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Rathmines i.e. the Rath (ringfort) of de
Meones.
William died in 1325: his
property p****ed to his nephew,
Gilbert de
Meones, a
professional soldier. He was Constable...
- is
widely accepted that the de
Meones family gave its name to Rathmines, the Rath (Gaelic for ringfort) of de
Meones; such a
combination of
Irish and...
- was born in Dublin, the son of
Robert de
Meones,
Mayor of
Dublin in 1351–2, and
nephew of
Gilbert de
Meones, a
prominent landowner who gave his name to...
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Euclera meones is a
species of moth in the
subfamily Arctiinae first described by
Stoll in 1780. It is
found in
Suriname and Colombia. Savela,
Markku (October...
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Deveneys was
granted 12 oaks from the King's
forest of Glencree.
William de
Meones was
keeper of the
forest and of "the Queen's
timber works" in 1290.[citation...
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Maonas is
perhaps derived from
Maoghnes or the
Norman name de
Meones,
after the de
Meones family who
settled in
Dublin about 1280;
Elrington Ball states...
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bishop Vitslav III,
Danish nobleman and
prince (House of Wizlaw)
William de
Meones,
English cleric,
judge and
Chief Baron Joseph F. O'Callaghan (2013). A History...
- ploughs.
About 1280 a
family from East Meon, who
changed their name to de
Meones,
moved to Dublin,
where they
became substantial landowners and gave their...
- have been
erased but
there are some remaining, such as millraces. The de
Meones family, who gave
their name to the
nearby suburb of Rathmines,
owned a mill...
- have been killed. In the 1520s and 1530s
Cullenswood was held by the de
Meones family, who also owned, and gave
their name to,
nearby Meonesrath, now Rathmines...
