, Mulquin. reavy. C triAol CAOine, Mulqueeny, o niAoii uiAjAin, o rrjAoii Mulqueen. KiAin, Mulryan, Mulroyan, 6 triAol Cacaij, Mulcahy. Mulrine, Mulrain, O'Ryan, 6 rriAol CAtAll, Mulhall. Ryan. 6 mAOlclAOin, Mulkeen, Mu- rriAoil 6eAclAiTiti, MacLaugh- cleen.

lin, MacLoughlin, etc ; iriAol tACAin, Mulhatton.

O'Loughlan, O'Loughlin. 6 mAolcltJice, Muckley ; Mul-

O triAoil-pceije, Mustay, M'Stay, cahy ; Stone. MacStay. 6 rtlAol Colni, 6 rriAol ColuiTn, 6 triAoil Sionog, Mulshinogue. Malcolm, Mulholm, Mulhol- O rriAolACAin, Molohan, Mallag- lum, Maholm, Mahollum.

han ; Mulligan. 6 triAolcomA-o, Mulumy, Mo- rriAolAjAin, Mullagan, Mulli- lumby.

gan, Mulgan ; Molyneux ; Bald- 6 rriAol ConAi|te, Mulconry,

win, etc. Conry ; Conroy. O rriAolAin, O'Mullane, Mullane, O triAolc-tiAOibe, Mulcreevy, Mulhane, Melane, Millane, Mulgrievy, Mulgrave, Mul- Millan, Mullan, Mullen, Mullon grew, Mulgroo, Rice. Mollan, Moylan, Mullins, etc. O niAotciioin, Mulchrone, Mul- mAolAinbte, Mullanphy, crone, Mulcroan, Mulcroon. Melanphy. O niAol C]\6^r^e, Mulcrowney. rriAoiAit, 6 iriAolAicce, 6 rriAol-oorhnAis, Muldowney, Daw- mAolAitjein, Mullahy ; Mul- Muldooney, Downey, loy, Molloy. ney. niAolAlAi-D, Mullally, Mul- 6 rriAol-oorhnAi^, Malowny, laly, Mulally, Lally. Molowny, Mullowney, Mol- rriAolAni^AiT), Mullanphy, lony, Moloney, Molony, etc. Melanphy. mAol-oo-ftAiX), Muldarry, Mul- 6 rriAol An ttluAit), Molyneux. derry, Meelderry. iriAol AoT)A, O'Mealue 6 mAol-ovnb, Maliffe. C ; O'Malley,; Mallew, Melay, 6 iriAol-oviin, Muldoon, Muldon,

Millea, Miley, Mullee ; Mulloy, Meldon. Mulfaal, Mac Molloy ; Malley. 6 mAol^^A^Ail triAol Ao-oos, Loague, Logue; Faal, MacFall, MacPaul, Mulloy, Molloy. Paul, etc.

6 TTlAol AoiT), Mullee ; Mulloy. 6 triAolpAbAil, Mulavil, Mula-

6 niAolAtAHCAij, Mulhartagh. vill ; Melville ; Lawell, Lavelle. 6 triAoltbAin, Mulvane. rriAol -pAccTiA, Mulloughney, O mAolbloJAin, Mullowne, Mologhney, Mollowney, Mol- Malone. lony, Moloney. C niAolcAifil, Mulcashel 6 rriAol ^aIai-o, Mullally, Mul-

Mountcashel ; Cashel. laly, Mulally, Lally. Ill

rriAol -pACAttcAis, Mulhartagh. tnA|tcAiTi, Martin, Marten. rriAoipo^niAiti, mAoipos" 6 rriAtJAiiinA, O'Mahony,

TTiAiti, Milford ; Palmer. Mahony, Mahon, Maughan ;

mAolJAOite, Mulgeehy ; Mac MacMahon.

Gee, Magee ; Wynne. O meACAiti, O'Meagher, Meag- rriAolstJAlA, Mulooly, Mul- her, Magher, Maher. hooly. 6 meA-ot^A, O'Meara, O'Mara, iriAolTriAJnA, Mulvany, Mul- Meara, Mara.

venny. meAllAij, Melly ; Malley.

TTlAol ttlAO-oog, Mullavogue ; O meAllAiTi, O'Mellon, Mellan,

Mulloy, Molloy. Mellon, Mallan. Mallen ; Mul- rriAol rhAt»cAiTi, Martin. len, etc. 6 mAoltiioc6i|t, O mAolrhoc- O meA|iA, O'Meara, O'Mara, 6i|\5e, triAoltiioiceiitje, Meara, Mara. Early, Earley, Eardley. tn eA^iAX) Ai 5, 6 meAtiAi-oe,

iriAolmonA, Mulmona ; Moss. Mariga, Maree, Marry, O mAolmuAix), Milmo, Milmoe. Merry. rriAolnitiATo, O'Molloy, Mol- meAtiAin, Meran, Mearn, loy, Mulloy, Meloy, etc. Marren, Marron. rriAol l1"lui|ie, MuUery, Mulry; meAiA-OA, Mariga, Maree, Miles, Myles. Marry, Merry. mAol -pA-o^Ais, O'Mulpat- 6 meAttlAij, Marley. rick, (?) Fitzpatrick. ITiei-oitt, Myres, Myers, Mey- iriAolntiAix), Mulroe, Mulroy, ers, etc. Mulry, Mulrow, Melroy, Mil- 6 meitAgin, Mergin, Merrigan.

