Irish and Anglo-Irish Families

In the Manuscript Volumes in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin, marked respectively, F. 3. 23, F. 3. 27, and F. 4. 18, are contained the genealogies of some of the families, whose names are given in these Lists.

In Volume F. 3. 23, are given the intermarriages and a few of the pedigrees of the following families; commencing, at soonest, not earlier than the latter end of the 16th, and some of them in the 17th, century, and some of them brought down to, but none later than, the beginning of the 18th century. The names are here spelled as they are in the original:

End of F. 3. 23.

In Volume F. 4. 18, are given the genealogies, marriages, or deaths of the following families. Some of those genealogies are given in this Edition, traced down to the period when those families were dispossessed of their estates: some of them by the Cromwellian, and others by the Williamite Confiscations:

End of the family names contained in the Vol. F. 4. 18.

The earlier portion of Volume F. 3. 27 is occupied with obits and marriages; the earliest date therein mentioned being, A.D. 1190: “Rob. de Barry, oc. 1190.” And the last entry in that Volume is: “Coll. Βenj. Fletcher, Late Govern^r. of New York; died at Rokingham, near Boyle, on May 28, betw. 6 and 7 of ye clock; 1703.” Some of the Anglo-Irish pedigrees contained in this Work are taken from that Volume, and a few of them from F. 4. 18.

Notes

[1] Birmingham: This name is now Bermingham.