Family Pedigrees of the Heremon Line (H-L)

John O’Hart

Irish Pedigrees; or the Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation

1892 (5th Edition)

Hanly, Chiefs of Doohy-Hanly, in the County Roscommon

Hart (No.1) of America

Hart (No.2) of America

Harte (No.1) Ireland

Harte (No.2) of England

Harte (No.3) of Clare, Limerick, and Kerry

Harte (No.4) of Castleconnell

Harte (No.5) of the Queen's County

Hennessy of Clan Colgan, King's County

Higgins of Westmeath, and Galway

Holahan (No.1) of Kilkenny

Hoolahan (No.2) of Clan Colgan, King's County

Hoolahan (No.3) Chiefs of Siol Anmchada In Hy-Maine

Kane of Drumreaske, County Monaghan

Kavanagh (No.1) Lords of Leinster

Kavanagh. (No.2) of Clonmellon, County Carlow

Kavanagh (No.3)

Kavanagh (No.4) of Garryhill, County Carlow

Kavanagh (No.5) of Kilballyowen, County Wicklow

Keane (No.1) of Cappoquin, County Waterford

Keane (No.2) of the County Clare

Keane (No.3) of Beech Park, Ennis, County Clare

Keary of Fore, County Westmeath

Keenan Chiefs in Fermanagh

Kelly (No.1) of Tuam, County Galway

Kelly (No.2) Chiefs of Hy-Maile, County Wicklow

Kelly (No.3) Chiefs of Hy-Maile, County Wicklow

Kennedy of Tirowen

Keogh (No.1) of Connaught

Keogh (No.2) of Leinster

Kilkelly (No.1)

Kilkelly (No.2) of the O'Clery Stock

Kinsella Chiefs of Hy-Cinselagh, in the County Wexford

Kirwan (No.1) of Galway

Kirwan (No.2) of Galway

Lavan of Clan Colla

Lawlor of Monaghan

Lynch of Tirowen

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