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The availability of FREE eBooks and eJournals on the internet seems to be growing by the day. These pages list (with links to open the books) over 4,000 free Books and Journals on the topic of IrishIrish-American, Irish-Australian and Irish-Canadian Genealogy which can all be read online -  most of them can also be downloaded to a reading device such as Kindle, iPad, Tablet, etc. (check the host site for available formats). Many of these books are 'out of print', rare or otherwise unavailable in paper format. Some of the family histories were printed for 'Private Circulation' in fewer than 100 - 200 copies but are now available to anyone online. The illustrations are taken from books listed.


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INDEX
Family Histories:
Irish Family Histories 
     Genealogies and Family Histories (309)
     Clans, Tribes and Septs (61)
     Pedigrees (63)
Irish-American Family Histories A - C (158)
Irish-American Family Histories D - H (160)
Irish-American Family Histories I - Z (328)
* Irish-Australian Familly Histories (27)
Irish-Canadian Family Histories (77)
Diaspora:
Irish Diaspora
     Australia (7)
     Great Britain (26)
     General (19)
Irish Diaspora - North America 
     Canada
          General (25)
          By Province (14)
     Caribbean (3)
     United States
          General (59)
          By State (56)
History:
* History of Ireland
     History
          Histories written in the 11th Century (1)
          Histories written in the 15th Century (2)
          Histories written in the 16th Century (3)
          Histories written in the 17th Century (3)
          Histories written in the 18th Century (18)
          Histories written in the 19th Century (67)
          Histories written in the 20th Century (51)
     The Famine (20)
     The Irish Question (95)
     The Rise of Sinn Fein and the 1916 Rebellion (27)
* Irish Local History
     Connacht (24)
     Leinster (72)
     Munster (54)
     Ulster (71)
Resources:
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     General (59)
Biography
     Compilations (202)
     Individuals (258)
Church
     Registers (36)
     Abbeys, Monasteries (16)
     General (92)
     Diocesan History (44)
     Parish History (25)
     Lives (78)
     Baptists (3)
     Black Preceptory (1)
     Druids (5)
     Freemasons (3)
     Huguenots (8)
     Jews (New!)
     Methodists (7)
     Orange Order (22)
     Presbyterians (27)
     Puritans (2)
     Quakers (17)
     Saints (5)
     Witchcraft (7)
* eBook of the Month (below)
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Government
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     State Papers (76)
Guidebooks 
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     Travel (52)
* Journals
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     Church (107)
     Irish-American (37)
     Legal (4)
Legal
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* Military
     Fenian Raids into Canada (13)
     History (41)
     Regiments, Brigades, etc. (42)
     Leaders (63)
* Nobility and Landed Gentry 
     Directories (170)
     Estate, Family Papers, Manuscripts, Memoirs (128)
     Heraldry (54)
     Hunting, Shooting and Fishing (21)
     Lordships, Manors (11)
     Census (31)
     Commerce and Industry (23)
     Graves
          General (13)
          Ireland - By County (34)
          Overseas - By Country (21)
     Libraries (40)
     Maps (19)
     Passenger Lists (7)
     Place Names (13)
     Surnames (14)
     University (37)
     Vital Records (39)
     Miscellaneous (39)
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* Surnames - List of surnames (below)

eBook of the Month
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June 2012 eBook of the Month:


By Robert E. Matheson Registrar-General (Dublin, 1901) - OL

Ever had difficulty finding a name on a list of births, marriages or deaths even though you know they should be there?  Registration Officers had the same problem 100 or more years ago - the purpose of this official handbook was to assist 'Registration Officers and the Public searching the Indexes of Births, Deaths, and Marriages by collating the varieties in the form and spelling of names... and also those names differing altogether in form... used interchangeably'. The method used to collect the data was a circular sent to Registrars around the country in their Districts asking for information.

The main Table is an 'Alphabetical List of Surnames with their Varieties and Synonymes' listing variants for more than 2,000 names, the name 'Tumelty' has 6 variants for instance. Many variations were of spelling - Beattie or Beatty. In Ireland Colclough was pronounced and sometime spelt Coakley. Some names were used interchangeably - one member of a family might write 'FitzHenry' while another would use 'Fitzharris'. A person calling themselves Bird might originally have been known as Heany (Irish 'ean' = a bird). It is not always as simple as dropping the Mc of McGuinness to make Guinness - the prefix could be incorporated to make Maginnis instead.

