A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
sons, viz.Roger, his successor.William, of Fishmoyne, physician tohis majesty Kiiig Charles II. who,under the charge of being concernedin the Meal Tub plot, was imprisonedin the Tower, and died there *. p. in1665. This is the gentleman des-cribed in the Act of Settlement asEnsign William Fogarty,… … The ancient family of Fogarty, now re-presented by the Leni g a ns of Castle Fogarty,was of importance in Ireland antecedentlyto the descent of the English in the reign ofHenry II. That part of Ossory, saysGough, in his continuation of Camden, which appertains to the county of Tippe-rary, has in…
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