roy ; Munroe, Monroe. 6 niei|tleACAin, Merlehan. triAolnuAin, Mulroon, Mel- 6 meittnin, Mernin. dron. meifcill, Meskell, Miskell,

iriAoltAUAriATO, Mulrooney, Mescall, Mescel ; Maxwell. Mulrony, Murroney, Moroo- 6 miA-oACAin, O'Meehan, ney, Moroney, etc. O'Meehon, Meeghan, Meig-

6 triAolctiile, Tully ; Flood. han, Meghan, Myhane, My- 6 TTlAonAis, Meany, Meeny, han, Mehan, Meehan, etc. Mooney, Moany, Money, etc. 6 tniA-oAgAin, Meegan. mAotiAin, Moonan, Moynan, 6 miA-OAi^, Mee, Mea, May. Monan. O miAriAiTi, Meenan. TTlAonsAile, Munnelly, Mon- 6 rf^^cc^\e, Wolfe. nelly, Monley, Manley. O mi-6i|i, Meere, Miers, Mears, 6 iriAotASAm, Meehegan, Me- Meares, Myers, etc. hegan, Mehigan. O mioriACAin, Minahane, Mina-

TTlAocAin, Meehan. han ; Moynihan ; Monahan, mA|iCACAin, Markahan, Mar- etc.

kan ; Markham, Marcum, Mears, &c ; mi|t, Meere, Miers, Ryder. Meares, Myers, etc.

mAticAij, Markey ; Ryder, mitiin, Mireen. 6 tTiAjiAnnAin. O niAtiriAin, 6 miti-oin, 6 ITJitin, O'Meehin,

Marrinan, . Marinane, Marnane, Meehin, Meehen, Meehan.

Marnan, Mornan ; Warren. mocAi-oein, MacKean. 112

O niocAm, Moghan. Mohan, O tlliiijioA^Ain, Murrigan, Mur- Moughan, Moohan, Moan, ricane, Merrigan, Maragan ; Moen, Mowen, Mahon, Moon, Morgan. Maughan, Voghane, Vaugh- 6 muinoAin, Murranc, Murran, an. Murrin, Murren, MoiTin ; O iTiocoiiA, 6 mocoiitje, Early, Moran. E?.rley, Eardley. 6 niui|i5eAfA, Morissy, Morris-

lilocrA, Moughty. sey, Morrissy ; Morris ; Mor- O rrlojjiAin, O'Moran, Moran. rison, etc. O ITioijiin, Moreen, Morin, O TTltniigeAfAin, Morrison,

Moren ; Moran. Price. Briceson, Bryson ; O rnoitiTDe, IMahedy, Mahady. 6 ini!)|i5;i-p, Morris, Morice, etc. O monjAbAir!, Mongavan, Mun- O m\ii|iin, Mnrrin, Murren, Mor-

gavan, Mungavin. rin ; Moran. O inonjAij, Mongey, Mungay, O tlHiijAij^te, Murrihy, Murry, Mungey. Murray. O n"lor!j;Am, Mongan, Mangan, 6 muiimeACAin, Murnaghan.

Mangin, Mongon ; Mannion iritii]Att5ile, Murhilla, Mur- ; Manning, etc. ley ; Hurley. O n)6]\hrt, O'Moran, Moran. 6 mtiiicAT)A, O'Muracha, O'Mur-

O moiA-oA, O'More, O'Moore, phy , Murchoe, Murphy, Morphy

Morey, More, Moore. O i u|icAin, Morahan, Morohan, O moniit!AtiAn5, Mnrroney, Murchan, Morkan, Morkin,

Morooney, Moroney. Murkin ; Morgan ; Morran,

O tnocAits Moher ; Moore. Morrin, Moran. O motlA, 6 moclAig, Mohilly, 6 r.VutASAil, Morell. Moakley. O mvip5Aile, Morrolly, Marrilly, O llVviA-OAij;, Moody. Morlcy, Marley. intiAHAin, Moonan. O mujiriAni, Murna,ne, Murnain,

O rniij^i6in, O'Moran, Moran. Murnan, Mornan ; Warren. O mtii^e, Moy. 6 muni-tiile, Murhilla, Murley,

