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media related to
Townlands of
County Londonderry. In Ireland,
counties are
divided into
civil parishes, and
these parishes are further...
- in this
proportion are in Clandonnell: Ballyknock-Icleny (Ballyknock,
Killelagh)
Ballmabrcky (Bracaghreilly, Maghera)
Carely (Kirley, Maghera) Falaglona...
- of Ballynascreen, Ballyscullion, Desertmartin, Dungiven, Kilcronaghan,
Killelagh, Magherafelt,
Tamlaght O'Crilly, and Termoneeny. As a
civil parish it...
- Sir
Henry O'Neill, was
likewise rewarded with the
Baronetcy of
Killelagh. The
Killelagh O'Neills were Jacobites,
loyal to
James II
during the Williamite...
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January 1658, the son of Sir
Henry O'Neill, 1st
Baronet of Shane's Castle,
Killelagh, and
Eleanor Talbot,
daughter of Sir
William Talbot, 1st Baronet. His...
- St Cruithnechan;
erenaghs until early 17th
century Cell-cruithneachain
Killelagh Monastery erroneously given as
County Derry in
Gwynn & Had****
index —...
- O'Donnell of
Newport House 1780 O'Donnell, O'Donell
extinct 1889 O'Neill of
Killelagh 1666 O'Neill
forfeit 1691 O'Neill of
Upper Claneboys 1643 O'Neill dormant...
- Plunket,
sixth Baron Louth Sarah,
married first Niall Oge O'Neill of
Killelagh, in
County Antrim,
secondly to Sir
Charles O'Conor Sligo, and thirdly...
-
Elizabeth Jane
Catherine Eleanor,
married Sir
Henry O'Neill, 1st Baronet, of
Killelagh, and was the
mother of Sir Neil O'Neill and of Rose O'Neill, a foster...
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Errigal Faughanvale,
Formoyle Grange of
Scullion Kilcronaghan, Kildollagh,
Killelagh, Killowen,
Kilrea Learmount,
LissanLavey Macosquin, Maghera, Magherafelt...
