County Clare Surnames & Places: From Ancient Clans to 2024
WEBThe name Clare, possibly derived from the Irish “an Clár” meaning “the plain,” hints at the county’s varied topography. Historically, it formed a significant part of the kingdom of Thomond, a stronghold of the powerful Dál gCáis dynasty. Clare’s journey as an administrative entity has been unique. It was first established as a ...
Clare Genealogy: The Family Name MacMahon
WEBMacMahon was the most common family name in County Clare at the turn of the century 1900. McMahon is one of the best-known and most distinguished names in Ireland. In Irish MacMathghamha or in modern spelling MacMahuna it is …
Clare Heritage & Genealogy Centre
WEBCounty Clare is situated in the mid-west of Ireland in the province of Munster. It is bounded to the west by the Atlantic ocean and Lough Derg and the River Shannon to the east. The county has a population of 117,196 people (Census 2011).
Clare Genealogy: County Clare 1901 Census - Surname Index
WEBFind your ancestors in the 1901 Census of County Clare arranged alphabetically by surname. Browse the original data from the census forms and see the standardised surnames for similar names.
McMahons of County Clare Ireland: MacMahon, MacMathúna
WEBThe most celebrated lady of the name must be Maire Ruadh MacMahon who has become the best-remembered folk figure of County Clare. Maire Ruadh was born in 1615, the daughter of Torlach Rua MacMahon of Clonderlaw and she has left a strong impression on the folk memory of the people.
County Clare, Ireland Genealogy - FamilySearch
WEBJul 26, 2024 · Find information about the history, records, and research strategies for County Clare, Ireland. Learn how to access online records, such as civil registration, church records, and census, for birth, marriage, and death events.
Margaret Mary (McMahon) White (1775 - 1859) - WikiTree
WEBMary (McMahon Ryan) Hogan was born in 1776 in Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. Ryan may be her married name, as she is listed as Ryan on the Rolla indent. She was transported to NSW on the Rolla . In 1810 at the age of 34 Mary married Philip Hogan (1766 - 1829). Their 3 children were: Catherine (Hogan) Hanrahan (1806 - 1865)
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WEBSearch County Clare Genealogy Records Online - Birth, Marriage, records for Co. Clare. Genealogy research center - Clare Heritage and Genealogical Centre, & Irish Family History Foundation.
McMahons of County Clare Ireland: The MacMahon's of Thomond …
WEBMar 22, 2013 · The McMahon's where involved in countless wars in Ireland, even after the British conquest. The McMahons are noted for having owned, Carrigaholt Castle, Leamaneh Castle and Knappogue Castle.
County Clare - Wikipedia
WEBCounty Clare is a county in the province of Munster in Ireland, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the River Shannon. It has a rich history, geography and culture, including the Burren, the Cliffs of Moher and the Poulnabrone dolmen.
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