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The Genealogies, Tribes, and Customs of Hy-Fiachrach, Commonly Called O'Dowda's Country (Irish archaeological society. [Publications]) [Hardcover]

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June 1993 0940134381 978-0940134386 Collectors
Complete with translation; notes; Hy Fiachrach map; and folding genealogical chart, this is the major source of information for the families of Hy Fiachrach country. (Counties Mayo and Sligo in Ireland) Over 500 pages, one section is devoted to the history of the Welsh families in the area. Also included are discussions of the inauguration of the ancient Irish Kings, and existing documents and wills. Inside this work, you will find both the Gaelic and Englsih texts as originally published by O'Donovan in the 19th century. Also known as 'The Book of O'Dowd'.

Adding to the history of the Hy-Fiachrach families, one section gives extensive data on O'Dowd, O'Shaughnessy, Cleary, O'Heyne & MacFirbis. Included are hundreds of families, O'Malley, Kane, Markham, Gormley, Gearan, Murray, Burns, O'Gillin, O'Quin, Kearney, Kerrigan.. Also find the pedigrees, arms, castles and lands of Hy Fiachrach families. A special section is dedicated to the map of the ancient terrain. A new IGF updated surname index is included .


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From the deluxe matching set of the Old Ireland series. As a result of the reception of O'Donovans Tribes and Customs of Hy-Many in 1843, the Tribes and Customs of HY FIACHRACH was published the following year. Thus, this title is now the second one offered in our classical Old Ireland series.

Some of the families included in this work are: O'Callaghan of Erris, Gearan, Burns (O'Conboirne), Murray, Loughnane, Loftus, Larissy, Gaughan, O'Flynn, Tierney, O'Malley, Dorcey -Darcey-D'Arcy, Gormley, Kilkelly, Kane, Markham, O'Heyne, O'Clery, O'Down, O'Gillin, Cuolahan, O'Quin-O'Cuin, Gorman, Kearney-Carney, Kerrigan, Quigly, Brogan, O'Casey, Connolly, Lennon-Leonard, Grehan-Derrick, Gadan, O'Cummins, O'Mollina, Flannelly, Heany, Mangan - Mongan, Breaffy, O'Moran, Rowley, O'Finan, O'Spealain, O'Breslen, Feeney, Rush, O'Meeny, Boland, Scanlan, Coyne - Cuain, Coleman, Murphy, Morrissy, Fox- O'Sinna, MacCarrick, O'Rafferty, Gilmer... plus hundreds more given in the all new surname index, making this the most useful edition of O'Donovans Hy Fiachrach published. From the deluxe matching set of the Old Ireland series. As a result of the reception of O'Donovans Tribes and Customs of Hy-Many in 1843, the Tribes and Customs of HY FIACHRACH was published the following year. Thus, this title is now the second one offered in our classical Old Ireland series.

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'Pedigree of MacFirbis. This family were originally seated in Magh Broin, in Tirawley. The were afterwords removed to Rosserk, on the west side of the Moy, in the same territory but when the Barretts drove the O'Dowds out of Tirawley, Mac Firbis was fixed at Lecan in Tireragh. They had the privilege of holding the rod over O'Dowd at his innauguration, and of drinking at the banquet even before the acknowledged senior of the race....the pedigree..as given by..MacFirbis in 1666 is defective is many generations defective. The following is the pedigree the editor believes to be trustworthy....'

'The following account of the families, districts and customs of Hy Fiachrach is printed from the Genealogical MS of Duald Mac Firbis'.


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  • Hardcover: 530 pages
  • Publisher: Irish Genealogical Foundation; Collectors edition (June 1993)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0940134381
  • ISBN-13: 978-0940134386
  • Product Dimensions: 9.3 x 7.3 x 1.9 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.7 pounds
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
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This review is from: The Genealogies, Tribes, and Customs of Hy-Fiachrach, Commonly Called O'Dowda's Country (Irish archaeological society. [Publications]) (Hardcover)
One of the few books printed in Gaelic and in modern English - It is an original source for the life and genealogies of families in the area...the appendix contains all sorts of info...You really have to be interested in Ireland and its history - this is an experts book - not for casual browser. The author, John O'Donovan was a leading genealogist and researcher in the 1800's. This is a big book compared to his 'Tribes....Hy Many' and it has a lot more in it. I am reading it at the IGF library - the only place I could find it !
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THE following account of the families, districts, and customs of Hy-Fiachrach is printed from the Genealogical MS. of Duald Mac Firbis,the original of which is preserved in the Library of the Earl of Roden, and a good copy in the Library of the Royal Irish Academy. Read the first page
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Book of Lecan, Annals of the Four Masters, Duald Mac Firbis, Donnchadh Mor, Guaire Aidhne, Sir Roger, Clann Cuain, Mac Giolla, Eochaidh Breac, Lough Conn, Tadhg Riabhach, Niall of the Nine Hostages, Taithleach Muaidhe, Tadhg Cam, Fiachra Ealgach, Oilioll Molt, Hy-Fiachrach Aidhne, Lough Mask, Ordnance Map of Sligo, William Mor, Aodh Buidhe, Giolla Cheallaigh, Sir Dermot, Tir Amhalgaidh, Annals of Clonmacnoise
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