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Title
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Genealogical manuscript of Dudley MacFirbis: O'Hurly pedigree (as excerpted by Connellan)
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Abbreviation
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MacFirbis O'Hurly (via Connellan)
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Author
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Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh (Dudley MacFirbis), last hereditary historian of Lecan
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Publication
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Manuscript, 17th century (a thick quarto of about 800 pages per the article); cited in 1836 as at the Royal Irish Academy for copying. Seen only through CHAS 1905, pp. 107–110
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Note on source
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Source of the O'Hurly line from Brenann Bán to "Domnall O'Hurly who lived about A.D. 1660 and 1670," set in parallel with the Thomond (O'Brien) column, which is the article's argument that the O'Hurlys were chiefs. The final entries fall within MacFirbis's own lifetime (the article says he was murdered in 1670; other sources often give 1671), so the later names may be contemporary compilation rather than long transmission. This is my inference, not something the article states. The names are undated. The article itself says Sir Thomas Hurly of Knocklong "does not appear" to have been chief and probably belonged to a minor branch, so this pedigree does not by itself place the Knocklong baronets. Not consulted directly; the original manuscript has not been examined. |
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