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VARIETIES AND SYNONTMES

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SMNAMES AND CHRISTIAN NAMES H[ IN IfiELAND.

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THE GUIDANCE OF REGISTRATION OFFICERS AND

THE PUBLIC IN SEARCHING THE INDEXES OF

BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES.

BY

ROBERT E MATHESON,

BARRIST«R-AT-LAW,

REGISTEAR-GENERAL.

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PEE FACE. ii47149

The First Edition of this book was issued in the year 1890 with the object of assisting Registration Officers and the Public searching the Indexes of Births, Deaths, and Marriages by collating the varieties in the form and spelling of names usually met with, and also those names differing altogether in form, which had been ascertained to be used interchangeably.

A careful note has been made during the decade of cases where additional varieties or peculiarities in Sur- names and Christian names have come under notice in this Office, or have been reported by local Officers.

In view of the revision of the Work, I addressed a special circular to the Superintendent Registrars and Kegistrars asking for infofmation as to the nomenclature in their respective Districts, and I now beg to thank those Officers who have so kindly responded to my request, and in many cases furnished additional information of interest and value.

In the preparation of this Edition I have been cordially assisted by Mr. William A. Squires, Superintendent of Records, to whom my best thanks are due.

ROBKRT E. MaTHESON,

Registrar-General.

General Register Office, Charlemont House, Dublin, March, 1901.

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TABLE OF CONTKNtS.

Chapter I. — Introductory Remarks, Chapter II. — Surnames,

Orthographical changes, .

Prefixes, .

Affixes,

Initial letters following prefixes,

Initial letters,

Second letters,

Second and third letters.

Intermediate letters.

Terminals,

Contraction or abbreviation of names,

Spelling according to usu?.l pronunciatiou

Older forms of names,

Local variations in spelling and form,

Variations in spelling at pleasure,

Changes owing to illiteracy and other causes,

Chapter III. — Surnames, ....

Use of different surnames interchangeably, English and Irish names, .... Other names used interchangeably, Irregular use of maiden surnames.

Chapter IV. — Christian names,

Names applied to both sexes, ...

Abbreviations applicable to both sexes.

Abbreviations materially difiering from the original name

Different names used interchangeably,

Irish equivalents for English names,

Cases of incorrect spelling.

Peculiar names found in the Indexes,

Memorandum explanatory of Alphabetical List

Alphabetical List of Surnames, with their varieties and synonymes, ......

Key to Reference numbers in Alphabetical List,

Index to Alphabetical List^ .....

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CHAPTER I.

iNTRODUCTORr REMARKS.

The subject of names presents an attractive field for investiga- tion, but some of its most interesting aspects are beyond the scope of the present treatise, which is necessarily confined to those variations and peculiarities affectkig our national records of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.

In January, 1894, I prepared for the late Registrar-General a Special Report on Surnames in Ireland, vi^ith notes as to numerical strength, derivation, ethnology, and distribution, based on infor- mation extracted from the Births Indexes of the General Register Office for the year 1890. This treatise was published as an Appendix to the Twenty-ninth Annual Report of the Registrar- General, and presented to Parliament.

There is, unfortunately, no complete record of the surnames in this country. An attempt was made by the Census Commis- sioners of 1851 to compile such a work, but when only partially done it was given up.

Our national Indexes of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the last thirty-six years probably contain almost all the surnames in use in this country, but the information is necessarily scattered over many volumes, and the task of presenting in a complete and readable form the surnames of the population yet remains to be accomplished.

Apart from the official purpose for which they have been prepared, the Indexes form a most interesting study. Like the figures in the kaleidoscope, names are continually changing, old names dropping out and new ones appearing.

In addition to our Celtic, Anglo-Saxon and Norman surnames, we find Highland Gaelic names, represented by " MacDougal," " MacGregor," " Macintosh." Welsh names are found, such as "Morgan," "Richards," "Apjohn." Danish names appear as " Dowdall," " Dromgoole," " Gould," " Coppinger." There are many Huguenot names, as " La Touche," " Du Bedat," " Lefroy," " Dubourdieu," " Le Fanu," " Drelincourt," " Dombrain," " Crom- melin," " Boileau," " De Blacquiere." Italian names are repre- sented, as " Bassi," " Ceppi," " Casciani." We have various German Palatinate names, as " Bovenizor," " Delmege," " Switzer," " Doupe," " Teskey," " Shire," and " Moddler." Jewish names are found, such as " Cohen," " Levi," " Aaron," and the Indexes are now showing the result of the recent migration to this country of Jews from Russia in such names as " Rabinovitch," " Weiner,'' " Matufsky,'' " Hesselberg," "Stuppel," " Rossin," '' Winstock," " Greenberg," " Maisell," " Statzumsky,'' " Coplau," " Wachman," " Wedeclefsky," and " Fridberg."

None but those actually engaged in registration work can have any idea of the practical difficulties which are encountered by persons searching the Indexes, owing to the great variations in names in Ireland.

These variations are not only in spelling and form, but entirely different names are used synonymously by the same person or by members of the same family.

Many of these oases are direct translations of Irish names into English, or vice versa, while in others they are equivalents, modifications, or corruptions of them.

In a country where two different languages are spoken, it might be expected some such cases would occur, but in Ireland the practice is much more widespread than is commonly supposed.

In addition to the changes attributable to the difference of language, time has a powerful effect in altering names, which have also a tendency to assume various forms in different districts.

Illiteracy also operates in corrupting names, while they are also frequently varied in spelling and form at pleasure.

It is proposed in this treatise first to analyse the orthographical changes usually met with, and then to consider the use of different surnames interchangeably.

As some peculiarities have been met with in Christian names M^hich affect the Indexes, it has been deemed advisable to insert a notice of them.

To the alphabetical list of surnames, with their varieties aud synonymes, is prefixed a short explanation of the principles on which it has been prepared. The list is followed by an Index, enabling the reader to tr&ce without difficulty each variety to the principal name or names with which it has been found to be used interchangeably.

CHAPTER II.

Orthographical Changes in Surnames. Ft would be impossible to codify all the varieties in the spelling of surnames, but the following will illustrate the character of those changes most frequently met with, and indicate the direction in which the variety may be looked for. Frefixes.

The most common prefixes in Ireland are the Celtic prefixes O and Mac.

I have received tne following reports as to the resumption of tlie prefix O by Celtic families : —

Armagh District — "A very large number have added ' O ' as a prefix. Those who were formerly known as Neill are now O'Neill ; Reilly, now O'Reilly ; Hagan, now O'Hagan, &c. Indeed I think every one in my district who by any possibility could prefix the O has done so, and this was only commenced a few yeai"s ago. I have known earlier births registered without the O, but later ones of same family must have the O pi-efixed."

Mountshannon District — " It is becoming customary with the people of this district to add an O to such names as Callaghan, Kelly, Flanagan, Grady, Farrell,and call themselves O'Callaghan, O'Kelly, O'Flanagan, &c." On the other hand, the Registrar of Broughshane District, Ballymena Union, reports — " Some families have dropped the O, as O'Hamill, Hamill ; O'Kane, Kane ; O'Mellan, Mellan ; O'Donnell, Donnell; O'Dornan, Dornan."

Prefixes may affect the Index in several ways. The nam.emay be given without the prefix, or the prefix may be added to the name so as to form one word, or it may be incorporated in a modified form, producing a fresh variety of the name.

The following are instances : —

Prefix Fitz. Name Harris.

With Prefix FitzHarris. Prefix incorporated Feeharry.

Prefix M" or Mac. Name Guinness.

With Prefix M'Guinness. Prefix incorporated Maginnis.

The prefix Mac with surnames beginning with " II " is sometimes incorporated as " Mackle," thus: — " Macllhatton " — " Macklehattan " ; " Macllmoyle " — " Macklemoyle."

Prefix 0.	Name With Prefix	Reilly. O'Reilly.
Prefix D',	De and DeLa. Name With Prefix	Courcy. D'Courcy, De Courcy.
	Name With Prefix Prefix incorporated	Hunt. De La Hunt. Delaliunt.
Prefix Le.	Name With Prefix Prefix incorporated	Fevre. Le Fevre. Lefevre.

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in some instances the name with the prefix has become obsolete. Thus for example the Registrar of Keady District (Armagh Union) reports: —

" I may mention that my own family name Dorman has been abbreviated from De Dormans."

Other prefixes have been reported from various districts.

The prefix " St." (abbreviation of Saint), is found incorporated in several names in a modified form, thus : — "St. Clair" — "Sinclair"; " St. John " — " Singen " or " Cingen "; " St. Leger " — " Sellinger."

The Registrar of Moira District has supplied an interesting note regarding various prefixes to the name Lavery. He states : — " Of Laverys there are several races in this vicinity, all having prefixes, and all rigidly denying relationship or common descent. They are Baun-Lavery (Bawn— White) ; Roe-Lavery (Rue — Red) ; Trin-Lavery, and Hard-La very. Of these Baun is the most usually or persistently adhered to, so much so that several people about here are known only by their prefix, as Charley, Ned, or Dan Baun. Many people would not know where any of these people lived were you to call them by the name Lavery without the prefix ; indeed the last-named man in the above samples denies the Lavery altogether.

"Of Roe-La very s, none now use the prefix that I am aware of One man (who died recently at a very advanced age), used to be called Hugh Roe simply. . . His sons are simple Laverys, and never have I heard them referred to as Roes.

" The Trin-Laverys call themselves Armstrong. I can't see the connection, but it is worth noting.* I am not aware of any Trin-Laverys in this immediate neighbourhood, but there are a good many Armstrongs about four or five miles off, who I suspect are Trin-Laverys.

" Hard-La verys are few. I only know one race. They have been occasionally called Hardy, but this name attends only two branches, and is not likely to be entered as a surname, having lapsed into a mere colloquial distinction."

It may be mentioned that the use ofa prefix in connection with the name Lavery, has been reported to exist in other districts. Thus in Crumlin District (Antrim Union), the name appears as " Trim-Lavery," in Aghalee ]3istrict (Lurgan Union), as " Tryn- Lavery," while in Glenavy District (Lisburn Union), the prefix is incorporated with the name forming " Trin-lavery."

The Registrar of Aghalee District also reports that the prefix Baun is used in his district with the name Lavery, and that Trin-lavery and Armstrong are used interchangeably.

* The prefix " Trin " or " Tryn " is probably the anglicised form of the Irish CYxeun ' — " strong," and the synonymous use of the name " Trin-Lavery " with " Armstrong " may, perhaps, be explained by the fact that "Strong-handed " is in Irish " cyieanlaiiiac'' [treanlamhach], from cifieun, strong, and Idrii (lamh) a hand.

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The tendency of a prefix to take the place of the entire name has been observed in several names such as " Mack " for Macka- leary, M-^Dermott, M-^^^Donald, M'Evoy, M-^Inerney, M-^Namara, and M'^Namee, &c., and "Fitz" for "Fitzgerald," " Fitzsimons," " Fitzpatrick," &c. With regard to this last name a Registrar reports with respect to a Birth Entry where this peculiarity was observed, — " The name originally appears to have been ' Fitz- patrick,' but the name ' Fitz ' has been used by this family for a generation, and it was the name which they have entered in the local Church Marriage Register."

The Assistant Registrar of Garvagh District (Coleraine Union) reports that " Fitz " is a familiar contraction almost everyiuhere of all names so beginning, just as " Mac " is similarly used for all names beginning with it.

Affixes are found either separately or in combination with the surname.

The following instances of affixes commonly in use may be given : —

Haugli . . Fetherston.

Fetherston Haugh. Fetherston H. Fetherstoi i haugh.

Roe , . . M'^Dermott.

M'Dermott Roe. M'^Dermott-roe. Morris. Morrisroe.

Sometimes names are altered both by prefixes and affixes. The name Johnston, Johnson or Jonson, afibrds a good illustra- tion of this. " Johnson/' i.e., the son of John, is in use inter- changeably with " McShane," i.e., the son of Shane or Shawn (Irish for John), and with " Mac-eown," the son of Eoin, another Irish form of John. " McHugh," i.e., the son of Hu(di, is synonymous with " Hewson." ' McAimon," i.e., the son of Aimon (an Irish form of Edmond), is found to be interchangeably used with " Edmundson."

In some districts, where there are many families of the same name, additional names are given for purposes of distinction, and these names frequently appear in the Index — thus : —

Ryan . . Ryan (Slater). Sullivan . . Sullivan (Magrath).

The Registrar of Murroe District (Limerick Union) reports — " There are dozens of distinctions for ' Ryan ' in this district, all well known locally."

The Registrar of M urragh District (Bandon Union) gives the

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following affixes as in use in hio district :— To the name Leaiy— ^ Bue, Reagh, Dreedar, Rue ; to the name McCarthy — Cahereen, More, and Reagh, and to the name Sullivan — Beara and Bogue.

Frequently the affix is the father's or mother's Christian name, the mother's maiden surname, or the grandfather's Christia,n name. A Registrar of Marriages reports : — " I know a ' Quinlan ' whose father was ' Cleary,' a 'Ryan English' whose father was ' Ryan.' "

The entry of the birth of a "John John Murphy" was met with in Millstreet District. On inquiry the Registrar stated : — " It is the habit in this part of the country to take the father's name to distinguish thern from others of same name ; for example, ' John Daniel Murphy,' ' John Jeremiah Murphy,' and as in this case, 'John John Murphy,' there being so many families of the same surname.''

The Registrar of Castlebar No. 1 District reports : — " Joyce, a very common name, is distinguished by affixing father's name, e.g., Tom Joyce (Tom), Tom Joyce (Martin), and in many cases further distinguished by any peculiarity of complexion, colour of hair, or special dress, or if exceptionally tall, and those are transmitted in the Irish language."

The Registrar of Tuosist District (Kenmare Union) furnishes the following note : — " The name Sullivan being exceedingly common, it is often omitted, and the Christian name of father (or mother) substituted, e.g., ' Johnny O' John,' ' John Williams,' or name of farm, as ' Dan Rusheen,' &c."

Occasionally the complexion of the members gives a surname to the family, e.g., Mike Bawn, or a distinction is made as " Shawn Og " — " Young John."

The Registrar of Kilkeel No. 2 District, remarks : — Often the grandfather's Christian name is used as an affix, as " Charles Cunningham Dick."

The Registrar of Sneem District, in Kenmare Union, reports — "'Dorohy' is applied to Sullivan, such as Sullivan Dorohy, also ' Mountain,' as Sullivan Mountain, and the other SuUivans are called after the locality they live in, &c., as ' Sullivan Glanac,' ' Sullivan Brachae,' ' Sullivan Dillough,' ' Sullivan Budoch.' '*

The Registrar of Rathmullan District (Milford Union), states that — " The trade or occupation is often added in Irish after a surname, such as ' Mulrine (saorcloch ') ; — saorcloch, f ao|icloc, signifies a Mason.

Sometimes the affix entirely displaces the surname. A cer- tificate of a marriage came under examination' in the General Register Office, in which the bridegroom's name was given as " Patrick Sullivan," and his father's name as " Patrick Cooper." On inquiry it was ascertained that the father's real name was Patrick Sullivan (Cooper).

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Initio I Letters folloiuing Prefixes. Initial letters following prefixes are sometimes dropped thus ; — M'Cusker . . M'Usker.

M^Cliire . . M^Lure.

One initial letter is substituted for another, as — M'llmoyle . . M'Elraoyle.

Or the letters following the prefix transposed, M'Elroy, . . IVPLeroy.

The letter " C " is sometimes repeated after " M'"," as — M'Adam . . M'=Cadam.

M-'Ardle . . . M-^Cardle.

Initial Letters. Cases of substitution of one letter for another are

thus

very common,

A and E C and G CandK C and Q F and Ph F and V G and J G and K Pand W QandT QandW

Allison

Cannon

Carr

Cuddihy

Fair

Farrelly

Gervis

Gilfoyle

Phelan

Quigg

Quinton

Ellison.

Gannon.

Kerr.

Quiddihy.

Phair.

Varrelly.

Jervis.

Kilfoyle.

Whelan.

Twigg.

Winton.

Initial consonants are sometimes doubled, as-

French Folliott

Ffrench. Ffolliott.

Initial letters are sometimes dropped or added, as-

Ahearn . . Hearn. Hammond . Whammond.

Second Letters.

The following are some of the changes in second letters most commonly met with : —

Changes from one vowel to another —

(( changed into e as Bagley . Begley.

Loughlin. Nisbett. Dolohunty. MuUoy. Milligan.

a	o	„ Laughlm
6 >	i	„ Nesbitt
e	0	„ Delahunty
0	u	„ Molloy
u ,	> i	„ Mulligan

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Second letter, where a vowel, is dropped, as-

Eagan Aiken

Egan. Aken.

Second and Third Letters. The following changes in these letters may be noted : — Change of vowels —

a changed into ea as Daly	Dealy.
ai	ea ,	, Kain	Kean.
au	a ,	Maunsell	Mansell
ei „	ea ,	Reid	Read.
eo	ou „	Keogh	Kough.
i „	ui ,	Gilmartin .	Guilmartin
0 „	00 „	Gogarty	Googarty.
0 „	oil ,	Rorke	Rourke.
u „	ou ,	Burke	Bourke.
Transposition	of vowels-	-
e and i .	as	Reilly, .	Rielly.
„	„	Neill, .	Niell. .

Intermediate Letters.

There are many changes observable in intermediate letters. The following may be mentioned : —

Consonants dropped —

c before k as Shackleton 2? after w, as Thompson

Consonants repeated—- ' Mathews

Consonants interchangeable — jf and V . as Rafferty s and s . as Eraser .

Syllables interchangeable — oh, ogh, and ough, as Doherty Dogheny

Syllables omitted or contracted- Omitted, as Donnellan Earrelly

Contracted, as Coicoran Fennelly

Shakleton. Thomson.

Matthews.

Raverty. Frazer,

Dougherty. Dougheny.

Donlan. Farley.

Cochrane. Finlay.

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Terminals. The alterations in Terminals are numerous, both as regard single letters and syllables. The following examples may given : —

Terminations interchangeable — ie for y ies for is ce for se X for cks y for ey

Dropping Consonants, Vowels

Consonants — d

s (where double), as Burgess t . . as Lamont

gh (where silent), as M^'Whaugh .

Vowels — e . . as Sloane

Adding j^wa? s

as . Askin . Askins.

Connor . Connors

be

as Beattie as Davies as Boyce as Rennix as Mahony

as Boland

Beatty.

Davis.

Boyse.

Rennicks.

Mahoney.

Bolah. Burges. Lamon. M^Wha.

Sloan.

Contraction or Abbreviation of Names. There are many cases where a Contraction is substituted for the full name. The following will serve as examples : —

Free for Freeman. Neazor for Bovenizor. Pender for Prendergast. Pendy for Prendeville. Roy for M'Elroy and Royston. Turk for Turkington.

Spelling according to usual Pronunciation.

All names are more or less liable to be spelled according to their pronunciation, but there are several instances where the name is pronounced quite differently from the spelling, and in these names almost invariably the spelling according to pro- nunciation is also found. Thus-

Chism for Chisholm.
Chumley Coburn	Cholmondeley. Cockburne.
Cohoun Coakley Beecham Lester	Colquhoun. , Colclough. Beauchamp. Leicester.

Older Forms of Names. In many cases the t)riginal form of a name has become lost or obsolete. In some instances, however, the alphabetical list still shows the original form ol the name and the one now more com-

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niunly used, with indications of the various stages through which, in course of time, the name has passed into its present more usual form.

The name "Whittaker" appears to have come from White- acre, with which form it has been found to be used interchange- ably. Thus —

Whiteacre.

Whiteakev

Whitegar.

Whittegar.

Whittacre.

Whitaker.

Whittaker.

Again, " Lammy " is traceable to the French " L'Ami," both forms being still in use. Thus —

L'Ami.

Lamie.

Lammie.

Lammy.

Another instance O'Luchairen —

is the name Loughran, from the Irish

O'Luchairen.

Lucairen.

O'Loughraine.

Lochrane.

Lough ren.

Loughrau.

The Registrar of Cappoqiiin District (Lismore LTnion) reports: — " De Laundres or De Londres, an old Norman name, is found in this district in the forms of ' Landers ' and ' Glanders ' ".

The French Huguenot name " Blanc," and its modern form " Blong," both appear in the Register Books of Cloneygowan District (^Mountmellick Union). These names also occur in Rath- angan District (Edenderry Union), the Registrar of which remarks — " The French spelling, ' Blanc, ' is disliked owing to the literal pronunciation 'blank.'"

The name " Nestor " has been observed in the Records almost exclusiveh'' in the counties of Galway, Limerick, and Clare. In reply to a query regarding the origin or transformation of this name the Superintendent Registrar of Rathkeale Union states : — •

" A.D. 1896. Iriel O'Loughlen was killed by Mac Girr-an- Adhastair (now Nestor), one of his own tribe. — (See History of Co. Clare, by James Frost). Adhastair (ctioafcaiii) signifies a halter. There are two families named ' Nestor ' living in the Rathkeale Dispensary District, Townland of Kilquain, and other families of that name reside in the Manor."

It may be added that this name has also been found in the Indexes in the form " Nester."

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Local Variations in Spelling and Form.

The fact that names have a tendency to assume different forms in different localities is well known. The following may be cited as examples : —

The name MacAlshinder [synonyme for Alexander], which is the form used in Larne District, is found in the following forms in other districts : —

Elchinder, < in Ballymoney District.

Elshander, „ Ballylesson „ [Lisburn Union].

Elshinder, „ Lisburn Union.

Kalshander, „' Dromore District [Banbridge Union].

M'Calshender, „ Bally mena Union.

M'Calshinder, „ Banbridge „

M'Elshender, „ Doagh [Antrim Union].

M'Elshunder, „ Ballymoney Union.

M'Kelshenter, „ Tanderagee District [Banbridge Union].

The names Archibald (or Archbold) and Aspel are found to be used synonymously in Rathcoole District (Oelbridge Union). The following varieties have also been met with : —

Aspill, in Balrothery Union.

Esbal, „ Portrush District.

Esbald, „ Eglinton „ [Londonderry Union].

Esbel, „ Limavady „

Esbil, „ Coleraine „

Esble, „ Ballymoney „ .

Again, the name " Ferguson," in addition to several variations in spelling, is found under the following forms : — ■ Faraday, in Lusk District.

Fargy, „ do. do.

ForSie' ' " Gtreyabbey District [N.T. Ards Union].

Forgay, „ Ballymoney Union.

Forgey, „ Portrush and Warrenpoint Districts.

Hergusson, „ Lusk District.

Vargis „ Bannow District [Wexford Union].

Vargus, ,, Broadway „ „

The name " Quigley " in Ferns District (Enniscorthy Union) and in Fethard No. 2 District (New Ross Union) has become " Cogley." In Monaghan Union it has assumed the form " Kegley," and in Belfast No. <! District it has been found as " Twigley." It is worthy of note in connection with the last variety that "Quigg " and " Twigg " are reported by the Registrar of Belfast No. 7 District to be different forms of the same name.

Local pronunciation often affects the spelling of names. The Registrar of Clonavaddy District (Dungannon Union) has drawn attention to the fact that a number of people in his District spell their name " Hoins," and not " Hynes," ttie more usual f cmi,

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Variations in Spelling at

The following cases will illustrate the variation in spelling of names at pleasure : —

Some years ago the marriages of a brother and of a sister in the same family were solemnized in a Registrar's office. The son gave his surname as " Faulkner," and his father's suiname as " Faulkner." The daughter gave her surname as " Falconer," and her father's surname as " Falconer." Both marriages were sub- sequently re- solemnized in a place of worship, and the same orthographical differences were found to exist in the records kept by the officiating minister.