O mtiir;iii, Moher. Morrolly, Morley ; Hurley. O 1T!uiiiiTieACAiTi, Mynahan, O riAAn, Nawn. Minahan, Moynihan, Moyna- 6 tlAOToeATiAin, Nynane, Nee-

han, Moynan, etc. ; Muns- nan, Neenin ; Nunan, Noonan. ter. 6 11a|ia-6ai^, Nary, Neary, Nery. O tlluniinij, Mcyney, Mooney. tlACAn, Nawn. O mumeACAin, Menahan, Mene- O tlGACCAiri, O'Naughton, Nagh- han, Meenehan, Monahan, fire; ten, Naghton, Naughtan, Thornton. Naughten, Naughton, Nocton,

O m\iine65, Manogue, Minogue, Natton, etc. ; Norton. Minnock, Mannix. 6 11eiT)e, V. O niAT). O muingeAin, Mingane, Meen- O neigiU, O'Nial, Nehill, Ni-

han, Meenin ; Mangan. hill, Nyhill. O nit!i|AceA|tcAi5, Moriarty, Mur- O neill, O'Neill, O'Neal, Neill, tagh, Murtaugh. Neale, etc. O mi5i|ieAf)Ai j, O mtn|ti-6e, O neorAllAi5, Nohally, Nohilly, Murry, Murray, Murrihy. Noakley. 113

tliAX), O'Knee, Nee, Knee 6 RAi5ne, Rigney. 6 ;

Needham ; Neville. 6 RAitfeeAjicA, Ravery. O ni 0-665, Newcombe. 6 RAitucA]t€Aij;, O'Rafferty, O niAllA5Aiii, Nelligan. Rafterty, Raverty, Ravery.

O niAllAin, Nilan, Nelan, O RAirile, O'Rahilly, Rahilly ; Neilan, Nealon, Neylan, O'Reilly, Reilly. Neylon, Nilon, Niland, Nei- *0 RAitne, Raheny, Ranny. land, Neyland, Neelan, Nee- O RA05A1II, Real, Reel, Riall, land, Neelands, etc. etc. O riiAtAin, Neehan, N5'-hane. RaojaHaij, O'Realley,

ntJA-oAii, Noone ; Noonan Really, Realy, Reely, Reilly , etc. O ; Lambe. ReAli)ACAin, Roughan, Rohan, O tlAti-OAC, Noud, Nowd,Knowd. Rowan, etc. O ntiAllACAin, Nolan. O ReACAit*, Raher. 6 rixiAllAin, O'Nowlan, O'Nolan. ReACCAt)Al|t, 6 ReACCAbAlf, Nowlan, Nolan, Noland, &c. Rafter, Wrafter, Raftiss. 6 UtiAriAin, Noonane, Noonan, O ReACCAb^A, Raftery.

Nunan, Newnan ; Noone. 6 ReACCAgAin, Raghtigan, O tKicAin, Newton. Ractigan, Ratican, Ratigan, O pAiTDni, Payton. Rattigan, Rhategan, Rhati- pe^ATAin, 6 piocAin, 6 gan, etc. picGAin, Peton, Paton, Patten, 6 ReAccAi^e, Raftery. Patton, Payton, Peyton. C RBACcnin, Raghneen, Roch-

O pjieic, O'Pray, Pray, Prey. neen, Roughneen ; Rochford. 6 p|AiofAin, Price. 6 ReAX)A, Ready, Readdy, 6 Piioir\nci5o, Prunty, Brunty. Reidy. TxAlJAiACAig, O'Rafterty, Raf- O ReA5Ain, O'Regan, Regan. ferty, Raverty, Ravery. O ReATiriACAiTi, O'R e n a h a n, O RasaiII, O UasaiII. O'Rahill, Ranaghan, Reneghan, Reni- Rahill, Reihill, Ryle, Ryall, han, Rinaghan, Rinahan, Rail, Rail, Riall, Real, Reel, Rinihan, Ranahan, Renahan,

etc. Renehan, Ronaghan ; Ferns, 6 UA5A1II15, O RajaIIais, Perrons, etc. O'Reilly, O'Reilev, O'Rielly, O RenDjii, Rodgers, Rogers. O'Realley, Reilly, Rielly, 6 Reisill, O'Reilly, Reilly, Really, Realy, Reely, Riley, Ryle, etc. etc. 6 Reisin, O'Regan, Regan. TIA5AIIA15, Reilly, Rawley, RiAbAij, Reavey, R a v y ,

Rally ; Raleigh, Rawleigh. Reigh, Rea, Ray. 6 RAi^ill, O RAi?;ill, Reighill, RiA-OA, Reidy, Ready, Readdy. Reihill, Rail, Rails, etc. 6 RiAjAin, O'Regan, Regan. RA151II, Reekie. O RiAin, O'Ryan, Ryan. 6 RA151II15, O'Reilly, Reilly, 6 RinieAT)A, Reeves. Reily, etc. O Rinn, Rinn, Rynn, Ring, RA151II15, Rigley. Reen, Wrynn, Wren, Wrenn. 6 RAijne, O RAijne, Ryney, O Rl05bA|\T)Am, O Ri0|\T>A1T1, Reyney, Reany, Rainey, O'Riordan, Riordan, Reardan, Raney, etc. Reardon, etc. ;

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6 TlobACAin, Roughan, Roohan, 6 RviAr»AT)Ain, RwATiAiti, Roy- Ruhan, Rohan, Rowan. nane, Roonane, R o o n a n , TloV)A|tt;Ai5, Roarty. Ronane, Ronan. Ro-oACAin, Rodaughan, Rudi- 6 Rtj-ogufA, (?) Roughasy. han, Rudican, Redahan, Ruibin, Ribbon.

