Jim's Irish Family Surnames - Maguire Princely Pedigree
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Jim's Irish Family Surnames
Maguire Princely Pedigree
This attempt to properly represent the Maguire family tree is due in no
small part to the help of others. Firstly I am grateful for the help of
the Maguire
Clan Society and Kathleen Neil. Secondly I must thank Charles "ROBERT"
Maguire, a prince among men (this is no mere hyperbolae), and his
gift to me of The
Fermanagh Story. I recieved help from our cousins the McManus's through
the person of Phil McManus, never was there a finer man or scholar. You
can read his extensive work on the Maguire
Generations to see his conclusions thus far. Thank god for That
scholar & gentlemen John D. McLaughlin who gives greater details on
his McLaughlins site concerning The Milesian
Legends. This fine man has also provided me with a copy of the Fermanagh
Genealogies which I have transferred over to this site and once
again he has been charitable in sharing his research on the Maguire
Pedigree. Please read his email to me about the Genealogies in
the Laud 610 Manuscrpt & The Book of Ballymote.
Jim
Maguire
In
Irish tradition the pedigree often began with biblical genealogy
starting with Adam through to Noah and his sons (Genesis 5:1-32), then
the pedigree continued tying in from Noah to the Milesians who get their
name form King Milesius of Spain. Milesius, his uncle, and sons are
believed to be mythological with the oldest, historically reliable name
actually begining with #[81]Tuathal-Teachtmhar. Actual or not
here is "The Beginning"
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[1]Adam
The Bibles First Man
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[2]Seth
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[3]Enosh
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[4]Cainan
(Kenan)
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[5]Mahalaleel
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[6]Jared
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[7]Enoch
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[8]Methuselah
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[9]Lamech
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[10]Noah
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[11]Japhet
(Genesis 10:1-2)
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[12]Gomer
(Genesis 10:1-2)
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[13]Baath or Beth-togar-mah
(Ezekiel 27:14)
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[14]Feinius Farsaid
(King of Scythia)
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[15]Nel
(mother of Scota
daughter of Pharoah)
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[16]Gaedel Glas
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[17]Esru
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[18]Sru
(returned to Scythia)
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[19]Heber Scot
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[20]Boamain
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[21]Ogamain
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[22]Tat
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[23]Agnomain
(Driven from Scythia
settled in Macotic Marshes)
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[24]Lamfhind
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[25]Eber Glunfhind
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[26]Agni
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[27]Febri Glas
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[28]Nenual
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[29]Nuada
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[30]Allot
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[31]Ercha
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[32]Death
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[33]Brath
(Who lead the Gaedel or Scots
from the Macotic Marshes to Spain)
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[34]Breogain
(Built the city of
Brigantia in Spain)
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Ith [35]Bille
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Lugaidh [36]King Milesius of Spain
Cousin to Milesius (From whom the Milesian race derives its name)
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Eadhaman Heber [37]Heremon (Eremon) Ir
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| Conmhaoil [38]Irialfaidh Heber Fionn
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Descend Some Descend The Descend The Tribes Descend Clanna Rory
Tribes of Tribes & Kings & Kings of the of the North & the
Connacht of the South North & of Scotland Red Branch Knights
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Logh Eochaidh Faobharghlas [39]Ethriall Ebric (Hebric)
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. . [40]Follach .
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[41]Tighearnmhas
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[42]Ganbrotha
(Eanbhoth)
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[43]Smiorghall
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[44]Fiachaidh Labhrainne
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[45]Aonghus Olmucaidh
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[46]Maon
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[47]Rothachtaigh (991-B.C.)
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[48]Deman
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[49]Siorna Saoghlach (804-B.C.)
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[50]Oilill Olchaoin
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[51]Gallchadh (787-B.C.)
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[52]Nuadha Fionn Fail
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[53]Aodhan Glas
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[54]Simeon Breac
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[55]Muireadhach Bolgrach Tireach
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[56]Fioachaidh Tolgrach (596-B.C.)
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[57]Duach Laidhghrach (545-B.C.)