This little book is a most valuable tool for family history research.

This book is listed in Other Resources - Surnames
[Note: for some unknown reason a second book 'Authorship and Publication' is attached]
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May 2012 eBook of the Month:


Compiled by the "Weekly Irish Times" (Dublin, 1917) - OL

Originally called the 'Sinn Fein' Rebellion, the 1916 Rising was a military failure but a key turning point in Irish history nevertheless. It was the end of the 'Home Rule' movement of John Redmond's Irish Party and the beginning of the war of independence leading to the Treaty, the creation of the Irish Free State and Northern Ireland and the civil war.

The Darkest Week in the History of Dublin - An Orgie of Fire and Slaughter - runs the headline of this handbook produced by the pro-Union weekly edition of The Irish Times. It then proceeds to give an account of the fighting on a street by street basis, listing the houses destroyed, official reports and statements, the proclamations of the rebels and photographs of those executed for their part in the rebellion. There are official lists of casualties for the army, the police, volunteer training corps; lists of the 250 bodies interred at Glasnevin cemetery, 24 in Mount Jerome, 49 in Dean's Grange and a list of rebels killed while fighting. This is followed by the fate of the rebels - those executed and those deported to England and Scotland and imprisoned there.   The total number of prisoners who passed through Richmond Barracks was 3,226. The handbook lists the honours and awards for services by members of the army and police and the King's message of thanks to them. The trail, degradation (name erased from the Order of St. Michael and St. George) and the execution of Sir Roger Casement.

After the rising there was a Royal Commission of Inquiry which is covered in depth - some of its conclusions are startling - The Lord Lieutenant for Ireland is a ceremonial position with the Chief Secretary having the power of the British government in Ireland - but as he is in the cabinet he has to attend cabinet meetings in London and spends very little time in Ireland!  The Report concludes: "if the Irish system of government be regarded as a whole it is anomalous in quiet times, and almost unworkable in times of crisis" (!)   The Lord Lieutenant, the Chief Secretary and the Under Secretary all resigned. 

The handbook lists Red Cross and hospital workers involved in the care of the wounded, those compensated for loss, a Who's Who in this Handbook and a general index. There is a discussion on proposals for partition showing a map which foretold the eventual arrangement.

"The Weekly Irish Times gives outlines of Irish and general news - It is the paper for your friends residing anywhere out of Ireland".   People who bought the Weekly edition posted it to their friends and relatives overseas so that they could keep up with the news from Ireland.  This might explain how this handbook became a collectors' item.   A facsimile edition of this extraordinary journalistic achievement was produced by The Irish Times in 1988.

This book is listed in History of Ireland - The Rise of Sinn Fein and the 1916 Rebellion
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April 2012 eBook of the Month:


(With Biographical Notes and other Interesting Particulars)
By J. J. Bourke, M.R.S.A.I., etc. (London, aft. 1939)

With just 32 pages this is more a booklet than a book but it still contains some surprising and interesting entries -
James Barry, artist, d. 1806, bur. St. Paul's Cathedral, London
Robert Boyle, scientist, d. 1627, bur. St. Martin's in the Fields, London
Isaac Butt, father of 'Home Rule', d. 1879, bur. Stranorlar, Co. Donegal
Michael Davitt, founder of the 'Land League, d. 1906, bur. Straide, Co. Mayo
Michael Dwyer, 1798 insurgent, later High Constable in Sydney, Australia, bur. Waverley Cemetery, Sydney
John Field, musician, 'inventor' of the nocturne, d. 1837, bur. Public Cemetery, Moscow, Russia
Henry Grattan, statesman, orator, d, 1820, bur. Westminster Abbey, London
Thomas Clarke Luby, Fenian, d. 1901, bur. Bay View Cemetery, Jersey City, U.S.A.
John Mitchell, of the 'Young Ireland' movement, d. 1875, bur. Unitarian Cemetery, Newry
John O'Donovan, scholar, translator of 'Annals of the Four Masters', d. 1861, bur. Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin
John O'Hart, compiler of 'Irish Pedigrees', d. 1870, bur. Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin
Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, satirist, etc., d. 1745, bur. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

