McKelvey family, New York Irish, New South Wales, Skibbereen
Posted by: Mike in Irish Families, Uncategorized, tags: Brian Boru, Hedge School, McKelvey, New South Wales, New York Irish, SkibbereenIrish Family History and Genealogy Shownotes. episode 135
From the Irish Roots Cafe at www.Irishroots.com
Among Todays Topics:
1) McKelvey is the Irish Family of the Day
2) The tragedy of Skibbereen, records and famine pits
3) New Yorks Top Ten Irish Places in pics
4) Irish Convicts to New South Wales
5) Golf club wins the right to be ‘mens only’
6) 40 days and 40 nights ?
7) Families that fought alongside Brian Boru, High King
Timeline for this weeks audio broadcast:
http://www.irishroots.com/content/view/97/152/
This Weeks Topics: 1:05
Notes from Mike: 1:57
Podcast /Book of the Month: 6:00
Irish Name of the Day: 12:54
Websites of the Week: 16:35
Curious News and Notes: 20:13
Total Time: 25:02
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Notes This Week:
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Book and Podcast of the Month:
1) Audio Excerpt from upcoming Hedge School podcast on
High King Brian Boru and the Battle of Clontarf.
Who were some of the families supporting our last ‘high king’…
(so to speak)…. ( listen to podcast excerpt )
The Battle of Clontarf
The Eugenians including the Donahues ancestor was there,
The battle was between the Province of Leinster and the Viking
Sitric who held Dubliin against Brian and his supporters.
They also say Gormflaith, a notorious Irish woman, was an
instigator of the battle itself.
Brian marches on Dublin as his son attacks elsewhere. The
battle is on Good Friday. Vikings came in from their many
island strongholds to ally themselves with Sitric.
We cover the details of the battle and the folklore of this era,
including the families that fought beside him.
Some of The Families at Clontarf with Brian
Per the Annals of the Four Masters and Keatings History:
O’Mahoney, O’Donoghue, Lyons, Moriarity, Donovans, Phelan,
MacNamara, Brehons, Kennedy, Hogan, Lonergan, Moroney,
Boland…. and more…
Listen to our Hedge School History sessions podcasts for more
like the above, click here: http://www.irishroots.com/content/view/105/158/
2) Our Book of the Month is ‘The Scottish Macs’, which was an
early modern style work on names that originally began with
Mac or Mc, found in Scotland and Ireland. Found in the link
below:
http://www.irishroots.com/id4713.htm
Mac, Mc, M’, Mak, and O !!!
Many, but not all of the Mac and Mc Names from this book are
listed in alphabetical order at the end of this blog. You’ll even
find Mac changed in a few names to ‘Mak’ as in Makcall for
MacCall, etc…
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Coming Up:
Photos of the top ten Irish places in New York, including
some very historical places you have heard of….
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Thanks to all of our members – without you these
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Irish Family Name of the Day:
McKelvey
Todays family history in honor of member:
Anita McKelvey of Canada
looking for James McKelvey b.1779
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Related Spellings of the Name
McKelvy, MacKelvey, Kelvie, McCalvey, McCelvey
McElvee, McElvie, M’Gilvie, Kilvey, McElwee, McElboy
Varient Spelling Groups: 1398
(Taken from the Master Guide to the Various Spellings
of Irish Family Names) http://www.irishroots.com/id4918.htm
History of the Name
A family traditionally of the North of Ireland, in the old Province
of Ulster. The family may be of Scots or of Irish origins when found
in Ireland, but most are assumed to be Irish. It is most common in Counties Donegal, Derry and Tyrone in our records.
Spellings such as MacIleboy can be found in the census of 1659 in
County Down, and the variant spelling of MacEvoy can be found
used in that county as well. The many different spellings of this
name may account in part for the relatively low numbers of any
single varient of the McKelvey name
Note the inclusion of this family in the book ‘The Scottish Macs’ by Johnston, this weeks book pic.
copyright 2007, IGF, based in part upon
The Book of Irish Families, great and small
http://www.irishroots.com/id4098.htm
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Irish Family Coats of Arms
Here is some of the information given in the Irish Book of Arms
http://www.irishroots.com/id4861.htm
1) Not given in the Irish Book of Arms.