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[58]Eochaidh Buaidhaig
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[59]Ughaine Mor (421-B.C.)
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[60]Cobthach Caol Bhreagh
(350-B.C.) Actual |
arrival of Celts in Ireland [61]Meilge
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[62]Iarn Gleofhatach
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[63]Connla Gruaidhchealgach
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[64]Olill Casfiacalach (291-B.C.)
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[65]Eochaidh Altleathan
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[66]Aonghus Tuireach Tamach (226-B.C.)
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[67]Eanda Aighnach (193-B.C.) [67b]Fiacha Fearmara
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[68]Laoga Larc Oilill Euronn
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[69]Beothechta Feargus
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[70]Blathachta Forda
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[71]Asaman Eamhnadh Maine Mor
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[72]Roynie Rua Airioil
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[73]Findguill Rothrein
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[74]Findeoin Trein
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[75]Eochaidh Feidhlioch Roifin
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[76]na ttri na dtri - Lothar (of the three ----) Suin
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[77]Lughaidh Ndearg nDearg Deagha
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[78]Criomthann Niadnar (4-A.D.) Iar
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[79]Fiacad Gion Fachtnach Oilill Lactighe (Anglonnach)
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[80]Flacad Fionoud Conaire Mor 100 B.C.
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#[81]Tuathal Teachtmhar Cairbre Fionn Mor
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[82]Fidhlimhidh Reachtmar (160-A.D.) Daire Dorn Mor
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[83]Conn Ceadchadhach (of the hundred battles) Cairbre Cromcinn
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[84]Art Aonfhir (185-A.D.) Lugneach Allathach
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[1]Cormac MacArt King of Tara (226-268 A.D.) Modhalamb
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[2]Cairbre Liffeachar [84b]Conaire 170 A.D.
| (Married to Sarah Daughter of
| Conn of the hundred battles)
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[3a]Fiachadh Sreabhthuine [3]Echdach Doimlin (Dublin) | | |
285 A.D. First King of Connacht | [1b]Cairbre Riada Cairbre Baiscinn Cairbre Musc
| ______________________________ (about 200-250 A.D.) | |
[4a]King Muiredeach Tireach | | | | . .
King of Tara [4]de Colla Fo chrich de Colla Mais de Colla Meann Unremarked
| (of the two lands) (the noble) (the famous) Generations
[5a]King Eochaidh Muigh-medon | | | |
King of Tara [5]Rochatha . . Clan Alpin & the
| | Irish of Scotland
[6a]King Niall of the Nine Hostages [6]Dega Duirn (about 800-A.D.)
Begining Reign of the Ui Neill | |
| [7]Feicc This leads to
. | The Maguires
[8]Cremthaind Leith of Scotland
(395 A.D.) Fall of Roman Empire (King of Oriel 440-A.D. After |
(400-500 A.D.) Begining of who is named the Ui Cremthaine) .
the Middle Ages (so called |
1000 years of Darkness) [9]Echach (500-A.D.)
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Advent of written history [10]Corpri Daim (d. 514)
for the British Isles, traditional (an Laimh Argait -
arrival of St Patrick (432 A.D.) of the Silver Hand)
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(500-800 A.D.) considered [11]Cormaic
"The Irish Golden Age" |
300 years of learning & peace [12]Aeda
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[13]Fergusa
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[14]Cormaic
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[15]Fechin
The beginning of Viking raids (795 A.D.) |
[16]Irgalaig
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[17]Brian (Clan Lugan)
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[18]Cernaig (Clan Lugan)
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--
[19]Maic hUidir<--
The Progenitor of the Maguire Family (approximately 920-A.D.)
The first mention, known to date, of Maguire in ancient documents
comes from the 'Annals of the Four Masters' quote translated by
John O'Donovan, Dublin, 1851.
A.D. 956:
".... Tanaidhe Mac Midhir, Successor of
Comhgall, was killed by the foreigners."
Kathleen Neil of the "Maguire Clan Society" has researched the
origin of Maguire and it points thus far to Westmeath.
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[20]Airgiallaich (approximately 960-A.D.)
