A Compendium of Irish Biography - Letter M (1)

Alfred Webb

A Compendium of Irish Biography

1878

M (1)

McAllister, George

MacArdell, James

Macartney, Sir George

MacBride, David

McCabe, William Putnam

MacCaghwell, Hugh

MacCarthy Reagh, Florence

MacCarthy, Cormac

MacCarthy, Sir Cormac

MacCarthy, Donough

MacCarthy, Charles

MacCarthy, Justin, Viscount Mountcashel

MacCarthy, Donogh, 4th Earl of Clancarty

MacCarthy, Sir Charles

MacCarthy, Abbe Nicholas

McClure, Sir Robert John Le Mesurier

McCoise, Errard

MacConmara, Donough

McCormick, Charles

McCracken, Henry Joy

McCullagh, James

MacCurtin, Hugh and Andrew

MacDermot, Brian

MacDonnell, Sorley Boy

MacDonnell, Sir Randal, 1st Earl of Antrim

MacDonnell, Sir Randal, 2nd Earl of Antrim

MacDonnell, Alaster MacColl

MacDonnell, Sir Alexander

MacDonnell, Major Francis

MacDowell, Patrick

MacFirbis, Duald

McGee, Thomas D'Arcy

MacGeoghegan, Abbe James

MacGrady, Augustin

MacGregor, John James

Mackay, James Townsend

Macklin, Charles

Maclise, Daniel

MacLonain, Flann

MacMahon, Bishop Heber

MacMahon, John B.

MacManus, Terence Bellew

McMaster, Gilbert

MacMoyer, Florence

MacMurrough, Dermot

MacMurrough, Art

MacNally, Leonard

MacNevin, William James

McSkimin, Samuel

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