Families in Ireland, down to the 15th Century
The following were among the principal families in Ireland, from the English invasion thereof down to the end of the reign of King Henry VIII.: among them being the names of some of the old Irish Proprietors who remained in possession of their ancient estates; or, who were transplanted to other parts of Ireland.—F. 1. 21.
In Munster.
County Limerick.
Bourke.
Clanchy.
Fitzgerald.
Fox.
Hurly.
Kyrrely.
Lacy.
Lech.
Purcell.
Roch.
Suppell.
Wall.
County Cork.
Barrett.
Barry (alias MacAdam).
Blurt.
Browne.
Clerin.
Cogan.
Compton.
Convey.
Copinger.
Cup.
Fitzgibbon (The younger White Knight).
Forest.
Forster.
Fyley.
Galwan.
Galway.
Gowle.
Karroll.
Lumbarde.
MacCarté (alias MacTeg).
Meagh.
Morrighs.
Mortalls.
Nangle (alias Nagle, or Nogle).
Nugent (alias Finchidon).
Portugall.
Roche.
Ronans.
Skiddir (alias Skilmore).
Tirries.
Unacks (alias Donnarde).
Verdon.
Walsh.
Walters.
White.
In Tipperary.
Archer.
Arsell.
Bretin.
Britis.
Burke.
Butler.
Cantwell.
Casey.
Commyn.
Everard.
Fanning.
Gayton.
Hacket.
Hedren.
Inglish.
Keating (alias Keytinge).
Kent.
Laffan.
Marriner.
Monsel.
Morres.
Moydir (alias Maudwell, and Mandeville). Muclerk.
Nole.
Power.
Prendergast (alias Pindergrace).
Purcell.
Sall.
Sawse.
Shee (alias O’Shee).
Stapleton.
St. John.
Stock.
Tobin (alias De St°. Albino of Comsenag).
Travers.
Vale.
Walsh.
White.
Woodlock.
In Waterford.
Ailworth.
Becurde.
Brien.
Brown.
Butler.
Craghe.
Fitzgerald.
Fitzjohn.
Madon.
Mansfield.
Nugent.
Power (alias MacShere).
Tobin.
Wise.
In Desmond.
MacBarry More.
MacBarry Oge.
MacBarry Roe.
MacBrien.
MacCannly.
MacCanrick.
MacCawle.
MacCoed (alias Archdracon).
MacConihy.
MacDonough.
MacGillicuddy.
MacKennedy.
MacMahonnde.
MacMorris Kyry.
MacTeg (alias MacCarty).
O’Brien.
O’Callaghan (alias Callaghan).
O’Carroll, of Ely O’Carroll.
O’Connor Kyry.
O’Donagh Mór (alias O’Keeffe).
O’Driscoll.
O’Dwyer.
O’Flynn.
O’Kellehan.
O’Maghert.
O’Maghon.
O’Mahon Fion.
O’Mulconry.
O’Mulrian (alias Rian).
O’Shea.
O’Sowlevan Beare.
O’Sowlevan Mór.
O’Sowlevan Verra.
Leinster.
County Dublin.
Allen.
Archbolde.
Badlor.
Barnwall.
Bath.
Beg.
Belinge.
Birk.
Birne.
Blakney.
Bone.
Burnell.
Caddle.
Carew.
Chamerlin.
Clinch.
Conran.
Cruce.
Delahid.
Den.
Dongan.
Eustace.
Feilde.
Finglas.
Fitzsymons.
Fitzwilliam.
Font.
Forster.
Goldinge.
Goodman.
Hacket.
Hamlen.
Harold.
Heweth.
Holliwood.
Jappock.
Jordan.
Leach.
Locke.
Loftus.
Luttrell.
Mangan.
Mason.
Netervile.
Nugent.
Peiver.
Pluncket.
Preston.
Reynolds.
Russell.
Sarsfield.
Scurlok.
Segrave.
Smothes.
Stanihurst.
Starky.
St. Lawrence.
Stokes.
