A genealogical history of Irish families : with their crests and armorial bearings (1895)
Rooney, John, b. 1837 · [New York : Cherouny ptg. & pub. co.,] · leaf 486
s Huallachain and signifies Loud Noise.It was taken from Hullachain, a chief of the sept. The possessions ofthe sept were located in the present Counties of Cork, Galway, andLeitrim. The Olloolaghans, sometimes Anglicized OCoolaghan andMacCoolaghan, were Chiefs of Siol Anmchadha, a name derived… … Of General f^jugst reefs Staff. GENEALOGY OF IRISH FAMILIES. 283 THE OCOIGLEY or KEILEY EAMILT. (Crests Nos. 39 and 336. Plates 6 and 65.) HE OCoigley or Keiley or Keeley family is descended from Mile-sius, King of Spain, through the line of his son Ir. The founderof the family was Fiacha Araidhe,…
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