A young man called at the General Register Office to obtain a certificate of his sister's birth, giving his surname and hers as " Milligan." When seaich for the entry proved unsuccessful, he suggested a search under the name " Mulligan," when the required entry was found. The entry was signed by the father, who, as occupier of a public institution, had signed a large number of entries, from which it appeared without doubt that the proper name was " Mulligan,"

A record came under examination in which the informant, when registering the death of his brother, gave the name of deceased as " Fawcett," and signed his own name as " Fossitt." On inquiry into the case it was ascertained that the parties were in the habit of writing their names respectively as given In the entry.

A birth entry was found in Mountmellick District, where the informant signed his surname as " Headen." In a previous entry he had signed his name as " Hayden." In explanation the Registrar reported that the man wrote his name in both ways.

In another case the same informant wrote her name in different entries as "Kinnealy," "Kinneally," " Kenneally," and "Kenelly."

The Registrar of Drimoleague District, in Skibbereen Union, observes with reference to two death entries : — " In the same family, the father was known as ' Cue,' the son signs himself ' Hue,' and the two deceased children used to sign themselves ' MacCue.' "

The Registrar of Street District (Granard Union) reports : — "There is one family in this district, one member of which uses the na)ne ' Murphj',' whilst another employs the designation ' Molphy' they being brother and sister."

Changes owing to Illiteracy and other Causes.

The differences caused by illiteracy are too numerous and well known to require much comment. To such a cause may be referred " Lannan " and " Linnen" for " Lennon," " Nail" for " Neill." " Dulinty " and " Dulantj^" have been found written by uneducated persons for " Delahunty."

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Religious and social differences sometimes cause varieties in surnames.

Two local officers have reported that, in the case of the name Wallace or Wallis, it is spelled " Wallis" by the members of one religious communion, and " Wallace" by those of another.

Similar reports have been received regarding the use of the names "Neill" and "O'Neill," "Coole" and " Coyle," and of the names " M'Cusker" and its equivalent " Cosgrove."

In one district the name " Connellan" is said to be so spelled by persons of good social position, while the peasantry use the form " Conlan."

Another Registrar, in County Kildare says : — " A man who would get a little money w^ould change from ' Dooliu' to ' Dov/ling.' "

Variations are also produced by other causes, such as the tendency to assimilate names to those of distinguished persons. One Registrar reports "Nielson" has become "Nelson," while another states •' Parlon" has become " Parnell," so that all the families in his district of the former name now use the latter.

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CHAPTER III.

Use of Different Surnames interchangeably.

The VLse of entirely different names interchangeably by the same person prevails in Ireland to a much greater extent than is com- monly supposed. This is principally owing to the differences in language — many of these being cases of translation of Irish names into English, or vice versa, or equivalents, modifications, or corruptions of them. There are, however, other cases which cannot apparently be accounted for in this way.

Registration officers are sometimes placed in considerable doubt which name to record. A Registrar recently reported that some families are invariably called by other than their real names, and that it is often a matter of some difficulty to ascertain the correct name.

A Superintendent Registrar writes : — "If any local person called at the office to know if Christopher Sherwin had registered the death of a friend, he would ask, was the information given by ' Kitty Sharvin.' A man living within a hundred yards of James Fitzpatrick or Christopher O'Malley, would never know who was meant unless they were called ' Jem Parrican ' or ' Kit Melia ' ; there are many such cases, and yet those are not what are called nicknames."

It is proposed to refer first to the cases of English and Irish names used synonymously, and then to other cases not falling within that category.

English and Irish Names.

The practice which prevails in Ireland of using two names appears to be largely tracejible to the influence of ancient legisla- tive action.

By a Statute of 1366, it was provided, i7iter alia, that " every Englishman do use the English language and be named by an English name, leaving off entirely the manner of naming used by the Irish"; and in 1465 [-5 Ed. IV., cap. 3] a law was passed enacting " that every Irishman that dwells betwixt or amongst Englishmen in the County of Dublin, Myeth, VrielJ, and Kildare . . . shall take to him an English surname of one town, as Sutton, Chester, Trym, Skryne, Corke, Kinsale ; or colour, as white, blacke, browne; or arte or science, as smith or carpenter ; or office, as cooke, butler . . ."

In many cases, where English and Irish names are used interchangeably, they are translations from one language into the other or translations of words similar in sound.

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The following may be cited as examples

English Form. Anglicised Irish Form.

Whitehead,

Heanv, Henehan,

Henekan, M°Eneany.

Easping, Aspig,

Duff,

M^Cnlkgh,

Sruffaun,

Aglish, . .

Bachal,

M-'Scollog,

Shanaghy, Shanahan, .

Shimiagli, iShinnock, .

Shouogli, Shunagh, &c.

Seerey, Seery, .

O'Dea,

Colreavy, Culreavy, . Houneeu, Huneen,

Oonin, M^Clave, Qnillan, Feighery, Feighney,

Feighry, Fehoney,

Feghany. Coinmane, Breheny, Brehouy, Mac-an-Ree, M'^Aree,

Muckaree, ic.

Clonghry,

Begg, Beggan, .

Fodha,

Darragh, M'^Daia, &c.

Quirk,

Coiiheeny, Cuneen,

Cunneen, Cunneeny,

Kinneen, &c. Rostig, Carrick, Gearn, Gearns, M^Girr, Sheedy, Goan, Gow, Gowan,

M^Gowan, O'Gowan.

Drinan, ,

Brannagh, Brannach, .

Toorish, Tourisk,

Turish, Uiske. Corra, Banane, Baun, Bawn,

Canavan,

> ean (ean) — a bird.

eaf bo5 (easbog) — a bishop.

•Dub (dubh) — black.

collac (collach) — a boar.

niucdn (sruthan) — a streamlet.

eaglaif (eaglais) — a church.

bacal (bachal) — a crozier.

f C0I65 (scolog) — a petty farmer.

■pionriac (sionnach) — a fox.

f aoix (saor) — free.

j ua(ua) — adescendant,'Oia(Dia)

) —God.

limbac (riabhach) — gray.

i uaine (uaine)— green.

?,diii (lamh) — a hand, cuileann (cuileann) — holly.

! patjaige (fiadhaighe) — a hunts- r man.

comdn (coman) — a hurling stick, byieatarii (breatharah)— a judge.

[ V-^t (I'igli)— a king, doc (cloch) — a stone ; ^xig

(righ.) — a king. beag (beag) — little. ^^aT)a (fada) — long, "oaiix (dair) — an oak. coipce (coirce) — oats.

/■ comin (coiuin) — a rabbir.

•p.6ifreac (roisteach) — a roach, caixyiaicc (carraicc) — a rock, geayi (gear) — sharp. 501a (gor) — short. poTia (sioda) — silk.

goba (gobha) — a smith.

, Tcp.oi5eann (droigheann)— black- ) thorn.

( bfieatnac, (breathnach) — a ( Welshman.

> uifge (uisge) — water.

co^xa (cora) — a weir, ban (ban) — white, ceann (ceann) — a head ; ban (ban) — white.

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The Registrar of Cappoquin District reports that a man named Bywater came into his office in order to register the death of his brother. He gave his brother's name as Michael SrufFaun. On being interrogated as to the difference in the surnames, he said that he was always known by the name of Bywater, hut his brother by the name Sruffaun. Srufaun is a local form of sruthcui, an Irish word for a little streain.

In Rynn District (Mohill Union) an entry came under obser- vation where the surname " Colreavy " was altered to " Gray." The Registrar reported in explanation that the family signed their names both as " Colreavy " and " Gray," The deceased had been in America where he signed his name as " Gray."

The Registrar of Murragh District (Bandon Union) notes the synonymous use of " Hurley " and " Commane " in his District, and remarks " Comman " is the Gaelic for " Hurley," and is a " stick with a curved boss to play goal with."

The Registrar for Riverstown District (Sligo Union) reports, regarding the names " Breheny " or " Brehony " and " Judge," above mentioned, that they were almost all " Brehenys " some time ago, but now they are becoming " Judge."

A person applied recently to one of the Registrars for tlie cer- tificates of the births of his two daughters, registered as Anne and Margaret M'Girr. He stated they were christened by the name of " Short," and that he was married as " Short," but always received the name of " M'Girr" — " Short " and " M'Girr " beino synonymous names.

In a death entry in Dundrum District (Union of Rathdown), the surname of deceased appeared as '' Smith," while the entry was signed by his son, who gave his surname as " O'Gowan."

A marriage certificate from Enniskillen District came recently under my observation in which the bridegroom and one of the witnesses signed their surnames " Going or Smyth/' the other witness signing " Going or Smith."

The Registrar of Termonfeckin District reports ': — " The sur- names ' Markey ' and ' Rhyder ' are used synonymously in my district. The more usual surname ' Markey ' is most frequently used, but in the case of some families ' Rhyder ' is used inter- changeably for 'Markey,' one branch of a family being known by the surname ' Markey,' another by that of ' Rhyder,' and in some instances the father taking the surname ' Rhyder ' and the son that^ of ' Markey.' I may add, that this use of the name ' Rhyder ' for ' Markey ' is not peculiar to my district, many of the, neighbouring districts having for residents persons who are known by the synonymes ' Rhyder '—' Markey.' " "Markey" is the anglicised form of the Irish maticac (marcach), a horseman, hence the equivalent " Ryder," or " Rhyder."

There are many cases, shown in the Alphabetical List, which are not direct translations, in which equivalents, modifications or corruptions are used interchangeably. ■

A "Registrar reports : — " There are two brothers — one Berming- ham, and the other M'Gorisk." In other Districts the name " Bermingham " has been found to be used intercliangeably with " Magorisk " aud " Korish."

The names " Blessing " and " Mulvanerty " are reported to be sed synonymously in two Districts in the Union of Mohill Mohill and Rowan) and in Ballinamore District (Bawnboy

nion).

The Registrar of Birr District reports ; — " A family here named ' Renehan ' is sometimes called ' Renehan ' and sometimes ' Ferns.' They are both the same. ' Renehan,' [ believe, is the Irish and ' Ferns ' the English synonyme."

The Registrar of Carrigalleu District (Mohill Union) reports : — " ' Minagh ' or ' Muinagh ' is a synonyme for Kennedy. In two cases of these names the fathers of the families are called 'Pat Muinagh ' and ' Francis Muinagh,' respectively, and would scarcely be known by ' Kennedy.' The children are generally called ' Kennedy."

The Superintendent Registrar at Cavan states : — " The name ' M'Grory ' is used as the Irish substitute for ' Rogers,' and there is an instance in the townland of Mullaghboj'-, in the Electoral Division of Drumlane, in which a person has been rated both as ' M'Grory ' and ' Rogers.' "

The Registrar of Draperstown District (Magherafelt Union) reports : — " ' Rogers ' now prevails here, but up to recently they were all ' M'Rory.' "

The names " Loughnane " and " Loftus " are found to be used interchangeably. These are probably anglicised forms of the Irish name " O'Lachtnain."

The effect of the difference in language on surnames is further evident in many cases given in t!ie alphabetical list in modifying the forms of names. 'J'hus the name " Hyland " has been found in the following forms : — " Heelan," " Heyland," " Highland," " Hiland," and also used synonymously with " Whelan." The Registrar of Ballinrobe District has furnished an interesting note regarding this name, which accounts for these variations, and also for the fact that the names " Whelan " and " Phelan " have been found to be used interchangeably in numerous districts. The Registrar remarks : — " ' Hyland ' is used intercliangeably for 'Whelan ' by a family who live-near Kilmilkin. in the Cloonbur No. 2 District ; and though the name in this District of Ballinrobe is spelled ' Hyland,' still the Irish pronunciation of it is ' Ui-Holan ' or ' Ui-Hilan,' which would also be the exact Irish pronunciation of the names ' Whelan,' ' Faelan,' ' Felan,' ' Phelan ' — in fact, the spelling in Irish of each of the names is ' Ui-Faolain.' The ' F ' is aspirated, and then sounds like ' H,' so that the Irish sound of the name is ' O'Helan.' "

The late Registrar of Murragh District (Bandon Union), stated : — " The name ' Keohane ' is changed to ' Cowen ' in this

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district, and several parts of the Count}' Cork, and the euphon}' which favours this change is the same as that which occurs in the word ' Bohane,' changed into 'Bowen.'"

The Irish form of " Conway " is " Conmee." The Registrar of Draperstown District (Magherafelt Union) observes that " Conway " is the nearest approach to the full sound of the Irish word in English. The Irish " m," being aspirated, is pronounced as " w."

The following interesting note has been furnished by the late Registrar of Lettermore District : —

"The principal facts with regard to personal nomenclature in this locality are : — -

" (1.) The English names or surnames are never used by the peasantry in speaking to or of one another, or even when acting as informants at registration, except where the name is so strange that it cannot be easily hibernicized, and in the latter case it is often contracted or corrupted as 'Anderson,' 'Landy'; ' Wyndham,' 'Wind/ &c.

"(2.) In many cases the English form is traceable (though often faintly) in the Irish form, which consists in the prefix ' O,' and a softening of the sound of the name to suit the Irish tongue.

" (3.) In other cases, no trace, or very little, of the English form remains, as ' M'Donogh,' — ' O'Cunnacha ; ' ' Walsh,' — ' Brannach ' (without ' the 0 ').

" (4.) In still other cases, if the English name happens also to be a common noun or adjective, as Black, Green, Ridge, &c., the Irish form of the common noun is used, such as ' Ridge ' — ' Canimurra.' Canimurra means ' head of a ridge,' (as of potatoes, &c.)."

Other JVavies used Interchangeably.

Many cases of the synonymous use of different surnames other than the foregoing have come under the notice of this office.

A widow named " M'^Dermott " applied to this Depart- ment for proof of her marriage and of the births of her children, with the view of obtaining a Government pension. Search Was made in the Indexes in the usual way, with the re- sult that the records of the marriage and of the births of all the children were found, except one. In this case the applicant Avas informed that the name did not appear in the Index. As, how- ever, the locality in which the birth occurred was stated, a special examination was made of the records themselves, with the view of ascertaining whether there was any entry at all corresponding with the particulars furnished, and then it was discovered that the child had been registered under the surname " Dermody," which is known to be a synonyme for the name " M'^Dermott."

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Tho Registrar of Killeen District (Dunshaughlin Union) reports that " Tiger " is used in his district for " M'^Entegart."

A Registrar writes : — " ' Hayes ' and ' Hoy ' are used indiffe- rently by one family connection. In the Registers, at their selection, ' Hoy ' is entered. I requested them to select."

In another District a Registrar reports ; — " M'Ineely, Conneely, and Connolly are written indiscriminately by the same family."

The names "Halfpenny" and " Halpin " are reported to be interchangeably used in several Districts. A search was recently made for the entry of the birth in Drumconrath District (Ardee Union) of a " Joseph Halpin," and he was found to be registered as " Joseph Halpenny."

The Norman name " Petit " or " Pettit " is, in one District, stated to be used synonymously with its English translation, " Little."

The Alphabetical List contains a record of numerous other cases falling within this category.

Irregular Use of Maiden Surnames.

It is a common practice for mothers of children, when regis- tering births, to sign the entry with their maiden surname.

Cases have also frequently come under notice where in death entries deceased widows are registered under their maiden name, instead of their married name, the maiden name having been resumed on the death of the husband.

The Registrar of Tuam No. 2 further reports that in some cases in his District the mother's maiden surname is used by the children, instead of the father's, as — " John Keane/' real name — " John Dunne."

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CHAPTER IV.

Christian Names.

Although variations in Christian names are not so likely to mis- lead as variations in surnames, yet in many cases the difference is of such a nature that names of common occurrence would be thrown out of their proper place in the Index and escape notice altogether, or. if seen, might be taken to refer to other persons.

The peculiarities in Chrif'tian names which may affect the Index may be divided into six classes.

Names applied to both Sexes.

The following may be mentioned as commonly in use : — Florence.

Sydney or Sidney. Evelyn.

" Cecil " may now be placed in the same category, reports having been received from Registrars in various parts of the country of its use for females as well as males.

In certain parts of County Donegal " Giles " is applied to both males and females. It occurs also as '' Giley " and "Jiley." A marriage record from Milford Union, in that county, came under my observation, in which the bride, and one of the witnesses (a female) were named '' Giles."

Sometimes ordinary Christian names distinctively belonging to one sex are given to the other. Thus a child named " Winifred " was recently registered in Cork as a male. On inquiry it was ascertained that the name and sex were both correctly entered. This name contracted to " Winfred " has also been found applied to a male. " Jane " has also been notified as applied to a male, and " Augustus " to a female.

" Nicholas" has been reported from two districts as applied to females, and " Valentine " from another district. In Belfast a female child was lately registered from the Maternity Hospital as " Irene," but the name was subsequently corrected by the father, on statutory declaration before a magistrate, to " Robert." In reply to a query on the subject, the Registrar stated the name given to the fern. ale child being a male name (Robert), he called the attention of the father to the fact at the time, and the father replied it was his wish to have the child called " Robert."

The names of saints are frequently given to male and female children as Christian names without reference to the sex, for instance, " Joseph Mary," or " Mary Joseph," for a male ; " Mary Joseph," or " Johanna Mary Aloysius," for a female.

There are some names similar in sound, where the sex is indi- cated only by a slight difference in spelling, which, when badly written are liable to be mistaken, such as Francis — Frances, Olave — Olive, Jesse — Jessie.

Occasionally surnames are used as Christian names, and applied to either sex.

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Abbreviations applicable to both Sexes.

The following abbreviations are applicable to both sexes : — "Joe" for "Joseph," "Josephine," and "Johanna"; "Phil "for " Philip " and " Philomena " ; " Fred " for " Frederick " and " Frederica " ; " Matty " for Matthew " and ' Matilda " ; " Jemmie " for " James " and " Jemima" ; " Harry " for " Henry " and "Harriett"; "Ally" f or " Aloysius " and " Alice."

In some cases contractions usually applied to one sex are applied to the other, such as —

" Edie " (usual contraction for " Adam," male.

" EUy " (usual contraction for name) for " Oliver," male.

" Kitty " (usual contraction for ' " Christopher," male.

Edith " female name) for 'Ellen" or "Ella," female

" Amy " (usual " Ambrose," male.

" Jerry " (usual contraction for ' Gertrude," female.

" Lotty " (usual contraction for " LciUghlin," male.

Catherine," female name) for

contraction for " Amelia," female name) for

" Jeremiah," male name) for

' Charlotte," female name) for

Abbreviations materially differing from the Original JS^ame. The following may be mentioned in ill us 1 ration : —

Males — Bartlj-, Bartel, Bat

^ Tatty .

Criddy .

—- Larry .

— — — Rody, Rory

Lack, Lacky

— ■ Moss

Mundy .

Females — Nancy, Nanny Bessie, Lizzie •.

Cassie

Honor, Norah, Noey

Polly, Mollj

Jugge .

■ ■ Nappy .

Shibby .

Sia

■ Louie

—- — I'^eggy ■

Onny

for Bartholomew, for Clotworthy. for Christian, foi' Laurence, for Roderick, for Laughlin. for Maurice, for Redmond.

foi' Anne, for Elizabeth, for Catherine, for Hanorah. for Mary, for Judith, for Penelope, for Isabella, for Cecilia, for Lucinda.

The Registrar of Toome District (Ballymena Union) reports : — " As a Christian name ' Clotworthy ' becomes ' Tatty.' Two men called ' Clotworthy '—Livingstone, are known respectively as ' Black Tatty ' and ' Red Tatty ' liCvesen."

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The Registrar of Westport No. 2 District observes—" 'Nappy' is a very common name in the Leenane District, and the people generally are unaware that it is ' Penelope'; the latter is obsolete."

Liferent names used interchangeahly.

The following may be instanced : —

Males — Alexander . . Alaster, Sandy.

Edward . . Edmond.

Florence . . Finian.

Gerald . . Garrett, Garret, Gerard.

Owen . . Eugene.

— Hugh . . Hubert.

— Moses . . Aidan.

— Peter . . Pierce.

— IJlysses . . Ulick.

Connor . . Cornelius.

Females — Bridget . . Bedelia, Delia, Beesy. Gobinet . . Abigail, Deborah.

Johanna, Joanna . Jane.

Julia . . Judith.

— Julia . . Johanna.

— Winifred . . Unity, Una, Uny.

An application was recently made to me for the correction of the age of an " Aidan Dillon " in a death entry. On investigation it transpired that his birth, which occurred in Camolin District (Gorey Union), was registered under the name " Moses Dillon."

Not only are the names " Gobinet " and " Abigail " used inter- changeably, but their contractions, " Gubbie " and " Abbie " or " Abby," are similarly used.

In the certificate of a marriage in Darrynane District (Caher- civeen Union), the bride's name was given as " Gubbie " in the body of the record, while her signature appeared as " Abbie." The Registrar reported — " I find that ' Gubbie ' is really a con- traction of ' Gobinet,' and 'Abbie ' a name in itself ; but the custom among the people here appears to be to use the names ' Gubbie,' ' Abbie,' and ' Webbie' as if they were diflferent forms of the same name." In Emlagh District, in the same Union, the forms " Gubby " and " Deborah " or " Debbie " have been found to be used interchangeably.

The Superintendent Registrar of Castlecomer Union reports — " the people of the County Kilkenny and some other places con- sider the names 'Johanna,' ' Judith,' and ' Julia ' to be the same."

Irish Equivalents for English Names. Several such cases have been found. The following may be mentioned ; —

English Names. Anglicised Irish Forms.

Males— Bernard . . Bryan.

Daniel . . Dhonal.

' — Edmond . . Aimon, Eamon, Mon.

Jeremiah . . Darby, Dermot, Diarmid, Dif^r-

mud.

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English Names.

Males — John

Moses

— James

— Timothy

— Michael

— Patrick

— Cornelius Philip

William

Dudley

Fi'ancis

Denis

Anglicised Irish Forms.

Shane.

Magsheesh, Mogue.

Shemus, Shamus.

Teigue, Thiag, Thigue, Theigue.

Meehal, Meehall.

Paudrick, Phadrig.

Nahor.

Phelim.

Laymeen, Learn.

Dualtagh.

Phi'inchas.

Dinofifha.

Females — Susan ]

Johanna] '

Bridget ,

Mary

Maud

Mabel

Celia, Cecily or

Cicely

Sophia

Julia

Shovaun.

Brideen, Breeda.

Maura, Maureen, Moira, Moya.

Meav.

Nabla.

Sheela, Sheelah.

Sawa. Sheela.

The Registrar of Stewartstown District, Cookstown Union, reports: — " Darby Martin lived in Brookend and his son is called Jeremiah Martin, after his father."

The name "Mago" has been observed in Kiltegan District (Baltinglass Union), in Kilrush District, and in Annascaul and Dingle Districts, in Dingle Union. To a query addressed to the Registrar of the last-named district, regarding the oi'igin of the name, the following reply was received : — " From all the infor- mation I could obtain it appears that ' Manus ' is the Irish anglicised into ' Mago,' or, in some f-i rallies, ' Mane.' When the father's name is ' Mago,' and a child is called after him, the latter is generally called ' Mane,' to distinguish him from the former. The name is very general in two families in this Barony."

Cases of Incorrect Spelling. The under-mentioned, amongst others, have been met with ; —

Males— Philip .

* Sylvester

Females — Alicia

Cecily

■ Charlotte

Elinor

Esther

Harriett

Kate

• Mairdaleue

Filip.

(Sylvester.

Alisha, Elisha.

Sicely.

Sharlot, Sharlotte

Elnar.

Osther, Easter.

Hargot, Hargate.

Cate.

Mao-dillon.

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Peculiar names found in the Indexes.

It only remains in conclusion to refer to some peculiar names, many of them the names of local patron saints, which are liable to be mis-spelt, or otherwise metamorphosed, so as to be thrown out of their proper place in the Indexes. Thus, the name " Ailbe," the patron saint of Emly diocese, has been found in the forms, "Elli," and "Elly," as well as in its proper form " Ailbe."