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Coming Up Later in this episode:
The story of the famine and Skibbereen and survivors on film
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The Free Master Index Search of Irish Names
at Irishroots.com finds the family name 12 times
including the following examples :
http://www.irishroots.com/content/view/21/45/
1) M’Kelvie in ‘The Scottish Macs’
2) McKelvy in Families of County Donegal
3) William and John McKelvey in J27
4) McKelvey in Co. Derry genealogy & family history notes
5) McKelvey in the Birth index of Ireland
6) McKelvey in The Families of County Donegal
7) MacKelvey in Irish Names and Surnames by Woulfe
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Websites of the Week:
1) New Yorks Top 10 Historical Sites, including Tammany Hall,
St. Patricks Cathedral and The Five Points.
http://www.irishcentral.com/travel/New-York-Citys-top-10-Irish-historical-sites-69395387.html
2) Surprising facts about Ireland…..It once rainded 40 days straight..
It is now illegal to be drunk in Ireland, An Irish man founded the
Argentinian Navy, Only two members of U2 are Irish born…etc..
http://www.irishcentral.com/roots/10-surprising-facts-about-Ireland-65979532.html
3) Irish Convicts to New South Wales 1788 – 1837
http://members.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/convicts.htm
Hat tip to Gould Genealogy on Twitter
4) Skibbereen disaster, Irish Famine Commemoration.
from 6,500 people, less than 1/2 of population survived.
Some died, some left in coffin ships to America, Canada, Australia, England. Also some prison in prison ships…some only spoke Irish.
All records were kept in the local work house, include birth, death,
but they were burnt during a period of troubles…
Many were buried where they lay, some buried with only sawdust
over them, one young boy did not wake until the shovel broke his legs,
there were no coffins, very few spoke of the time in later days….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO7hT9vV7b0
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Curious News and Notes
1) It seems certain words are dying out in the North of Ireland,
and even phrases like ‘wetting the tea’ are dying out. Shipyard
terms and words from the linen industry once popular have
fallen into disuse. Collins dictionaries has carried out a survey
to explore which words are now gone…
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/8339552.stm
2) Ballykinler, Co. Down, Northern Ireland is home base
for many returning from the war in Afghanistan. One groups
six month tour of duty saw the loss of 13 lives and 80 injured.
500 or so recently were awarded medals there.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/8345551.stm
3) It seems that Cork city has been named one of the top
ten tourist cities in the world by the Lonely Planet folks. Seems