Some of the 'notable' people listed are probably unknown to the present day reader. Other entries are a little bewildering - Sir Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament, London - does not have any Irish connections as far as I can see. Oscar Wilde's is probably one of the most visited of Irish graves (Pere Lachaise, Paris) but doesn't get a mention.   As to William Butler Yeats, poet, playwright, d. 1939, his burial place is given as  Ro(e)quebrune Cemetery, France which someone has crossed out - apparently Yeats' body was moved, first to an ossuary at Roquebrune, later in 1948 to Drumcliffe, Co. Sligo giving rise to some uncertainty about the identity of the remains (Wikipedia).

The booklet is delightful in its own way but leaves you wanting more.   Here is another opportunity for someone to update the booklet, add photographs and the text of the memorials and greatly increase it in size and scope... maybe even add some 'notable Irishwomen'!

This book is listed in Other Resources - Graves

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2012
March, 2012 - A History of the Descendants of David McKee of Anahilt by Prof. James Y McKee
February, 2012 - Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart
January, 2012 - The Irish Catholic Directory and Almanac for 1920
2011
December, 2011 - One Hundred Thirty-eight Generations From Adam by George Edward Congdon
November, 2011 - Chronicles of the County Wexford by George Griffiths
October, 2011 - Stephen Moylan, Muster-Master General by Martin I. J. Griffin