Two cases recently came uuder notice in Kilrush Union where the Christian name " Sinon " was given to males. This name is taken from the name of a local faint — St. Senan — and has been met with also in the forms "Senan " and " Synan."

The name " Gtourney " for a female was entered in the Register Book of Deaths for Ardrahan District, in Gort Union, County Galway. In reply to a quer}^, tlie Registrar stated — " This is the only Christian name I could obtain for this woman after a con- siderable amount of trouble. It is pronounced ' Gurney,' but I believe it is sj^elt with an 'o.' It is a very uncommon name, but on inquiry I found that St. Gourney is considered the patron saint of a localit}^ not far from here." This name has been reported from Kinvarra District (Gort Union), as " Gui'ney."

The names " Gillan," " Geelan," and " Keelan," have been re- ported by the Superintendent Registrar at Mohill, as forms of the name " Kilian," from St. Kilian.

The various forms " Cairn," " Cairan," " Kiaran," " Keiran," " Kieran," and " Kyran," which occur in many parts of Ireland, and are derived from the names of local saints, are very liable to cause confusion in searching. They are sometimes found under the letter " C " and sometimes under the letter " K." Several Registrars report their use under both initial letters in the same locality.

Two entries of birth came under observation in which the name of the child in one and the name of the father in the other were given as " Maur." It was supposed tliat this was an error in copying for " Maurice," and the Registrar was asked for an explanation. In reply he stated—" Maur, for all I can find out, may be an abbreviation of ' Maurice,' but in this town (Rush), they are looked upon as entirely distinct. Rush, being a fishing village, it was dedicated to St. Maur, who is the patron saint of the place." The Registrar adds that St Maur is the original of the name ' Seymour,' and it might readil}^ a?sume that form as a Christian name.

A Registrar reports — " Some years ago a man gave me ' Eden' (pronouncing ' E ' like the long English ' A ') as the name of his daughter. I told him I knew no such name. He rather indig- nantly asked me did I never hear of the Garden of Eden, and said he called her after that." In this case had the Registrar entered the name as pronounced by the informant it would have appeared in the Index as ' Adan ' or ' Aidan,' a well-known male name, and thus, probably, altogetlier escaped observation.

Other peculiar names have been found, such as " Kado," '' Gamuel," •' Dill " (in various districts in County Donegal), and "Elan," for males; also " Coosey," ^md "Afric" (in various parts

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of Donegal), for females. As, however, such names, if correctly written, do not affect searches, it is unnecessary to refer further to them.

Memorandum Explanatory of Alphabetical List. It now remains to add a short explanation of the structure of the Alphabetical List.

It has been compiled from (a) office notes made from time to time for many years past of cases actually coming under obser- vation in the examination of the Records and pre))aration of the Indexes ; (6) from special reports received from the Superintendent Registrars and Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, and the District Registrars of Marriages, under the 7 and 8 Vic.,_ cap. 81 ; and (c) from the results of a special examination of the printed Indexes in the General Register Office.

The list does not profess to be a complete list of surnames, but only a list of those surnames of which varieties have been met with or reported by local officers to be used in their localities,

The principal names are printed in capitals and numbered throughout consecutively. It is not to be understood that these are the original forms of the names, but the forms which appear to be now most commonly in use.

The names following each of the principal names are the varie- ties and synonymes of same stated to exist. Where printed in italics they have been reported to be Irish forms (or equivalents) of English names, or vice versa. Where a variety is placed in brackets, thus " fCromie]," it will be found also as a principal name, and where given thus : —

" Archbold or " Snowden (Snedden) " (Aspell)," the second name has been reported as a variety of the form of the name immediately preceding it.

It is not intended to convey that the names appearing under the principal names are in all cases forms of the same name, but only that they have been found to have been used interchangeably in the examination of the registration records, or that they have been reported to be so used by local officers.

Neither is it to be inferred that the use of a particular synonyme is general throughout the country. In many cases it is only local. On the other hand, in some cases, the same peculia- rities have been observed in many different parts of the country.

Frequently the same name appears as a variety under different principal names. Thus " Cahan " is used as an alias for " Kane," and also fur " Keohane."

In many instances numbers have been added after the name to denote the districts from which the variety has been reported. The key to these reference numbers is printed after the list. In cases not so marked, the variety has been met with in the exami- nation of the records in this office.

With the view of curtailing the size of the list, the following will generally be found under one form only: — 1. Names ending in ie, y, or ey, as Dempsie . Dempsy . Dempsey. 2. Names ■ terminating with double consonants, as FaiTell . Farre l.

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SURNAMES WITH THEIR VARIETIES

AND SYNONYMES.

	Surnames,		Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames,
No.	•with Varieties	No.	•with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	•with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
1	ABERCROMBIE.	16 AISKEW.	32 Arbuthnot.	49	Ayl-^yard.
	Crombie.		Askew.		Burthnot.		Ailward.
2	[Cromie]. ABERNETHY.	17	Aysoue. Alderdice.	83	Button. 86. Arc HD ALE.		Alyward. Ellard. 526.
	Abernathy.		Alderdise.		Esdale. 254.		Elward.
	Aberneathy. Benathy. 89.		Aldridge. 249.	34	ARCHDEACON.	50	Aynscough.
		Allardice.		\_Codin. 100.		Ainscough. Anscough. Ayscough.
3 4	Habernathy. Habernethy. ABRAHAM. Abram. ACHESON. Achison. Aitehison. Atcheson.	18	Allerdice. 249 Elderdice. ALEXANDER. Elchinder. 59. Elshander. 55. Elshinder. 347. Elshner. 48(6). Esnor. 112. Kalshander. 9, 210. Macalshender. 112. MacAlshinder. 44, 338. McCalshender.. 58. MeOalshinder.	35	ARCHIBALD. Archabald. Archabold. Arehbald. Archbold. (Aspell). 435. Archibold.
	Atchieson. Atchison. [Atkinson]. 17, 293, 523.			[Aspel]. 436. Aspill. 72,364. Esbal. 428. Esbald. 234,254.	51	BACKA?. Bachus. Backhouse. Backis. Bagnall. Bagenall. Bagnell. Beglan. 274. Begnall.
5	ACHMUTY. Ahmuty. Amooty. 215. Auchmuty. Aughmuty. ACRES. Akers. ADAMS. Adam. [Adamson].		36	Esball. 254. Esbel. 19,343. Esbil. 177. Esble. 59. ARDILL.	52
6		75, 494.		Axdell.		(Begney). 495.
7		[McCausland].		Ardhill.		Begnell.
	112. M'Clatty. 478. M'Elshender.	87	Armitage. Armytage.	53	Bignel. Bagot. Baggett.
	Aidy. 310. [Eadie]. 210.		204.	38	ARMSTRONG.		Baggot.
		McElshunder. 60.		iLavenj-]. 197, 347.	54	BAIN
8	ADAMSON.		McKelshenter.		Trim - Lavenj.		Baines.
	[Adams]. Edimson. 76.		489.		197.		Bayne.
	19	Algie.		Trinlavcry. 6,257,	55	Baird.
9	Addy.		Algeo.		347.		Beard.
	Addi. Eaddy. Eady. Edy. Edye. ADRIAN.	20	Allen.		Triin-Laverij. 6.		Beird.
		Allan.	39	ASKIN.	56	Baldwin.
		Alleyne.		Asken.		Baldin. 488.
		AUin.		Askins.		Baldoon. 26?.
		[Hallinan]. 510.		Erskin. 55,222.	57	Ballantine.
10	21	Allison.		Haskins.		Ballantyne.
	Alison.	40	Aspel.		Ballentine.
	Adrien.		Alleson.		Archbold. 73.436.		Ballintine.
	Drain. 460.		Allisson.		[Archibald].		Ballyntyne.
11	A.GAR.		[ElhsonJ. 374, 429.	41	ATKINS.	58	Banfield.
	Aigar.	22	Alton.		Aitkins.		Banfell. 131.
1?	[Eagar]. 303.		Altimes. 287.		[Atkinson].	59	Bannatyne.
VGLISH. Church.	23	Anborough.	42	Atkinson.		Banatyne.
		Anboro.		[Acheson]. 17.		Bannytine.
13	Vgnew.	24	Anderson.		293. 523.	60	Baxxon.
	Aignew. Egnew.		Andrewson.		[Atkins].		Banan.
	25	Anglesea.	43	ATTE RIDGE.		Banin.
14	LHEARNE. Aheran. Aherin. Aherne. Aheron. [Hearn]. Hearon. Heron. 77. [Herron]. 77. VI KEN. Aieken. Aikin. Aikins. Aitckin. Aitken. Aitkin. Aken. Eaken. Eakin. 159, 374. Eakins. 91. Ekin. 3^0. Eykin.		Anglesey.		Atherage.		Bannan.
	26	Anketell.		Atheridge.		Bannen.
		Ancketell.		Attridge.		Bannin.
		Aneketill.	44	AUCHINLECK.		Banon.
		Ankethill.		Achinlec.	61	Barklie.
	27	Ankland.		Aehinleck.		Barclay.
		Ankle. 199.		Aghinlee.		Barclev.
	28	Annesley.		Aghinleck.		Barkley. 426
15		Ainsley.		Auchinlec.		Bartley.
	Annsley. Ansla. 73.	45	Aul. Auwll. 93.	62	[Berkely]. BA'iLOW.
		Ansley.	46	AUNG] BR.		Barley. 619.
	29	ANiHONY.		Danger. 121.	63	BARNES.
	30	Antony. Appleby.	47	AU.STIN. Astin. 8.		Bardon. 183. Bearnas.
		Appelbe.		Aston. 18.		Berrane. 138.
		Appelbey.		Austen.		[Byron]. 138.
		Applebee.		Auston.	64	Barrett.
	31	Arbuckle.	48	Aylmer.		Barnett. 488.
		[Buckle]. Buckles. 257.		D'Aylmer. Elmer.		Barratt. Bartnett. 488.

33

	Svirnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,
0.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
65	Barry.	1 89 Bermingham.	108	Blake.	132	BORTHISTLE.
	Barrie.		Birmingham.		Blwatih. 40.		Berthistle.
66	BARTFiOLOMBW. Barklimore. 86.		Birminghan. Bremigam. 45. Brimage. 424.		Blakes. 254. Bleach. 469. Blouk. 136.		Birthistle. Birtwistle. Burthistle.
67	Bartnett.		Brimagum. 386.		Dlowkk. 136.	133	BOTHWELL.
	Barnidge. 488.		Brimmagem. 72,	109	Blaeely.		Bodel. 238.
68	Bates. Baith. 72.		378. Brimmajen. 511.		Blackely. Blackley.		Bodell 450. [Bodle]. 238, 247.
		Brimmigan. 511.		Bleakley.		[Bowden]. 2i0.
69	Batterberry.		Brmiiagem.		Bleckley.	134	BOUCHIER.
	Batter. 431.		Brumigem. 401.		Bleeks. 478.		Boucher.
70	Baxter. Bagster.		Brumiger. 40.		Blekley.		Bourchier.
	Brummagem. 72.	110	Blakeney.	135	BOVENIZOR.
		Brummagen. 473.		Blakney.		Bovenizer.
71	Bayly.		Caorish. 393.		Bleakney.		Bovinizer.
	Bailey.		Corish. 28,393.		Bleak. 131.		Neazer.
	Bailie.		Eorisli. 104.	111	Blanc.		Neazor.
	Baillie.		MacFcoish. 189.		Blong. 435.	136	BOWDEN.
	Baily.		Maaorisk. 137.	112	Blanchfield.		Boden.
72	Be ATT Y		M'Gorish. 319.		Blanch. 468.		[Bothwell]. 210.
Beatagh. 329. Beattie. 494. Beaty. [Betty]. 238.346. M-Caffery. 460. iMcCaffnj^. 247.	90	Mr.GurUk. 127(h). Bernard.	113	Blayney. Blainey.	137	BOWEN. Bohan.
		Barnane. 227. Barnard.		Blaney. Bleaney.		Bohane. 37,397., Bohanna. 397.
	91 92	Berry. Bera. 154. Berryiiax.	114	Bleney. Blennerhasset. Hassett. 318, 382.	138	Boughan. BOWLES. Boal. 91.
73	Be AUG H AMP.		Bergman. 410.	115	Blessing.		Boale.
	Beeoham. 162.	93	Bertram.		Miilmnertij. 35,		Boales.
74	Becher. Beecher. 488.		Bartrem.		380, 464.		Bole. 91.
94	Betty.	116	Bloxham.		Boles.
		[Beatty]. 238,316.		Bloxsom.		Bouls,
75	Beck.		Bettie.	117	Blythe.		Bowie.
	Bex.		[M'Cafn/l 238.		Bligh.		Bowls.
76	Beckett.	95	Bewick.		Bly	139	Bowman.
	Bickett.		Beewiek.		Blvth.		Beaumont. 7.
77	Bedloe.	96	Bickerstaff.	118	BOAKE.	140	Boxwell.
	Bedlow.		Bicker. 429.		Boakes.		Boxhill.
78	BBGCtS.		- Bickers. 429.	119	Boardman.	141	BOYCE.
	Baggs.		Bickerstay. 197.		Boordman.		Boice.
	Begg.		Bigger. 429.		Bordman.		Boyes.
	Biggs.		Biggerstatf. 195.		Borman.		Boyse.
	Bueg. 227.		Biggerstaffe.	120	BOAZ.		Buie. 341.
79	BEC4LEY.		[M'Givern]. 429.		Boas.		Bwec. 341,459.
	Bagley.	97	Bingham.	121	BODKIN.	142	Boylan.
	Bigly.		Bigam.		Zorkin. 40.		Boreland. 19,
	[Morrison]. 238,		Biggam.	122	BODLE.		Boyl. 471.
	247.		Bigham.		Boddle.		[Boyle]. 471. Bullion. 19.
80	BEHAN.		Bvngham.		Bodel.
	Beaghan.	98	Birch.		Bodill.	143	Boyle.
	Beahan.		Burch.		[Both well]. 238,		Bog 107.
	Bean.		Burdge.		247.		Boal. 83.
	Bearkin. 183.	99	BIRD.	123	BOGUE.		Eoil. 225.
	Behane. 47,61.		[Hiani/I. 40.		Boag.		Bole. 69.
81	Belcher.		Haiehan. 119,209.		Bogues.		[Boylan]. 471.
	Belsher.		Hcnckan. 506	124	BOIllLL.		OBoyle.
82 Bellew.		IMcEncainA. 319.		Boyes. 175.	144	BOYNE.
1 Bailev. 248.	100	BlRKMY!,E.	125	BOLAND.		Bonny. 197,
83 jBellixgham.	Birkey. 494.		Bolan. 451 {h).	145 ;Bradley.
	Billigam. 69.	101 BiRNEY.		Bowland.		Bradly. O'Brallayhan.
84	Bennett.	Berney.		Bullion. 482.
	Bissett. 364.	Byrney.	126	BOLGER.		254.
	Dimmett. 325.	102 IBIRRANE.		Boulger.	146	Bradshaw^
85	Benkon.		Byrane.		Bulger. 263.		Bratty. 372.
	Benison.		[Byrne]. 266.	127	Bolton.	147	Brady.
	Bennison.		[Byron]. 266.		Balton. 390.		Briody. 154.
86	Bergin.	103	Bishop.	128	BONAR.		[M'Brearty]. 259,
	Bergan. 68.		Asnia.		Boner.		260.
	Bergen.		A.V01.		Bonnar.	148	Brandon.
	Berrigan. 384.		Bisshop.		Bonner.		Brendon.
	Burgoyne. 473.		Easphuj,		Crampsey. 271.	149	Brannick.
87	Berkely.	104	Black.		[Crampsie]. 479,		iWaWtl. 506.
88	[Barklie]. Berkly. BEIiKEHRY. Bearkery.	105	Blackham. 409. iDuff]. Blackadder. Blackender. 86.	12D	482, &e. Crampsy. 369. BONES. Boness.	150	Brannigan. Branaean- Brangan. 72^ 137. Branigan. Brankin. 197.
	Beraehry.	106 Blackburne.		Bownes. 229.
	Barkery.	Blackbourne.	130	BORLAND.		Brennigan. 174.
	Berkry.	107	Blacquiere.		Boreland.
	Beroery.		Blacquire.		Burland.	151	Brazil.
	Biracrea,		Blacre.	131	BORRISKILL.		Brassil. 47.
	Biracree.		De Blacquiere.		Bariskill.		Brazel.

34

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

152

155

157

267.

161

BREDIN. Braidon. Breadin. Breadon. Bredon. Breydon. BPEEN. Brien. 520. Briene. 116. Brehony. Brehany. Breheny. yudgel. 105,339. 464 ((t), &c. BPENNAX. Branan. Braniff. 268. Brannan. 121,43^ Brannen. Brannie. Brannon. 3S6. Branon. Breanon. Brenan. Brennen. Brennon. Brenon. Brinane. 227. Bkereton. Brearton. Brerton. Bruton. 121,420 Beeslin. Bresland. Breslane. Breslann. Breslawn Brice. 206. Brislan. Brislane. Brislaun. Brislin. Broslin, Byrce. Brett.

Britt. 393 Briery. Bryry. Brindley. Brendley. Britton. Bretton. Britain. Briton. Brittain. Brittan. BROADHURST

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

Brosnahan. Bresnahan.

12. 375. 16. 243.

259, 26

169 170

171

172

174

175 176

422.

165

167

78.

10}.

109. 382.

Brothers

Broderick

Brauders.

117. Brodders. Broder. 2 Broderio. Brodrick. Brooder. 117. Broothers. 316 Browder. 65. Bruder. 131, 319 Brudher. 378,

BRODY.

Brodie. 509. Bronte.

Brontie.

Brunty. Brooke.

Brookes.

Brookins.

Brooks. Brophy.

Brofie.

179

180

Bresnehan. Bresnihan. Brosnahen. Brosnahin. Brosnan. 8, 375, Brosnihan. Brusnahan. Brusnehan. Brusnihan. Broughat.t.

Broughill. 435. Brougham.

Broham.

Broom.

Brugham. Brown.

Broune.

Browne. Brownlee.

Brawnlee.

[Brownlow]. 154,

Burley. 238. Brownlow.

Brimley. 428.

[Brownlee]. 154

BRUCE.

Brewster. 421. Browster. 41. Bruen. Bruin. Bryan. Brian. Brien. 393. Briens. Brine. Brines. Brion. Bryans. Bryen. Bryne. Brynes. Brvney. [MeBrien]. [O'Brien]. 393. BR Y SON. Briceson. [Morrison]. 27 Buchanan. Boekocan. Bohanan. Bohanna. Bohannon.

233. Bohunnan, Buchanen. Buchannan. Buehannon. Mawhannon. 55. [Mawhinnev].

204. MeWhannon.

429. Mewhanan. 347 Itlowhannan. 410 Buckle. [Arbucklo]. Bookie. Boughal. Buckles. [Buckley]. Buckley. Boucrhla. Buckely. [Buckle]. Buhilly. Bulkeley Bulkely.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

BUICK. Buck. 4'

BULLEN.

Boleyn. Bullens.

206

184 BULLER.

Bulla. 358.

185 BULLMAN.

Baulman. 3/b.

187

190

191

Bunting. Bunton.

BT'NYAN.

Banane. 142. Binane. 142. BURBIDGE. Barbage. Borbidge. Borbridge. Burbage.

BURCHELL.

Birchill. Bourehill. Burchill. Burtchaell. Burtohell. Burgess. Burges. Burgiss.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

401. 318.

432.

193 BURKITT.

Birkett. Birkitt. Burkett.

181

249.

420. . 373.

Buckmaster. Master.

194 195

198

200

201

202 203 204 205

Burleigh.

Burley. Burnell.

Birnell.

Bornell.

Byrnell. BURNISTON.

. 503.

207

Burns.

[Byrne]. 358. Byrnes. 358. O'Byrne. 206.

BURRIDGE.

Berridge.

Burage.

Burge.

Burrage. BURROUGHS.

Borris.

Borroughs.

Borrowes.

Burriss.

Burrowes.

Burrows.

;uRT. Birt. Byrt. Bt'RTOn. Berton.

BUSSELL.

Bushell. 350. Butler.

Buttler. 422. Bybrs.

Byars.

212

213

Byrne. Beirne. 454 (h)- Beirnes. Berne.

Berrane. 386. Berigin. 396. Beryin. 396. Biern. 35. Bierne. 456. Birne. Birnes.

[Birrane". 266. Bourn. Bourne. Burn. 56. Burnes. [Burns]. 368. Byrnes. 358. Byrns. [Byron]. 155, 259,

266. McBrin. 461. MeBrinn. 289,

381. Mvicbrin. 71. O'Beirne. 410. O'Byrne. J

Byron. i

[Barnes]. 138. \ Berrane. 138. * [Birrane.] 266. Byran. Byrane. Byrrane. [Byrne]. 156,259 266. BYWATER. Sruffauii. 120.

CADDELL.

Caddie.

Cadell.

Kadell.

Keddle. CADDOW.

Caddoo.

Cadoo.

Kaddow.

[M^cCaddo]. Cadogan.

Cadigan. CAFFRE ¥.

Caffary.

Caflery.

Caffray.

[Caultield].

Kaftrey.

M'Caffrey.

CAHALAN.

Cahalin.

Cahallane.

Cahelan.

Cahelin.

Cahillane.

3oC

214	Oahane.
	Cohane.
	Keohane.
	O'Cahan.
215	Cahberin. ;
	Keheerin.
216	CAHIR.
	Kehir. 189.
217	Cairns.
	Cairn.
	Cairnes.
	[Kearns]. 300.
	Keirans.
218	CALDERWOOD.
	Catherwood. 2

_«— l.:Si « _l_'-yt^

Surnames, No. -with Varieties and Synonymes.

219 Caldwell. Calwell. 58. Cauldwell. Cawldwell. Colavin. 154. Coldwell. Collwell. Colovin. 154. Colwell. 58, 92

&c. Conwell. 58. Cullivan. 49. Horish. 48 (b). Kilwell. 279. Callaghan. Calaghan. Calahan. Callaghen. Gallagher. 279. Callaghin. Callahan. CaUaughan. Calleghan. Callehan. Calligan. Callighan. Kelaghan. 37 Kellaghan. a; [EeUy]. 19. [O'CaUaghan], 390.

Callagt. Kellegy. Callan

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

Surnames, No. with Varieties and Synonymes.

361,

225

fallen.

Callin.

Caulin. 178 (a).

Cawlin. 495.

[Colquhoun], I 399. ICallanan.

Calinan.

Callaghanan. 373

[Callan]. 360.

Callanane.

CaUinan.

Calinan.

Calnan. Camac. Camack. Cammaek. Camlin. Camb'lin. Camelin. Cammelin. Campbell. Cambell. Camble. Camill. Camp. 185. Campble. Campell. Camphill. Cample. Kemp. 185. McCallioii. 113

271, 321. McCallnon. 97

{¥'i^^^^^^'^- 216. McCawel. in McCowell. 163,

■^'Gnillnn. 319 Canavan. Cannavan. Guinevan. 48S. Kanavaghan.

[Kernaghan].

Kinavan. 36.

IWhUi'head],

233

234

237

358.

47.

65.

Canning. Caning. [Cannon] 432, 465. Canon.

[Cunnane]. 3iil I Kenning. 197. ICannon. Canaan. 72. Cannan. [Canning]. 3fil,

432, 465. [Cunnane]. 54

272, etc. Gannon. 174. Kennon. 38S. „ , [Kinnane]. 72.

230 JCANTILLON.

Cantlin. Cantlon. Cantly.

Kentley. Canty.

County. Capel. Caples. [Keppel] Kepple. Capplls. I Capples. 236 ICappock. ' Cappack. Cappuek. Kappock. Keappock. Caraway.

