Ogygia Book

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: his eight fons: four of whom remained in Meath, which by a decree of king Tuathall belonged always to the reigning monarch, until it was divided among the fons of king Nidi, as to Laogar, from whom the -Hy-loegarians (of whom O'Coindhealb- hain was formerly the lord) monarch of Ireland, and father to Lugad king of Ireland : a part was affigned Conall Crimthann, another ion, from whom feven- teen kings of Ireland iprung : and to Fiach, from whom was defcended O'Molloy, lord of Ferakeall, in Meath, but now in the. King's county) and Mag- eoghagan, proprietor of Kenelfiachia; the fourth fon was Mann, the progenitor of the people of Teffia, that is, of the Foxes of Muntir-tadgan, lords of Teflia ; the Mogawlies, lords of Calrigia; the O'Braoin, of Bregmania ; the Mag-cargamnians, of Cuircnia ; the O'Dalies, of Corcaduin ; DrQuin. of Muntir-gilgain, in the county of Longford.? The descendants of thefe four fons of Niell were denominated the South Niells. But the other four going to Ulfter fome time before the arrival of St. Patrick, occupied very exten- five diftricts, which their pofterity, called the North Hy-niells, were poflefled of to the prefent time, one of whom was Eugeriius, the progenitor of the Kinell-eoguin, or Tiron-ians, of whom there were fixteen monarchs of Ireland, the anceftors of the illuftrious family ofO'Neilt, who are princes and XD'Molloy O'BtainCaron Foxes O'BalyO'Quin ' Magawley J; O'NolI ..: ,-0Ronari ' - Carbry " TO'Erenan earls earls of Tyrone: Conall Gulban, from whom are? descended the Kinell-conaiil, or princes and earls of Tyrconal, and ten kings of Ireland: the third fon was Carbry, whofe offspring, the Kenel-cairbre, formerly inhabited Carbry Gaura, in the county of Longford : he was the grandfather of Tuathal, the fecond kin...Read More