they liked the food, sophistication and ‘youthful’ buzz. It was the
only Irish city to make the list…
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/cork-named-as-one-of-worlds-top-tourist-cities-432732.html
4) Portmarnock has won a supreme court case, keeping the right
to have a mens only golf club, by a vote of 3 to 2.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/1103/breaking34.htm
5) Irelands first PhD in Food History has been awarded to
professional chef Mairtin Mac Con Iomaire. He won that honour
with a thesis on the history of Dublin restaurants.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/1031/1224257767031.html
6) 70,000 people recently took to the streets in Dublin protesting
that the wealthy should pay their fare share to avoid all the budget
cuts of late by the government. Organized by the Irish Congress of
Trade Unions, events were also held in Cork, Galway, Limerick,
Waterford, Sligo, Tullamore and Dundalk.
http://www.irishcentral.com/news/70000-people-bring-Dublin-to-standstill-in-day-of-protest-69396057.html
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Here are the Family surnames given in the book entitled:
‘The Scottish Macs’ and Mc’s, more fully described in the
link here: http://www.irishroots.com/id4713.htm
M’ Adam
Mak adame
M’ Adie
M’ Affern
Aidan
M’ Ainsh
Mac Airdeil
M’ Aleese
M’ Alester
Mak alester
Alexander
Allan
M’ Allan
Mak allane
M’ Allay
M’ Allestar
M’ Allister
Alpein
M’ Alpine
mak alpyn
Amhlaibh
Mac an aba
Mac an baird
Mac an chleirich
Mac an duibh
M’ Andie
M’ Andlaesland
M’ Andrew
M’ Andy
Mc Ane
Mac anecol
Mac Angus
M’ Anroy
Mac anRuaidh
M’ Ansh
Mac Aoidh
M’ Ara
Mac ara
Mac ardle
M’ Arly
Artair
Mak artane
Mac arter
M’ Arthur
Mak askel
Asketill
M’ Askill
Mak asky
Mac aulay
Mac aulay
M’ Auslan
M’ Ausland
Mak austelan
Mac austelans
M’ Avoy
Mac ay
M’ Bain
M’ Bain
Mac bain
Bain’s
M’ Bay
Bean
M’ Bean
Mac beathadh
Mac beth
Mac Beth
M’ Bey
M’ Bey
M’ Birny
Bjorn
Blain
M’ Blain
M’ Blain
M’ Blayne
Book of Deer
Book of Scone
Borgue
M’ Brair
Mac brair
Mak braire
Mac brathair
M’ Brayne
brehon
M’ Bride
Bridget
Brigit
Bruce
Bryce
M’ Bryde
M’ Burney
M; Burney
M’ Burnie
Caba
Mac Caba
M’ Cabe
Mac cabeus
M’ Cade
Caffrey
Mac Caib
M’ Caig
M’ Caig
M’ Caig
Mak caill
O Caim
cain
M’ Call
Mak call
Callan
M’ Callar
M’ Callone
M’ Callum
Mac Callum
M’ Calman
M’ Calmont
mac Caluim
Mac Camh
Mac Cana
Canai
M’ Candless
Candlish
M’ Candlish
M’ Candy
M’ Cane
M’ Cann
M’ Cardie
Mak carkan
M’ Carquhar
Carroll
Mac Cartain
M’ Cartein
M’ Carter
M’ Cartney
Mac Cathalan
M’ Caul
M’ Cause
M’ Cawis
Cay
Mac Cerbhaill
M’ Cheyne
M’ Chlery
Mac Cinaith
Mac Cinetha
M’ clachlan
M’ Claggan
Mac Claggon
M’ Clane
M’ Clatchie
M’ Clave
M’ Clearan
M’ Cleid
M’ Clement
M’ Clery
Mak clery
M’ Clintock
M’ Clour
M’ Cloyd
M’ Cluire
M’ Clure
M’ Clurg
M’ Clymont
M’ Clymont
M’ Coage
M’ Coard
M’ Coard
M’ Codrum
M’ Coig
M’ Coill
Mac Coisse
Mac Coisten
M’ Colemane