Carvey.

Carbeery.

Carbery.

Carbry.

Cardwell.

Cardell. I Cardie. 210.

239 ciSir^^- ''''■

Carew. 249, 326 Sec.

Geary. 286. I [Curran]. 520. I LCurrane]. 520 , Karey.

Keary. 167,517.

Keern. 58. , Keery. 63.

240 Carleto'x.

Carlatou. Carlton.

241 Carlisle.

Carlev. 86 I Carlile. Carlyle.

242 iCarmody. ' Kermode

244

245

243 .Carnduff. Carrinduir. Carnegie. Caruagie. Carneagy.

Carolan.

Carlan. 432.

Garland. 64, 141

Carliu. 63,64,89 141, 279.

Carlon.

Carolin.

Carollan.

Garrolan.

Carrolin. i Kerlin. j Kirland-

247

249

250

Carr. Carre. Karr. 175. Ker. 175. [Kerr]. 19, 213 Kerranc. 258. Kinrine. 5. McElhar. 206. Mcllhair. 45y. Wilhair. 459. Garragher. Caragher. Garaher. 414. Garraher. 414. o>,o L^erragher. 248 ICarrick.

[Craig]. 482. [Bock]. Carrigy. Garrigee. Kerragy. Carroll. [Cardwell]. 210 GaroU. Garrolly. [M'Carroll]. I O'Carroll. 251 Carrutherr. ' Carothers. Carrithers. Carrothers. Caruthers. Gorathers. 181. Grothers. 213. Carton. Cartan. Garten. Cartin. [Gartv]. 4. Carty." Garthy. 183. [Carton]. 4. Gharthy. M-Arthy. : [M'Oarthv]. 448 OK/1 'n ^° Carthy]. 525 254 1 Casey. Caioey.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

263

264

265

252

253

I Keacy.

255 jCASHEN.

! Casheen. I Gashin. I Gashion.

Cashon.

Cassian.

Gassin. 420, 496

Keshin.

256 (Cass. Coss. 149.

257 'Gassells. Cassell. Gassle. Cassles.

I Oastle. I Castles. I Cushlane.

258 Cassidy.

I Casaday. Gasidy. CasJey. 410.

270

271

272

I Gassiday.

I Gassidi.

, Kessidy. 72.

259 CATHCART.

Kineairr. 374. I Kineart. 432.

260 Catterson.

Caterson.

i Keaterson.

Eeterson.

261 Caulfield.

[Caflfrey]. 350. [Gavanagh]. 461. Cawfleld. Colfleld. M'Gavanagh. 461.

„ IM'Kcown]. 289.

262 Gavanagh.

I [Gaulfleld]. 461 [Kavanagh]. 14 I 516.

M'Gavanagh. Gawley. Cowely. Cowley. 231. [Macaulay]. 3OO Chad WICK. Ghaddiek. Ghiddick. Sedgwick. 410. CHAIIBEK.S. , Chalmers. 254.

266 Chaytor. Gheator.

267 Chesney. Ghesnaye.

Chestnutt. Chesnutt. Ghessnut. Chisholm. Chisham. Ghishem. Chism. 418. Chisom. 86. Chissell. Choiseuil. Choiseul— Chisel. 249. CHOilONDELEY. Chamley. Chomley. Chumley. Christie. Christv. (Christian). Chrysty. Grist y. 273 Cinnamon. Ginamon. Cinamond. Cinnamond. Sinemon. Sinnamon. Clancy. Glanehy. Glancy. 615. 275 iGlarke. 1 Glairke. Clark. 494. Clarkins. 380. I [Cleary]. 238, 506, Ac. Gierke.

Glerkin. 40,82, ! 515, &c. Collery. 485.

276 Classon. I Classan.

Claussen.

Glausson.

' Glawson.

277 Cleary. I Clarey.

[Clarke]. 506, Ac. Gleery. I Clery. 317.

278 Cleaver.

Cleever.

279 Cleeland. • [Gleland]. ) Creeland. 3

d2

348.

274

238.

36

	Surnames,		Snrnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No.	■with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
280	Cleland.	296	Cody.	307 ,C0LV1LLE.	318	CONNIFP.
	[Cleeland].		lArclideaco7i'\. IOC		Colvan.		Conneff.
	Clelland.		Coady. 263.		Colvil.		[Connor], 447.
	Clellond.		[Cuddihy].		Colvin.		Cunilf.
281	Clements.		[Cuddy].	308	COMERFORD.		Cunniffe.
	Clemens.	297	Coffey.		Comerton. 526.		Quinniff.
	Clement.		Coffee.		Comford. 120.
	Climents.	298	Cog AN.		Comfort. 135.	319	CONNOLLY.
	Climons.		Coogan. Cooken. [Goggin]. 397.		[Comiskey]. 153		Conally.
	Clymens. Clymonds.			154. Commaskey. 246		Coneely. Conelly. ^63.
	M'Clamon 254		Keogan. 20.		Commefort. 72.		[Conlan]. 185
	M'Clement. 254.	299	Coqhlan.		Cummerford.		410, &c. '
	M'Clements.		Coaghlan.	309	Comiskey.		Conley.
	M'Clymonds.		Coghlen.		Comaskey.		Conlon. 223,410.
282	M'Lamond. 19. Clendenning.		Coghlin. 61. Cohalane. Cohulanc. 397.		[Comerford]. 153, 154. Comesky.		Conly. 14, 112. Connally. Oonnaly. Conneally. 307. Connealy. 463. Conneelly. 463. Conneely. 253,
	Clandinning. Clendenan. Ciendennin. Clendining. Clendinning.		Colcloughan. 155. Colin. 498. Collom. 65. Coughlan. 61,		Commaskey. Commerford. 246. Cumaskey, Cumesky.
	Clindenning.		375.		Cumisk.		[Connell]. [Connellan]. Connelly. 463.
	Clindinnen. Glendinning.		Coughlen. Coughlin. 61.		Cumisky. Cummiskey.
283	Clibborn.	300	Cohen.	310	COMMANE.		Connely.
	Clayborne.		Coan.		Commons. 39.		Connoly.
	Clayburn.		Coen.		Cummane.		Conole.
	Clebburn.		[Cowan]. 71.		[Cummins]. 45.		Conolly.
	Cleburne.		Koen.		[Hurleii^. 189,		Conoly.
284	Clifford.	301	Cole. Coall.	311	237, &c. Commons.		Cunneely. Kenelly. 119. Mclneely. 119. Size. 436.
285	Cluvane. 8, 377. Clinch.		Coles. Culle. 318.		Coman. Commane. S9,
	Clinehey. Clyneh.	302	M'Cole. 259. Coleman.		609. Commins.	32*0	Connor.
286	Clooney.		Clovan. 101.		Common.		Coner.
	Clonev.		Cloven. 468.		Cowman. 408.		Conier.
	Clowney. 155.		Colman. 72.		Cummane. 179.		Conner.
	Clowny. 155, 429.	303	Colgan.		[Cumming]. iOJ.		[Connitf]. 447.
	Clune. 109.		Coligan. 454 {h).		Cummings.		[Connors]. 100,
	Cluney. McLoonie. 429.		CoUagan. Colligan.'		[Cummins]. 3, 125 &o.		183. Conors.
287	Olotworthy.		Culgan. '	312	Conaty.		Conyer.
	Clitterdy. 603.		Culgin.		Conaghty. Conotty.		Conyers. 456.
288	Clugston.		Culligan. 308			Cunnyer. 240.
289	Cluxton. Cluskey.		318. McColgan. 271.	313	McConaghy. 211. Condon.		McCoUar. 343. M-Coiticr. 53.
	Clusker.		Quiligan. 318.		Condron. 420.		McNogei: i9.
	[Cosgrave]. 364. [MeCluskey].		Quilligan. 107.		Coonoon. 488.		21cNuijhc'r. 60.
	304	Collins.	314	CONLAN.		MciVuhor. 343.
290	Clydesdale.		Colins.		Colnan 103		Menu, her. 367.
	Clidesdale.		[Culhane].		Conla. 429.		Minueliur. CO.
	Clisdale.		CuUane.		Con) and. 321.		Mnwqher. 53.
291	Clysdale. Clynes. •		[Cullen]. 433, 489.		Conhn. 372. Conlon.		Minoher. 53. Kcrugher. 113.
292	Clyns. 38. Coakley.		Cullian. 447. Callina. 38.		[Connellan]. 220. 248,282.		Nocher. 175. Nocker. 17.
	Coakeley.		Mrrallau. 238,		[Connolly]. 185,		Nogltar. 69.
	Cokeley.		OCullane. 189.		410, ^.Vc.		Nogher. 71, 137.
	Colclough.		Quillaii. 414.	315	Connaughton,		■Nohtr. 71.
	(Cokely). 15. KehellV. 397. Kehilly. 227.	305	COLQUHOUN. Cahoon. 91. ( 'ahoun. Calhoun. LCallan]. 399.		Connaghton. C onnerton. 255. Connorton 3 255		O'Conner. [O'Connor]. 100. O'Conor.
293	Keily. 397. Cochrane. Caughran.		316	CONNELL. Bailv. 116. Conall	321	JONNORS. [Connor]. ICO, 1^3. [O'Connor]. 2,
	Cockrane. Coghran. [Corcoran]. 72, 410. OOCKBURNB. Cobourn. 450. Cobram. 450. , Coburn. 175, 472. Cookbourne.		Choun. 240. Cohoon.		[Connellan]. 102, 409. Connelly. 356. [Connolly]. [McConnell]. [O'Connell]. JONJSELLAN. [Conlan]. 220, 248, 282.
294		Cohoun. 399. Colhoon. 399. Golhoun. 141,417. Culhoun. 244. [Cullen]. 244. Colquohoun. 91. Kahoon.	317	322 323	189, i.c. 30NRAN. Condron. 63. f :)ONROY. Conary. Conrahy. 68, 457. Conree, ■
	Colborne.	306 (	:OLlIMB.		Conley.
	Colbourne. Colburne.		CoUum. Collumb.		Conlin. Conlon. 248.		[Conry]. 454 (&> Cory. 48(6). Cii/rree. 419.
295	DODD.		Colomb.		[Connell]. 102.409.
	Coade. Code. 109.	,	Colum. [McCollum].		Connol\an. [Connolly]. J		[King]! 40. 342. Mulconry. 189. i

37

326

327

Surnames. with Varieties and SynoQymes.

COXRY. Connerv. 431 [Conroy]. 45i(b). Mulconry. Ib9.

Conway.

Canaway. Coiimee. 209. Conuoway. Conoo. 249. Cunnoo. 249. Gonoude. 219. BleConamy. 181, McConaway. MeConomy. 159,

418. McCon-way. 271. Cooke. Cook. M'Cook. 254.

COOLAHAX.

Coulehau. Coulihan. Cuolohan. 420.

COOX'EY.

Coonahan. Coonan. Coonihan. 224. Coumey. 224. Counihan. 47. Cooper. [Cowper].

COPELAND.

Copelton. 414. Copland. Copleton. 55, 89,

Surnames, with Varieties arid Synonymes.

340

331 COPPERTHWAITE.

Cowperthwaite.

332 .COPPLESTOXE.

Copleton.

333 CORBETT. Comh.i. 415. Corban. 469. Cor bin. 47 J. Corbitt. Corihee/i. 174. Lovett. 352. OCurrobeen. 40.

334

335

Corcoran. [Cochrane]. 72,

410. Corcorin. Corken. 257. Corkeran. Corkerry. 61. Corkoran. Corkran.

CORMACK. Cormick. Cormoean. [M'Cormack]. 3.

CORNEEN.

Curneen. .'iTO. Curnin. 370.

CORRIDON.

Cordan. 47.

CORRIGAX.

Carrigan. 82. Coiirigan. 3. Currigan. 29, [Kerrigan]. 361.

CORRY.

Corey. 318. [Ciirry]. 72,494. O'Curry. 189.

342

344

347

CO.SGRAVE

Clusker. 72.364 [Cluskey]. 364. Cosoor. 183. Cosgreave. Cosgreve. Cosgriff. Cosgrive. Cosgroove. Cosgrove. (Cusco). 33. (Cuskery). 372. Uosker. 412. Coskeran. Coskerry. ill. Coskery. Cossgrove. Crosgrave. Cusker. 274. Cuskor. 104. [M'Cusker]. 429, M'Cuskern. 429

COSTELLO.

Costellow.

Costelo.

Costillo.

Costily. 316.

Costley. 197,381 &c.

Costolloe.

Costoloe. 309.

Cushley. 385. Cotter.

M'Cotter. 397. Coulter.

Coalter.

Colter.

O'Colter.

COHRXAN-E.

Courtenev. [Courtney]. Ill 303 (6), Ac.

COURTN-EY.

[Cournane]. 111.

303 (h). kc. Conrtenay. (Courneen). 390. Courteney. Courtnay. Curnane. 511,

512. Curneene. 469. M'Courtney. 494. Cousins. Cousin. Cousine. 109. Couzeens. lOJ. Couzins. Cussen.

Cowan.

Coan. 71.

[Cohen]. 71.

Cowen.

IKtvhane]. 397. Cowden.

Cowdie. 210.

COWIE.

Coe. Cowev.

COWPER.

[Cooper.] Cox. Coxe. 294. ManiHi/. 460.— M-Gi!!,j.

COYLE.

Coiles. 6'). Coole. 319. M'llhovle. 59.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

353 Coyne.

Barnacle. 28. Coin. 40,312. Kilcoyne. 130. Kine. 40,329. [Kyne]. 40, 174 &e.

C RAH AN.

Craan. 72. Creane. 72. [Curran], 72.

Craig.

[Carrick]. 482.

Crage. 259.

Cregg. 34. Cramer.

Creamer.

Cremor.

Krahmer.

Kramer.

357 Crampsie.

[Bonar]. 479,482,

&c. Boner. 271 Bonner. 310, 479, Crampsey. Cramsie.

358

354

355

356

373

359

360

361

364

365

358.

Crampton. Cramp.

Cranny.

Cranay,

Crany.

Creaney. Cranstont.

Cransen.

Cranson. Crayex.

Cravin.

Creaven. Crawford

Craford.'

Crauford.

Crayford. Crawley.

[Croly].

[Crowley]. 304(a). Creaqh.

Cragh. 312.

Craish. Cre.YN^.

Crain.

Ciane.

Creaghan.

Creen.

Crehan. Creedon. I Creed. 365. 367 Creqan.

Craisau.

Creegan.

Creggan.

Creghan.

Creigan. Creighton.

Creaton.

Croiton.

Criohton. iCREHIX.

Cremen. 370 Ckibbin.

Cribbon. 435.

[Gribben].

[MeRobin].

CRILLY'.

Creely. Creilly. Crelly. 429. Crully. 489.

ClUTCHLEY.

Crigliley. 98.

371

372

374

375

376

377

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

621.

Croghan.

Croan.

Crohan.

Croughan. Croke.

Croake.

CrouKb. 510.

[Crowe]. 320,510, Croly.

[Ciawley].

Crolly.

[Crowley]. Cromie.

[Abercrombie].

Crombic.

Crommie.

Cronvy. 185.

Crummy. 185. Cromwell.

Crummell.

Grummell.

378 [croxin.

Cronan. Crony n.

379 Crooks. Crook. Crookes. [Crozier]. Cruiks.

Crookshanks.

Crooks-shanks. 429.

Cruickshanks.

Cruikshanka. Crosbie.

Crossbie. Cross.vx\

Crossin.

Crosson.

[O'Brien]. Crowe.

[Croke]. :

Crough. 510.

MacEuchrjc. 189. Crowley.

[Crawley]. 30407-).

[Croly].

Cronouge.

Krowley. Crozier.

Bachal

[Crooks].

Crosert.

Crozert.

Grozet. Hi.

380

381 382

883

384

385

332. 0,510.

128. 150.

387

Crulse.

Cruice. Crumley.

Crumlish.

CUDDIHY.

[Cody].

Cudahey.

CuddehY.

[Cuddy]'. 1

CudihY.

Quiddihy. Cuddy.

[Cody].

[Cuddihy]. 452. Culhane.

Clahane. li

Clehane.

[Collins].

CULKIN.

Kulkeen. Qui Ik in.

8S

	Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No.	witli Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
392	CULLEX.	399 Cunneen.	408	CUSACK.	426	Davis.
	Colins. 48P.		Cuneen.		Cusac.		Davidson. 177.
	Collen. 17, 410,		Cunihan. 406.		Cusic.		Davies.
	489.		Cunion. 172.		Cusiek.		[Davison]. 177,
	[Collins]. 433,41^9		[Cunnane]		Cussac.		489, Ac.
	[Colquhoun].		Cunnean.		Cussaek.		[Davy]. 381,432.
	244.		Cunneeny.		Cussick.		Davys. 72. IMcBnicn. 165.
	Ciilhoun. 244.		Cunnien.		Kissiek. 204.
	Culhan.		Cunnion 132.	409	CU.SHION.	427	DAVISON.
	Cullan.		Queenane.		Cushen. 468.		Davesou.
	Culleeny. 189.		Quenan. 108.		Cushing. 468.		Davidson.
	Cullin.		iRabbitJ. 237, 297,		Cussen. 354.		[Davis]. 177,489,
	[Cullinane]. 393.		&a	410	CU-SHNAHAN.		Ac.
	CulIiDy.	400	Cunningham.		Cushanan. 91.		Davisson.
	Cullion. 356,		Conyngham.	411	CUTHBERT.		mcDaid-\.
	459.		Coon. 96.		Culbert. 19, 89,	428	Davitt.
	CuUoon. 245.		Coonaghan. 347.		374.		Davits.
	[Cully]. 274.		Counihan. 42.		Curby.		Devett. 1
	Kulhan.		Crickenham.		Cutbert.		[Devitt]. 486,
	[Ouillan]. 154,		274.		Cuthbertson.		Divitt.
	194.246.		Cunagum. 386.			429	Davy. 1
	Quillen. 92.		Cuniam.				[Davis]. 381,432.
393	CULLETON.		Cuningham. Cunnahan. 61.			430	Dawson.
	Colleton.					Durrian. 6J.
	Colloton.		Cunniam. 207,			431	Day.
	Cullington.		332.				Dea. 210.
	CuUiton.		Cunnigan. 329.			432	Deane.
394	Cullinane.		Cunnighan. 216.	412	DALLAS.		Dane.
	Calnan. 77.397.		Cunnvngham.		Dalhouse. 254.		Dean. 2P0. | Deans. J
	Colothan. 17i!.		Kinaghan. 214.	413	Dalton.
	Cullanan.		Kinigam. 346,		Dawtin. 117.		Deen. 290. Deens. f
	[CuUen]. 393. Cullinan.		372:	414	Daly.
		Kinighan. 42.		Daily. 223.	433	Deboys.
	Culnane.		Kinnegan. 137.		Dawley. 69, 382,		Debois. 204.
	Plulnane. 77.		Kinnian. 205.		Ac.	434	De Courcy.
	Quillenan.		Kinnigham 279.		Dawlv. 397, 431.		Courcey.
	Quillinan. 297.		McCunnigan.		Dayley. 224.		Coursey.
	Quilnan.		260.		Dealy. 397.		D Courey.
395	CtTLLY.	401	Curley.		Deelv. 360.	435	Deeqan.
	[Cullen]. 274.		Corley. 435.	415	Dalzell.		Deighan.
	MeCuUy.		Kerly. 249.		Dalziell.		Dioan. 249,420.
396	CUMiriNG.	402	Kirley. 249. CURRAN.		DEU. 267.279. D.L. 450.		[Duggan]. Duigan. 420.
	[Commons]. 503. Cuming. (Kimins). 42.		[Carey]. 520.	416	Danaher.	436	Deevey.
		Corn. 289.481. Corran. 374.		Danaa-her. Daniher.		[Devereux]. 249. Deverill. 249.
	Cummin. Cummings. [Cummins]. KimminKS. 137. Kimmins. 347.		Courn. 420.		Dannaher.		Devery. 249.
		[Crahan]. 72.		[Dennehv]. 45.	437	Delacherois.
		Crane. 382. Currain.	417	Daniel. Daniells.	438	[Deloohery]. 318, Delahoyde.
		[Currane]. 8,		Daniels.		Delahide.
397	Cummins.		142.		Danniel.		Skinnion. 153.
	Comjean. 107.		Curreen. 224,		Danniell.	439	Delaiiunty.
	Comjcens. 109.		235, Ac.		[Donnell]. 328.		Delahunt.
	[Commane]. 4.5.		Curren. Currin.		[O'DonneU]. 171,		Delhunty.
	Commms. 101,			328.		Dellunty.
	408, Ac.	403	Kirrane.	418	Darby.		Dolohunty.
	Common. 109.	Cl'RRANE.		[MeDermott].		Dnlanty. 49,t
	[Commons]. 3,		[Carey]. .520.		281. 282.		Dulinty. 101.
	126, Ac.		Crane. 304 {<i).	419	Darbyshire.		DuUenty, 249.
	Comyns.		[Curran]. 8.142.		Darbishire
	Cowman. 244,	404	Curry.		Derbyshire.	440	De lamere.
	408.		Cvn:	420	D'Argy.		Delamar. 379.
	Cumin.		Corra.		Darcy.		Delamore.
	Curainpr.		Corree.		Doreey. 472.		Delemar.
	Cumings.		Corrie.	421	Dargan.		Delmer.
	Cumins.		[Corry]. 72.494.		Dergan.		D'Lamour.
	Cummens		Cory.	422	Darley.		Turbett. 379.
	[Cumminjf].		9^^''A''- ^l'2.50.		[Darling]. 172.	441	Delaney.
	CuraminRs. 433.		[MoCorry]. 201,	423	Darling.		Delane. 50.
	Kimmins. 347,		350.		[Darley]. 172.		Deleany.
	498.		McGorry. 515.	424	Darragh.		Delenev
	McSkimmins. 344. [Misskimming].	406 406	Curtayne, [Curtin]. ^Kyerty. 142. CURIIN.		Daragh. Darah. Darra. Darrah.		Doolad'y. 132. Dooladdy. 132. Laney. 305, 324.
396	::nNNANB.		Courtayne. 303. Curtan.		Darrocli. Onk.	442	Delaroe. Derow.
i	[Canning]. 361. Cannon]. 54, 272, Ac. [Cunneen]. [Queenan]. 147.	407	CuRn.s. Curteis. Gurties.	425	Oak,'.<:. Waks^. Davenport. Devanport. Devonport.	443	Delmege. Delmage. Dolmage. ■ Dolmeiie. Dolmidge.