Redehan ; Redington, Red- 6 Ruif, Rush.

dington. 6 SAtAin, Savin ; Savage. O Ro-OAis, Roddy, Ruddy, SAriijiAiT), Summers, Som- Reddy, etc. mers, Somers. TloT)AiTi, Rodan, Roden, 6 SAotiAi-6e, 6 SAO|\tAi5, O Rodin, Rodden, Rudden, Seerey, SAottiAi-oe, Seery ;

Ruddon, Reddan, Reddin. Freeman ; Earner. Rawley noJAllAij, Rowley, ; Cfbt3|i, Osborne. Raleigh. 6 ScAlAise, Scally, Skally, 6 Roi-oeACAin, Redahan, Rede- Skelly.

han ; Redington, etc. ScATiriAil, O'Scannell, Scan- (3 RoiT)i5, Reddy. nell. RoileACAin, Relehan, Relihan 6 ScATinlAin, Scanlan, Scanlon, RoitleAin, Roland, Rowland; Scandlon, etc. Rowley. SCAt5Ail, Scahill, Skahill, Ron Am, Ronane, Ronayne, Schaill. Ronan. 6 SceACAin, Skehan, Skeahan, Rof riA, Rossney. Skeane. RotlAin, Roland, Rowland SceAllAin, Scallan, Scullane, ; 6 Rowley. Scullion.

RtJA-OACAin Roughan, Roo- Scinsin, Skinnion ; Delahide,

han, Rohan, Rowan ; Rogan. Delahoyde. 6 RtiA-oAgAin, Rogan. 6 Scoi-peA-6, Scurry. R«AX)Ain, Ruane, Rouane, <3 ScolAi-oe, 6 ScolAije, Scully. Roane, Ruan, Roan, Roon, ScollAin, Scullane, Scullion,

Royan Skoolin ; Scally, Skally Rowan, Rewan, ; Ryan. Scully. RuAT)|iAic, Roragh, Rorke, Scuijie, 6 Scui^tix), Sc^^f|1A, Rourke, etc. Scurry.

RuAi-6, Rowe, Roe ; Ormond. 6 SeAcriAif , Shaughness, RuAi-oin, Rouine, Rowen, Shaughnessy, etc.

Royan ; Ruane ; O'Ryan, 6 SeAcriAfAij, O'Shaughnessy, Ryan. O'Shoughnessy, O'Shannessy, * 6 RtiAiT)ni, Rory ; Rogers, O'Shanesy, Shaughnessy, Rodgers. Shannessy, etc. O Rt)Ait*c, O'Rourke, O'Roarke, SeA-DACAin, O'Sheahan, Shea- O' Rorke, Rourke, Roarke, han, Shahan, Shean, Shane, Rorke, etc. etc. RUAtlA-OA, 6 RtJAtlAlX), ROO- SeAS-OA, O'Shea, O'Shee, noo, Rowney, Rooney, Roney, Shea, Shee. etc. SBAlbAij, Shalvey, Shallow, O RtiAr»Ai-6in, Runian, Ruineen, Shalloe, Shally, Shelloe, Shel- etc. Rooneen ; Rooney. lew.Shelly, Shealy, Sheily, 115

6 SeATiACAin, Shanaghan, Sio-pAX)Ain, Shirdan, Shurdan, Shanahan, Shanihan, Shanan, Sheridan, etc. Shannon, etc. 6 SiOTiAin, Sheeran. *0 SeATiACAiti, Shanagher. SiofTiAin, Sexton. SeAriAij, Shannagh, Shanny. SiofcA, Cheasty. C SeAtiAin, O'Shannon, Shanan, O SiotcAin, V. SiOT)ACAin. Shanon, Shannon. Sini-OBAin, Sheridan, Sherri- SeATiCAin, Shanahan, etc. dan, etc. SeAjAbAin, Sharvin, Sherwin. Sit-in, Sherin, Sheeren, Shir- O SeA^CAij, Sharkey. ran, Sheeran. C SeA^coiX), Sharket, Sharkett. Sicij, Sheehy. O SeA-ptAAij, Sharry, Sherry. O SlACAittiA, 6 SlActtA, Slattery.