(1001 A.D.) The time of |
King Brian Boru who ended [21]Serraich (approximately 1000-A.D.)
the Viking raids & helped |
start use of surnames. -->[22]Uidhar (approximately 1040-A.D.)<--
This is the Odhar that is named as Progenitor for
(1014-A.D.) Final defeat of the Maguire Family by the 'Fermanagh Genealogies.'
Norse at Clontarf where 'The As you might have noticed the 956-A.D. quote date
Four Masters' say "Maguire, doesn't seem to match here at 1140-A.D. but fits
Prince of Fermanagh, better at the approximate date of 920-A.D. up above.
fought in the battle." |
(I must interrupt the Maguire Pedigree
at this point to introduce the invasion)
THE ANGLO-NORMANS or ENGLISH
The temporary pontifical subordination of the Irish nation to the Christian King
Henry II of England as overlord was taken by the English to be permanant. To
keep his Norman Lords, such as Strongbow, in check Henry cast them abroad,
to places like Ireland, to keep them from causing him trouble at home only to
have them create the threat of a competing Norman nation in Ireland. This
situation was similar to the relationship between France & England. The Gaelic
cooperation with church administrative restructering under Henry didn't help nor
when the Irish sought help from the Normans in war disputes, all, by the way,
under a pontif at the time that was the first and so far only English Pope.
So the stage was set when in
(1169 A.D.) Dermott McMurrough,
King of Leinster, in his struggle for
the position of Ard Righ(High King),
of all Ireland, had requested King
Henry II of England for assistance.
This was the first intrusion into
Ireland of the Anglo/Normans.
English Monarchs from the first intrusion in 1169 to the formation of the modern Irish State in 1921
(1154-89 A.D.) Henry (II) (1461-70 A.D.) Edward (IV) (1660-85 A.D.) Charles (II)
(1189-99 A.D.) Richard (I) and also (1471-83 A.D.) (1685-88 A.D.) James (II)
(1199-1216 A.D.) John (1483 A.D.) Edward (V) (1688-1702 A.D.) William & Mary
(1216-72 A.D.) Henry (III) (1483-85 A.D.) Richard (III) (1702-14 A.D.) Anne
(1272-1307 A.D.) Edward (I) (1485-1509 A.D.) Henry (VII) (1714-27 A.D.) George (I)
(1307-27 A.D.) Edward (II) (1509-47 A.D.) Henry (VIII) (1727-60 A.D.) George (II)
(1327-77 A.D.) Edward (III) (1547-53 A.D.) Edward (VI) (1760-1820 A.D.) George (III)
(1377-99 A.D.) Richard (II) (1553-58 A.D.) Mary (I) (1820-30 A.D.) George (IV)
(1399-1413 A.D.) Henry (IV) (1558-1603 A.D.) Elizabeth (I) (1830-37 A.D.) William (IV)
(1413-22 A.D.) Henry (V) (1603-25 A.D.) James (I) (1837-1901 A.D.) Victoria
(1422-61 A.D.) Henry (VI) (1625-49 A.D.) Charles (I) (1901-10 A.D.) Edward (VII)
and also (1470-71 A.D.) (1649-60 A.D.) The Commonwealth (1910-36 A.D.) George (V)
Continuing English Monarchs to the present
(1936 A.D.) Edward (VIII)
(1936-52 A.D.) George (VI)
(1952- A.D.) Elizabeth (II)
As you can see above the English entwined themselves in Irish afairs for 752 years.
From this point on Irish & English history continually intersect with each intimately affecting the other.
(To continue the Maguire Pedigree)
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[23]Orgiall (Tealluidhir)
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[24]Serraich (approximately 1080-A.D.)
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[25]Uidhir (approximately 1120-A.D.)
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[26]Ragnaill (approximately 1160-A.D.)
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(1200 A.D.) First English [27]Don - The Elder (Established the Murchadh
counties appear in Ireland. family around the late 1200's.) (a progenitor of yet
another Murphy family)
A.D. 1302:
"Donn Maguire, King of
Fermanagh, namely the
first king of Fermanagh
of the sons of Maguire,
rested in Christ."