30

	Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames.	Surnames.
No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No. with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.	and Synonymes.
444 iDELOOHERT.	459 Dea-ereux.	477 iDoD.'^ON.	487 DOXNELLY.
	[Delacherois].318		[Deevey]. 249. Deverill. 249.		Dodgson.		Danuelly 487.
	Delohery.		478	IDOIIENY. Dawney. Deheny. Dogheny. Dohenny. Dohoney. Doughenj^. Doughney. Downey.		Donaldson. 19.
	Deloorey.		Devery. 249. 420.		Donelly.
	Deloughery.		Duvick. 312.			Donely.
	Delouhery.	460 Devers.			[Donlan]. 27).
	Delouri.	I Diver, sa.			Donlon. 274.
	Delury.	461 Devine.			Donly. 448.
	Dillou'ghery.		Davane.			Donnallv.
	Dillury.		Davin.			[Donneli]. 72,3ffi.
	[Dilworth]. 99.		Davine.			[Donnellan]. 38.
445	Dempsev.		Devane. 304 (rj).			Donnelv.
	[Dempster]. 87.		479.		[Duggan]. 189.		Donnolly.
446	DEMPSTER.		[Devany]. 179,386	479	DOHERTY.	488	DONOHOE.
	Deemster.		Deveen.		Daugherty.		Donaghoe.
	[Dempsey]. 87.		Deven. 495.		Dehorty. 529.		Donaghy. 123.
	Demster.		Devin. 159.		Dogherty. 355.		[Donahoe].
	Doomster.		Devon. 416.		Dohorty.		Donahy. 447.
447	DENEHAN.		Diflen. 18.		Dooherty.		Donoebo. 211.
	Deneher. 282.		Divane. 382.		Doorty.		Donoghoe.
448	Dbniffe.		Diveen.		Dougherty. 355.		Donoghue. 509.
	Neef. 497.		Divin. 240, 480, Ac.		[0'Dohert"y].355.		Donohogue. 451.
449	DEN) SON.		Divine.	480	DOLAN. [Doolan]. 246. [Dooly]. 498. [Dowling]. 350, 384.		Donoughoo.
	[Dennis].		[ODevine].	489	Donovan.
	[McDonagh]. 179.	462	Devitt.			Dingavan. 431.
430	DENNAN.		[Davitt]. 486.			[O'Donovan].
	Denanny.	463	Devlin.		490	DOODY.
	Dennany.		Devehn.			[Dowd]. 303 (h).
451	DENNBHY.		DEvelyn. 257,429	481	DONAGHY.	491	DOOLAN.
	[Uanaher]. 45.	464	Diamond.		Donagh. 332.		[Dolan]. 246.
	Dan ah y.		Dimond.		Donaghey. 159.		Doolen.
	Danihy. 100. Dannahy.		Dymond.		[Duncan]. 216,		Doolin. 49?.
	461	Dickson.		417.		Dooling. 295,382
	Denahy.		Deehan. .'9.		[ltIeDonagh].360.		[Dowling]. 2i.'5
	Denehy.		Deighan. 19.		423, Ac.		498, oil, &Q.
	Demiahy.		Dixon. 91.	482	DONAHOE.	492	DOOLY.
	[Denny]. 242.	466	DIFFLEY.		[Donohoe].		[Dolan]. 49J
	Donagbev.		Deflely. 454 (b).	483	DONBOAN.		Dooley. 457.
452	DENNING.		DiiHly'		Dinnegan. 3.	493	DORAN.
	Dening.		Duffley.		Domegan. 175.		[Dorian].
	[Dillon]. 370.	467	Dillon.		Donagan.		[IJornan]. 347.
	Dunion. 161.		[Denning]. 370.		Dongan. 72.		Dorran.
	Durnion. ;:13.		Dillane. 51, 35-'.		Donigan.		Dorriau.
453	Dennis.		Dillion.		Donnegan.	494	DORIAN.
	Denehy.		Dologhan. 69.		Dumegau. 175.		Adorian. 41;.
	Denis.	468	DiL-UORTH.		[Duncan]. 56.		[Doran].
	[Denison].		[Deloohery]. 99.		Dungan. 72.		Dorran. 411.
	Denson.		Deloorey. 99.		Dunigan.		Dorrian.
	Denys.		Deloughry. 47.		Dunnegan.		Odarian. 411.
	Dinnis.		Delouri.		Dunnigan.	495	DOHNAN.
454	DENNY.		Dilloughery. 431.		Ounihan. 7 3.		[Doran.] 347.
	Deanie.		Dillworth.		Unehan. 73.		Durnian. 482.
	Denev.	469	DINEEN.	484	DONLAN.		O'Dornan. 112.
	[Denriehy]. 242.		Dynan. 325.		Donellan.	496	DOrGALL.
465	DENROCUE.	470	DINSMORE.		Donelon.		Dougle.
	Dunroche.		Dennismorc.		Donlon.		Dugald.
456	Dermodv.		Densmore.		Donnallon.		MDougall.
	Darmody. Dermoody.		Densmuir.		Donnelan.	497	DOUGLAS.
		Dunsmoor.		[Donnellan]. 298,		Dougle. 461.
	[Dermott].	471	DlVINEY.		508.		Dongs 461.
	McDermott]. 214.		Duval. 179.		Donnellon.	498	DOWD.
	438, Ac.		Duvalley. 179.		[Donnelly]. 274.		[Doody]. 303 (?0.
457i	DERMOTT.	472	DOAG.		Donnollan.		Doud. 307.
	Darmody.		Doake.	486	DONNELL.		Dow da.
	Dermid.		Doig.		[Daniel]. 32ft		Dowds. 433.
	[Dermody].	473	DOBBIN.		Danly. 72.		[ODowd] 307,361
	Dermoty.		Dobbins.		Donald. 374,432.	499	DOWDAI.L.
	D'Ermott.		Dobbyn.		Donnal.		Doudall.
	Diarmid.		Dobbyns.		[Donnellan].		Dow do 11.
	Diermott.		Dobin. 115.		[Donnellv].72,356.		Dowdie.
	[McDermott].		(:;ub!n/. 97.		[IMcDonnell].		[Dow.ing]. 55.
	O'Dermott.	474	DOCKERAY.		[ODonnell]. 112.	500	DOWDKAN.
458	Devany.		Doekery.		ODonnelly.		Dudiean.
	Devane. 380.		Dockrav.	486	DONNELLAN.	601	Dowell.
	Devann.		Dockry."		Donelan.		Doole.
	Devannv.	475	DOCKRALL.		Donellon.		[xM'Dowelll.
	Devenny.		Dockrell.		Donelon.	502	DOWEK.
	Deveny.		Doekrill.		[Donlan]. 298, 508,		Dore. 353.
	[Devine]. 179,386,	476	DODDS.		Donlon. 274. 29-.	503	DOWEV.
	Devinney.		Dodd. 71.		[Donnell].		Dooey.
	Divenney.		Dods. 71.		Donnellon.		Doucy.
	Divincy.		Douds. 347.		[Donnelly]. 38.		Douie.
	Dwann		Dowds. 381.		Donnelon.		Do%vic.

40

	Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,	Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No.	witli Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No. with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		ana synonymes. ]
504 r	OVVLBR.	531 E	UFFY.	538 Eadie. 1	560 ENNis. 1
	Dooler.		Docy. 76.		[Adams]. 210.		I'jnnes.
505 r	OWLING.		Doocy. 314,432.	539 Eagar. 1		Enniss.
	[Dolan]. 350.384.		Dooey. ll3.		[Agar]. 303.		Inis.
	[Doolan].295,49S, oll,&c.		[Duff]. 72, 409,52tj. O'Dift'. 40.		Eagars. Eager. 42.		Innes. Innis. 433.
	Doolen.		[O'Duffy].		Eagers.	561 ENRIGHT.
	Doolin, 51, 72, &c.	522 I	)UOGAN.		Egar.		jiinragni}.
	Dooiing. 8.		[Deegan].	540 EATON. 1		Enwright.
	Dooly. 129. [Dowdall]. 55. Dowlan. 30.		[Doheny]. 189.		Ayton. 1		Henright. i
		Doogan. 109,239,	Aytoun. 1 541 ECOLBS. 1	562 Entwisslb. Antwhistle.
	Dowley. 129.		Dougan. 410.		Eckles.		Entwnistie.
	Dowlin 91.		Douehan.	542 ECCLESTON. 1		Entwisle.
	O'Doolan. 189.		Dougheny. 189.		Eagleson.		Entwistle.
506 ]	DOWNEY'.		Duoan. 117,420,		Eagleston.	563 Errington.
	Dawney. 429. Doona. 309.		526.		Eccleson.		Ayrmgton.
		Dugoen.		Eggleston. Egleson.		[Harrington].
	Downing, 99, 283,		O'Doogan. 189.		564	ERSKINE. I
	285, &c.		O'Dooghany. 189.		Bgleston.		Askins. 410. ■
	Gildowny. 429.	523 ]	3UHIG.	543	Eden.	565	Eustace. ■
	McDowney. 429.		Duhy. 235.		Eaden.		Eustice. ■
	McGillDowny. 429.	524 ]	DUIGENAN. Deignan.		Eadens. Edens.	566	Ustace. Evans.
	Muldowney. 429.		Dignam.	544	Edgar.		Evens.
507	DOYLE.		Dignan.		Adger. 433,503.		Evlns.
	Doil.		Digunan.	545	Edmunds.	567	Ev ANSON.
	Dooal. 113.		Duigan.		Edmond.		Evenson.
	Dyle. 485.		Duignam.		Edmonds.	568	EVEllITT.
508	Draper.		Duignan.		Esmonde. 103.		Everard. 72.
	Draiper.		Dygnam.	546	Edmundson.		(Leveran.) 449.
	Dreaper.	525	DUKE LOW.		Edmondson.		Everett.
509	Drelincoltrt.		Dueklow. SO.		Edmonson.	569	EWART.
	Dredlincourt.	526	Duncan.		Edmonston.		Evart.
	Drelingcourt.		Dinkin. 4?.		Edmunson.	570	Eyre.
	Drellingcourt.		[Donaghy]. 216.		Edmunstone.		Avers.
	Drillingcourt.		417.		M'Aunoii.		Ayre.
510	Drbnnak. [Drinan].		[Donegan]. 56. Doonican. 420.	547	Egan. Aicken. 55.		Ayres.
511	Drew. Droush. 63.		Dungan. 56. Duniean. 420.		Aikens. 410. Eagan.
512	DUINAN.		Dunkin.
	[Drennan].	527	DUNLEA.		Eakin.'
	[TJiunitun]. £08.		Delay. 397.		. [Hagan]. 133.526
513	Driscoll.		Delea. 134.		[Keegan]. 312.	571	PAGAN.
	Driso;ill.		DuUea. 397.	548	Egbrton.		Fagin.
	Driskell. 107.	528	DUNLEVY.		Edgerton.		Feagan.
	Drisliill.		Dunlavy.	549	Eglinton.		Feagon. 461.
	Driskol.		Dunleavy.		Egglinton. 333.		Fegan. 72, 92. etc.
	Hide.		Dunleevy.		Eglington. 333.		Feghan.
	[Hyde].	529	DUNLOP.		Eglintoun.		Feighan. 17.
	[O' Driscoll],		De'ap. 58,238,352	550	EldRBD.		[M'Fadden]. 203.
	Whooley. 164.		Dunlap.		Aldred.	972	Fahy.
514	DRISDELL.	530	DUNNE.		Alldred.		Fftghy-
	Drisdale.		Dinneen. 142.	551	ELLIFFE.		Foy. 3g.
	Drvsda'e.		Dun. 183.		Liffe. 152.		Vahev. 38.
515	Drujimond.		Kildunn. 5, 601.	552	Elliott.	573	Fairclough.
	Drumm. 154.	531	DUNPHY.		Eliot.		Faircloth.
	Drummy. 452.		Donohue. 109.		Eliot.		Fairtclough. Fairtlough.
516	Druey.		Dumpily.		Ellyett.
	Drewry.		Dunfy.		Elyot.	574	Falconer.
517	DUANE.	532	DUN.SEATH.	553	Ellis.		Falchenor. 480.
	Dewane.		Dunseeth.		EUies. 421.		Fealy. 491,
	Divane.		Dunseith.	554	Ellison.		Falconder,
	Dooan.	"	Dunsheath. .		[Allison]. 374,		Falkender.
	Duan.		Dunshee. 58.		429.		Falkener.
	Dune.		Dunsbeith.	555	Ellsmere.		Falkiner.
	Dwain.	533	DUPLEX.		Ellsmoor.		Falkner.
	Dwan.		Dublaek. 30.		Ellsmore.		Faulkener.
	Dwane.		T^. '	556	Elwood.		Faulkner. 159,
518	Dr BOURDIEU.	534	DUPRE.		Elfred. 40.		254.
	Deboiierdieu.		Dupri.		Ellwood.		Faulknev. 1?6.
	Du Bondieu.		Prey. 523.		[Woodsl. 381.		Foulkard. ISl,
	Dubowdieu.	53S	Durham.	55'	f Emmerson.	575	Fallon.
519	DUFF. [Black]. Duffln. 62f>. [Duffy]. 72,409 McElduff. 417.		Derham.		Amberson. 368		Fallen.
53f	Dyrbara. DURKAN.		Emberson. Emerson.		Fallin. [Falloon].
		Durcan. 5.	55i	J Emmett.	576	Falloon.
		Durkin. 6.		Emmit.		[Fallon].
	53'	DWYER.	55{	) English.		Faloon.
		Dwire.		[Golaglei/l 81.		Faloona.
52C	) DUFFERLY.		Dwyre. [ODwyer].		Golog;/. 312.	577	Falvey.
	Doorly. 54.			[Inglis].		Fallaher. 509.

41

	Surnames,		Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames.
No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
578	FANNING.	591	Feely.	604	FIELD.	623	FiTzSmoxs.
	Fannin.		Fayly.		Fields.		Fitch. 429.
	Fannon.		Felley.		(MagheryV 97.		Fitsimmons.
579	Fenninff. Finning. FARLEY.		Fealy. Feehely. iolVO- Feehily. Feeley. 329. Fehely. Fehily. 454 (h). Fihily. 329.	605 606	Fife. Fyfee. 350. FIXCII.		Fitsimons. Fitsommons. Fitsummons. Fitz. 282.
	Fairlelgh.			Ffinch.		Fitzimmons.
	Fairley. [Farrelly]. 26,82, 154, &c.		607	F I XI. AY. Fenley. 68.		Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimon . (Simon). 54.
	Ferly.	592	Feexey.		[Fennelly]. 68,		Fitzsummons.
580 581	FARMER. ■M'Scolloii. 319. FARNA.N. Farnand. 417.	593	Finny. 71. Feighery. Feary. Feehery. Feighan. [Feighney].		232. Finalay. 409. Findlav. Findley. Finlev.		410. Fitzsumons. 246. Simmon. [Simmons]. 436. Simons. 54.
	Farnham. IS.			Finnally. 68. Finnelly. 332.	624	FLACK.
582	FARQUHAR.		lEiiNt]. 249.			Afflack. 429.
	Farghar. Farker. Farquehar. Farquer. Farquharson. Farquher. Forker. 429,489.	594 595	FEIGHXEY. Feghany. IHu/itl. 476,501. Fexlox.	608 609	Fixx. Finne. FfXXAMORE. Finamore. Finnamure. Finnemor.	625	Affleck. 429. Fleck. Flahayax. Flahavin. Flahevan. Flavahan.
	Fourker. 429.		Fendlon. 468.	610 iFlXXEGAX.		Flavin. 452.
583	FARRAGHER.		Fenelon. 468.		Finigan. Finnigan.	626	Flaherty.
	Faragher. 307. Faraher. 307.	596	Fenxell.			Faherty. 253.
		Ffennell.	611	FiXXERTY.		Flagherty. 307.
	Farraher.		Finnell.		Fenaughty. 47.		[O'Flaherty].
584	(Farrahill). 361. FARRELL.	597	Fexxelly. Fenellv.		Finerty. 138. Phoenerty. 138.	627	Flahy. [Lahiflf]. 189.
	[Farrelly.] 72,		Fenlev. 68.	612	FINXUCANE.	628	Flaxagax.
	515.		Fineliy.		Kinucane. 302.		Flang. 37.
585	Ferrall. [OFarrell]. 390. Farrelly. Farelly.	598	[Finlay]. 68, 232. Finnelly. Fextox. Fr might!/. 382. Fewtiiihtv. 309. FroiihiiCH. 378.	613	FIRMAX. Firmin. [Perriman]. 249. Pherman. 249.	629	Flanigan. Flannagan. Flannigan. [O"Flanagan].390 Flattley.
	[Farley]. 26, 82, 154. Ac. Farrally. [Farrell]. 72,515. Farrely.		614	Fisher.		Flatholy.
	599	Venton." 128. Fergusox. Faraday. 364. Farguson. Fargy. 72, 364. Fergie. 267. Fergison.	615	Braddrn. 12. Filcher. 381. FitzAllex.	630	Flemixg. Flemon. 427. Flemming.
	Ferly. 4ni.			Fitzalleyn.		Flemmyng.
	Ferrall. 56.			Fitzallwyn.		Flemyng. 427.
	Varrelly. "			Fitzalwyn.	631	Fletcher.
586	Farkex.		Fergisson.	616	FlTZELL.	1 Fladger. £03.
	Faran!		Ferguison.		Fizell.	632 "	FLOOD.
	Faren. Farin. Farnon. 91. Farran. Farron. Ferran. 91.		Fergus. 267. Fergusson. Forgay. 60. Forgey. 428,524. Forgie. 267. Forgy. 71.	617	Fitzgerald. Fitz. 189,329, 448. &e. Fitzerald. Fitzgerrald.	633	Floody. 72,515. Floyd. 137, 314. Me J til la. 314. O'Tliimi. 179. FLYNN. Fleens. 72.
587	FARRER. Ferrar. Ferrer. Ferrers.		Hergusson. 364. Vargis. 78.	618	FITZGIBBOX. [Gibbon]. 444.445.		Flinn. Flyng.
	600	Vargus. 109, 527. Ferrier.		Gibbons. 378,	634	FOGARTY. Fogaton. 185. Fogerty. [Swi.m. i<?5. . Foley.
588	Fawcett. Faucet.		Ferrvar. Ferryer.	619	FITZHARRIS. Feeharry. 305.	635
	Fausit. .	601	FERRIS.		[Fitzhenry]. 526.		Fooley. 453.
	Fausset.		Fairis. 381.	620	FitzHextiy.		Fooluiah. 47.
	I'awcet.		Fairy. 381.		[Fitzharris]. 523.		IMcSIiarnn. 1C5,
	Fossitt.		Faris. 410. Farris. Feris. Ferry. 254. [Fry]. 141. O'Ferry. 254. Pharis. 61.	621	FitzMaurice.		153, &c. Sharry. Foote. Foot. Foots. 381. FOKAN. Forehan. 382.
689	FAY. Fee. 38. Fey. Fie. 167. Foy. 1(7,10^,1^:5, 515, &c.		623	Fitzmorice. Fitzmorris. 307. Maurice. [Morris]. 456. FitzPatrick.	636 637
				Fitch. 71, 276,		Forehane. 193,
	Fye. ii-I.	602 FETHERSTOX.		441.		303 (6).
590	FEAROX.		Featherston. Fetherston H.		Fitehpatrick. Fitz.		Forhan. 303(a). Fourhane. 303
	Fearen.		Fetherston- haugh.		Paragon. 364.		(6).
	Fearn.			Parrican. 72.	638	Forbes.
	(Fern). 91.	603	FFOLLIOTT.		Patchy. 292,293.		Forbis.
	Feran.		FoUiett.		Patrican. 449.		Forbish. 228.
	Feron.		FoUiott.		Patrick. 87,306.		KUsham. It9.

42

	SnrnftniGS,	Surnames,		Surnames,	1	Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No. -with Varieiies	No.	•wiih Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
639	FORDE. Foard. 40. Forhane. 199.	657 658	Fddgb. Fuge. 488. FnLHAM.	674	3ARLAND. Gairlan. Gartlan.	691 692	GEOGHERY. Gohary. 420. Gebaghty.
	Foorde. 16.		Full am.		Gartland.		Garahy. 249.
	Ford.	659	Fullerton.		Gartlin.		Garity.
	(M'Anare). 4S(?0. FOH8TER.		Fullartou.		McGartlan. 7i.		Garrity.
640	660	Fury.	675	3AREAGHAN.		Gearty. 454 (') ).
	Forrester.		Fleiiry. ?, 420.		Garahan. ti.		Gerarty.
	Foster. 72, 189.		Furey.	676	Garrett.		Gerathy.
641	FORSYTHE.	661	Fvland.		Garratt.		Geraty.
	Forsayeth. Forsithe.		[Phelan]. 511.	677	3ARVEY.		Geraughty.
		Philan. 511.		Carway. 124.		Gerety.
	Foursides. 429.				Gara. 38.		Gerity. 349.
G42	Fortune. Fatshin. 227.				Garveagh. Garven. 45(!.		Gerougtty. • Gerraghty.
643	[M'Carthy]. 227. Fox.	662	GAFFNEY.		[Garvin]. 64. OGara. 38.		Gertey. Gerty.
	Faux.		Gafmey.	678	Garvin.		Gheraty.
	Foxe		Gafflny. 270.		Gar\en.		Jerety. 152.
	M-As'hinah. 165.		Gafney.		[Garvey]. 54.	693	Gerraed.
	ifShamwhu. t-2. Shamtgh'i/. «2, 132, 470.		Gaphney. Gaughnev. 234. Gifney.	679	Gar win. 69. [Given]. 489. Gath.		Gerard. Gerret. 401. Jarrett.
	[Shanahanl. 162, 163, i06.	663	Gahan. Geehan. 526.	680	Gaff. 249. Gault.	694	Jerrett. Gervis.
	Shanah y. 1 53.		O'Cahan. 20«.		Gait.		Gervais. 17.
	Shinagh. 17H.		[OKane]. 20C.		Gaut. 494.		Jarvis.
	Shinfiagh. 40.	664	Galeraith.	681	Gaussen.		[Jervis]. 17.
	Shinnock. 393.		Galbreath.		Gasson. 72.	695	GIBBON.
	Shonoiih. 174.		Gilbraith. .		Gossan.		[Fitzgibbon]. 444
	Shft7taijh. 262.		Gilbreath.		Gosson.		4 J 5.
	Shu mil/. 393.	665	GALLAGHER.	682	Gavagan.		Gibben.
[644	Frackleton. Frackletin.		Gallagher. Galapher.		Gafflkan. GafHkin.		Gibbings. Gibbins.
	Frakleton.		Gallaher.		Gavacvm.		Gibbons. (.Gobin). 156. O'Eihbon. 40.
	Freckleton. Frekleton.		Gallaugher. 169, 340.		Gavit'an. Geffeken.
	Friekelton.		Galliher.	683	Gavin.	696	GlBNEY.
	Friekleton.		Gallihur.		[Galvin.l 249.		Giboney.
645	Franklin.		Gallogher.		Gavahan.	697	GIBSON. Gibsey. 179.
	Franklvn.		Gallou^her.		Gavan.
646	FliAWLEY.		Goligher. 159.		Gaven.		Gihukiwn. 179.
	Frehily.		Golliher. 178 ((V).	684	Gay NOR.	698	GiLBEY'.
647	Frayne.		GoUagher.		Gainer.		Killby; 429.
	Frain.		Golloeher.		Gaynard. 179.		O'Gilbie.
	Frane.		Gollogher.		Geanor.	699	Gilchrist.
			GoUoher.		Ginnel. 92.		Gilchreest.
648	Frazer.		Goloher. 137.		VMcGinitv^,. 167.		Gilchrieet.
	Fraisor.	666	GALLIGAN.	685	GEARY.		Gilcrest,
	Fraizer. Fraizor.		[Geotrhegan]. 170.		Gery. 429. Guiry. 487,488.		Gilcriest. Gilcrist.
	Fraser.		Gillgan. [Gilligan]. 92,		M'Qerry. 4J9.		Guilchrist.
	Frazor.		686	Gedies.		Kilchreest. 246
	Frizzle. 6. 197, 267		240.		Gaddiss.		360.
649	Freebukn.		[White]. 153.		GeddiB.		Kilchriest.
	Freebairn.	667	G ALT IN.	687	Gee.		Kilgrist. [Loughlin. 216
	Freebern.		Galavan.		Ghee.
	Freebirn.		Galavin. 100.		[Magee].	700	GILDEA.
650	Freeman.		Galliyan. 142,		[McGee].		Benison. 35.
	Free. 396.		382, 620.	688	Gelletlie.		Gay. 298.
	Sferey. 2 /.		Galvan.		Galletlie.		Kilday.
	Seerv. f,;01.		Galven.		Qilletlie.		Kildea. 206.
6S1	Freeny.		[Gavin]. 249.	689	Gelston.	701	Giles.
	Frainy.		Glavin. 349.		Galston.		Gilson.
	Frany.	668	Galway.		Qelson.		Gyles.
	Freny.		Galloway.		Ghelson.		Jellis. i74.
652	French.		Gallway.	190	Geoghegan.		Jiles.
	Ffrench.		Galwey.		Gagan. 122,435.	702	GlLFILLAN.
653	Friel.		Golloway.		Gaiiagan. 137,		Gilfil'and.
	Freal.	669	GAMBLE.		170, 217.		KilflUan.
	Freel.		Gambell.		[Galligan]. 170.	703	GlLHOOI.EY.
654	Frizeli,.		Gamel. 397.		GauKhan.337,373		Gilhool. 475.
	Frisell.		Gammel.		Gavij^an. 429.		Gillooly.
	Frizelle.	670	Ganly.		Geagan.		Gillowly.
	Frizzel.		Gantly. 40.		Gegan. 189,262.		Giloolv. Killoolev.
	Frizzell.	671	GARA.		Geghan.
	Frizzle. 19.		OGara. 268.		• Geheyan.	764	GILKISON.
655	FRY.	672	GARDINER.		Geogan. 152.		Gilkeson.
	[Ferris]. 141.		Gardner. 91,435		Geoghan. 337.		Gilkieson.
656	Fryer.		Garner. 91.		Ghagan.		Gilkinson.
	Friar.	673	GARGAN.		Ghegan. 348.		Gilkisson.
	Frier.		Garrigan. 26. 72.		Uuuiihegon. 419.		Kilkison.
	Fryarr. 523.		332.		[M'Guigau]. 429.		Kilkisson.