M’ Coll
Mac Coll
Mac Colla
Colman
Mac Comaidh
M’ Combie
M’ Comes
M’ Condach
M’ Condoquhie
M’ Conleif
M’ Connachie
M’ Connachie
Connall
M’ Connell
O Connell
Mac Connuil
Mac Connyll
Mak conochy
M’ Cook
Mac Cool
Mac Coolechan
Mc Corcadill
M’ Corkindale
Cormack
M’ Cormack
Mac Cormaic
M’ Corquodale
M’ Corquodale
Corten
M’ Cosche
M’ Cosh
M’ Cosh
M’ Cosh
M’ Cosh
M’ Coss
Costain
M’ Coull
M’ Coull
M’ Coune
M’ Court
M’ Cowan
M’ Cra
M’ Cracken
M’ Crath
Mac Crath
M’ Cready
M’ Cready
M’ Creath
M’ Creddan
M’ Creery
Mak crekane
M’ Crie
M’ Crimmon
M’ Crindle
M’ Cririck
M’ Cririe
Mac crocadill
M’ Crossan
M’ Crouder
M’ Cruer
M’ Cruer
M’ Cuaig
Cuard
M’ Cuard
M’ Cubbe
M’ Cubbin
M’ Cubbine
M’ Cubin
M’ Cudden
M’ Cue
M’ Cue
M’ Cuffok
Mac Cuffok
M’ Cuinn
Mac Cuinn
Mac Cuinn
M’ Cuir
M’ Cuish
M’ Cullagh
M’ Culloch
Cumail
Cumine
M’ Cunn
M’ Cure
M’ Currach
M’ Currach
M’ Curry
M’ Cutcheon
Mak cuyk
M’ Dade
Mac Daidh
M’ David
Mac Dawy
deChen
decurri
M’ Dermite
M’ Dermott
M’ Dermott
Mac Dhonnache
M’ Diarmid
M’ Diarmid
Mac Diarmita
Dicken
M’ Dicken
M’ Dickson
Domhnall
M’ Donald
M’ Donchie
Mac Donlevy
M’ Donnell
O Donnell
M’ Dougal
M’ Dougal(l)
M’ Dowale
M’ Dowall
M’ Dowall
Mac dowyl
Mac duff
Mac Duff
Mac duffie
Mac Duffie
Dufgal
Duncan
Mac Eachan
M’ Eachern
M’ Eachran
M’ Effrey
M’ Elfrish
M’ Elfrish
M’ Elhinney
M’ Elhinney
Mac elroy
Mac eoun
Mac Eregher
Mac Erewar
Mac Ergere
Mac Ethe
M’ Euen
M’ Eur
M’ Euri
M’ Evoy
M’ Ewan
Mac ewyr
Mac fadyan
Mac fait
M’ Farquhar
M’ Farquhar
M’ Farquhar
M’ Fie
M’ Figans
M’ Figgins
Findan
M’ Fingone
Finlay
M’ Fuktur
Fyne
Mac Gachen
Mac Gaffraidh
Mac gaill
Mac Galle
M’ Garbh
mac Garnait
M’ Garrity
M’ Garrol
M’ Garvie
M’ Garwe
Mac Gavan
M’ Gavin
M’ Gaw
M’ Gawly
M’ Gawn
Mac Gawn
Mac ge
M’ Geach
M’ Geachan
M’ Geachan
M’ Geachen
M’ Geachie
M’ Geachie
M’ Gee
M’ Geoch
Geoffrey
Mac geohegan
M’ George
M’ George
M’ George
M’ George
Mac Gethe
M’ ghe
M’ Ghie
M’ Ghie
mac ghill Bhrid
Mac ghill Breis
Gib
M’ Gibbon
M’ Gibbon
M’ Gibboun
Gilbert
M’ Gilchrist
Mc Gilchrist
Mac Gilderoy
M’ Gill
Mac Gilla Brighde
Mac gilla duibh
Mac gilla ruaidh
Gillamoal
Gillebride
Gillechrist
Gillecrist
M’ Gilleglasch
M’ Gilleoin
Gilleownan
M’ Gillequhame
M’ Gillereache
Gilleroy
Gillespie
M’ Gilleueras
M’ Gillewey
M’ Gillewie
M’ Gillivray
M’ Gillivray
M’ Gillolane
M’ Gillop
M’ Gillvaray
M’ Gillvray
Gilmore
M’ Gilp
M’ Gilp
M’ Gilvar
M’ Gilvra
M’ Ginity
M’ Ginlay
M’ Ginley
M’ Ginty
mac giolla choise
Mac Glagane
M’ Glashan
M’ Glasson
M’ Gleis
Godkin
M’ Gonnagal
M’ Gonnigal
goodkin
M’ Gootray
M’ Gougans
Mac goulchene
M’ Gowan
M’ Gowan
M’ Gowan
M’ Gowan
M’ Gowne
M’ Grail
M’ Grath
M’ Greghere
M’ Gregor
M’ Grewer
M’ Grory
M’ Grouther
M’ Gruer
M’ Gruer
M’ Gruer
M’ Gruther
M’ Guffie
M’ Guffog
M’ guffok
Mac guiestoun
M’ Guigan
M’ Guinness
M’ Guire
Guthrum
M’ Haffie
Mac Haitseain
M’ Hardy
M’ Harry
M’ Hattie
Hector
Hector
M’ Heirtour
Henderson
M’ Hendry
Mac Hercar
Mac Hercar
Mac Heth
M’ Houll