This quote is the first mention of
Maguire in 'The Annals of Ulster.'
It is believed that O'Donnell of
Tir Chonaill was the Maguire's
first overlord and helped establish
them. Later on, after Tomas Mor the
6th Prince, O'Neill of Tyrone would
take tribute also claiming lordship
over Maguire & Fermanagh. The
Maguire's were the middle child
often times making peace between
O'Donnell & O'Neill. The lordship
shifted back & forth between the two
& many times both acted as overlord
at twice the price) For the sons of
Don Mor See #806 of the
Fermanagh Genealogies
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[28]Gilla Isa Gothraidh Gaillghile Maghnus
which means 'servant of Jesus' (a progenitor of the (progenitor of the (a progenitor of the
(Besides continuing the Maguire Corry family Lilly family MacManus family)
line Giolla also was the progenitor "GF" #858) "GF" #143 |
of the Gilleece Family) Ruaidhri (Rory)
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[29]Domnaill __________________________
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_________________________ Maghnus Maolsheaclainn
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[1]Duind Carrach Lochlain Matthew Brian
1st Prince 1264-1303 (a progenitor of the | (progenitor of the
(26th in descent from McLoughlin family) Giolla Phadraig Breen family)
de Colla da Chrioch |
according to the Cathal
"Geinealaighe Fearmanach" |
p.71 "The Line of Cathal or Charles MacManus
Philip Mac Guidhir") Maguire - The Middle (1439-1498)
| Author of 'The Annals of Ulster'
| Most likely a contemporary
| of Tomas Og the 7th Prince
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[2]Flaithbertaig MacCraith Gafraidh Amloamh
2nd Prince (progenitor of the (a progenitor of the (a progenitor of the
1303-1324 MacGrath family of McCaffery family MacAuley family
| Sillees "GF" #143) "GF" #876) "GF" #806)
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Gailic Laws of Inheritance & the (deirfine) __________________________________________
In old Irish law the taoiseach or leadership of a tuath or kingdom was | |
not only handed down from father to eldest son but all male line Philib Mathghamhain or Mahon
descendants in a family of a common great-grand-father were | (a progenitor of the
considered brothers of inheritance, this would include second cousins. ______________________ MacMahon family)
This basic four generation group was called a deirfine or land ruling | |
family which defined the way in which property would be handled after Brian Aodh
the death of the head of a family. The property was held in common & (progenitor of the
when the son's formed new deirfines, (as above), the land was re-distributed McHugh family)
accordingly for private ownership within the new deirfines. This
periodic re-distribution was named the gabhail cine or the gavelkind.
At times, because so many were eligible for the chieftancy within a
family, there would be squables & murder would occur.
In an attempt to stop the squables an election of sorts was developed to
choose a king elect called a tanaiste (tanist), this was done during the
life of the present princes reign by freemen of the tuath or
kingdom and only for a member of the deirfine or land ruling
family. In time many seemingly unimportant qualifications developed
to weed out competitors for example the law of "being without blemish."
In an attempt to maintain peace & order many noble Irish families
turned to a system of alternating succession between two or more branches.
So although there is a change in the branch (below) the lines of Rory and
Hugh seemed to have maintained peace and order through it.
This will again be seen with the spliting between the Senior Lisnaskea
branch & the Junior Tempo or Enniskillen branch.
