Family Pedigrees of the Heremon Line (M-N)

John O’Hart

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

1892 (5th Edition)

MacBrady, Barons of Loughtee, County Cavan

MacDermot (No.1) Princes of Moylurg, County Roscommon

MacDermot Roe (No.2) of Kilronan

MacDermot (No.3) of Carrig, County Roscommon

MacDonagh of the County Galway

MacDonald of Wicklow, and of San Francisco

MacDonnell (No.1) of Antrim

MacDonnell (No.2) Earls of Antrim

MacDonnell (No.3) of the County Clare

MacDonnell (No.4) of Fairy Hill, County Clare

MacDonnell (No.5) of Leinster

MacDonnell (No.6) of the County Mayo

MacDonnell (No.7) Lords of Clan Kelly, County Fermanagh

MacDonough (No.1) Lords in the County Sligo

MacDonough (No.2) Lords of Corran and Tirerill, County Sligo

MacDonough (No.3) of Wilmont House, Parish of Portumna, Co. Galway

MacGeoghagan, Lords of Moycassell and Fertullagh, in Westmeath

MacHale of Tulbernavine, Parish of Addergoole, County of Mayo

MacHugh of Ulster

MacKenna (No.1) Lords of Cruagh (or Truagh), in the County Monaghan

MacKenna (No.2) of Dundalk

MacKenna (No.3) of Ardo House, Ardmore, County Waterford

MacKenna (No.4) of Tirowen

MacKeogh (No.1) of Connaught

MacKeogh (No.2) of Derrylea

MacLeigh, a Branch of The "MacNamee" Family

MacMahon (No.1) Lords of Farney, County Monaghan

MacMahon (No.2) of Drumgiston, County Monaghan

MacManus of Fermanagh

MacMorough, Kings of Leinster; and Chiefs of "Clan Moroghoe."

MacSweeny (No.1) of Fanad

MacSweeney (No.2) Na-tuaighe, or "na Doe."

MacSweeney (No.3) of Banagh

MacSweeney (No.4) of Castlemore, Moviddy, County Cork

MacSweeney (No.5)

MacSweeney (No.6) of Desmond

MacTiernan (No.1) of Brefney

MacTiernan (No.2) of Clan Colla

Madden (No.1) of Hy-Maine, Connaught

Madden (No.2) of Longford, County Galway

O'Madden (No.3) of Balbriggan, County Dublin

Madden (No.4) of Ulster

Magrath of Ulster

Maguire (No.1) Princes of Fermanagh

Maguire (No.2) of France

Mahon of Connaught

Malone of Ulster

Mantua and Montferrat

Maye, Lords of Orgiall

McCann, Lords of Clanbrassil, County Armagh

Meehan of Ballaghmeighan, County Leitrim

Molloy (No.1) Lords of Fircall, King's County

Molloy (No.2) of Aghadonoher, King's County

Molloy (No.3) of Harperstown and Oakport, County Roscommon

Mooney (No.1) of Ulster

Mooney (No.2) of Ballaghmooney, King's County

Mooney (No.3) of Ringstown, County Meath

Moriarty of Connaught

Muldoon (No.1) of Meath

Muldoon (No.2) of Tirowen

Mulheeran of Offaley

Mullally of Moenmoy, County Galway

Murray of Leitrim

Naghten, Chiefs of Maonmagh, Hy-Maine

Nowlan, Princes of the Foharta, now the Barony of Forth, County Carlow

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