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Surnames
List of Surnames from Family Histories and Biographies. Many more surnames in Almanacs, Directories, etc.
A Aaron, Abernathy, Abraham, Abrams, Acheson, Adair, Adams, Adamsam, Adamson, Agar-Ellis, Agnew, Alcock, Aldworth, Alen, Alexander, Alison, Allen, Allingham, Allinson, Allison, Alloway, Anderson, Andrews, Anketell, Annesley, Annis, Anster, Antisell, Archer, Ardagh, Ardilaun, Armstrong, Arrell, Arthur, Ash, Ashe, Ashmore, Ashworth, Athlumney, Athy, Atkinson, Aull, Averell, Averill, Avery, Awl, Aylmer, Aylward, Ayres
B Bacon, Bagenal, Bagley, Bagnall, Bailie, Baillie, Baird, Baker, Balance, Balfe, Balfour, Ball, Banim, Barber, Barclay, Bard, Barber, Barnett, Barr, Barran, Barrett, Barrett Lennard, Barrington, Barry, Barrye, Barton, Baskin, Bassenet, Basset, Bates, Batt, Baldwin, Bayley, Baylis, Beale, Beamish, Beattie, Beatty, Bell, Bellamy, Bellew, Bellingham, Belmore, Bennett, Bennis, Bentham, Beranger, Beresford, Berkeley, Bernard, Berry, Beverley, Bewley, Bianconi, Bickerstaff, Biggar, Bigger, Bingham, Bird, Black, Blackall, Blackbourne, Blackburne, Blacker, Blackmore, Blaine, Blair, Blake, Blakiston-Houston, Bland, Blatchford, Blennerhassett, Bliss, Blood, Bloomfield, Bloxam, Boake, Boaz, Bodkin, Boggs, Boisrond, Bolton, Bond, Bonin, Bonnell, Boomer, Boon, Borman, Boucicault, Boudouin, Boulter, Bourke, Bourne, Bournes, Bowden, Bowen, Bowen-Colthurst, Bowers, Boyd, Boyle, Boyse, Boyton, Brabazon, Braden, Bradshaw, Brady, Braithwaite, Bramhall, Brandon, Brasier, Bray, Breakenridge, Breckenridge, Brecknock, Brenan, Brennan, Brereton, Brett, Brevard, Bridgeman, Brien, Brierly, Brison, Bronte, Brooke, Brophy, Brougham, Brown, Browne, Browning, Brownrigg, Bruce, Bryan, Buchanan, Buck, Buckley, BucknerBulmer, Bunbury-Tighe, Burdy, Burgess, Burgoyne, Burke, Burkitt, Burnett, Burns, Burroughs, Burrowes, Burtchaell, Burton, Bushe, Butcher, Butle, Butler, Butt, Byrne, Byrnes
C Cadden, Cahane, Cahill, Cairnes, Cairns, Caldwell, Callaghan, CalvertCambridge, Cameron, Campell, Cann, Canning, Caperly, Carden, Carew, Carey, Carleton, Callanan, Carmical, Carmichael, Carnahan, Carr, Carroll, Carrouth, Carson, Carte, Carter, Casey, Cash, Cashin, Casserly, Cassin, Cathcart, Caulfeild, Caulfield, Cavan, Cavenagh, Cavendish, Centlivre, Cessna, Chadwick, Chaigneau, Chambers, Chapman, Cheney, Chesney, Chestnut, Chetwood, Chevenvix-Trench, Chichester, Chute, Chloesy, Christopher, Clancy, Clark, Clarke, Clarke-Travers, Cleburne, Cleeland, Cleland, Clemens, Clement, Clements, Clerke, Clinton, Clive, Clogston, Clyne, Cobbe, Coburn, Cochran, Cochrane, Coddington, Coffey, Coghill, Coghlan, Cohan, Coin, Cole, Coleman, Colclough, Colden, Cole, Coles, Collett, Colley, Collins, Collis, Collison, Collon, Colquhoun, Coltman, Coluon, Colville, Comisky, Concanen, Condon, Congreve, Conner, Connell, Connelley, Connolley, Conolly, Conry, Conyngham, Cooke-Trench, Cooney, Cooper, Cope, Corbett, Corcoran, Cordner, Coristine, Corr, Corry, Corwin, Cosby, Cosgreve, Costello, Costelloe, Costigan, Cotterell, Cotton, Couey, Coughlin, Coulter, Courtenay, Cowan, Cowden, Cowley, Cowper, Cox, Coyle, Coyne, Craig, Crain, Cramer, Crampton, Crane, Crawford, Creagh, Creane, Creichton, Creichtoun, Creighton, Crichton, Crockett, Crofton, Croker, Croly, Crommelin, Cronican, Cronin, Crosbie, Croskery, Crosle, Croslegh, Crossan, Crossen, Crossin, Crosson, Crossle, Crossley, Crothers, Crotty, Crozier, Cruce, Crummer, Culbertson, Cudihee, Cullen, Cumberland, Cummings, Cummins, Cunnane, Cunningham, Curran, Current, Curtin, Curtis, Curry, Cusack