Tailor.
Talbot.
Tirrell.
Ussher.
Walsh.
White.
Wicom.
County Wexford.
Barry.
Bousher.
Brian.
Browne.
Butler.
Chevers.
Chiper.
Codde.
Colclough.
Cullen.
Devereux.
Echingham.
Elliott.
Esmond.
Fitzhenry.
Fitzjohn.
Fitznicoll.
French.
Furlong.
Ham.
Hay.
Hoare (Hoore?).
Hussen.
Keatinge.
Laffane.
Lamporte.
Lowes.
Mayler.
Nevell, baron of Rosegarland.
Neville.
Prendergast.
Rawerter.
Redmond.
Roch (Roche).
Rochford.
Saintjohn.
Scurlok.
Siginies.
Stafford.
Sutton.
Synnot.
Turner.
Waddinge.
Walsh.
White.
Whitie.
County of Kilkenny.
Archdeacon (alias MacGillicuddy).
Archur.
Arnolde.
Banton.
Blanchfeild.
Brenan.
Burk (sive Gall and Gaul).
Butler.
Cantwell.
Chamerlin.
Comerford (or Comerforte).
Cormick.
Courcy.
Crondy (or Troddy).
Crooke (or Croke).
Dalton.
Daniell.
Danson.
Darels.
Dawley.
Deane (or Den).
Dobines.
Drylinge.
Eustace.
Fitzgerald.
Forstall (or Forrestal).
Foster.
Fraine.
Gall (alias Burke, called Sassenagh).
Gerrott.
Grace.
Hullen.
Knarisbrough.
Kyvanagh (Keveney).
Langton.
Lawles.
Ledwich.
Purcell.
Raggid.
Rochford (alias Richford).
Roath.
Row.
Sheeth.
Sherlock.
Shortals (alias Sortall).
Smèthes.
Smith.
St. Leger.
Swaine.
Sweteman.
Froddy (alias Croddy).
Wales.
Walsh (alias Brannagh).
Warringe, of Fortwarren.
Waton.
White.
County of Kildare.
Ailmer.
Allen, of St. Wolstan’s.
Ash.
Barbe.
Bermingham.
Bois.
Brannagh (or Walsh).
Briggon.
Browne.
Calse.
Colly.
Crease.
Delahide.
Dongan.
Eustace.
Fian.
Fitzgerald.
Fitzjames.
Fitzphillips.
Flattesbury.
Fleminge.
Fonte.
Goldinge.
Holler.
Howlet.
Hubert.
Keatinge.
Lattin.
Learde.
Longe.
Misset.
Pinckston.
Pippard.
Rochforde.
Sarsfield.
Sherlock.
Stanihurst.
St. Michael.
Sutton.
Tipper.
Wale.
Walsh.
Wesley.
White.
Wogan.
Younge.
County of Meath (or “Estmeath”).
Ailmer (Aylmer).
Arward.
Balfe.
Bar.
Barn.
Barnewall.
Barnwall.
Bath.
Bedge.
Beeg.
Bellinge.
Bellirn (alias Bedlor).
Bereford.
Bermingham.
Betagh.
Blake.
Cadle.
Cardiffe.
Chiver.
Clinch.
Crompe.
Cusack.
Darcy.
Delafeilde.
Delahide.
Delahoide.
Derran.
Dillon.
Drake.
Elliott.
Eustace.
Feilde.
Fitzjohn.
Fleminge.
Forde.
Forster.
Gerald.
Gillagh.
Hamlen.
Hill.
Holliwood.
Hussy.
Ivers.
Jelines (alias Galins).
Jones.
Kent.
Ledwich.
Lee.
Loynes.
Luttrell.
Lynan.
Mape.
Misset.
Moore.
More.
Nangle.
Netervil.
Nugent.
Pentney,
Phepo.
Pluncket.
Porter.
Preston.
Rochford.
Russell.
Sale.
Scurlok.
Segrave.
Stanley.
Talbot.
Tallon.
Tancard.
