From Irish Pedigrees; or the Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation by John O'Hart
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THE O'Gradys were lords of Cineal Donghaile, a territory in the county of Clare, forming the present barony of Lower Tulla; as we learn by O'Heerin:
"O'Grady seized the entire lands
Of the profitable Cineal Donghaile;
Yellow-hilted and keen his sword,
And sledge heavy are the blows of his forces in conflict."
120. Donal, a brother of John, who is No. 120 on the "O'Grady" (No. 1.) genealogy; slain in 1309.
121. Hugh: his son.
122. William: his son.
123. Donal: his son.
124. Gilla-Duff: his son,
125. Mathew: his son.
126. Donogh: his son.
127. Dermod: his son.
128. Thomas: his son.
129. John: his son.
130. Thomas: his son.
131. John: his son; m. in 1771 Mary-Eliza De Courcy.
132. Gerald: his son; m. Eliza Waller.
133. Gerald de Courcy O'Grady, Esq., J.P., of Killballyowen, co. Limerick: his son; commonly called THE O'GRADY, living in 1865; m. Anne Wise, and had:
134. William de Courcy, who had:
135. Thomas de Courcy O'Grady; living in 1887.
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NOTE
* O'Grady: Julia, only daughter of Edward O'Grady of Kilballyowen (and niece of Standish, first Lord Guillamore), m. Wellington-Anderson Rose, late of the 4th. Dragoon Guards, and had a dau. Eliza-Thomasina, who m. William Cleburne, C.E. (See "Cleburne," infra).