D' D'Alton, D'Anvers, D'Arcy, d'Armand, D'Armond, D'Esterre
De De Arman, De Arment, De Armon, De Armond, De Armont, De Blaquiere, De Burgh, De Burgho, De Burgo, De Crocketagne, De Fraynes, De Fuente, De Hays, Delacour, Delafield, Delaney, De Lacy, Delap, Delappe, De La Touche, De Ledrede, Demar, de Massue de Ruvigny, de Moleyns, De Pentheny-OKelly, Dermody, De Schulemberg, De Souche, De Valade, De Valera, Deyarmon, De Yarmon, De Yarmohd, de Valera, Devenish, de Verdon, De Vere, Devereaux, Dexter, Dezieres, De Zouche
D Daily, Daley, Dalton, Daly, Daniell, Dardis, Dargan, Darley, Daugherty, Daunt, Davidson, Davies, Davis, Davison, Davitt, Dawson, Day, Deane, Deery, Deey, Denham, Deniehy, Dennigan, Dennison, Denniston, Denny, Dermody, Desmond, Desmoran, Devereux, Devine, Dickeson, Dickey, Dickson, Digby, Dillon, Dineen, Dinsmoor, Dinsmore, Dinwiddie, Disney, Dixon, Doak, Dodds, Dodwell, Doherty, Dolphin, Donald, Donaldson, Donelly, Dongan, Don Levi, Donlevy, Donley, Donlon, Donnell, Donnelly, Donoghue, Donovan, Doran, Doris, Dorney, Dorman, Dougherty, Douglas, Douglass, Dourty, Dowd, Downing, Dowse, Doyle, Dreigh, Drever, Driscoll, Drummond, Drury, Dry, Duane, Dubourdieu, Ducat, Duclos, Dufferin, Duffet, Duffy, Dugan, Duggan, Duigenan, Duncan, Dungan, Dunlap, Dunlavey, Dunleavy, Dunlevey, Dunlevy, Dunn, Dunne, Dunnill, Dunseath, Dunwoody, Dwyer, Dwyer-Gray, Dyer
E Eagar, Earley, Early, Earls, Echlins, Eden, Edgeworth, Edgeworth-Johnstone, Edwards, Egan, Elder, Elgee, Elliot, Ellis, Elrington, Emmet, Enness, Erley, Erwin, Esmonde, Eustace, Evans, Eveleigh-de Moleyns, Evelyn, Everard, Ewing
ff ffont, fforde, ffrench
Fitz FitzHerbert, Fitzgerald, Fitzgibbon, Fitzgibbons, FitzMaurice, Fitzpatrick, Fitzwilliam
F Faddis, Fahey, Fahy, Fallon, Falquiere, Fanning, Farrell, Farren, Farquhar, Faucett, Faulkner, Fee, Feehan, Feeny,  Feltes, Feltis, Feltus, Fenety, Fenwick, Ferguson, Fetherstonhaugh, Fiachrach, Field, Fife, Findley, Finlay, Finn, Finnegan, Finneran, Flanagan, Flatesbury, Flecknoe, Fleharty, Fleming, Fletcher, Flin, Flood, Flowers, Folan, Foley, Folliott, Fontaine, Forbes, Forde, Forgey, Forkin, Forster, Forrest, Forrester, Forsythe, Foster, Fowler, Fox, Frain, Francis, Fraser, Frawley, Fraynes, Frazer, Frazier, Freke, French, FrenneyFrizzell, Fry, Fuller, Fulton, Furlong
G Gabbett, Gaffney, Gage, Galbraith, Gallagher, Gallaher, Gall Burke, Gallemore, Gambell, Gamble, Gannon, Gardiner, Gardner, Garey, Garrett, Garvin, Gaston, Gates, GaultGayer, Geale, Geddes, Geiston, Geneste, Gentleman, Geoghegan, George, Gerald, Gervais, Gibbon, Gibbons, Gibbs, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gillespie, Gilliland, Gillman, Gilman, Gilmore, Gipson, Givens, Glascott, Glasgow, Glass, Gleason, Glover, Godkin, Goldsmith, Golliher, Goggin, Goode, Gordon, Gore, Gore-Booth, Gorges, Gormley, Gosford, Gough, Gowan, Gowdy, Goyer, Grace, Gracy, Gradwell, Graham, Grannan, Grattan, Graves, Gray, Graydon, Gregg, Green, Greene, Greenham, Greenlee, Greer, Greville, Grey, Grierson, Griffin, Griffitts, Grimes, Grubb, GuillotGuin, Guinness, Gullet, Gumbleton, Gunning, Gurley
