Feeney Family Tree on the Web
The author's tree will be published here soon. In the mean time you may access the following Feeney branches:
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Máirín Moore's Tree
» Feeney's from Spiddal, Co. Galway, Ireland who emigrated to Maryland area.
Surnames in this tree: Bailey | Bennett | Day | Doyle | Fawley | Feeney | Hagarty | Hinkle | Kincaid | MacCabe | Mullenix | Smyth | Wright -
Descendants of Andrew Feeney
» Im. Balygar, Co. Galway, Ireland to Chickasaw Co., Iowa, 1865.
Surnames in this tree: Beecher | Brannon | Cooney | Daly | Edel | Feeney | Gales | Hakes | Harzen | Hoeger | Jacobs | Knapp | Melloy | Murphy | Ott | O'Sullivan | Tierney -
Descendants of Peter Feeney
» Circa 1831-1881, born in Ireland, died in Wisconsin. Married Mary Walsh, also from Ireland.
Surnames in this tree: Doran | Feeney | Rachford, Rochford, Ratchford | Welsh, Walsh | White
Author's Geni Tree
If you can trace your Feeney roots back to Co. Sligo, Ireland, I should be able to figure out how you're related and send you an invitation to the family Geni tree. The following Sligo families are in the tree:
Easky, Easkey Parish: Connelly, Connolly | Feeny, Feeney | Gibson | Hagarty, Haggerty | Kennedy | Lindsay | Murray | Rooney | Tuffy
Irish-American Emigrants Branch Married Names: Cullen | Costello | Drake
*Note: American Emigrants settled in and around New Jersey.
Irish-English Emigrants Branch Married Names: Brady | Daniels
*Note: English Emigrants settled in and around London.
Misc. Married Names: Barrett | Burns | Doherty | McNamara | McNulty | Scott
*Note: May live in Ireland or England.
Contact me to get into the Geni tree. If you already have a Geni tree of your own, you can search these surnames directly.
Uí Fiachrach Genealogy
Bold print indicates Kings of Connacht.
Conn Céchathach (Conn of the Hundred Battles)
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Art mac Cuinn (Art Óenfer - The Loner)
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Cormac mac Airt
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Cairbre Lifechair (Lover of the Liffey)
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Fiachu Sraibtine (Legend says he was overthrown by the three Collas*)
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Muiredach Tirech (Legend says he exiled the three Collas*)
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Eochaid Mugmedon (Slave Lord)
+Mongfind + Cairenn
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Brion Fiachrae Ailill Niall Nóigiallach, died c.450*.
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Amalgaid Nath Í Macc Ercae
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Fiachnae Ailill Molt, d.482. Echu
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(Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe) (Uí Fiachrach Aidhne)
Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe
Fiachnae | | Elgach | | Maeldubh | | Tipraite | | Dunchad Muirisci | |_______________________________________________ | | | | | | Indrechtach, d.707. mac Dunchad Ailill | | | | | | Ailill Medraige, d.764. Tipraite, d.719 Cathal | | | | Cathal, d.816. Donn Cothaid, d.787.
Uí Fiachrach Aidhne
Echu
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Eogan
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Conall
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Gabran Goibnenn, fl. 538.
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Cobthach
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Colman, d. 622.
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Laidgnen/Loingsech, d. 655. Guaire Aidne, d. 663.
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Muirchertach Nar, d.668. Artgal
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Fergal Aidne, d. 696.
*In Irish Kings and High Kings (Dublin, 1973), John Francis Byrne prefers a much earlier date for Niall's death and also suggests the Three Collas never existed.
Sources:
Irish Heritage DNA Project. "Who was Niall of the Nine Hostages?" 23 April 2007. 11 December 2007. <http://homepage.eircom.net/~ihdp/ihdp/focus-niall.htm>
Wikipedia. "Uí Fiachrach." 9 July 2007. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U%C3%AD_Fiachrach>
