Peerages in Ireland, in the 17th Century
The following were among the Peerages in Ireland in the 17th century: the obits and marriages of those Peers, and fragments of their respective pedigrees, are given in F. 3. 27.
Allington.
Althain.
Annesley.
Antrim.
Ardglas.
Arran.
Athenree.
Athenry.
Athloan.
Baltimore.
Baltinglass.
Barrymore.
Blessington.
Brittas.
Cahir.
Carbry.
Carlingford.
Castlebarre.
Castleconnell.
Castlehaven.
Castlemartin.
Castlesteward.
Cavan.
Charlemont.
Clanbrassill.
Clancarty.
Clanrickard.
Clonmorish.
Coloony.
Conway.
Cork.
Costillo.
Culmore.
Curraghmore.
Desmond.
Doeura.
Donegal.
Drogheda.
Dunboyne.
Dungannon.
Dunsany.
Ely.
Enniskillen.
Esmond.
Evagh.
Fermoy.
Fingall.
Galmoy.
Geasehill.
Glanawly.
Glanmalyra.
Gormanston.
Granard.
Hoath.
Ikeryn.
Inchiquin.
Kerry.
Kildare.
Kilmallock.
Kilmaule.
Kilultah.
Kinalmeaky.
Kingsland.
Kingston.
Kineale.
Lanesborough.
Leitrim.
Limerick.
Lisbon.
Londonderry.
Longford.
Lowth.
Massarene.
Mayo.
Meath.
Meryon.
Monaghan.
Mount Alexander.
Mountgarret.
Mountrath.
Netterville.
Ranalagh.
Roscommon.
Rosse.
Santry.
Shannon.
Slane.
Strebane.
Tarragh (Tara).
Thomond.
Thurles.
Tirconnell.
Trimblston.[sic]
Tullyophelim.
Tyrone.
Upper Ossory.
Valentia.
Westmeath.