H Hackett, Hagan, Haggerty, Halahan, Haley, Haliday, Hall, Hallaran, Halligan, Halpine, Hamilton, Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, Hanna, Handley, Handrachen, Hardy, Harkness, Harlan, Harman, Harney, Harper, Harpole, Harrigan, Harrington, Harris, Harrison, Hart, Harte, Harvey, Haskett, Haskins, Hasty, Hatch, Haughton, Havard, Haverty, Hawkesworth, Hawl, Hay, Hayden,  Hayes, Hays, Hayman, Hazlitt, Headen, Heald, Heard, Hearn, Heaton-Armstong, Healy, Healey, Heck, Heelan, Henders, Henneberry, Henry, Henzey, Hely-HutchinsonHemans, Henderson, Henry, Herbert, Heron, Herron, Hesson, Hewson, Hewetson, Hickey, Higgins, Higginson, Hill, Hillis, Hines, Hobson, Hodder, Hodge, Hodgekins, Hodson, Hoey, Hogan, Hopkins, Hopper, Hole, Hollinger, Hollingsworth, Holt, Homan-Mulock, Horan, Hore, Horton, Hoskin, Hoskine, Hoskings, Hoskins, HoustonHovenden, Howard, Huddleston, Hudson-Kinahan, Huey, Hughes, Hull, Humbles, Hume, Humphreys, Hungerford, Hunt, Hunter, Hurley, Hurly, Hussey, Hutchinson, Hyde, Hyland
I Igarford, Ingram, Irvine, Irwin, Irving, Iveagh
J Jackson, James, Jameson, Jebb, Jeffers, Jepson, Jessop, Jipson, John, Johnson, Johnston, Johnstone, Johnston-Montgomery, Jones, Jordan, Joy, Joyce, Joyes, Julien
K Kane, Kasson, Katherwood, Kavanagh, Kavenaugh, Kean, Keane, Kearney, Keating, Keary, Keegan, Keely, Kelley, Kelly, Kelsey, Kelty, Kemp, Kempe, Kenan, Kennan, Kenneally, Kennedy, Kenney, Kenny, Kenrick, Kent, Kenyon, Keogh, Kernan, Kerr, Kerry, Kerwin, Kettle, Key, Keys, Khalan, Kickham, Kilchrist, Kilkenny, Killeen, Kincaid, King, Kinnear, Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Kirwan, Knoyle, Knoell, Knowles, Knox, Kyteler
L' L'Estrange
La La Touche
Le Le Fanu
L Labatte, Lally, Lalor, Lambert, Lampriere, Lane, Lanigan, Langton, Langtry, Lapsley, Larkin, Lattin, Latimer, Latouche, Laughlin, Lavery, Lawless, Lawlor, Leadbeater, Lecky, Leddin, Ledwich, Leech, Leeper, Lefroy, Legardere, Lehan, Leland, Leonard, Lennox, Leslie, Lever, Levinge, Lewis, Liggett, Lightfoot, Lilly, Lindsay, Lingard, Linn, Little, Livesey, Lloyd, Loffoy, Loftus, Logan, Long, Longworth, Longworth-Dames, Lord, Loughry, Love, Lover, Lowrey, Lowrie, Lowry, Lowry-Corry, Lowther, Lucas, Luckey, Lundy, Lyle, Lynch, Lyndon, Lyon, Lyons
M' M'Connell, M'Clintock, M'Farren, M'Gee, M'Gillicuddy, M'Hale, M'Kinley, M'Korkill, M'Laughlin
Mac Macartney, MacArtney, MacAulay, MacAuslan, MacBrody, MacCadden, MacCarthy, MacCartney, MacClancy, MacClaughry, MacCausland, MacCoghlan, MacCoun, MacCurtin, Macdaire, MacDonald, MacDonnell, MacEachain, MacEvoy, MacFarland, MacFinnin MacCarthy, MacFirbis, MacGill, MacGorman, MacHale, MacKenzie, Maclay, MacLysaght, MacMahon, MacManus, MacNaghten, MacNally, MacNamara, MacNaught, MacNeill, MacPherson, MacQuillin, Mac Rannals, MacSweeney, MacSwiney, MacUillin
