A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
young.Maria-Anne, m. to William Kent, esq. but died without issue.Blandina. On the decease of Mr. Harrington, hisestates devolved on^ his two daughters, andat the death of the elder, became the un-divided possession of the younger, the pre-sent Miss Harrington, of Worden. Arms—Sa. a fret arg.… … From the earliest era of Irish History, tothe invasion of Cromwell, the family ofOBroin, O Byrne or O Birne, was amongstthe most powerful and distinguished in theprovince of Leinster. It traces its descentfrom Hermon, the youngest son of Milesius,through Ugane More and Cathire More,two of the most…
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