O'Connell

Engraving of
Daniel O'Connell as a young barrister,
Dublin Magazine, March 1813
(O'Connell defended
Rowan Cashel 1816).
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Images courtesy of
Cork Multitext Project, UCC
(see
here).
Used with permission.
Geoffrey O'Connell,
mar Honora McCroghan and had issue:
Daniel MacGeoffrey O'Connell,
mar Alice Segrave and had issue:
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John O'Connell,
mar c.1700 to Elizabeth Conway
[dau of Christopher Conway, of Clahane, Co.Kerry],
MASON in [King]
says Daniel O'Connell is descendant of
Jenkin Conway,
and hence of of Henry I,
must be through her,
had issue:
-
Donal Mor O'Connell,
mar Maire O'Donoghue and had issue:
-
Morgan O'Connell, born 1739,
mar Catherine O'Mullane and had issue:
- Daniel O'Connell,
"The Liberator",
of Derrynane, nr Waterville, end of Iveragh peninsula, SW Co.Kerry,
born 6th Aug 1775,
mar Mary O'Connell
[descendant of Edward III],
barrister, defended Rowan Cashel 1816,
elected MP for Co.Clare in by-election 1828, disbarred from taking his seat because Catholic,
achieved Catholic Emancipation
for Ireland 1829,
under The Duke of Wellington,
MP for Co.Clare 1828-30,
campaigned for
Repeal,
Lord Mayor of Dublin 1841
(first Catholic Lord Mayor since time of James II),
died Genoa, Italy, 15th May 1847, age 71 yrs,
bur
Glasnevin Cemetery,
in probably the most spectacular grave in Ireland
- a full-size round tower,
probably the most uncontroversially admired figure in the whole of Irish history,
had issue:
- Maurice O'Connell, born 27th June 1803,
Repeal
MP for Co.Clare 1831-2,
fought duel 30th Nov 1832 with Arthur Blennerhassett of Ballyseedy, no one hurt,
won election as MP for Tralee in
general election, 14th Dec 1832
against
Sir Edward Denny, 4th Baronet,
retained his seat in
general election of 1835
against
William Denny, of Strand St, Tralee,
O'Connell stood against enforced tithes to the
Church of Ireland
from Catholics,
Denny was defending the continued existence of such tithes,
Liberal / Repeal
MP for Tralee 1832-53,
had issue:
- John Maurice O'Connell,
mar 1873 to Mary McCartie and had issue:
- Aileen O'Connell,
listed as Aileen in census and death announcement and death cert,
think NOT Eileen,
born 1882 or 1883, Co.Cork,
listed as age 29 in census 1911, age 32 at death 1915,
(todo) try birth of Eilen Connell,
[GROI],
Millstreet, 3rd qr 1881, vol 5 p 495,
(todo) try birth of Eileen Alice Mary O'Connell,
[GROI],
Rathdrum, 1st qr 1884, vol 2 p 909,
mar 1903
to Peter Rahilly and had issue.
- John O'Connell, of Grenagh, Killarney, Co.Kerry,
born 6th May 1778,
fought duel 1813 with Richard Francis Blennerhassett,
seriously injured, but survived,
gave evidence at Rowan Cashel trial, 1816,
died 6th Sept 1853, age 75 yrs.
- Maurice O'Connell, had issue:
- Geoffrey O'Connell, had issue:
- Maurice O'Connell,
mar 1731 to
Jane Blennerhassett
[descendant of Edward III]
and had issue:
- Thomas O'Connell, MD, born c.1735, had issue:
- Mary O'Connell, mar Daniel O'Connell, "The Liberator"
and had issue.
- Named after Daniel O'Connell:
Think also:
- O'Connell St, Sligo
- O'Connell St, Waterford