Mc McAdam, McAfee, McAleer, McAllister, McAnulty, McAuliffe, McBride, McCabe, McCall, McCarthy, McCarthy Mor, McCartin, McCauley, McCaughin, McCausland, McCawley, McClintock, McCloskey, McCloy, McClung, McClure, McConnaughay, McConnaughey, McCormack, McCormick, McConnell, McCook, McCorkle, McCready, McCrosson, McCue, McCulloch, McCully, McDermottroe, McDonald, McDonnell, McDonough, McDowell, McDuffee, McElroy, McElwee, McEwen, McFarlan, McFarland, McFarren, McFee, McFirbis, McGarrigal, McGaugh, McGee, McGill, McGillycuddy, McGinness, McGinniss, McGloin, McGough, McGowan, McGrath, McGraw, McGready, McGrew, McHugh, McInerney, McIntyre, McKaughan, McKay, McKean, McKee, McKeen, McKenna, McKenzie, McKibbon, McKinney, McKinstry, McKowen, McLauchlin, McLaughlin, McLean, McLellan, McMahon, McMath, McMillan, McMullen, McMurray, McNair, McNally, McNamara, McNary, McNee, McNeil, McNutt, McPeak, McPherson, McQuade, McShane, McSparran, McSweeney, McVickar, McWilliams
M Madden, Mahony, Magan, Magee, Magennis, Maghallin, Magill, Maginn, Magrath, Maguire, Mahaffey, Maher, Major, Maker, Malone, Mangan, Mangin, Manners, Manning, Mannix, Mansfield, Markey, Marmion, Martin, Marsh, Marshal, Marshall, Martin, Marvault, Massy, Massy-Westropp, Mansel, Mansell, Maquay, Mateer, Mathis, Mathew, Matthews, Maturin, Maude, Maunsell, May, Mayne, Maxwell, Maziere, Mead, Meade, Meagher, Means, Meehan, Megrath, Melervey, Mellen, Meredith, Merryman, Milford, Milhouse, Miller, Millikan, Milliken, Mills, Mitchel, Mitchell, Minnis, Minnitt, Modigan, Moffatt, Moffett, Molesworth, Molloy, Molony, Molyneux, Monaghan, Monahan, Monck, Monehan, Monk, Monteith, Montgomery, Moony, Moor, Moore, Moorhead, Morice, Morgan, Moriarty, Morison, Morrice, Morris, Morrison, Morrissey, Morrissy, Morton, Mosse, Mossop, Mostyn, Moylan, Mudge, Mulcahy, Muldoon, Mulhern, Mulholland, Mullan, Mullock, Mulock, Mulready, Mulrone, Mulvanaghty, Mulvanaughty, Mulvey, Mulvihill, Murphy, Murray, Murtaugh, Musgrave, Mussenden
N Nally, Napier, Neale, Nealley, Neeson, Nesbit, Nesbitt, Nevens, Neville, Newcomen, Newell, Newland, Newman, Neylan, Niblock, Nicholson, Nicolson, Nisbet, Niven, Nivin, Nixon, Nolan, Noon, Norcott, Norreys, North, Northcote, Norton, Nott, Nowlin, Nowlan, Noyes, Nugent
O' O'Beirne, O'Brennan, O'Brien, O'Cathain, O'Callaghan, O'Callaghan-Westropp, O'Carolan, O'Carroll, O'Clery, O'Connell, O'Connor, O'Conor, O'Curry, O'Daly, O'Davoren, O'Dea, O'Dempsey, O'Donel, O'Donnell, O'Donovan, O'Doughertay, O'Dougherty, O'Dowd, O'Driscoll, O'Dwyer, O'Flaherty, O'Flanagan, O'Gorman, O'Grady, O'Griffy, O'Hagan, O'Hara, O'Hehir, O'Higgins, O'Hurly, O'Hynes, O'Kane, O'Keefe, O'Keeffe, O'Kelly, O'Killia, O'Leary, O'Loghlen, O'Loughlin, O'Mahony, O'Mailly, O'Maolale, O'Meagher, O'Melveny, O'More, O'Mullaly, O'Mullan, O' Neachtan, O'Neil, O'Neill, O'Nolan, O'Nuallain, O'Queely, O'Quin, O'Reilly, O'Shaughnessy, O'Shea, O'Sullivan, O'Toole
O Ogilby, Olliffe, Olvaney, Ormsby, Orr, Osborne, Otway, Ouseley, Overend, Owden, Owen, Owenson
