The Annuals of The
Four Masters
Page 300
O'Daighre, or Ua Daighre, Maelruanaidh, chief anmchara of the north of Ireland, died in 1062 AD.
Page 302;
O'Diarmada, or Ua Diarmada, successor of Cronan of Ros-Cre, died in 1129 AD.
O'Diarmada, Brian, son of Conor, slain in 1227 AD.
O'Diarmada, Conor, died 1188 AD.
International Genealogical Index - British Isles
Roman Catholics in
Buittle Parish.
Over several centuries the Maxwell family across Scotland, including those who held the
estate of
Munches, in Buittle Parish, Kircudbright Co. remained loyal followers of the Catholic faith. In pursuance of their faith they established a private chapel within the estate and engaged a priest. They naturally favoured others of like faith, and the parish, in general, carried a comparatively large Catholic population.
13-Jul 1784. John Webster to David and Hanna
(O'Dair) Baptisms
Catholic
from Munches Kircudbright Co.
Scotland
Ireland's
main record are repositories, including the Public Record Office of Northern
Ireland (PRONI) in Belfast and the National Archives in Dublin. National
Library of Ireland, the Registry of Deeds, the Linenhall Library and
Presbyterian Historical Society are other repositories.
First Name
Surname Townland Parish Record Source
James
O’Dair Bright Bright Downe Tithes_1732_proni/t/553/6
John
O’Daire
Rathmullan
Flax_grants_1796_Rathmullan
Alexander
O’Dair
Bright Rental Roll Killough in 1748 KCL Page 23
ID
County Surname Given Name
19972
Fermanagh O'Dair John