Joan O'Mahony
- Name
- Joan /O'Mahony/
- Type of name
- birth name
- Given names
- Joan
- Surname
- O'Mahony
Note: Joan O'Mahony of Dunbeacon, wife of Conchobhar O'Driscoll of Castlehaven.
- Name
- Juana /O Mahoni/
- Type of name
- also known as
- Given names
- Juana
- Surname
- O Mahoni
Note: Spanish form ("Juana O'Mahony of Dunbeacon", Daniel O'Driscoll's Santiago file, 1633).
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Marriage of a son
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Note: Married before May 1601, when "Donnchadh and his wife Eilis Ni Rannaill Ui Mhuirthile" were pardoned together (Irish fiant 6515, 17th Report DKPRI; cited by Coombes, JCHAS 70 (1965), p. 108 n. 1). The 1634 Santiago genealogy of their son Dermicio names his parents as Don Dionisio Odriscol, señor de Castelaven, and Doña Isauel Ohurleo, natural de Baly Nicarrigui. |
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Death of a son
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Citation details: p. 109 Quality of data: secondary evidence Note: Drowned when the English sank his brother Tadhg's great boat at the Downings. |
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Death of a son
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Citation details: p. 111 Quality of data: secondary evidence Note: Dead by 30 July 1621, when his son Cornelius pressed the claims of "his widowed mother and family". |
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Note
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The 1603 memorial of the Castlehaven family mentions a mother who had died in France; very probably Joan (inference, Coombes/O'Scea comparison). |
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Source citation
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Citation details: App. I p. 118
Quality of data: secondary evidence |
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Source citation
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Citation details: genealogy page
Quality of data: primary evidence |