O SeAfriAin, Shasnan ; Sexton. Sleilaiti, Slevin, Sleavin, O SeAfrA, Cheasty. Sleevin, Slevan, Slavin, (?) O Seit)leAin, 6 Seiblin, Shev- Slamon. hn, Shovhn, ShoveUn. O SltlA^A-OAlj, 6 SlxiA5A1T)e,

Seijin, Shine. Slowey, Sloey, Sloy ; Molloy, SeitieAX)Ain, Sheridan, Sher- Mulloy. ridan, etc. O SltIA5A-6A1T1, 6 SlUA5A1X)1Tl, O SeiceACAin, Hyde. O SlviAJAin, O SluAi5in, 6 SiA-OAil, 6 SiAJAil, O'Shiel, Sloane, Sloan, Slown, Slone, Shiel, Sheil, Shiels, Sheils, Sloyan, Sloyne. Shields, Sheilds, Shiells, O SmeAlAin, O SmolAin, Smal- Shiles, Sheals, etc. len, Smollan, Smollen, Smul- O SibleAin, 6 SibliAin, ShevHn, len. etc. O SniA-OAis, Snee. O Sfx)eACAiTi, O'Sheehan, Shee- SoclACAin, Soghlahan. han, Sheahan, etc. O S0CIA15, Soughly, Suckley. SiTTOile, Singleton. O SomACAin, O'Summahan, SlOCpfAT)A, O SlOC^A-OA, O'Summachan, Somahan,

Shughrue, Shegrue, Sugrue, Sumahean, etc. ; Sommers,

Segrue, Sugrew. Summers, Somers ; Summerly;

Sio-OA, Sheedy ; Silk. Somerville, Summerville, &c. SiQ-OACAiTi, O'Sheehan, 6 So|tACAin, Soraghan, Sorog- O'Sheahan, Sheehan, Shea- han, Sorahan, Soran. han, Sheean, Sheen, Shean, 6 SpeAlAin, Spellane, Spillane, etc. SpoUane, Spollan, Spalane, SiojtiA-oA, 6 Sio5|tAiT), Seer- Splaine, Smallen, Smollan,

ey, Seery. Smullen ; Spelman, Spellman,

SioriACAin, Shinnahan ; Fox. etc. 6 SiOTiAtj, Shinny, Shunny, O SpeAl5«fA, SpiljeAfA,

Shinnick, Shinwick ; Fox, &c. Spelessy, Spellissy, Spillessy, SiOTiAin, Shinnan, Sheenan, Spilacy. Synan. O SpiolAin, SpolAin, Spil- Siorrouile, Singleton. lane, Spollane, Spollan, etc. SiotiriAij, Shunny, Shinagh, SttAiteAin, Strachan, Strag- Shinnick, Shinnock, Shin- han, Strahan, Strain, etc.

wick ; Fox. *0 S|tiAHAin, Sreenan. ii6

O StAuiteAin, 6 SittiCAin, Shry- 6 CigeAjtriAin, Tiernan, Ternan ; hane, Sruffaun, Strohane, Tierney. Strachan, Straghan, Strahan, Ciob|tAix)e, Tubridy, Tubrit.

Strain ; Bywater ; Ryan. 6 CiorriAin, Timmin, Timmins, O SceA-pAin, Stephens. Timmons, Tymmons, Tym- Scoipin, Storan. mins. O StiAi-p-o, 6 StiAiyvT:, Sword, 6 CiotTiAnAis, Timony, Tym- Seward, Swords. many. O Stiilane, O'Sevnagh, Sweeny, O CntirAil, O CnucsAil, Newell, etc. Newill, Newells, Knowels, O StiilcAlDAin, O' Sullivan, Sulli- Knowles. van, Sullevan, etc. Coj-OA, Towey, Tuffy. O SiJileACAin, Sullahan, Stiile- O CoiiniTi, Timmin, Timmins,

han ; Sullivan. Timmons, etc. 6 Stulij, Sewell, Suel, etc. O ColAm, Tolin. O StiilleA^Ain, O'Sullivan, Sul- 6 CorriAiii, Toman, Tumman, livan, Sullevan, etc. Tummon, etc. O CA-D^Ain, Tag an, Teigan, 6 CorriAif, Thomas. Teegan, Teg an. O CorriAlrAij, Tomilty, Tumel- O CAiclij, Tally, Tully, Tilly. ty, Tumilty, Tumblety, etc. O Uait)5, Teige, Teigue, Tague, 6 CorhriAin, Toner. Teague, Tigue, Tighe, Tyghe, 6 CorhnjiA, Tonra, Tonry. Tye, Tee. CoTri|\Aiii, Toner, Tonra, Tonry. O CaiIcij, Talty, Taulty. O ConnAi5, Tunny. 6 T^Aitlij, Tally, Tully, Tilly. O CotAAin, Toran, Torran, O CAlcAiti, Toler. Thoran, Thorn, Tarrant, O UAlcAtiAin, Tolleran. Torrans, Torrens, Torrins, O CAriAi-oin, Tannian, Tannion, Torrence ; Thornton. Torran, Thorn, O CAiiAin, Toran, 6 CotiniAT)A, O Co|tmAi5, Tor- Tarrant, Torrans, Torrance, mey, Tarmey. Torrens, Torrins, Torrance, 6 Coi^tiA, Torney, Turney. Thornton. Torrence ; 6 CojApA, O Uo^pAij, Torpy. CAjtpA, CAIipAIT), O CA]V O O O C^Aisti^, Trahey, Trehy, PA15, Tarpey, Torpy. Troy. CAiAfnAin, Tarsnane. C|teAli)Ai|t, Trevor, Trower, O CeACAin, Teaghan, Teahan, Trevors ; Travors, Travers. Teehan, Tehane, Tehan. O UjieArhAin, Troy. 6 UcAnsAriA, Tangney, Tagney. O CtieAfAig, Trassy, Tressy, C CeitriiTi, Tyne, Tynne. 6 CenhneAin, Tynan, Tinan, Tracy, Tracey, Treacy. Troddyn. Tynnan, Tivnane, Tivnan, O U-tieox)Ain, Trodden,