43

Surnames, ■with Varieties and Synonymes.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonyme?.

Surnames, with Varieties 1 No. and Synonymes.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

no. 357.

708

,246.

705 Gill.

Gilliard. i

706 GlLLEN.

GuUion. 1

[Killen]. Maguliion. McGullian, McGuUion. Vlo

707 GILLESPIE. Clusby. 214. Galesby. Gelaspy. Gellespey. Gillaspy. Gillesby. 214. Gillispie. Glashby. 13. Glaspy. 407.

GiLLIGAN. [Galligan] Qilgan.

709 GILLILAND.

Gellaud. Gilelin. Gillan. 112. Gilland. Gilleland. Giililan. Gooly. 55.381. Guilliland.

710 GlLLIS.

I Gilis.

Gillas. I GilJes.

711 GILMARTIN.

1 Guilmartin. I [Kilmartin].

712 GILMORE.

Gilhnore. Gilmer. Gilmour. Killmore.

GlLSHBNAN.

Gelshinan. Gilsenan. Gilsenon. Gilshenon. Gunshinan. 21.5 McGill Shenan.

429. INtmrvt]. 214.

714 GiLTINANE.

Giltenane. [Shannon]. 293, 318, 3^3.

715 GiNITY.

I Ginaty. 220. Guinnaty. 220.

716 GiRViN.

I Garron. 18.

717 QiTTING.S.

i Gittons. 101.

718 jGiVEN. Garven. 489. [iiarvin]. 489. Givan.

Giveen. 216. Qivin.

719 Glanville. I G.an. 6.'..

I Glaufleld. C3.

720 Gleasure. Glazier. .->!. Gleazer. ol.

Gleeson. Gleason. Glessane. Qlissane. 303,

713

721

Glissawn. Leeson. 249. 722 Glenn V.

Qlanny. 429.

724 725

726

727

728

730

731

732

733

7^4

736

81.

723 Glynn.

Glenn. 176.

Glennon.

Glinn.

GODSIL.

Godson. 199. Godwin.

[0'7)ftO. 40, 179, 506, &c. GOOARTY.

Gogerty. Googarty.

GOGGIN.

[Cogan]. 397. Gogan. Goggan. Goggins. Gogin. Googan. Going. Gowen. 437. Gowing.j [Smith], [Smyth].

729 iGOLAGLEY.

Golden. [Golding] [Goldrick].lU6.128 Goulding. 99, 488. [Magorliek]. 201 MeGoldrick. 128. [MeGolriek]. .

GOLDIE.

[Golding]. 89.

Gooley. 381.

Gouldy. 381. Golding.

Forkin. 506.

[Go, den]. 99.

[Goldie]. 89.

Goolden. 199.

Goulding.

McGouldriek. 175. QOLDRICK.

Coldrick. 52.

[Golden]. 106, 128

Gouldrick.

Goulriek.

GOODISSON.

Godson.

Goodison.

Goodson. GOODMAN.

Maguiijdn. GOODWIN.

[.MeGolrickl 417. MGoogan. 254. M'Guiggan. 222, Gordon. Idagournahan.

175. McGounioson. 175. Gorman. Bloomer. 165. [Gormley]. 154,

246, 433. MGormao. 319, [O'Qorman]. 739 Gormley.

[Gorman]. 154,

246, 433. [Grimes]. 40, 417

418. McCormilla. 319.

GOSLIN.

Gausslin. Qosselin. Gosthn.

GOUGU.

Gofl. 333. 742 GOULD. Goold.

743

736

737

738

137.

740

741

745 746

747

748 749

750

751

752

753

Gouldsbury.

Goldsberry.

Goldsbury.

Golesbery.

Golsberry.

Gouldsberry. Gowan.

Gowen.

[M'Gowan]

[Smim. 319.

COWDT.

Goudy. GRADY. Graddy. 47,490. [O'Grady]. 39'.

GRAHAM.

Graeme. 415. Grame. Grames. Greaham. Greames. Greham. [Grimes]. 489, 511. .'-c. GRANT. Granny. 113,271

GRANVILLE.

Grandfleld. 203. Granflll. 203. Greenvil. Grenvil. Grenville. Grattan. Gratten. Grattin.

GRAA'ES.

Greaves Grieves. GRAY. Colreavy. 132, 215

465. Culreai'i/.

357, *c. Grey. GREEN. Greenan. [Greeuaway]. 409 Greene. Grene. 333. [Guerin]. 329. Ho tin, I' n.3\S. 323. nuufni. 299. Macllle^her. iOl. McAlasher. 276. ilcAle.'iher. 238,21 6 IMcGlashan]. 114

3U. McGlath!n.\U,i\i Oonin. 754 Greenaway. [Green]. 409. Greenhaigh. 429, Greenhay. 42;l. Greenwav. 429.

GREENLAW.

(irenlaw.

Grinlaw. Greenlees.

Greenlee.

Grinlee.

Grinlees. Greer.

Greir.

Grier. 301,333.

758 Gregg.

i Greig. 410.

759 Qreuan.

I Greyhan. I [Grimes]. 34. 780 Gresuam.

Gressam. 254.

Grism. 254.

Grissam.

Grissom. 197.

761 Gkeville.

I Graven. 27

762 GUIBBEN.

[Cribbin]. Gribbin. Gribbon. [GrifBn]. 4 [MeRobin].

435. 333.

33, 153,

464.

755

756

757

763

764

765

766 767

768

770

772

40,

GRIFFIN.

[Gribben\ i Griffen. Griffey. 198 Grifflris. [Griffith]. 1

316,517. GriHy. 302. Griffith. Griffeth. [Griffin]. Hi

517. Griffiths.

Grimes. [Gormley].

417,418. [Graham]. 489,

511, &e. [Grehan]. 34.

Grimlby. Grumley. 72,804.

Grogan. Groggan. Groogan.

GUEUIN.

Gearon. [Green]. 329.

GUIDERA.

Guider.

Guidra. GUIHEN.

Guighan.

Guihan.

Guiheen.

Guiken.

[^Ylnrtu'^. 278,371. Guilfoyle. .

Gilfoye.

Gilfoyle.

Kilfovle.

[Powell]. GUINANE.

Ginnane.

Guinan.

Kennane.

Kinane.

773

775

777 778

779

45V.

467.

509.

49?.

Quinane. 498.

GUINEY.

Guinea. Guinv.

GUINNESS.

[McGuinness]. GUNN.

Gilgunn. 238.

Gunner. 381.

MjElgun. 11.7.

McElgunn. 350. GUNNiN>;.

Goonan. 107, SiiO, SU9.

Goonane. 4. 9.

Qooney. fiO'J.

Guning.

GUHKY.

Gorey. 435.

Gorry. 435. GUTUltiB.

Gutherie.

Guttery. 410.

[Lahitf]. 189. Gw\NNE.

G wyu.

^44

	Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames.
No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
780	HACKETT.	797	Hammond.	818	Hardiman.	838	Hastings.
	Guckian. 128.		[Hamill]. 72.		Hargaden. 251.		Hastie. 97.
781	Guicken. 106. Halekett. M'Gacrgy. 222. McGaughy. 163. McGaugie. 372. M'Goggy. 222. HADSKISS.	798	Whammond. Hampton. Hamden. Hampden. Hempton. [Hinton]. 523.	819 820	Hardman. Harman. Harmon. Herdman. Hardwood. Harrett. 92.	839	Hasting. Hasty. 254. Heastiug. Hestin. 361. nestings. Hestion. 361. Haughey.
782	Hadskeath. 381. Haskis. HAGAN. [Egan]. 133,526.	799	Hanan. Hainen. Hannan. Hannen.	821	Haeb. Hair. 342. Haire. Heare. Hegher. Hehir. 189,318. O-Haire. [O'Hare]. O'Hear. HARNETT. Harknett. Hartnett.		Haffey. 279. Haghey. Haughan. Haughian. 381.
	Hagin. Haigan. Haughean. 248. Heagan. Hegans. Hog. 487. [Hogg]. 487.	800	Haonin. Hannon. Hanon. Hay nan. Heenan. He nan. Hanbidge.	822	840 841	Hoy. 148. M'Heffev. 279. Haughton. Houghton. Houtten. [Button]. 76. Haveron.
783	[0'Hagan].17,318. Hagauty.		Handbidge. Handridge.			Haveren. Havern.
	Agarty.		Hanvidge.	823	Harold.		Havron.
	Hagerty.	801	H ANBURY.		Harel.		[Heflfernan].
	Haggarty.		Hanberry.		Harrel.		Heffron. 433.
	Haggerty.		Hanbery.		Harrell.		Hefron.
	He g arty.		Handbury.		Herald. 71.	842	Hawes.
784	Hahessy.	802	HAND.		Hirl. 123.		E owes.
	Aliessy.		Handy. 611.	824	Harpur.	843	Hawkins.
785	Hahasy. Haines.		Me Clave. 460. M'Lave. 460.		Harper.		Haughian. 381
	Havnes.	803	Handcock.	825	HARREN.	814	Hawks.
	[Uynes]. 131.		Hancock.		Haran.		Hawkes.
786	Haldanb.		Hancocks.		Haren.	845	Hawkshaw.
	MeAldin. 429.		Handeooks.		Harron.		Hoggshaw.
787	Hales.	804	HANDHICK.		[OHara]. 201,238,
	Hailes.		Hanrick. 468.		270.	846	Hawthorn.
788	Halfpenny.	805	Handsbery.	826	HARRICKS.		Hathorn.
	Alpin.		Hansbury. 3:6.		Herricks.		Hawthorne.
789 790	Halpeny. [Halpin]. 72,401, &c. Hall. Hull. 91. HALLIDAY. Halladay. Hallyday. Halyday. Holedav. Holliday.	806 807 808	HANIFY. Hanafy. Hanephy. Hanley. Handly. Hanily. Hanly. 451 {h). Henley. Hanlon. [Hallinan]. 134. Handlon.	827	Harrington. Airington. Ayrington. P^rought. 113. [Errington]. Harouffhten. 143. Haroughton. 47. Harrity. 3. Harroughton.lJ2. [Harty]. 3. Irrington. Harris. Horoho. 486. [Harrison]. 414, 456. Harrisson. Harrison. [Harris]. 414,456. Horaho. 294. Hart. Harte. 475. [Harwood]. 523.	847	Haythorne. Henthorn. 383. Haydbn. Haden. Hadian. 329. Haydin. Hay don. Hayten. 305. Headen. 387. Heden. Heydon.
791 792	Halliga'n. HiUigan. 410. Olligan. 446. Hallinan.	809	Hanlan. Hanlin. [O'Hanlon]. Hanna.	828	848	HAYES. Hays. Haze. i^y^- on
	[Allen]. 610. Hallanan. Hainan. Hanlnn. 236.	810	Hanah. Hannagli. Hannaii. Hannaway.	829	849	Hoy. 89. [O'Hea]. 500. HAYMAN. Heman.
793	[Hanlon]. 134. Hallohan.	811	Han way. Hannon.	830	850	Hemans. Hazlegrove.
	Hallaron. Hallorin.		Hanar. Haneen. 609.		851	Haslegrove. Hazleton.
	Halloron.		Hannan.	831	Hartford.		Haselden. 429.
	HoUoran.		Hannen.		Hafford. 63.		Hasleton.
	[O'Halloran].		Hannin.		Hardford.		Hazelton.
794	Halpin.	812	Hankaiian.		Harford.		[Hazlett]. 356.
	Alpin. 241. [Halfpenny]. 72		Aunicliaun. 488.	832	Hartioan.	852	Hazlbtt.
		Handrahan. 130,		Hartiean.		Haslett. 256.
	401, &e.		442.	833	Harton.		Hayshp. 410.
	IMcAlpin. 325, 429	813	HAN RATTY.		Harten.		Hazelett.
795	Hamill.		Eatty. 72.		Hartin.		Hazelitt.
	Hamell.	814	Hanson.	834	HARTY.		[Hazleton]. 356
	[Hamilton]. 356,		M'Kr/trick. 97.		[Harrington]. 3.		Hazley. 381.
	409.		[M'KittricJ;]. 97.		Hartry. 488.		Hazlitt.
	Hammel.	816	Harbinson.	835	HARVEY.		Hazzlett.
	Hammell.		Harbison.		Harrihy. 141.		Heaslett. 256.
	Hammill.		Harvison.		Harvessy. 1.6.		Heasley. 381.
	[Hammond]. 72		[Herbert]. 410.		Hervy.'		Heazley. 381.
	O'Hamill. 112.		Herbison.	838	Harwood.		Heslitt.
796	Hamilton.	816	Harcourt.		Harrot. 20.		Hezlett.
	Ham. 397.		Harker. 410.		[Hart]. 523.	853	HAZLEWOOD.
	[Hamill]. 356, 409	817	Harden.	837	HASSAN.		Haslewood. Heazlewood.
	Tumbleton. 626.		IMI'Daeker. 401.		Hasson.

45

854

855

857

859

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonynies.

. 435. tf35. 51.

Heacock.

Haycock.

Heathcock.

He y cock. Healy.

Heally.

neily:

Hely.

Hilo. 487.

Kerisk. 111. 143

Kerrish. 377.

Kerrisk. 303 (.'')• Heany.

[Bird]. 40.

Ilainey.

Heeny.

Henev. HeapiiV.

ITavey

Havy.

Heify. Heaed.

Hearde.

Herd.

Hird.

Hurd. Hearn.

Ahearn.

[Aieame]. ■

Hearne. 422.

[Herron]. 155,410 PIeary. I Heery. 861 Heaslip.

Hazlip.

Heslip.

Heyslip.

Hyslop. Hednan.

Hedivan.

Heduvan Heexan. Heanen. 175. Hennan. 175. Heffeenan. Hafferon. Haffron. Hartnane. 144. Hartney. 144. Havern. 429. [Haveron]. Hayfron. Hetteran. Hetfernin. Hetfernon, Hefferon. Hettron. 25. 155 [Hernon]. 249. Hertnan. 249. Heyfron. 384. Hitt'ernan. Hegarty. Eagerton. 399. Hagarty. Hagerty. Hegerty. Heggarty. Higerty. Higgerty." Hogartv. 179. Hempenstall. Hemp. 405.439. Hempe. 333. Hempstall. 333. Hexderson.

Hendron. 6, 409. Henneberry. Heneberry. Henebery. 422. Henebry. 427. Hennebry. Hensbry. 422.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

HENNE.SSY. Henesy.

871

872

873

874 875

876

877

Hensy. 420,511.

Henzy. 249.

Hinsy. 420,511. 870 Henrv.

Hendry. 34".

Henery. 429.

[McKnery]. 429.

McHendrie. 429.

[McHenry]. 429. Henshaw.

Henchy.

Hinchy. Heraghty.

Gerarty. 124.

Hanaty. 432. Herbert.

Harbert. 121.

[Harbinson]. 410

Hilbert. 121.

[Hobart.] 47. Heritage.

Herrtag-e. Herlihy.

Herley. 100. Hernox.

[Heffernan

Hertnon. Herriott.

Hariott.

891

63.

864

878

249

881 882

}68

Herrox. [Ahearnel. Aherne. 77. Harron.

[Hearn]. 155,410 Heme. Heron. Herran.

Hesketh.

Haskett. Hession.

[Ussher]. 298.

Hetherixgtox. Hederton.

Hewsox. Heuson. Hewetson. Hewison. Hewston. Hueson. Hueston. Hugheston. 279. Huson. [Huston].

50(i. HEYBURX.

Haybrun.

Hay burn. I Hepburn.

884 HICKEY.

Hickie. £09.

885 HlGGIXBOTIIAM.

Higginbottom.

HiGGINS.

Hagans. 267. Haggens. 267. Higgans. Hiygens. Higgings. Higins.

[Huffgms]. 48.-. [0'Hagau]178(./')

887 HILDITCH.

I Ilildage. Hildige.

888 Hill.

Heel. 154.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

175.

279. 23»,

364.

318.

HtLLAX.

HiUen. Hillind.

HiLLA.S.

HeilUs.

Hille.s.

HiUiss. HiLLYARD.

Hiilard. HiUiard. Hilyard. HlXD.S.

[Owens]. HrXTON.

[Hampton]. 523.

Hanton. 526. Hitciiins.

Hitcheus.

895 JHO.VBE.

Hore. I Horohoe. 451 (i),

896 Hobart.

; Hab))ert. 142.

[Herbert]. 47.

Holiert. ! Hubbard. 365.

897 IHoDGix.s. j Horlger.

898 jHODXETT.

Halnet. Hornett.

899 jHoEY. Hawey. Hoye.

Hog AX.

Houghegan. 262,

[Huggins]. 134. Hogg.

[Ha'^an]. 487.

HogT

HOLEROOK.

Halbrook. Holdbrook.

HOLDEN.

Houldon. 485.

HOLDSWORTH. Holesworth. Houldsworth.

905 'Hollaxd.

I Hawney. 488. I [Mulhoiland]. 19. Whuliha/te. 325

906 |HOLLINGtiWORTH.

Hollinsworth.

807 HOLLOWAY.

I Hallo v\ ay. Hollway. Holoway.

903 i HOLLY.

I IQuillan].

909 Holmes.

j Ctrixh. 3(11. Combes. 142. Homes. J>IcAvislt. 1.-8. McCavish. 138.

910 HoxE.

Owen. 482.

91.1. ^HOOKE.

! Hooks.

912 nt)PEs.

I Hopps. 274.

913 Ihopkixs. Habbagan. 3. Hobbikin. 40. Hop. 439.

914

915

917

919

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

283,

900

901

902

903

921

923

HORAN. Haran. 239. Haren. 390. Harhan. 239,469. Haughran. 511.

HORGAX.

Harrigan. 47. [Horrigan]. 283,

431. Horrigon. 431. Horrogan. Organ. 135. Horrigan. Harrigan. [Horgan]. 431.

HORSFORD.

Hosford.

HOSKIXS.

Haskins.

Houlihax. Holahan. Holohan. 187 Holoughan. Hoolaghan. Hoo ahan. Hoohhan. Hoologhan. Houliighan. Houlahan. Houlehan. Hulihan. Oolahan. Oulahan. 63. Ouhhan. Whoolahan. Whoolehan.

HOURIHAX.

Hourihane.

HOUSTOX\

Houstin. Howison. Hughston. [Huston]. M-Tughhui. 4; HOWARD.

Hogart. 59.

O'H'irc. 189. Howe.

Hough.

House. 397.

Howes. Howie.

Ho way. Howley'.

Wholey.

HOYLE.

Hovles.

Hyie.

Hyles.

927 HUDDLESTON. I Helston.

Hillston.

928 |HcDsox. I Hodgin. 7C.

Hodgson. Hodson.

HUEY.

Huet. 410.

Hughey. Huggixs.

[Higgins]. 485.

[Hogan]. 134. Hughes.

Hews.

Hughs.

HULEATT.

Hewlett. HUilE. Hulme. 91. Humes.

929

46

Surnames, ■with Varieties, and Synonym 68.

Surnames, ■with Varieties No. and Synonym es.

Surnames, ■with Varieties and Synonymes.

934

Surnames, No. I with Varieties I and Synonymes

936 937

940

279.

941

942 943

944

945

948

Humphries. Humftray. Humfrey. Humphreys. Humphry." Humphrys. 398 Umphries. Umphry. Hunt. Feghany. 124. Fehunei/. 125. IFekjhcry]. 249. [Fcighncy]. 476,

501. FeUitini. [Hunter]. 242,

409.

HUKTER.

[Hunt]. 242,409 Hurley.

iCotumane']. 189 237, 397, A;c.

Harley. 227,228,

Her ley.

Herlihy.

Herlv.

Murhilla. 397.

O'Herlihy. Hurst.

Hearst. Huskisson.

Hiskisson.

Hoskisson.

Huskison.

HU.STON.

[He^wson]. [Houston]. [M'Hugh]. 259. IMrTiUildin-]. 482 [UTCniNSON. Hucheson. Hutchenson. Hutcheson. Hutchison. Hutchisson. Hutson. 274.

HUTTON.

[Haughton]. 76. Hyde.

[Driseoll].

Hide.

[O'Driscoll]. 509. Hyland.

Heelan. 120, 235.

Heyland.

Highland.

Hi land.

[Whelan]. 40. Hynes.

[Haines]. 134.

Haynes. 134.

Heines.

Hinds. 222.

Hines. 333.

Hoins. 165.

Hoynes. 101, 238, 517.

Hyndes.

Hynds.

[O^wens]. 82, 238.

IGOE. Igo.

INGLIS.

[English].

INGOLDSBY.

Englishby. 13,

214. Gallogly. 214. Inglesby. Insgelby. 402.-

949 950

■951

953

954

rRON,S.

Kirons. Irvine.

Ervine.

Erwin.,

Irving.

[Irwin], Irwin.

Er-win.

[Irvine]. Isaac.

Isaacs. Isdell. '

Easdale.

Esdale.

Esdel.

Isdle.

IVERS.

Eivers. Evers. 3 Ivors.' Jevers.i

955 Jaqoe.

lago. 40. Jago. Jaiies. [Jameson]. 409.

965 JOHNSTON.

Cheyne. 429. Johnson. 494. Jotmstone. 494.

956

957

958

959

961

Jameson.

Jameison.

[James]. 409.

Jamieson. 39(

Jamison.

Jemason.

Jemison. Jeffers.

iSifford. 408.

Jetfares.

Jeflars.

Jumphrey. 48

Jeffrey.

Jafl'ery.

Jaffrey.

Jatfries.

Jeflery.

Jeffreys.

Machamfry. 26 Jenkins.

Jenkenson.

Jenkinson.

Jenkison.

Jinkins.

Junkin. 66. Jennings.

Kivnet'ii. 606.

Ezoveeii. 330.

967

970

Mac-Eoin. 512.

Mac-Emm. 40.

Makeon. 40.

McChfijnc. 429.

IMcEiviim^. 506,

McShan. ;^16.

lMcShane'\. 18, 153, &c.

Shane. 429.

Shonahan. 512. Jordan. Gerdan. Gurdan. 485. Jardan.