M’ Houstone
Hozier
M’ Huat
M’ Hugh
M’ Hugh
M’ Hustan
Hutcheon
M’ Hutchison
M’ Ilchois
M’ Ilchrist
M’ Ilduff
Mac ilean
M’ Ilhenny
M’ Ilhose
M’ Illaney
M’ Illdowie
M’ Illeriach
M’ Illrick
Mak ilmon
M’ Ilquham
M’ ilquham
Mac ilquham
Mac ilquwham
M’ Ilroy
Mac ilroy
Mac ilroy
M’ Ilvaine
M’ Ilvaney
M’ Ilvaney
M’ Ilveen
M’ Ilvenna
M’ ilveyane
M’ Ilvride
M’ Ilwraith
M’ Ilwraith
M’ Ilwrayth
M’ Ilwrick
Mac in ghabhann
Mac in maighstir
Mac In uir
M’ Indeor
M’ Indeor
M’ Indoe
M’ Indowie
M’ Indoy
M’ Inkair
M’ Innes
Innesses
Mac inroy
M’ intaggart
M’ Intee
M’ Intosh
M’ Intoshes
M’ Intyre
M’ Intyre
M’ Inulty
M’ Inulty
Mac inulty
M’ Isaac
M’ Ish
M’ Iver
M’ Iver
M’ Ivor
M’ Ivor
M’ Jarrow
M’ Jerrow
M’ Joch
Mac jor
Mac jore
M’ Kail
M’ Kail
Mak Kalay
M’ Kale
Mac Kan
Mac kanaduy
Mac kane
Mc Kartan
Mac Kay
Mac kay
Mac Kay
Mac kay
mac Kay
M’ Ke
M’ Kean
M’ Keand
M’ Kearney
M’ Keath
M’ Keath
Mac kechan
M’ Kechane
M’ Kechnie
M’ Kechnie
Mac Kelar
Mac kelhaffy
M’ Kell
M’ Kellar
Mac Kellar
Mac Keller
M’ Kelvie
M’ Kendrick
M’ Kendrick
M’ Kene
Mac kenedy
M’ Kenna
M’ Kenna
M’ Kenna
Mac Kenna
Kennedy
Mac kennedy
Kennethi
M’ Kenrick
M’ Kenze
M’ Kenzie
M’ Kenzie
M’ Kenzie
Mac kenzie
M’ Keoun
M’ Kercher
M’ Kerell
M’ Kerlie
M’ Kerlies
M’ Kerracher
M’ Kerrell
M’ Kerrell
M’ Kerrow
Mac kersie
M’ Kesek
M’ Kessick
M’ Kessock
Mac Kessog
M’ Kettrick
M’ Key
M’ Kichan
M’ Kichan
M’ Kichen
M’ Kichen
M’ Kie
Mac Kie
Mac Kie
M’ Killiam
M’ Killican
M’ Killigen
M’ Killop
M’ Killop
M’ Killop
Mac kilney
M’ Kimmie
M’ Kinlay
M’ Kinlay
M’ Kinnell
M’ Kinnie
M’ Kinnie
M’ Kinnie
M’ Kinnon
Mac kinnon
M’ Kinnons
M’ Kinriche
Mc Kintosch
Kintyre
M’ Kirdy
M’ Kirdy
Mac kirrow
M’ Kissock
M’ Kissock
M’ Kittric
M’ Kittrick
M’ Knaire
M’ Knedar
M’ Kneight
M’ Kneis
M’ Knelie
Mac Knight
Mac kulloch
M’ Kune
Mac kurerdy
Mac kwilliam
M’ Lachlan
M’ Lachlan
Mac Lachlan
M’ Lae
Mac Lagan
Mac Laghlan
lagman
Lamont
Lamont
Mac Laomuinn
M’ Lar
M’ Lardy
M’ Laren
M’ Laren
M’ Larty
M’ Latchie
M’ Lauchlan
Mac Lauchlan
M’ Laurin
lawman
M’ Lay
M’ Lean
M’ Learan
Macq Learnan
M’ Leay
Mac lehose
Mac lehose
Mac lehose
M’ Leish
M’ Leish
M’ Lellan
M’ Lellan
M’ Lelland
M’ Lellane
M’ Lennan
M’ Lennan
M’ Leod
M’ Leod
M’ Lern
M’ Letchie
M’ Letchie
Lindsay
M’ Lintock
M’ Lintock
Mac lise
M’ Liss
Littleson
Mac Lochlainn
Lochlann
Lochlin
M’ Lollan
Mac loyde
M’ Luckie
Mac Lulach
M’ Lullich
M’ Lundie
M’ Lurg
M’ Lurg
Mac Lurg
M’ Luskie
Machutcheon
Mac Maghnusa
Maglachlan
Magleod
Magnus
Magpie
Magrath
Maguire
M’ Mahon
M’ Maister
Makadame
Makalester
Makallane
Makalpyn
Makane
Makartane
Makaskel
Makasky
Makauchern
Makaustelan
Makbraire
Makcaill
Makcall
Makcany
Makcarkan
Makcarrell
Makclay
Makconochy
Makcorquydill
Makcoutrie
Makcrekane
Makcuben
Makcumbyne
Makcuyk
Makdougal
Make Gile Reue
Make Rori
Makehou
Makesaig
Makettrik
Makewin
Makfadzane
Makfagon
Makfairson
Makfersoun
Makgachyn
Makgibbon
Makgilhewous
Makgillane
MakGilroy
Makgullane
Makilmon