O €11015^15, Trehy ; Troy ; Tevnane, Tevnan, (?) Tivane, Teevan. Foote. O Ueirhnin, Tinin, Tinan, Tynan O CtiAic, Toy, Toye. UeiteACAin, Teaghan, Teahan, 6 CtiAltAin, Toulhan. etc. O CtiAmA, O'Twomey, O'Too- CijeAtiriAis, O'Tierney, Tier- mey, Twomey, Toomey, Tuomy, Twomey. ney, Terney ; Tiernan ; Lord, Twoomey, 117

O CtiAniAin, Tooman, Tumman, peAcoc, peAcos, Peacock, Pea- Tummon, Toman, (?) Turn- cocke. pane, (?) Toompane. peA5vim, Pegum. O UtiA|itiif, O CuAittiifc, Turish, IDBAiiineil, Parnell. Tourisk peA|AAil, Parill, Parle. Toorish, ; (?) Tidins ; Waters, Walters. peAjioiT), Parrott, Perrott. O CuACAis, Twohy, Twoohy, peiriT), pel CI -6, Petit, Petite,

Tuohy, Touhy, Toohy, Tuhy, Pettitt, Petty ; Little. Tooey, Towey. piA|tAf, Pierce, Pierse, Pearse, O CtiAtAi5, Tuohig, Twohig, etc. Touhig, Towhig, Toohig, &c. piA|^6iT), Perrott. 6 CtiAUAis, Tutty. pic, Pike, Pyke. O UtiACAil, O' Toole, Toughill, pilin, Pilhn, Pillon. Tuohill, Twohill, Toohill, piobAijie, piobAji, piobA]AC, Tohall, Tohill, Towell, Toole, Piper, Pyper, Pipper, Pepper, Toal, Toale, etc. Peppard. O C-UACAil, Tu thill, Tothill, piocoi-o, P10561X), Pickett, Tuttell, Tuttle, etc. Pigott, Piggott. O CtiAtAlAiii, Toulhan, Toolan, piombiioc, Pembroke. Toland, Tolan, Tolin, Toolis, pioTi-OA|i, Pindar, Pinder, Pen- Thulis. der, etc. O CtiAtcAiii, Tougher, Taugher, PlOn-OAjASAf, piOTTOA115|tAf, Togher, Tooher, Toher, Tooker, Pendergast, Pindergast, Pren- Tucker. dergast, etc. O CUAtJAll, V. O CUACAll. piojioiT), Perrott. 6 CviAcJAile, (?) Tooley. piocvin, Fitton, Fetton.

O Cuile, TuUy ; Flood. pieAtnoTiTi, pleimeAtin, Fle- 6 Utiimlin, Timjin, Timblin. mon, Fleming, etc. O Ctiine, O'Thina, Tunny, Tun- ploin5ceiT), pltjinceix), ney; Flood. pitnngceiT), Plunket, Plun- kett. poll, Powell, Powel. Pat)hai5, Patrick. p6ilei-o, Paulett, Powlett, Pol- pAgAn, Paine, Payne, Poyne, lett. Pyne, etc. p 61 tin, Polin, Pollen, Poland. pA5An, Fyans, Foynes. p6\\\x:e\]\, Porter, pAi-oin, Padin, Paden, Padden, poipcinseil, Portabello. Pattin, Patten, Patton, etc. polAUT), Pollard, pAilif, Palles, Pallas. poloc, Pollock, Pollick, etc. pAinin, Panneen, Fannin, Fan- ponnf, Pointz, Punch, ning, etc. pojicuil, Purtell, Purtill, Purtle. pAi]icein, Parker. p6]iciip, Porter. pAiriA]!, Palmer. pocA|i, Potter. PaoI, Powell. ppAiJGAf, Price. pAOji, Poer, Power. PticAfcun, Preston. Pa|ica|i, Parker. Plu'oT)Ail, Pryall, Priall, Priel, pAiiriAil, Parnell. Pryle. pAciin, Paton, Patton, Patten. PltionnfA, puionnfAC, French. ii8

