- 1260
Has more than 100 ancestors and one descendant in this family tree.
- 1260
Died |
1260 |
Drom Deirg, Dundaleathglas |
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Father |
Niall Ruadh o' Neill |
Mother |
Nuala o' Connor |
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Children |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
King Aodh an Macaomh Toinleasg o' Neill |
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Family |
Nuala o' Connor |
Children |
+ | 1. King Brian Catha Duin o' Neill |
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- 1226
Died |
1226 |
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Father |
King Ruadhri o' Connor, b. 1116 |
Mother |
Mor o' Brien |
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Family |
Niall Ruadh o' Neill |
Children |
+ | 1. King Brian Catha Duin o' Neill |
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Father |
King Brian Catha Duin o' Neill |
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Name |
Brian Catha Duin o' Neill |
Prefix |
King |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
1260 |
Drom Deirg, Dundaleathglas |
Person ID |
I148778 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
13 Sep 2002 |
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Notes |
- M 184 of Ireland
It is worthy of remark that, at AD 1258, the Four Masters mention that "Hugh, 0the son of Felim O'Connor, and Teige O'Brien, marched with a great force to Caol Uisge (near Newry), to hold a conference with Brian O'Neill, to whom the foregoing chiefs, after making peace with each other, granted the sovereignty over the Irish; and they agreed that the hostages of Hugh O'Connor should be given to him as sureties for the fulfillment of this compact, and that the hostages of O'Reily's people, and also those of Hy-Briuin, from Kells to Drumcliff, should be likewise given to Hugh, the son of Felim O'Connor." And, two years later, at the Battle of Down, this Brian gallantly laid down his life in defense of the Kingdom of Ireland, which he claimed to govern. Again, the Four Masters, at AD 1260, in giving the names of the killed at the Battle of Drom Deirg, mention Brian O'Neill as "Chief Ruler of Ireland."
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