Makimpersone
Makinjor
Makintare
Makkalay
Makkay
Makkintire
Makkynine
Makkynnay
Maklaagan
Maklafferdich
Maklagin
Maklurke
Makmartane
Makmorn
Makmuryte
Maknauchtan
Maknevin
Makquene
Makquhary
Makquhen
Makquhirk
Makrerik
Makweriche
Makwilliam
Malcaruester
M’ Malene
M’ Manns
M’ Manus
M’ Manus
M’ Manus
Mac maolain
Marnan
M’ Martene
Marthokys
Martin
M’ Martin
M’ Master
M’ Math
Mac Mathanan
Mauchline
M’ Maycan
M’ Maykin
M’ Meekin
Meikleham
Meikleham
Meiklereed
Meiklereid
M’ Mery
M’ Michael
M’ Michan
M’ Michell
M’ Micking
Micklehose
M’ Millan
Milligan
Mac mitchel
Mac Moghron
Mac Molan
Molegane
Moray
M’ Morland
M’ Morran
M’ Morran
M’ Morthy
Mc Moryn
Mac Moutrie
Muckersie
Mac murchada
M’ Murchie
M’ Murchie
Mac Murchy
M’ Murdo
M’ Murdoch
Mac Murdy
Murray
M’ Murray
M’ Murrie
M’ Murtrie
M’ Murtrie
M’ Mutrie
M’ Myllen
Mac n ri
M’ Nab
Mac nab
Mac nab
M’ Nachane
Mac nair
Mac Nairs
M’ Naois
Mac nara
M’ Naught
M’ Naught
M’ Naught
Mac Naughtan
M’ Naughton
M’ Naughton
M’ Naughtons
M’ nawych
M’ Nay
M’ Nayre
M’ Neachton
M’ Nee
Neeven
M’ Neil
M’ Neil
M’ Neilage
M’ Neill
M’ Neills
M’ Neish
Nevin
M’ Nicol
Nicolasson
M’ Nidder
M’ Nie
M’ Nish
M’ Niven
Norse names
M’ Nulty
M’ Nuyer
Olaf
Olaf
M’ Omish
M’ Onie
Oscar
M’ Oscar
M’ Ouatt
M’ Ouatt
M’ Ouatt
M’ Oustra
Mac padene
M’ Partane
Pendreich
Mac Phail
Mac phail
M’ Phater
M’ Phee
M’ Pherson
Mac pherson
Mac phersons
M’ Phie
Mac Philip
Mac Phoil
Polson
M’ Quade
M’ Quaker
M’ Quarrie
M’ Quarrie
Mac quarter
M’ Quattie
M’ Quatty
M’ Queen
M’ Queen
M’ Queine
M’ Quhan
M’ Quhinze
M’ Quibban
M’ Quibben
M’ Quine
M’ Quire
M’ Quiritei
M’ Quisten
M’ Quoid
Mac Quyn
M’ Qwin
M’ Raa
M’ Rae
Ragenild
Mac Raghnaill
Mac raith
Mac rath
Mac Ratha
M’ Ready
M’ Reath
Reddie
Reddie
Mac redie
Redmond
Redmond
Reginald
M’ Reith
M’ Reith
Mak rerik
Rhys
M’ Richard
M’ Rie
Mac Righe
Mac righe
M’ Ritchie
M’ Ritchie
M’ Robb
M’ Robbie
M’ Robbie
M’ Robert
M’ Roberts
Robertson
Robertson
Mac Robin
M’ Robt
Roderick
Mac Roiberd
Mac Roigh
M’ Rone
M’ Rorie
M’ Rory
M’ Rostie
Mac Ruaidhri
M’ Ruer
Ruman
M’ Rury
Sandie
M’ Shane
M’ Skimming
M’ Sloy
Somerled
M’ Sorley
M’ Sorley
Mac Souhyn
M’ Sparran
M’ Sporran
M’ Spurn
M’ Swade
M’ Swan
M’ Sween
M’ Sweeny
M’ Sweyn
M’ Tagart
M’ Taggart
Mac Taidhg
M’ Target
M’ Tavish
Mac Teague
M’ Tear
Mac Thomais
Thorketill
M’ Tier
Mac Torfin
Mac Toschy
Mac Tuirc
M’ Turk
M’ tyr
Mac Uilliam
Mac ulaghe
Ulster annals
M’ Ure
M’ Ure
V’Clymont
M’ Vail
M’ Vanish
Mc Vanish
M’ Varish
M’ Vean
M’ Vean
M’ Veigh
M’ Vey
M’ Vicar
M’ Vie
M’ Vinish
M’ Vitie
M’ Vittie
M’ Vurich
M’ Vurrich
M’ Walker
M’ Walker
M’ Walter
M’ Ward
M’ Ward
Watson
M’ Watt
M’ Watt
M’ Watt
Wattie
M’ Wattie
M’ Wattie
Mac Wattin
M’ Whannell
M’ Wharrie
M’ Wharrie
M’ Whinnie
M’ Whir
M’ Whirter
M’ Whunye
M’ William
M’ William
M’ Willie
Mac wrerdy
Mac yacky
M’ Ylroye
M’ Ylwrd
Mac ymar
M’ Zewnie …… and so on see the book page for full listing
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