'PHiofci^n, Preston, RoibeAti-o, Robert, Roberts. P|iif, Pryse, Price, etc. RoifccAC, Rostig, Roche, P|ioinTitiol, Prendeville, Prin- Roache.

deville, etc. ; Bransfield. Rof, Rose. P|t6infdif, Francey, Francis. RofAC, Ross. P|txiifeil, Purcell. RofAiceA|i, Rossiter, etc. p^AiJc, Prout, Proud. RofCAtAX), Rochford. pviT)A|tlAi5, Powderly. Rofcijn, Rochford. jOtJinfe, Punch. RtiAT), Rowe, Roe. ptn^feil, Purcell, Purcill, Pur- Rticfcon, Ruckston, Ruxton. sell. Rinfeil, Russell. Rtiitleif, Rviitlif, Rutledge, RA-otilb, Rafe, Ralph. Ruthledge, Routhledge, etc. TlAgAT), RAJ;Ar, Raggett. Rtic, Ruth, Routh, Roth,Rothe. RajAir, Wright. •RA^riAll, Randall, Randell, SAbAifce, Savage. Reynalds, Reynolds, Renolds, SAbAoif, -SAbAoif, Savage. Ranolds, Rannals, etc. SA5Af, Size, Seix, Sex. RAsnAyi-o, Raynard, Reynard, SAileAfrAji, St. Ledger, Ledger, Renard, Rynard, etc. Lister, Lyster, etc. UA5T161X), Reynolds, etc. SAiligei]!, SAilineitt, SAilingein, RA1I615, Rawleigh, Raleigh, Sallinger, Sellinger, St. Leger, Rawley, etc. Ledger, etc. UAincin, Rankin, Renkin, Ren- SAinfeil, Sarsrield. ken. SAipseATic, Sergeant, Sargeant, RAifC|iic, Restrick. Sargent, etc. RaIaij;, Raleigh, Rawleigh, SAi^Afeil, Sarseil, SarsSeld. Rawley. SAifeil, Sausheil, Sarsfield. RAmfAij, Ramsay, Ramsey. SaI, Sail, Saul. RAtiTDAl, Randell, Randall. SAmfun, Samson, Sampson. ReAmoiin, Raymond, Redmond, SAn-OAitt, SAn-OAji, Sanders, etc. Saunders. R-ei-o, Read, Reade, Reede, SattoaI, Sandall, Sandell. Reid, etc. SAobAl, Sev/ell, Suel, etc. RiAbAC, Reagh, Reigh, Rea. SAobA|fo, Seaward, Seward. RiAp, Rafe, Ralph. SAOgAji, Sayer, Sear, Sayers, Ri-obaI, Riddell, Riddle. Sears. RiobAtiT), Robert, Roberts. SAOtnAft, Semore, Seymore, Se- RiocAfix), RiocA|fo, Rickard. mour, Seymour, etc. RiotdaI, Ruddell, Ruddle. SAorhA|i, Seaver. Rif, Rice, Royce. ScAmcijn, SceAimicin, Scama- Robvifcxin, Robxjfun, Robert- ton, Scampton. son, Robinson. ScBA-pAc, Skerrett. Ro-olAnn, Rowland. SceirheAlciJn, Skivington, Skef- Rox)nionn, Rodmont, Rod- fington, Skiffington, etc.

mund ; Redmon, Redmont. Sci-Qij, Skiddy. Ro-oulb, Rolfe, Rolph. Scillin5, Scillmn, SkiUing, tiorbeAl, Reville. Skillen. 119

Scinein, Skinner. SifBAl, Chisel, Chissell, Chis- Scit^ei-o, Skerrett. holm. Scoptil, Scuf&l, Scholefield, &c. Sic^MC, Santry. ScolAyv-o, Scolard, ScoUard. Suiineiti, Joyner. SC011I65, Scurlock, Shirlock, S1UIC, Chute. Shearlock, Sherlock. Siiiii-OAn, Siij|tcAn, Jurdan, Jor- Scoc, Scott. dan, etc. Sx)onx>un, S-oonn-ovin, Sdundon, Sloctnn, Slocum, Slocum, Slo- combe. Sbac, Jack, Jacke ; Jackman. SeA-OAC, Sbasac, Shaw. SmeA|\c, Smart, Smartt. SeApiiAiT), Jaffrey, Jeffrey, etc. Smi-oic, Smithwick. SeAmbAti, SeAmbAjif, SeAtn- Smi-oij, Smi-oije, Smiddy bt^AC, Chambers, Chamber- Smithwick. lain. Smifc, SmifceAC, Smeeth

