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Identifier: journalofamerica10amer (find matches)
Title: The Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: American-Irish Historical Society
Subjects: American-Irish Historical Society Irish Americans Ethnology
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : The Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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l is given in full in the Book of Rights, and should bebetter known. Cahir the Great (Cathaeir Mor) became monarchin A. D. 119. According to Irish genealogists he had three wivesand thirty sons, but only the ten mentioned in the will hadissue. Cahir was of pure Leinster blood and it is from himthat the great Leinster families—the OByrnes, the OTooles,the MacMurroughs or Murphys, the OConnor Faiys (fromRos Failghe, i. e. Ros of the rings.), the ODempseys of Clan-malier, the ODunnes of Iregan and others—descend. Hewas slain A. D. 123 by Conn of the Hundred Battles, who suc-ceeded him. The OGormans went for a thousand years, as the annalsshow, under the name of OBarry (Ui Bairrche, i. e. descendantsof Daire Barrach, a son of Cahir mentioned in the famous will),and some of them crossed over to Scotland with Fergus, sonof Eric, who founded the Scottish monarchy. They possessed •Pronounced Faley. Gh and dh in Gaelic are silent in the middle or atthe end of a word. Fh is always silent.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR O GORMAN. Descendant of a famous Irish King. Justice for many yearsof Supreme Court of New York. AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 159 the barony of Slievemargy, Queens County, and other tractsin that neighborhood. They were seated between the Ui Dronaand the Ui Muireadhaigh; and the churches of Ballaghmoonand Killushin, near the town of Carlow, were in the barony.Donald MacFirbis, in his pedigree of the Ui Bairrche, states

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  • booksubject:Irish_Americans
  • booksubject:Ethnology
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