P Pakenham, Palmer, Parke, Parker, Parnell, Parsons, Passmore, Patten, Patterson, Pattison, Patton, Paxton, Payton, Peacocke, Pearse, Peden, Peel, Pendergrass, Penn, Pennefather, Pennington, Pennock, Perceval, Percival, Perdu, Perdue, Perrin, Persse, Pery, Petrie, Phelan, Phillips, Pickens, Piesley, Pigot, Pigott, Pilkington, Pim, Piper, Plunket, Plunkett, Poe, Poer, Poher, Poland, Polk, Polke, Pollock, Pomeroy, Ponsonby, Pope, Porter, Porterfield, Portyngale, Potter, Power, Power-Lalor, Powers, Powlden, Powlette, Pratt, Prendergast, Preston, Price, Purdon, Purdy, Putland
Q Queeney, Quigley, Quin, Quinlivan, Quinn, Quirk
R Rae, Radley, Rafter, Rainey, Ralegh, Ramsay, Ramsdell, Raymond, Redington, Redmond, Reeves, Reid, Reilly, Reynolds, Ricard, Richardson, Richey, Riddell, Riddle, Ridge, Ridlon, Ridley, Rieley, Riordan, Ripley, Roach, Roan, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Robbins, Roch, Roche, Roddy, Rodgers, RoeRogers, Rooney, Rose, Ross, Rossa, Ross-Lewin, Rothwell, Roviere, Row, Rowan, Rusk, Russell, Rutherfoord, Rutledge, Rutherford, Rutterford, Ruxton, Ryan, Ryedale, Ryle, Ryves
St. St. Lawrence, St. Leger, St. Maur
S Sanderson, Sandes, Sands, Sarsfield, Saurin, Savage, Scott, Scully, Searight, Seawright, Sexton, Seymour, Scanlan, Schomberg, Scott, Sexton, Shackleton, Shakespere, Shannon, Sharman-Crawford, Sharp, Sharpe, Shaw, Shawman, Sheahan, Shearer, Sheares, Shears, Shee, Sheehan, Sheehy, Sheeran, Shehy, Sheil, Sheridan, Sherlock, Sherrard, Shiel, Shields, Shuldham, Sidney, Simmons, Simpson, Sinclair, Sinnett, Sinnott, Siree, Sirr, Skeffington, Skerrett, Slacke, Slavin, Slingsby, Sloan, Sloane, Smith, Smyth, Smythe, Snodgrass, Somers, Somerville, Sotheren, Southerne, Spear, Spedding, Speer, Spence, Spillane, Springett, Stacpoole, Stairs, Stanihurst, Stanley, Starr, Steele, Stephens, Stephens-Townshend, Sterne, Stevenson, Stewart, Stirling-Maxwell, Stock, Stoker, Stokes, Stoney, Story, Storey, Stranahan, Stratford, Stronge, Stuart, Stubbs, Suiter, Sullivan, Supple, Surr, Swain, Swan, Swanzy, Sweeney, Sweeny, Sweetman, Sweetnam, Swift, Symes, SynanSynge
T Taggert, Talbot, Tarleton, Tasker, Tate, Tatly, Taylor, Tays, Teahen, Telford, Temple, Tennison, Thomson, Thompson, Thorp, Thornton, Thurwall, Tibbetts, Tiernan, Tierney, Tighe, Tobin, Todd, Toland, Toler, Tomlinson, Tone, Toner, Tonson, Toomey, Torrens, Tottenham, Townsend, Trainor, Travers, Traynor, Trench, Trimble, Troy, Tuchet, Tuhill, Tully, Turner, Tuthill, Tyler, Tynan, Tyndall, Tyrer
U UsherUssher
V Vance, Vandeleur, Vane-Tempest, Vaughan, Vickars, Vigors, Villiers, Vincent, Vitus
W Wade, Waddy, Waggett, Wakefield, Waldron, Walker, Wallace, Waller, Walsh, Wandesforde, Ward, Ware, Warne, Warren, Washington, Wasson, Watson, Wayne, Webster, Weeks, Weer, Weir, Welch, Weldon, Wellesley, Welsh, West, Westenra, Westgate, Westropp, Whalen, Whaley, Whately, Whelan, Whistler, White, Whiteside, Whitla, Whitty, Whitworth, Whyte, Wiber, Wicklow, Widger, Wier, Wiggins, Wilde, Wilkenson, Wilkin, Wilkins, Willahan, Williams, Willis, Willoughby, Wilmot, Wilson, Wingfield, Winnard, Winthrop, Wiseman, Witherspoon, Woffington, Wolfe, Wolseley, Wood, Woods, Woofington, Wool, Worsop, Worthington, Woulfe, Wren, Wright, Wybrow, Wylie, Wyndham, Wynne
XYZ Yeats, Yelverton, Yorke, Young, Younge


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