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[3]Rory an Einigh 3rd Prince (the Generous) 1324-1332 [4]Aeda(Hugh) (Ruadh) (I) 4th Prince 1332-1360
+ |
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+-------------<Main Line of Descent)----------------+
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[5]Philip na Tuaighe 5th Prince (Battleaxe) 1360-1375 Gormlaith
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|------------------------------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+----------------+---------------------+----------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+------------+---------+----------+----------+
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[6]Thomas Mor 6th Prince (The Black Gillie) 1375-1430 Hugh(Aodh) Nenagh 1438 Donn (1) Maelseachlain Cuchonnaght(1) Art of Coole Manus (fostered in Tyrone) Donn(2) Brian Cuchonnaght(2) Donn Rua Sean Turlough Tadhg Domhnall Rua
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| +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Rory
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+------------(Main Line of Descent>-----------+ | +-----------+---------------+
| = <6 Unknown Generations) | | |
| | Arthur Alexander Francis d. 1811
+--------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------+ Richard Maguire |
| | Known to be 7th in descent from Hugh +-----------+------------+
Senior Branch of the town of Lisnaskea Junior Branch of the town of Tempo | | | |
| | +----------------+-----------------+ Capt. Alexander Dr. John Thomas
[7]Tomas Og Maguire 7th Prince 1430-1480 Pilib Mac Thomais Mhoir | | |
| | William Maguire (I) Richard Maguire, of Dublin (I) Edward d. 1874
+----------------+------------------------------+ +----------------+-----------------+ | Sheriff of Fermanagh
| | | | Richard Maguire, of Dublin (II) |
[8]Eamonn or Edmond 8th Prince 1480-1488 [10]Conor Mor (I), Brian of Tempo (I) [9]Sean or John (I) wife, Elizabeth de Barde Duterail Hugh O'Rourke Maguire
Chieftainship split between the Main Line 10th Prince 1503-1527 | 9th Prince 1488-1503 | d. 1888
of Descent and Junior Branch after Eamonn | Cuchonnaght of Tempo (I) William Maguire, of Dublin (II)
+------------------------+ | (1699-1763)
| | [11]Cuchonnaght (I) (The Coarb) |
Cornelius d. 1620 [12]Giolla Phadraig, 11th Prince 1527-1538 +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+---------------------+---------------------+-----------------------+
| 12th Prince 1538-1540 | | | | | | | |
[17]Conor Roe d. 1625 +--------------------------------+--------------------------------+ Richard d.s.p. Francis d.s.p. William, of London Arthur (1724-1810) Joseph s.s.p. 1794 Annelsey (1731-2) Thomas b. 1733
Contested for the 16th Chieftainship | | b. 1723
with Cuchonnacht (III) on the death of [14]Cuchonnacht (II) 14th Prince 1566-1589 [13]Sean or John (II) 13th Prince 1540-1566 |
Hugh Maguire & Flight of Earls. Cuchonnacht waited 50 years into Along with many Irish Sean followed Conn William, of Rostrevor
He was only inaugurated the reign of Elizabeth I before O'Neills example & accepted English Suzerainty & |
by the Senior Branch. he accepted English Suserainty. became an English Knight under King Henery VIII. William John, of Rostrevor (only son)
| | |
Lord Brian Maguire +-------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ +-----------------+---------------------+
1st Baron of Enniskillen | | | | | |
d. 1633 [15]Sir Aodh(Hugh) (II) [16]Cuchonnacht (III) 1600-1609 Bryan of Tempo (II) died 1655 William Richard Edward Thomas Armorie Russell
Created a Peer of Ireland 15th Prince 1589-1600 Only inaugurated by the Junior Also know as Brian the Traitor for siding Bermingham Maguire St. Lawrence Maguire b. 1837, wife
by King Charles I of England. Hugh would have followed the Branch. Obtained ship for with the English. The Brian that commissioned b. 1828, wife d. 1830 Anne Elizabeth Humphries
Patron to Micheal O'Cleirigh path of peace & cooperation if and Orchestrated Flight of O'Luinin to recopy the "Leabhar Gabhala" Caroline Sophia Newall
of the Four Masters when he recompiled the "Leabhar Gabhala," it had not been for the actions the Earls. Half brother of Hugh. | |
