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The Lineage of Mullennahone 1571-1855 | 3rd Edition

The Lineage of Mullennahone 1571-1855 has been archived by the National Library of Ireland for preservation where it may be accessed in the main reading room and can be reserved for viewing here.

The Lineage of Mullennahone 1571-1855 contains hundreds of references pertaining to the Mullennahone and Carrigcloney Forstall or Forrestal lineage taken from manuscript sources, baptism records, marriage records, wills, royal pardons, registered deeds, and land valuation books. The work also Includes important letters amongst members of the Forstall family from the 18th and 19th centuries. In addition to the genealogy of the Forstall or Forrestal lineage of Mullennahone (the ancestral lineage of the Ringville, New Ross, Bahana, New Orleans, and Milwaukee branches), the book contains genealogies of key families who were allied to the Forstalls including: the Butler lineage of Danganspidogue, Co. Kilkenny; the MacMurrough Kavanagh Ballybrannagh Lineage (the ancestral lineage of the Inch, Rocksavage, and Ballybeg branches in Co. Carlow); and the Grace Lineages of Kilrindowney or Kiltown, Ballylinch and Legan, Co. Kilkenny. This special third edition contains the Genealogy of the King of Leinster, Art Óg MacMurrough Kavanagh (d. 1417) compiled from manuscript sources. 250 pages. 3rd edition, hardcover. Muing Historical Press, 2022.

The Lineage of Mullennahone 1571-1855 has been archived by the National Library of Ireland for preservation where it may be accessed in the main reading room and can be reserved for viewing here.

The Lineage of Mullennahone 1571-1855 contains hundreds of references pertaining to the Mullennahone and Carrigcloney Forstall or Forrestal lineage taken from manuscript sources, baptism records, marriage records, wills, royal pardons, registered deeds, and land valuation books. The work also Includes important letters amongst members of the Forstall family from the 18th and 19th centuries. In addition to the genealogy of the Forstall or Forrestal lineage of Mullennahone (the ancestral lineage of the Ringville, New Ross, Bahana, New Orleans, and Milwaukee branches), the book contains genealogies of key families who were allied to the Forstalls including: the Butler lineage of Danganspidogue, Co. Kilkenny; the MacMurrough Kavanagh Ballybrannagh Lineage (the ancestral lineage of the Inch, Rocksavage, and Ballybeg branches in Co. Carlow); and the Grace Lineages of Kilrindowney or Kiltown, Ballylinch and Legan, Co. Kilkenny. This special third edition contains the Genealogy of the King of Leinster, Art Óg MacMurrough Kavanagh (d. 1417) compiled from manuscript sources. 250 pages. 3rd edition, hardcover. Muing Historical Press, 2022.

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The Lion, the Pheon, and the Red-handed Succession of St. Mullins (1511-1852) traces the lineage and legacy of the descendants of Diarmuid Lámhdearg Kavanagh, whose progeny held nearly the entire parish of St. Mullins as their patrimonial inheritance. Spanning from late-medieval Ireland into the mid-19th century, the book explores an intricate web of kinship and influence extending from the southeast of Ireland to France, Spain, and the Holy Roman Empire.

Over 1,700 individuals are mentioned in this scholarly study. Drawing on hundreds of registered deeds, baptismal records, genealogical manuscripts, and other primary sources, the work presents the most thorough and detailed account to date of the progeny of Diarmuid Lámhdearg and their extensive kinship network. Special emphasis is placed on the Forstall family and their collateral connections within the ancestral lineage

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With a richly furnished appendix of interpretive essays, The Lion, the Pheon, and the Red-Handed Succession of St. Mullins offers a profound inquiry into the arc of a Gaelic lineage that spanned from Carlow, Kilkenny, and Wexford to the courts of Europe.

The following families are treated in considerable detail: Kavanagh of St. Mullins, Ballyleigh, Borris, and Carrigduff; Forstall or Forrestal of Ringville, Kilferagh, and New Ross; and Houghton of Ballyanne and New Ross.

Additional mention is given to: Fogarty of Drummin and Ballynabanoge; Butler of the Rower; Kehoe or Mac Eochaidh of Ballyleigh, Marley, and Nash Castle; Jordan of Wexford and Carlow; Lawlor of Knockmore, Mullennagaun, and Mohullen; and Ryan of Curraun.