Jardine. 210, 429 Jerdau. Jorden. Jordine. Jordon. Jourdan. £00. Jourdln. Jurdan. 138. Joyce. Cunnagher. 60. Slwye. 40. JUDGE.i

Breheiiy. 62, 454(0), 501.' IBrchonij], 105, 339, 454 (<0, &o Julian. Julian. Jury. Ma-Jury. 494.

978 Ikearns.

[Cairns]. 300. Cams. 155. Cearnes. 218. Kairns. Kearn. 319. Kearnes. [Kearney]. 409

16. 319. 319.

403.

971

240.

O'E

JERMYN.

ilarmyn.

Jerman. Jervis.

Gervaise.-

Gervase.

(Gervis]. :

Jervaise.

Jervois. JILES.

JeUis. 274.

40.

972

973

Kane.

Cahan.

Cain.

Cane.

Kain.

Kaine.

(Cain). 40.

Keane. 390.-

[Kean]. 72,381.

McKane. 216.

[O'Kane]. 216, 240, 367. Kavanagh.

Cavan. UL

[Cavanagh]. 14, 516.

Cavenagh. 13.

Couvane. 47.

Kavenagh.

Keevane. 142. 144

Kevaae. 8, 203.

Keveney.

Kivrahan Keaheky.

Keaghery Kean.

Cain. 22, 40, 4£0.

[Kane]. 72.381. Kearney.

Carney.

Carny.

Karney.

[Kearns].

Keherny.

Kerney.

Kierney.

McCarney. 185.

O'Caharney.

O'Caherney.

271.

307.

13, £95.

409.

977

978

979

983

Kearon, Keiran. Keirans Kerans. Kereen. Kerins. Kerns. Kerens. Eerraiir. 330. Kerrins. 448. Kieran. 319. O'Kieran. 31! Keating. Clayton. -431. Keaty. 189, » Keaveny. Ceevney. Kevney. Keeffe. Keafe. Keefe. [O'Keeflfe]. Keegan. Cuageen.

313.

409. 262.

985

887 988

[Egan]. Keelan.

Keelin.

Keellin.

Killan. Keely.

Kealy.

Keeling.

Keilly.

[Kelly].

Kiely.

Kiley.

KEENAN.

Cainan. 281.

Conyecn. 3.

Keenoy. 38.

[Kinalian]. 249.

Kinna. 249.

Kinnan.

Kivneen. 329. Keightley.

Keatley. 348.

Keitley. Keith.

Keat.

Keates.

Keats.

Kelleher.

Kellard. 277.

Kellegher.

Keller. 100,199, 376, &e. Kellock.

Kelloeh.

Kellog.

KELLY.

[Callaghan]. 19. [Keelv]. 262. Kelley. 41. Kiely. 100. [KilkeUy]. 342. [O'Kelly]. 390, Kenna. Kenah. Kinna. 458. [McKenna].

	Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames.
No.	with Varieties	No.	-with Varietie.s	No.	with Varieties	■No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and S/rionymes.
990	KENNEALY.	1007	KEYS.	1029	Kingston.	1044	KNOWD.
	Kenealy.		Kays.		Cloughry.		Noud.
	Kenelly. 530.		Keays.		Kins-stone.		Nowd.
	Kenneally.		Keyes.	! Mi'Cloiiijhry. 57.	1045	KNOWLES.
	Kennelly.	1008	KIDD.	1030 KINNANE.		Knoles.
	Kinealy.		Kiddle.		Canaan. 27.72.		Knowels..
	Kinneally.		Kvdd.		Cannan. (2.		Knowls.
	Kinnoaly. 530.	1009	KIDNEY.		[Cannon]. 72.	1046	KYLE. Kell. 112. M-Suiie. 43.
991	KENNEDY.		Kedney.		Guinane. 498.
	Kenninjiton. 422. MiiHujh. 132.	1010	Kiernan. KeMran. 72. Keirans. 72. [Kernaghan]. Kernan. 153. Kernon. 153. JIc Kiernan. 153 '^46, Jfcc.		Kinane. Quinane. 493.
	Muinauh. 132.		1031	KlNNEAR.	1047	Kyne.
992	KENNY. Keaney. 370. Keany. 370. Kilkenny. 72.			Kinnaird. Kinneard. Kinner. Kinnere.		Biinuich: 250. [Coyne]- 40,174.
	Kinney.			Kinnier.
	[McKenny].		1032	KINSELLA.	1048	Lacy. Leacy. 244.
	[McKinny]. 439.	1011	Kilbride.		Kenchyla.
993	KENRICK.		Macbride. 40.		Kinchela.
	Conderiek. 162.		McGill Bride. 429		Kinchella.	1049	Ladley.
	Condrick. 162. Kendrick.	1012	KILCLINE. Cline. 54.		Kinsela. Kinsellagh.	1050	Laidley. Laffan.
994	KEOGH.			Kinsellah.	Laffen.
	Cuhy. 15.	1013	KILFEDDER.		Kinshela.		Laphin.
	Kehoe. 448.		Killeder.		Kinshelagh.		Lapin.
	K'eogh.	1014	KiLG ALLEN.		Kinshellagh.		Lappin.
	Keoghoe. 472.		Kilcullen. ' 475.		Kin.slagh. 429.	1051	Lafferty.
	Keoghy. 246. KeouL'h. 435.		1033	KIRBY.		Laferty.
	1015	KILKELLY.		Kerbin. 413.		[O'Flalierty].
	Kough. 295.		[Kelly]. 342.		Kerby. 413.		480.
	McCah/igh. 3o7.		Killkelly.		Kirberry. 413.	1052	Lahiff.
	[McKeogh ].	1016	KILLEEN.		Kirkby.		Guthrie]. 189.
995	KEOHANE. Cahan. ICuwmil. Coweii. 397. Keogrhane. [Kedwn].	1017 1018	Killion. 24. 329. KILLEN. [Gillen]. Killian. KILLOPS. Kellops. Killips.	1034	KIRKPATRICK. [Kilpatrick]. 43, 175, 271, &c. Kirk. 19,240. Mcllfatrick. 59. Mellfederick. 43.	1053 1054	Flahy]. 189. Lahive. 131. Laing. Lang. Layng. Laird. Layard.
998	KEOWN.		[McKillop].	1035	KIRWAN.		Leard.
	Cahane.	1019	KILM.		Carvin. 495.	1055	Lambert.
	Cohane.		Killum. 421.		Keerawin. 427.		Lam bar t.
	[Keohane].	1020	KILMARTIN.		Kerevan. 295, 316.		Lampert.
	Keon.		[Gilmartin].		Kerivan.	1056	Lammy.
997	Keppel.		Guilmartin. 457.		Kerivin. 130,442.		L'Ami.
	[Cape!].	1021	KILPATRICK.		Kervan.		Lamie.
	Kepple.		Gillpatrick. 429.		Kerwin. 427.		Lammie.
998	KERIN.		Killpatrick.		Kierevan. 498.		Lamy.
	Kearin. 382.		[Kirkpatrick].43,		Kiervan. 102.		Lemmy.
999	KERLEY.		175. 271. &c.		Kirivan.	1057	Lajiont.
	Kirley.		Kirpatrick. McGill Patrick.		Kirrane. 229.		Lam an.
	McKerlie.			Kirvan.		Lamin.
000	Kerlin.		429.		Kirwen.		Lammou.
	Kirlin. 159.		Petherick. 2:0.		Kirwin.		Lamon.
LOCI	Kernaghan.	1022	KILROY.	1036	KISSACE.		Lamond. 254.
	[Canavan]. 410. Carnohan.		Gilroy.		Keesack.		Lemon. 178. {h).
	1023	KINAHAN.		Kissick.
	Keernan.		[Keenan]. 249.		Kissock.	1058 LANCASTER.
	Kernahan.		Kinna. 249.	1037	KISSANE.	Laingster.
	(Carnahan). 175.	1024	KINARNEY.		Cashman. 47, 309.	Langster. Lankester.
	Kernan.		Kinneary. 249.		Coshman. 304(.,0-
	Kernohan. Kernon.	1025	KINCAID. Kineade.	1038	Gissane. Kitchen.	1059 Landers. Glanders, 120.
	[Kiernan].		Kinkade.		Ketchen. 429.	Landy. 15 488.
L002	Kere.		Kinkaid.		[Kitson]. 2;i8,429.	Launders.
	[Carr]. 19, lil3.		Kinkead.		[M'Cutcheon].	1060 Lane.
1003	KERRIGAN.	1026	KING.		429.		Layne. 54.
	Carigin.		[Conroy]. 40,342.	1039	KITSON.		Leane. 303.
	Carrigan. 238.		Conry. 40.		[Kitchen]. 238,		[Lyne]. 329.
	Comber. 329.		Cunnrn. 485.		429.	1061	Langlev.
	Comer. 329.		M<ic-uu-J,W. 40.		Kittson.		Landy. 243.
	[Corrii^an]. 361.		McAm. 175,319,	1040	Knaggs.		Langly.
	Currig-in. 361.		460.		Knags.	1062	Langtry.
	Keitthron. 370.		M-Keanj. 319.		Naggs.		Langtree. Lanktree.
	Kergan.		Muckiircc. 71.	1041	KNEE.
	Kerigan.		Murkilhnnii. 71.		Nee.		Lantry.
1004	Kerrison.	1027	Kingsbury.	1042 KNIGHT.	1063	Lannioan.
	Kearson.		K insbury.		[M-Knight].		Langan.
1005	KELiSHAW.	1028 KiNGsr.Ev.		Neiglit.		Langin.
	Kearsey. 249.		Kincliolla. 3.		Night.		Lanigan.
1006	Kettle.		Kinchley. 3.	1043	KNIFE.		Lenagan.
^___	Kettyle.		Kinsley.		Nipe.		Lenigan.

48

	Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
1064	Larkin.	1082	Ledwich.	1097 LEONARD.	1111	LOCKHART.
	Larkan.		Leddy.		Lenaghan. 319.		Lock. 523.
	Larkeu.		Ledgwidge.		[Lenane]. 352,		Lockard.
	Larking.		Ledwidge.		375.		Lockart.
	Lorkin.		Led witch.		Lenard.		Lockheart.
1065	Larmour.		Ledwith. G3.		Lenord. 516.	1112	LOFTUS.
	Laramer.		Lidwich.		Lennard.		Loftis.
	Larimer.	1083	LEE. Leigh. 72. M-Lee. 72.		[Lennon]. 239.		[Loufibnane].
	Larimor.		Linane. 375. 404.		179, 262, 3f6.
	Larmer.			Lunneen. 24, 329.	1113	LOGAN.
	Lorimer.			Lynane. 45.		Lagan. 433.
	Lorimour. 197.	1084	Leech.		McAUmicn. 201.		[Lougban]. 307.
	Lormer.		Leache.		McAUn'ion. 238.	1114	LOGUE.
	Lourimer.		Leetch.		McAUnon. 247.		Loag.
1066	LATHAM. Leadam. 429. Leatham. Leathern. Leedbam. Leedom. Leitham. Lethem.	1085	Leitch. Lovat. 329. Limiui: 329. Ltioiiiie. 329. LEES. Alees.	1098 1099	Nanany. 454 (.6). LESLIE. Lastly. 396. Lussy. 396. LESTER. Leicester. 429.	1115 1116	Loague. [Molloy.] 259, 260. LOMAX. Lummacks. 72. LONERGAN. Ladrigan. 170. Landregan.
	1086	LEFANU.		Leycester.		Londregan. 117
		Lefanu.		Lister. 429.		LoQdrigan. 331.
1067	LATIMER.		Leflanue.		Lyster.		Lundergan. 354.
	Latimore. Latimour. Lattimer.	1087	Lefevre. Lefebre.	1100	M'Alester. 429. Letsome. Ledsome. Letsam. Moter. 104. Moton. 457. [Moreton]. 104.	1117	Long. Fodha. 488. Longley. 409.
	Lattimore.	1088	Leggatt.		1118	LONGHILL.
	Letimore.		Legat.			Longill.
	Lettimor.		Legate.		1119	LONICAN.
1068	LAURENCE. Larens. Lawrance. Lawrence.		(Ligget). 358. Legett.		1120	Luniean. Lonsdale.
		Leget.	1101	LEVEY.		Lownsdale. 381.
		Leggott.		Leavy.		Lownsel. 381.
		Liggate.	1102	LEWIS.	1121	LOOBY.
1069.	LAVELLE.		Liggot.		Lewers, 137,175.		Luby. 329.
	Lawell. 40.	1089	LEHANE. Leehane. Leyhane. Libane. Lyhan. 228. Lyhane. 365. [Lyons]. 226, 325.		Lowers. 411.	1122	Loughan.
1070	LAYERTY. O'Laverty. 348.	1103	LEVBOURNE. Layhurn. Leburn.		[Logan]. 307. Loban. 307,386. [Loughran]. 6.
1071	Lavery.			Lyburn.	1123	LOUGHEAD.
	Arm.itmiq'].		1104	Linane.		Lougbeed.
	t 197,347.'			Lane. 336.	1124	LOUGULIN.
	[Lowry].			Linaban. 249.		[Gilchrist]. 216.
	[Eafferty]. 410.	1090	Leighton.		Linnane.		Lachhn.
1072	Lavixs.		LightoD.	1105	LINDEN.		Lacklan.
1073	Levins. LA^VDER.	1091	Lemon. Lamont. 178 (?-)• Leeman. Leemon. Lemmon.		Lindin. Lindon.		Laghlin. Laughlin.
	Lauder. Lawther.			[McAhnden]. 289 429.		Locblin. Loghlin.
	Louther.			IM'Linden. 429.		Loghnan. 517.
	Lowther.		1108	Lindsay.		Loughlan.
1074	Lawless.	1092 LejVaxe.		Linchey. 175.		Lougblen.
	LLawson]. 333.		Lenahan. 420.		Lindesay.		Loughnan. 295.
	Lillis. 180.		[Leonard]. 352,		Lindsy.		M'Qloughlin.
1075	Lawlor.		375.		Lyndsay.		[M'Laugblin].
	Lalor.		Linaban. 420.	1107	LITTLE.		[O'Loughlin].
1076	Lawler. Lawrenson.	1033 Lendrum.		Begg, 124, 219,	1125	LOUGHNANE. [Lot'tus]. 179,
	Laurison.	1 Landrum.		Beggar). 211, 383.		262, 386.
	Lawrenceson.	1094 ILENIHAN.		Biggedoii, 495.		[Lougban]. 6.
	Lawrinson.		Lane. 230.		Lid'del, 429.		Loughnan.
	Lawrison.		Lenaghan.		[Littleton]. 409.		Lucknawne. 190.
1077	Lawson.		Lenaghen. Lenahan.		Lytle. 321.	1126	LOUGHRAN.
	[Lawless]. 333.			Lyttle. 223.		Early. 1U.-5.
	Laws. 409.		Leneghan.		[Petit]. 109.		Laugberan.
1078	Laycock.		Lenehan.		Pettit. 109.		Loehrane.
	Lacock.		Lenniban.	1108	Littleton.		[Loughan]. 76.
	Leaeoek.		Linaban.		Bi'ijanc. 508.		Lougheran.
1079	LEAHY.		Linighan.		Biggane. 151,		Loughren.
	Lahy. 117. 23-. 393, &c.		Linnahan. Linnebau.		609. [Littlel. 409.	1127	LOVETT. Lovat.
	Leahey. Leeby. Leby.	1095	lennon. Lannan. 67. Lanon. Lenon. [Leonard]. 239. Linuane. 318. Linnen. 120.	1109	Lyttleton. Livingstone. Levenston.	1128	LOWNDES. Loundes.
1080	Lbary.			Leveson. 603.		Lownes.
1081	Lairy. Leery. [O'Leary]. LECKY.			Levingstone. Le Vinson. Levinston. Leviston. 417.	1129	LOWRY. [Lavery]. Loughry. 189. Lowery. 174.
	Lackey.	1096	Lennox.		Livingstown.		Lowroo. 189.
	Leaky.		Lenox.	1110	Lloyd.	1130	LUCAS.
	Leekie.		Linnox.		Loyd.		M'Lucas.

49

	Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames,		Surnames,
No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
L131	Luke.	1148	Mack.	1159	MAGILL.	1177	MALTSEED.
	Lute. 7.		[Mac].		MacGill.		Malseed.
L132	LUNDY.		Mackaleary.		Mackel. 429.		Molseed.
	Londy. 429. [M'Alinden]. 175.		[M'Dermott].		Maguil. 429.	1178 Manasses.
		[M'Donald].		M'GiU.	Manus. 140,
L133	LUNNY.		[M'EnroeJ. 417.		Mekill. 429.	1179 mangan.
	Loney.		[M'Evoy].	1160	Maginn.	[Magan]. 305.
	Lonney.		[M'Inerney].		Maginnis. 409.	Manghan.
	Loony.		[M'Namtira]. 345		[M-Ginn].	Manghen.
	Luny.		430.		[BI'Guinness].		Mangin.
134	LUTTRELL.		[M'Namee]. 207	1161	Magner.		Manion. 63.
	Lutteral.		M'Sweeny. 304(rO		Magnier.		[Manning]. 182.
	Lutterel.	1149	MACKEATING.		Magnir.		[Mannion]. 420.
135	Lydbn.		ai'Ketian. 481.		Ma^nor.		Mingane. 303.
	Liddane. 131,419	1150	Mackenzie.	1162	Magoklick.	1180 IMANNERING.
	Ludden. 119.		M'llhonov. 59.		[Golden]. 201.		Main waring.
	Lydden.	1151	MACKEY.	1163	MAGRANE.		Manron. 73.
	Lvdon.		Mackay.		Magahern. 46.	1181	MANNING.
136	Lynagu.		M-Cay. 19,60.		Magrean.		[Mangan]. 182.
	Laney. 432.		[M'Qefc].		[M'Grane].		[Mannion]. 215.
	Linagh.		M'Hay.	1164	Magratii.		Meenhan. 322.
	[Lynam.] 288.		[M'Kay]. 19.		Ora. 67.	1182	Mannion.
137	Lynam.		[M'Kee]. 189.		See [M'Grath].		[Mangan]. 420.
	Lineham.		M'Key.	1165	MAGUIRE.		Manion.
	Linham.		M'Quay. 185.		Macgivir. 40.		[Manning]. 215.
	rLynagh]. 286.	1152	MACKINTOSH.		MaeGuire.		Moneon. 38.
	Lynap. 30.		Macintosh.		[M'Guire]. 12.	1183	MANNIX.
	Lyneham.		M'Entosh.	1166	MAUAFFY.		Manix.
	Lynham.		M'lntosh-M'Il-		Mehaffy.		[McNiece].
138	Lynas.		hose. 251.	1167	BIAHER.		Minogue, 262, 509,
	Linass.		Tosh. 1'75, 197, &e		Magher.		&c.
	Liness.	1153	MACLISE.		Maheir. 409.		[Monaghan]. 469.
			Macleese.		Mahier. 410.	1184	Mansfield.
	Lyness.		Macleish.		■ [Mara]. 514.		Mansel. 393.
	M'Aleenan. 524.		[M-Aleese].		[Meagher]. 354,		[Maunseli]. 203.
139	Lynch.		M'Alish.		393.	1185	Mapother.
	Lynchahan. 113.		M'Cleish.	1168	MAHON.		Maypowder. 72.
	Lynchv. 515.		M'Gleish.		Maghan.	1186	Mara.
140	Lyne.		M'lleess.		[Mahony]. 67,515		[Maher]. 514.
	[Laae]. 329.		M'Lees.		Mann. 81.		[Meara]. 393.
	Leyne. 8.		M'Leese.		Maughan. 269,		[O'Meara]. 393.
141	Lynn.		M'Leise.		337.	1187	Mark.
	Lind. 87.		[M'Leish].		FM'Mahonl.		[Markey]. 409.
	Linn. 350.	1154	MADDEN.	• [Mohan]. 269.		Marks.
142	Lyons.		Madditian. 307.	1169 Mahony.	1188	3.IAEKEY
	[Lehane]. 220.		[M-Avaddy]. 48G	1 HuUissey. 227.		[Mark]. 409.
	325.		M-Ev'i'idii. 119.	! [Mahon]. 57,515		Rhijdcr.
	Leyhane. 325.	i McEvadu.		Mahoney. 291.		[Ryder}. 495.
	Lines.		McVadij.		(M-Mahon]. 158,	1189	MARKHA3I.
	Lion. 259.	1155	MADDOCK.		291.		Marcom.
	Lions.		Maddoeks.	1170	Mairs.		Marcum.
	Lyne. 47.		Maddox.		See [Meares].	1190	MARLEY.
	Lyns.		Madox.	1171 Major.		Marlay. Marrilly. 259.
	[O'Lyons].		•Mayduek. 429.		Majur.
143	LYSAGHT.	1156	MAGAN.	1172	MALCOLM.	1191	MARMION.
	Lysat.		Magahan. [Mangan]. 305.		Maikim. 340. Malcom. Meek. 381.		Mermont. 310. Merriman. 274. Merryman. 98,
			[M'Cann].	1173	MALCOLilSON.		305, 310, &o.
			M'Gahan.		Malcomson.	1192	Marnane.
			M'Gan.	1174	MALIA.		Marinane.
			[M'Gann].		Mallew. 137.		Mournane.
			Megahan.		[Malley]. 174,		[Murnane].
144	MAC.	\ Megan.		312.		[Warren]. 283.
	See Mack.	1157 Magaukan.		[O'Malley]. 179.	1193 MAREON.
145	Macartney.		Magawran.	1175	MALLBV.		iVlearn. I'.'o.
	M'Arteney.		Maguian.		Malev. 370.	1194	ILVRSIIALL.
	M'Artney.		Magurn.		[Malia]. 174,312.		March al.
	M'Cartiney.		M'Cahern.		Malie.		Marshill.
	[M'Cartney].		M'Gaheran.		Mallagh. 210.	1195	Martin.
	M'Caugherty.267.		M'Gahran.		Mealia.		Marten.
	Mulhartagh. 69.		M'Gaughrau.		Mealley. 312. [Melia]. 249,450. Melly. '208. [O'MiiUey]. 361, 370. OMeally. StiALLON. Mallan. Mallen. Mnllin.		Martyn.
146	MACAULAY. [Oawley]. 300. Macauley. M'Alay. 60. [M'Auley]. 480, M'Oaughley. 197. [M'Cauley]' M'Gawley. 410.	1158	M'Gavern. M'Gouran. [M'Govern]. 82, 238,270, Sid. M'Gowran. Magee. [Gee]. [M'Gee]. M'Ghee.	1176	1196 1197 1	MATEER. IMlnteer. 175. MATHESON. Mathewson. Mathieson. Mathison. Matson. Mattheson. Matthewson.
47	MacEtavey.		M'Ghie. 481.	! Mallyn.		ISIatthieson.
	Tavey. 137.		Wynn. 82.	[Mullen]. ISO.	jMattison.
		! [Wynne]. 82. !		1
							E

60

1199

1200

1301

1202

1203

Surnames, ■with Varieties and Synonymes.

Mathews.

Mathers. 410

Matthew.

Matthews.

Mitty. 109. Maunsell.

Mansel.

Mansell.

[Mansfield]. 203,

Mansill.

Monsell. 333. Mawhinney.

[Buchanan]. 201

Mahunny.

Mawhiney.

[M Whinney]

Mewheney.

Mewhenney. Maxwell.

Maxel. 210.

May.

Mawe. 488.

Mea. 40, 18J Mayberry.

Maberry.

Maybury. S

Melserry.

1204 Mayne. Main. Mains. Maynes. IM'Manus].

247.

1205 Maze.

1207

1210

1211

Maize. Mayes. Mays. Mayze. Mease. Meaze. 1 Adam. M'Adams. MCadam. M'Caddam. M'Cudden. 492. M'AFEE. Macfle. M'Affee. M'Affle. M'Fee. M'HaEfy.

M'Alee.

M'Lee. M' Alee.se.

M'Aleece.

