IRISH PEDIGREES.

VOL. II.

* Abbreviations: It is only the less obvious Abbreviations employed in this Work, and which might not be intelligible to the general reader, that are here given.

ᎾᎡ,

THE ORIGIN AND STEM

OF

THE IRISH NATION.

BY

JOHN O'HART,

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND; FELLOW OF THE ROYAL
HISTORICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND; MEMBER

OF THE HARLEIAN SOCIETY, LONDON; AUTHOR OF "" IRISH

LANDED GENTRY WHEN CROMWELL CAME TO
IRELAND," ETC.

"Where are the heroes of the ages past?

Where the brave chieftains, where the mighty ones
Who flourished in the infancy of days?

All to the grave gone down."

-HENRY KIRKE WHITE.

EMERSON.

"Man is but the sum of his Ancestors."

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