MacCarthy of Aglish
From Irish Pedigrees; or the Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation, by John O'Hart
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Armorial Bearings: Same as those of "MacCarthy, Lords of Muscry."
CORMAC, Lord of Muscry, was the ancestor of this Family.--See Stem of the "MacCarthy (Muscry)" Family, No. 123.
124. Tadhg MacCarthy of Aglish: son of Cormac, lord of Muscry.
125. Dermod: his son; died at an advanced age, leaving two children, --a son, and a daughter who married Charles of Cloghroe.
126. Tadhg of Aglish: his son; suffered for his adherence to the Stuarts, by having his lands of 4,005 Irish acres seized on by the Williamites, and himself expelled from his home.
127. Charles: his son, of whose career very little is known: many of his descendants still live at or near the old lands. This Charles had a sister Joanna, who m. John O'Connor "Kerry," who, in 1652, was cruelly put to death by the followers of Cromwell.--See the O'Connor Kerry pedigree, No. 122.
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