(M'Lice). 363.

[Maclise].

'Alinden.

[Linden]. 289, 429. 478.

[Lundy]. 176.

MacLinden. 478.

M'Alindon.

M'Clinton.

M'Linden. 478.

M'Lindon.

M'Linton.

M'Allen. Macallon. M-Alen. M'Alin. M'Allion. M'Allon. M'Callion. M'Klllia-.

1212

1213 1214

1215 1316

1217

1318 1219

1320 1221

1322

1223

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

1224 1225 1226

M'Allistee.

Maealister.

MacEllistram. 47,

MAlasher. 319,

M'Alester.

M'Allester.

M'CaUister. 358.

M'Olester.

M'Ellister.

M'Lester. 410. M'Aloney.

M'Ahmney.

M'Lunev. M'ALOON.

M'Clune.

M'Loone.

M'Lune.

Monday. 82, 350, 460.

Mundaij. 247,350

Min)d]i. M'Alpin.

M'Calpin. M'Ardle.

Macardle.

M'Ardell.

BlcCardle. 392. M'Areavy.

M'Arevy,

M'Gill Eeavy. 429

[M'Greevv]. M'Arthur.

M'Carter.

M'Carthur. M'ASEY.

Maeasey.

Maekessy.

M'Assie.

M'Casey.

M'ASKIE.

Caskey.

M'Caskie."' M'Atajinby.

M'Ataminey

M'Atimeny.

M'Atimney.

M'Tamney.

'Ateer.

Mateer.

M'Atear.

M'Atier.

M'Cateer.

M'Entyre.

[M'Intvre], 223, 421.

M'Teer.

M'Tier. M'AULEY.

[Macaulay]. 4i

MacAuly.

MacAwly.

M'Aulay.

M'Aully.

M'Awley.

M'Calla. 411.

M'Caulay. 71.

[M'Cauley]. 208,1 259.

M'CauUy.

M'Cawley.

M'Cawly.

M'Gaulay.

M'Gauley.

M'Gawlay,

M'Gawley. M'AVADDY.

[Bladden].

M'Evaddy. 486.

•AVEY.

MTleboy. 175,

M'llwee. 623. M'AWEENY.

M'Weeny.

1227 1228

1229 1230 1231

1232

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

1234

1235

1237

223. 177,

340.

486.

1239

1240

1242

M'Bean.

M'Bin. 429. M'Beth. Macbeth. 141. M'Beath. M'Beith. M'Bey. 480. M'BiRNEY. M'Burney. (Burney). 86. M'Bratney. M'Breatney. M'Bretney. M'Brearty. [Brady]. 259,

260. M'Brairty. M'Mearty. 432. M'Merty. 314. M'Bride. Breedeth. 519. M'Gill Bride.

429. Mucklebreed. 97 M'Brien. Brien. [Bryan]. M'Brine. M'Bryan. M'Byrne. 163. [.O'Brien]. 82,

308, Ac. O'Brine. 270. M'Gabe. Macabe. Maceabe. M'Cadden.

Muckedan. 63. M'Oaddo. [Oaddow]. M'Ado. M'Adoo. M'Cadoo. MCAFFRY. iBeattti^. 247. [Bc«;/]. 238. Cafferty. 82. Cafferv. 82. M'Caflerty. 70. M'Caffery. 70. M'Caffray. M'Caffrey. 70. M'Cafry. M'Cagherty. M'Caharty. M'Oaherty. M'Cangherty. [M'Carthy]."210. M'CALL. M'All. 279. M'Calla. 372. M'Gaul. 279. M'Cawell. M'Cawl. M'Gall. M'Hall. Megall.

M'CALLION.

M'Kellan. M'Killion.

1243

1244

1245

1246

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

418. 417.

M'Calmont.

M'Cammon.

M'Cammond.

M'Colman. 429.

M'Kemmin. 429. M'CANDLESS.

M'Andless. 358.

M'Anliss.

M'Candlass.

M'Candleish.

M'Candliss.

M'Canlis.

1247

1249 1250

1252

M'Cann. Mae an. Maekin. 410. [Magan]. M'Kann. Meean.

M'CARROLL. [Carroll]. Mackarel. Mackerel. Maekrell. M'Carrell. M'Garrell. M'Garroll. M'Harroll. M'Kerel. M'Kerrall. Mekerrel.

M'OARSON.

M'Carrison. M'Harrison.

M'CARTHY. Carthy. 100. [Carty]. 448. Cremeen. 79. Cremin. 79. Crimmeen. 79. Farshin. 227. [Fortune]. 227. Macarha or

Carha. 397. MacCarthy. M'Arthy. M'Artie. 199. [M'Cagherty].

210. [M'Cartney]. 410- M'Cartie. 288. M'Carty. M'Caugherty,

267. [Quirk]. 500.

M'CARTNEY. Cartin. 159. [Macartney]. M'Carten. 381. [M'Carthy]. 410. | M'Carton. 175. I Mulhartagh. 41, i 70.

['Caughey. M'Aghy. 17. M'Caghey. M'Cahy. McCahon. 321. [M'Caughin]. ! M'Couijhey. [MGahev]. 256 M'Qahy. M'Gaughey. (McGaughy). 25

M'CAUGHLEY.

M'Cally. 348. M'Caul.

M'Coll. 91. M'Cauley.

[Macaulay].

M'Aulay.

[M'Auley]. 208

M'Ca'mley. 381 M'Comley. 197 M'CAUSLAND.

[Alexander]. 1! M'Caslan. 18. M'Casland.

51

1253

1254

1257

Surnames, ■with Varieties and Synonymes.

19.

420.

1261

1262

1264

1266

M'CAVILL.

[Campbell]. 216.

M-Caulleld. 480. M'Clafferty.

M'Caflerty. 259. M'Clary.

M'Alary. 19.

M'Laiv. M'Clean.

Maclean.

M-Alean.

M'Clain.

M-Clane.

M'Laine.

M'Lane.

[M'Lean], M'Cleart.

MAleery.

M-Cleerv.

M'Eleary.

M'Learey.

M'Leary.

M'Leerv. M'Clelland.

M'Clellan. 494.

M-Lelaud.

M-L..-llau. 83.

M-Li-lIand. M'CLEilENT.

M'Clements. M'Clemonts. M'Climent. M'Climond. 175, M'Climont. M'Clymon. 267. M'Lamond. 19. MXement. M'Limont.

M'Clenaghan.

Clenaghan.

M'CIenahan. !

M'Cleneghan.

M'Clenigban.

M'Clennon.

[M'Lenaghanl. M'Clintock.

M Clyntock.

M'Lintock. 321. M'Cloy.

Malov. 19. M'Clure.

M'Lure. 432. M'Cluskey.

Clusker.

[Oluskey].

Maeloskey.

M'Oloskey.

M'Losky. 209. 240.

M'Luskey.

M'Trustry. 85. M'0OLLU^r.

[Columb].

M'Calum.

M'Collom.

M'Colum.

M'CuUum.

SI'COMBS.

M'Comb. M'Combes.

M'OONAGHY. Conaty. 211. M'Conachie. M'Conaughty.

367. M'Connaghy. M'Connaugbey. M'Connerty. 367. [Quinn]. 319.

1268

1269 1270

1271 1272

1273

1274

1275

1276

1277 1278

1279 1280

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

214.

I'CONKEY. Maconcbie. MeConohy. 26 M'JKonkey.

I'CONN.

M'llehon. 175.

M'CONNELL. [Connell]. M'Conell. M'Connon M'Conol. [M'Oonville]. 461 [M'Donnell]. 276. M'Gonnell

M'OONNELLOGUE.

Conlogue. 447.

M,CONVILLE. [M'Connell]. 461

M'COREELL. M'Corkill M'Corkle. M'Corrikle.

M-CORMACK.

Cormac. 448.

[Cormack]. 3.

Cormiek.

MaeOormack.

M'Comick. 410.

M'Cormac.

M-Cormick.

(Cormican'). 6. M-CORQUODALE.

M'Corcadale.

M'Corcodale.

M'Quoreodale.

M'CORRY.

[Curry]. 201,350. M'Curry. M'Gorry. M'Gurry. M'CO.SKER. M'Coskar.

M'COUBREY.

Maeoubrey.

M'Cobrie.

MCovera.

M-Cubrae.

M'Ouberv.

M'Oubrey. M'Co-n'LEY.

M'Cownley. 69. M'COY.

Macoy.

M'Cay. 216.

[M'Kay]. 383, 410.

M'Kie. 69.

M'Koy.

M'CRANN. Einn.

[Wroi/i'i. 128.

M'Crea.

M'Cray. M'Eae. M'Ray. M'Wray. M'Cready. Macready. M'Aready. 251. M'Conreadv. 254 M'Creedy. M'Ready. M'Reedy. Mecredy.

1284

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

1287

1288

1289

1290

1291

1292

1294

1295

1296

M'Ceeanor.

M'Crainor.

M'Grenor.

Treanor. 367. M'Creery.

M'Creary.

M'Reery. M'Crory.

Macrorj .

M'Arorv.

McRoafy. 95.

McRory. 95.

Rodger

Badgers. 18, 418, &c.

IBogers-]. 97,222, 423, &c. M'CRUM.

M'Crumb.

M'Rum. 489. M'CUE.

[M'Hugb]. 259, 3n,&Q.

M'CULLAGH.

Boar. 124.

Bower. 125.

M'Collough.

M'Cull. 16.

M'Culla.

M'CuUah.

M'Oulloch. 159.

M'Cullogh.

M'Cullough.

M'Cullow. 423. MCUJIESKY.

Curiiberford. 289.

M'Comiskey.

M'Comoskey.

M'Cumisky. M'CUNE.

MacEwen.

M'Ewan.

M'Ewen.

M'Keon.

[M'Keown],

JI'OUHDY.

M'Kurdy.

MCUSKER.

[Gosgrave]. Cosgrove. 132,

153, 429, &c. Cuskern. 367. M'Cuskern M'Kuscar. M'Kusker. M-Qsear. 367,

429. M'Usker.

M'CUTCHEOX. [Kitchen]. 429. MCutcban. M'Gutchon.

M'Daid. [Dnvif!]. 165. [Davison]. M-Dade. M David. MDavitt. [M-Devitt]. 314,

356, &c. M'Divitt. 271.

M'Daniel. M'Daniall. [M-Donald]. 214.

472. [M'Donnell]. 214

467, 472, &o.

429.

429.

429.

1300

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

1302

179. 159. 350

1303

M'DERMOTT. [Darby]. 281, 282. Darmody. 117,

427, &c. De Ermot. 177. Deermott. 343,482. [Dermody]. 214,

438, &o. Dermond. 161. [Dermott]. De Yermond. 344. Deyermott. 271,

356, 478, &o. Diarmid. 341,381,

432. Diarmod. 271. Diarmond. 314. Diermott. 240,260. Diurmagh. 391. Durmody. 295. Dyermott. 374. Macdermott. [Mack]. M'Diarmod. [Mulrooney]. 29,

125. M'DEVITT. MacDevettie. MDade. 434. [M'Daid].314,356,

&o. M'DONAGII. [Deuison]. Donaghey. [Donaghy].

423, &c. Donogh. Macdona. MacDonagh. MaeDonough. M'Dona. M'Donnagh. MDonogh. M'Donough.

M'DONALD.

[Mack]. [M-Daniel].

472. [M'Donnell]. 281, 410, Ac. M'Donnell. Donald. 432. [Donnell]. MacDonald. MacDonnell. [M'Connell]. 276. [M'Daniel]. 214.

467, 472, &o. [M'Donald]. 214.

281, 410, &Q. [ODonnell]. 352, M'DOWELL. [Dowell]. Macdowell. Madole. 381. Madowell. 461. Maydole. M'Dole. 95. M'Dool. M'Dougal. MDowall. M'Dugal. Medole. 197. [Muldoon]. 92. M DVTYER.

M'Dire. 259. M'Eldowney. Ildowney. 429. M'Qill Downey.

429. M'lldo-svney. 429.

214, 214,

52

w	Surnames,		Surnames.		Surnames,		Surnames,
'^ No.	with Varieties	No.	TV'ith Varieties	No.	with Varieties	No.	with Varieties
	and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.		and Synonymes.
1305	M'Eleeney.	1321 M'EWAN. 1	133€;	M'GEEHAN.	1354	M'GOLRICK.
	M'Lernev. 137		MacEwan. 91.		Mageahan.		[Golden].
1306	M'ELHINNEY.		M'Ewen. 91.		Mageehan.		[Goodwi)!]. 417.
1307	Ilhinney. M'Elhenny. M'Elheny. M'llhenny. M'Elmeel.	1322	M'FADDEN. [Fagan]. 206. Faggy. 1S9, 2C6. M'Faddin.		Mageen. M'Gean. M'Geehin. M'Gehan. M'Gihen.		Goulding. 175. Gouldriek. M'Goldrick. M'Golric. M'Gorlick.
	M'Meel. 266.		M'Faddon.	1337	M'Geoghegan.		M'Gouldriek.
1308	M'Elreavt.		M'Faden. M'Fadian. M'Fadzen. 13. M'Feddan. [M'Padden]. M'Phadden.		M'Gafflgan. 169.	1355	M'GONIGLE.
1309	M'llraw. 19. M'Eleoy.		1338	M'Gettigan. Gaitens. 206.		MacCongail. M'Gonagle.
	M'Alrov. M'GiUEoy. 429. [M'llroy]. 69,87,		1339	Gattins. 314. M'Gilloway. [M'Elwee]. 483.		M'Gonegal. M'Gonegle. M'Gonigal.
		1323	M'FALL.		M'Gilway.		(Magon). 59.
	M'Leroy.		M'Falls.	1340	MGillyctjddy.		M'Gonnigle.
	M'Lroy. 358.	1324	M'FAELAND.		M'Elcuddy. M'Elhuddy. M'Elleeuddy.	1356	M'GOUGH.
	Roy. 154, 413.		M'Farlaine.			M'Geough.
1310	M'Elwee.		M'Farlane.			M'Goff.
	Ilwee.		[M'Parland].		M'GilKcuddy.	1357	M'GOVERN.
	Magillowv. 432.		M'Parlin.		M'lllieuddy.		[Magauran]. 82
	[M'Gilloway].483		M'Partland. 238.	1341	M'GIMPSEY.		238, 270, &c.
	M'Gillowy. 161.		M'Pharland.		M'Jimpsey.		Magaurn. 26J.
	M'Gilway. 161.	1325	M'FATE.	1342	M'GING.		Magawran. 246
	M'lhvee.		M'Feat.		M'Gin. 119.		Magoveran.
1311	M'ENUOO.	1326 M'FETRIDGE.	1343	M'GINITY.		Magoverin.
	Mlndoo.	! M'Fatrirlge.		Gainer. 167.		Magovern.
1312	M'ENEANY.		M'Fattriek.		IGaijnor'i. 167.		M'Gauran. 8?,
	[B/rrf]. 319,		M'Fattridge.		Maginnetty.		238, 381, &e.
	MacEneany.		M'Fetrick.		[M'Entee]. 319.		M'Qaurn. 264.
	MaeNeney.		M'Fetrish.		M'Ginety.		[M'Givern]. 381
	M'Aneany.		M'Fettridge.		MGinnety.		M'Govran.
	M'Aneeny.		M'Phettridge.		M'Ginnitty.	1358.	M'GOWAN.
	M'Aneny.	1327	M'GAFFIN.		M'Ginty. 137.		[Gowan].
1313	M'ENERY.		M'Guffln. 410.	1344	M'GlNLEY.		Mageown.
	[Henry]. 429.	1328	M'Gahey.		Maginley. 259.		Magowan. 370.
	M'Eniry].		[M'Caughey].		M'Ginly.		Magovern. 35,
	M'Henry]. 117.		256.	1345	M'GINN.		505.
1314	M ENTRY.		MGahy.		Ginn.		Magowen.
	MaeEnerney.		MGaughey. 159,		[iNlaoinn].		Magurn. 201.
	235. ■		256.		M'Glynn.] 434.		M'Ghoon. 49.
	Mac Eniry.		M'Gaughy, 256.		Megginn.		M'Gowen.
	[M'Enery].	1329	M'Gann.	1346	M'GlRR.		M'Gown.
1315	M'ENEOE.		[Magan].		M'Gerr.		Meoowan.
	[Mack]. 416.		Magann. 64.		IShortl. 163,417.		Megowan.
1316	M'Entee.		M'Gahan.		&o.		[Smith]. 165,222
	M'Atee. 13.		Mugan.	1347	M'GIYBRN.		515.
	M'Enteer.	1330	M'GAERAN.		[Bickerstafl].		[Smyth]. 165.
	M'Bntire. 216.		M'Gurn. 233.		429.	1359	M'Granahan.
	[M'Ginity]. 319.	1331	M'Garrell.		Magiveran.		M'Grenahan.
	M'Intee.		M'Garroll.		Magiverin. 358.	.1360	M'Grane.
	M'Kenty. M'Kinty.		M'Girl. M'Gorl.		Magivern. M'GiYeran.	[Magrane].
1317	M'ENTEGART.		M'Gurl.		M'Giverin.	1361	M'GRANN.
	MacEntaggert.	1332	M'Garrigle.		[M'Govern]. 381		M'Graun.
	M'Entagert.		M'Argle.		IMuntgomenj].		M'Krann.
	M'Entaggart.		M'Errigle.		175.		M'Rann. 443.
	M'Intagert.		M'Garrigal.	1348	M'GIVNEY.	1362	M'Grath.
	M'Intaggart.	1333	M'Garrity.		M'Avinue. 308.		Magra.
	M'Integart.		M'Garaty. ,		M'Evinie. 92.		Magragh.
	[M'Intyre]. 42.		M'Garity.		M'Givena. 332.		[Magrath].
	M'Taggart.		M'Gerety.		[Smith]. 212.		Magraw. 481. M'Craith. 235. M'Gra. 19. M'Gragh. M'Graw. 210.
	Teggarty. 42. Tiger. 305.		M'Gerraghty. M'Gerrity. Mej-arrity. Megarty.	1349	M'Gladdery. M'Glade. 409. M'Gladery. M'Glathery.
1318	M'EELANE.	1334	M'Garry.			Megrath.
	M'Erlain.		Garry. 323.	1350	M'GLASHAN.		Megraw. 175,
	M'Erlean.		Magarry.		IGnrn-i. 114,314		267.
	M'Erleen.		Maharry.		M'Glashin.	1363	M'Greevy.
1319	M'EVINNEY.		M'Carrie.	1351	M'Glew. M'Cleod. 364. M'Cloud. 364.		Magreavy.
	M'Eviniogh, 137		M'Geary. 38.		Magreevy.
1320	M'EVOY.		M'Gherry.			[M'Areayy].
	Bwee. 381.		M'Harry.			M-Crea\'y.
	Evoy.		Megarry. 38,	1352	M'Gloin.		M'Greevy.
	MacAyoy.		347.		M'Glone. 124,		M'Crevey. _
	MacEvoy.	1385	M'Qee.		370.		M'Grievy. J
	[Mack].		[Gee].	1353	M'GLYNN.		M'Eeavy. 1
	Maeken. 312.		[Mackey].		Glan. 447.	1364	m'gregor. n
	M'Avoy. 195.		[Magee].		Glvnn. 447		M'Qregar. *
	M'llboy. 55,293		Wynn. 82.		[af'Ginn]. 434.		M'Greggor.
	M'llbwee. 381.		[Wynne]. 82.		M'Glin.		M'Grigor.

53

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

Surnames, witli Varieties and Synony mes.

Surnames, with Varieties and Synonymes.

M'Grillan.

Magrillan.

Migrillan. M'Grory.

Magrory.

M'Rory, 374.

Rodgers. 292.

{Rogers]. 163,5 292. M'GUCKIAN.

M'Gookin.

M'Guckin.

M'Gughian.

M'Guickian.

[M'Guigan]. M'GUIGAN.

Fidgeon, 205.

Gavigan. i'29.

[Geoghegan].429.

Guigan.

Maguigan.

M'Googan.

M'Gookin. 87.

[M'Guokian].

M'Guiggan.

M'Quiggan.

M'Wiggan.

M'Wiggin.

Meguiggan.

[Pidgeon]. 205

1376

M'GUINNESS.

[Guinness].

Magenis.

Magennis.

Maginess.

[Maginn].

Maginnis. (M'Creesh). 2J8,

Maguiness. Maguinis. Maguinness. M'Creech. 248. M'Creesh. 388,

414. M'Gennis. 370. M'Genniss. M'Giniss. M'Ginness. M'Ginnis. 3(0. Meginniss. M'GUIRE. . Guare. 318. [Maguire]. 12.

M'GURK.

Maguirke. M'Guirk. M'Qurke. M'Quirk.

M'GURRAN.

M'Kivlrking. 52 J, M'Harg.

M'Carg.

M'Karg. M'Henry.

[Henry]. 429.

MacHenry.

M'Endry.

[M'Enery]. 117.

M'Hendry.

M'Henery.

[M'Kendry]. 367, 410, &o.

M'Kenery.

M'Kennery. M'HiNCH.

M'Aninch.

M'Ineh.

M'Kinch.

1877 1378

1379

1380 1381

1383 1384

1385

1388

M'HUGH. Cue. 397. [Hcum/i]. 238, 506. Hue.

Hiirxo?). 506. [Huston]. 25 Machiie. MacHugh. M'Coo. [M'Cue]. 259,341,

&e. M'Hue. M'Hugo. 330. M'Kew. 332.

M'lLDOWIE.

M'Gill Dowie. 429. M'lLHARRY. M'Elharry. M'Gilharry. M'Harry.

M'lLHATTON.

Hatton. 367.

Maeklehattan.

M'Clatton.

M'Klhatton.

M'Hatton. 367

M'Illh?.tton.

M'lLHERRON.

M'Klern.

M'lLMOYLE.

Maeklemoyle

M'Rlmovle.

M'llmoii.

M'lLMURRAY. Kilmurry. M'Elmurray. M'Kilmurray

M'lLPATRICK.

M'Elfatrick. M'Gilpatriek.

M'lLROY.

Ih-oy. 137.

Macelroi.

MaeElroy.

Macllroy.

[M'Elroy].

410. Roy. 137.

M'lLVEEN.

M'Elvaine. M'Elveen. M'Kilveen.

M'lLWAINE.

Mackelwaine.

M'Elwain.

M'Elwane.

M'Elwean.

M'lllwain.

M'lLWRATII.

Macklewraith M'Elreath. M'Elwreath. Rath. 254.

1390

1391

1392

,S7,

1394 1395

1396

1397

M'INERNEY.

Connerney. 21. Kevernv. 469. Kinerney. 3S9. Kiniry. 431. Maeinerney. [Mack]. M'Anern. ' M'Anerney. M'Enerny". M'Enery. 445. M'Innerney. M'Keniry.

1399

M'INTYRE.

Macantyre. M'Antire. 155. [M'Ateer]. 177,

223, 421. M'Enteer. 26. [M'Entegart]. 4i M'Entire. M'Entyre. M'Intee. 246. M'Inteer. 309. M'Intire.

M'lVOR.

Maciver.

Mackiver.

M'Ever.

M'lver.

M'lvers.

[M'Keever]. 223, 367, 385, &o.

M'Keevor. 410.

M'Kevor. 42.

M'Kiever. M'KAY.

Mackay.

[Mackev]. 19.

M'Cay. " 19, 358.

[M'Coy] 383, 410.

[M'Kee]. 410.

M'Key. 358.

M'Quay.

M'Quey. M'KEAG.

Keag.

Keague.

M'Aig.

M'Cague.

M'Caig.

M'Caigue.

M'Haig.

M'Kage.

M'Kague.

M'Kaige.

M'Kaigue.

M'Keague.

M'Keigue. M'KEAN.

M'Cain.