also know as the Book of Invasions, in the 1620's by some English officials. Last Col. Hugh, died 1650 in battle of Glenswilly +-----------------+-----------------+-------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+-------------------+
Which was latter copied in 1638 by O'Luinin for Brian of Tempo official Prince of Fermanagh | | | | | | | | |
| Cuchonnacht of Tempo (II) Walter d.s.p. Rev. Arthur d. 1841 Joseph Sir Richard William 1848 Edward d.s.p. Thomas d.s.p. Rev. Francis 1844
+-------------------------+-----------------+--------------------+ Irish Patriot. Slain at Aughrim |
| | | | fighting William of Orange, 1691 +-----------------+-----------------+------------------------+
Lord Conor Rua, 2nd Baron. Rory, d. 1648 Brian Thomas | | | | |
Died 1644, hanged at Tyburn, | | | +--------------------+-----------------+ Thomas, R.N. d.s.p. Arthur of Clonea Rev. Walter Samuel Edward, of Clonea
Tower of London after bungling +---------------+ = <unknown Donal | | | d.s.p. 1851 d.s.p. 1855 (1816-1886) married 1852
plot to capture Dublin Castle | | | Generations) | Bryan of Tempo (III), Hugh, d.s.sp. Stephen, s.s.p. |
| Lord Roger Lord Philip Thomas Maguire Philip death 1700 or 1712 William Walter Maguire
Lord Conor 5th Baron, d. 1708 7th Baron living in | | of Clonea, Born 1853
3rd Baron This Maguire Baron of | Enniskillen 1834 Daniel Maguire +---------------------+-----------------+--------------------+----------------+
| Ennislillen, had a Lord d. 1798 | | | | |
Lord Hugh regiment of infantry Theophilus | Philip Master of Tempo Robert d.s.p. Col, Hugh, d.s.p. Constantine Brian
4th Baron, in James II's army in 8th Baron, William Maguire death 1789
d.c. 1680 Ireland, the last | d. 1870 |
Roman Catholic King of Alexander | Hugh of Tempo, Sheriff in 1780, death 1800 (only son)
Great Britain (1685-88) d. 1801 Robert Maguire |
| d.c. 1860 +---------------------+------------------------------------------+
Lord | | | |
Alexander Robert Maguire Constantine of Tempo Stephen Francis Capt. Bryan married to
6th Baron, d. 1890 married Murdered 1834 in Tipperary. Honoria Anne Ballymorran
d. 1719 to Rose Morrison | |
| +----------------------------------------+ +--------------------+-------------------------+
+--------------------------+ | | | | |
| | Hugh d.1866 (Judge) Philip George Maguire Margaret Maguire Charles Maguire, Born 1820
James Maguire Robert, d.s.p. | d.1901 (1818 - 1830) died of starvation disappeared as a sailor at sea
(1880-1933) wife +-----------------+-----------------+ |
Bridget Mckeown | | | +------------------+---------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+------------------+-----------------+--------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| Constantine Hugh Philip | | | | | | | | | | |
+-----------------------------------------+ d.1907 d.1915 d.1921 James Hamilton Philip Hamilton Robert Charles Emily Clair Francis Bethune Jessie Edith Bethune Mary Isabella Constance Mary Eleanor Elizabeth Hammersly Annie Bethune
| | d.1936
Terence, The Maguire of Fermanagh Anthony Maguire |
After about 400 years, the 16th (1906-1985) wife +----------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
Inaugurated Cheif of Fermanagh. Maria Keegan | | |
Wife Patricia Haslam. | Philip James Hamilton Ronald Hugh
| +---------------------+ d.1980 d.1986 d.1986
+---------------------+ | | | | |
| | Harriet Mary +----------+----------+ +----------+----------+ +---------------------+------------------------+
Denise Patricia | | | | | | |
Elizabeth Hamilton Susan Marie Marlene Michael H. Ronald Hugh James Patrick Charles "ROBERT" Maguire
= | | The Fermanagh Story
Barney L. Mitchum Jr Shelly Dawn Ronald Hugh III By Peadar Livingston
| Establishes this Maguire
+------------------+---------------------+---------------+ Line as having an uninterrupted
| | | | Claim to the title "The Maguire of Fermanagh"
Karen Mitchum Ogles Cynthia J. Mitchum Barney L. Mitchum III Anthony J. Mitchum From the town of Tempo, Cadet or Junior Line
| (died 6/12/90) for 600 years since its begining.
Rachel Elizabeth Ogles This of course does not invalidate the Senior Line.
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Michael Chadwick Robert Ashley
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Robert
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