Teling.
Tute.
Veldon.
Wafer.
Warren.
Wesley.
White.
County of Westmeath.
Adams.
Bermingham.
Cases.
Dalton.
Darcy.
Dardies.
Dees.
Delamare.
Dignams.
Dillon.
Duke.
Erriell.
Fitzedmond.
Fitzgerald.
Fitzsymons.
Fraines.
Goldinger.
Griffin.
Hamens.
Hankloes.
Kenies.
Ledwich.
Leynagh.
Mores.
Nangle.
Nugent.
Palmer.
Petit.
Phepo.
Porter.
Russell.
Tirrell.
Tute.
Walsh.
White.
County of Fernes.
Cavenagh.
Kenley.
MacCane.
MacCoghlan (alias MacOghlan), of the King’s County.
Mac Damore (Mac David Mór).
MacGalwe.
MacGeoghegan.
MacGilpatrick (alias Fitzpatrick).
MacMorough (alias Cavenagh).
MacVaddock.
O’Breen, of Westmeath.
O’Brennan.
O’Byrne.
O’Connor.
O’Dempsie.
O’Maliaghlin (ye Fox), of Westmeath.
O’Malvy, of Westmeath.
O’Mollvy (alias O’Mulmey), of the King’s County.
O’More.
O’Morgho (alias O’Murphy).
O’Nolan.
O’Toole.
Connaught.
Brymmingham.
Bourk.
MacCastilo (Costello).
MacDavir.
MacDermott.
MacGrane.
MacHores (alias MacGeorges).
MacHubbard.
MacMories.
MacPhelpin (sometimes English).
MacShurtan (alias Jordan,) Baron de Exeter.
O’Brene.
O’Connor Roe.
O’Connor Don.
O’Connor Sligo.
O’Doboway.
O’Farrell Bane.
O’Farrell Boy.
O’Flahertie.
O’Hanly.
O’Hart.
O’Heyne (Hynes).
O’Kelly (both sides of the river Souck).
O’Loghlin, of “Buirin Elaghlin,” co. Clare. O’Maden.
O’Mayle (O’Malley).
O’Mey.
Oreyle.
Ororike.
O’Shagnes.
O’Sluchtenes.
Ulster.
County Louth.
Allarde.
Allen.
Ardagh.
Babe.
Belien.
Bellien.
Brymmingham.
Berrell.
Birts.
Blake.
Cashell.
Chamberlin.
Clinton.
Cogan.
Colgan.
Cook.
Core.
Cusack.
Daw.
Doude.
Dowdall.
Drake.
Dromgolde.
Duffe
Fleminge.
Fownt.
Garlon.
Garnon.
Gerlon.
Gernon.
Gowregan.
Gutter.
Hadsor.
Hamlen.
Hamond.
Herthford.
Holliwood.
Horlestown.
Hunter (more lately Barnwell), of Drogheda.
Kapock.
Kenver.
Kinton.
Lagglager.
Manne.
Maryman (Merriman).
Missett.
More.
Morrell (Morell).
Nugent.
Pippard.
Pluncket (Plunkett).
Rath.
Russell.
Sandell.
Segrave.
Sherlock.
Shermyn (Sharman).
Stanley.
Taffe (sive Hamlen).
Taffe.
Tallon.
Verdon.
Warren.
White.
Woodford.
Wotton.
Wyrall.
County Down.
Audley.
Benson.
Chamerlin
Covelin (sive MacCovelin).
Crowley.
Fitzrichards.
Fitzsymons.
Jordan.
MacCovelin of the Rout (or MacQuillan), a Welshman.
Russell.
Savage.
Stokes.
Ulster.—continued.
MacFlynn.
MacGenes.
MacGwihir (MacGuire, or Maguire).
MacMahond.
MacSwian (or MacSweeney).
O’Cahan.
O’Cartie (Macartney).
O’Castane.
O’Dogherty.
O’Donnell.
O’Hanlon.
O’Neale (alias O’Neill).
O’Reily.