SeAm|t65, Shamrock ; Ham- Smiddy ; Smithwick. rogue. .Soiniui|i, Shinnor, Shinnors SeATTitif, James. Sinnott, Sj^nnott, etc. SeAt^log, Shearlock, Sherlock. Soijiceil, Shorthall, Shortall, SeAftltif, Charles. Shorten, Shortle, Surtill. SeAiimAti, Sharman, Sherman, SpAineAC, Spain. Shearman. Spei|iin5, Spearing, Spearin. SeAt*cAin, Shorten. Spt^Ac, Spratt. SbajicaI, Shortall. ScAC, Stack. Seinicin, Jenkin, Jenkins, Jin- SrApo]iT:, Stafford. kins, etc. ScAncAiiT», ScAnpAiiT), Stancard, Seoj, SeoJAC, Joy, Joyce. Stanford. SeoJAf, Joyce. ScAt^CAiT), Starkie, Starkey. Se6i5, Shoye, Joie, Joy, Joyce. Scibin, Steven, Steen, Steene, SeoigeAC, SeoigeAC, Joy, Joyce. Stevens, Stephens. seoitife, George. SciobAjiT), SciobA|tc, SciubA^c, Seonf, Jones. Steward, Stewart, Stuart. Seo|\cuf, Shortis, Shortice. Scoc, Stokes, Stoakes. SeofAC, Joyce. Scoibin, Stubbin, Stubbins. SiACUf, Jacques. Scon-oun, Scotimaun, ScunT)iin, SibcA^, Chivers, Chevers, Chee- Staunton, Stundon, Sdundon. vers. ScuT)A|tc, Studdert. Si sin, Siggin, Siggins. SctiAirife, L'Estrange, Strange. Simicin, Simkin, Smipkin, Sim- Sc^iAoic, SciiAOicf, Stritch. kins, Simpkins. SC110T15, Sc|Aonn5, Strong, Sinclei|i, Sinclair, etc. Stronge, Strange. Sinicin, Shinkwin, SuAn, Swaine, Swayne, Swan, Siomcoc, Sionicos, Simcox. etc. SionriAC, Shinnagh, Shinnock, SuAcmAn, Sweetman.

etc. ; Fox, Foxe. Sinlinsein, Sellinger, St. Ledger, Sionoi-o, Sinott, Synott, Sin- etc. nott, Synnott. SuingeAii, Singen, Singin, St.

Sionviiii, Shinnor, Shinnors ; John. Sinnott, Synnott, etc. Suipeil, Suppell, Supple. 120

SiJifre, Suche, Zouche. CttiiJ, Trew. Swicfeitt, Switzer. C|iii4mAn, Trueman. SucAf, Soutar, Souter, Sutter, CiJinlei5, Townley. Sutor, etc. 'Cvt\\\^6, Terry. Ct:iiix)A|A, Thunder. CAillivuft, Taylour, Taylor, etc. CvirjluiT), Townley, CaIatit:, Tallant, Tallent. CtijiAOin, Torran, Torrans, Tor-

CAlboiT), Talbot. rens ; Torry, Terry, etc. UAlun, Tallon. CAnncAiiT), Tankard, Tancard. tlA and its compounds, v. o. 'CAnm]\, Tanner. CAOiling, Teeling. tlACAti, Vaughan. Caiiatic, Tarrant. VlAT)A, Wade, Waide. Cau, Taff, Taafie. Uat)16c, tlAX)l65, Woodlock. Cinclei|t, Tinckler, Tinkler. ClgAn, Ougan, Oogan, Ogan, CijAiAl, Tyrrell. Wogan, Vogan. Cui, Tew. ttAi-oin, Wadden, Wadding. Civiir, Tuite. tlAifleit;, Wesley, Wellesley. Coc, Toke, Tooke, Tuke. llAitne, Green. Coibin, Tobyn, Tobin. tlAlx)|AAn, Waldron. Coimicin, Tomkin, Tomkins. llAfOun, tlAfcun, Weston. Coimin, Timmin, Timmins, tlicfceiT), Wixted. Timmons, etc. Ui-oeAf, Wise, Wyse. CoitiTO, Terry. tlilir, Willis, Wills. Com, Thorn. VJileAtnoiT), Uilmic, Wilmot, ComAf, Thomas. Wilmott, Willmit, etc.

CoiiAnrA, Tarrant ; Thornton. tlinsil. Winkle, Windle, Wing- Conboi-o, Turbett, Turbit. field. Co^noi-p, Turnour, Turnor, Tur- tlingfeil, Wingfield. ner. tlinr)feAX)iJn, Nugent. Cotintiil, Thornhill. UinfeAnn, Vincent. Cot^fCAn, Tristan, Tristram. tlifeifi, Ussher, Usher. Ut^AibeAttf, Travers, Travors, tlli^, Wolfe. Woulfe.

Trevors. UlrAc, Ultagh ; Dunleavy, Dun- Ct^eAnlATTiAC, Armstrong. levy. C|AeAnnc, CiieAnr, Trant. UlcACAn, Dunleavy, Dunlevy. Ciieo, Troy. UnpitAiT), Humfrey, Umphre5^ lZ\y^A.l, Tyrrell. Humphries, etc. C-pinnfe, Cttinfe; Trench. tlpcun, Upton.

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