O’KENNEDY - Lords of Muscry Tire

The O’Kennedys are said to have descended from CORMAC CAS, son of OLIOLL OLUM

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CINEADH (KENNEDY), (see under O’Brien for ancestors) d 951, m BADHION of West Connaught (see under O’Connor for ancestors)

BRIAN BORU (see under O’Brien for descendants)

DONNCHUAN

CINEADH

AODH

DONNCHUAN

MAHOUN O’KENNEDY

MAHOUN O’KENNEDY (the first to use the O’Kennedy family name)

TEIGE I

GIOLLACOMIN I

DONOGH-CATHALLEITREACH

DONOGH-CATHALLEITREACH O’KENNEDY, Lord of Muscry Tire

Teige II

Giollacomin II

SABIA, m DONOGH CAIRBREACH O’BRIEN, King of Thomond (1210-42), (see under O’Brien for descendants)

JOHN FITZTHOMAS of Callan had a child (see under FitzGerald for descendants) by the wife of O’Kennedy, probably Teige II or Giollacomin II

O’MAHONY (See under Munster, Kings)

O’NEILL - Kings of Ailech, Brega, Meath and (Tara) Ireland

The ancient royal family of Tara, and the oldest scholarly accepted continuously traceable family in Europe. The O’Nialls reigned almost but not quite continuously as Kings of Tara until their dynasty was interrupted by Brian Boru.

CONN CÉTCHATHACH said to have lived in the 2^nd century

ART ÓENFHER

CORMAC Mac AIRD

CAIRPRE LIFECHAR

Echu Doimlén

Colla Mend of Airgialla

FIACHU SRAIBTINE

MUIRDACH TIRECH

EOCHAID “Mugmedón”

EOCHAID “Mugmedón” (Slaves-Lord), King of Tara, living 360 AD made slave raids on Roman Britain, in one of which he carried off and married a princess called CARINA

NIALL Noiggiallach

Fiachrach

Nath Í, 2^nd King of Ireland

Ailill Molt, 4^th King of Ireland (463-82)

BRION (possibly had different mother). He had dau FELDHELM FOLTCHAIN who m DOMANGART, King of the Scottish Dalriada (see under Dalriada for descendants)

NIALL “Noiggiallach” (of the Nine Hostages) “the Great”, 1^st Monarch of Ireland (445-52), subdued the Picts and Britons, killed in 452 near Boulogne, m INEACHTFEE.

Loegaire, 3^rd King of Ireland 452-63) -in whose time St. Patrick was chief apostle to Ireland

Lugaid, 5^th King of Ireland (482-507)

DONAL CREMTHOINN, King of Meath, d 481 (see below)

Maine, d 440, ancestor of the dynasty of Teffia in Meath

CONALL GULBAN, King of Tir Conaill (the Land of Conall), ancestor of the Tirconnells and King DUNCAN I of Scotland (see under Tirconnell and under Scotland for

descendants)

Énda

Cairbre (Coipre

Cormac Cáech

Tuathal Máelgard, 7^th King of Ireland (534-44)

Maine

Conal Cremthaine

Fiachu

FERGUS CERRBÉL

DIARMAIT mac CERBAILL, King of the Southern Uí Neill, 7^th King of Ireland (see below)

By INE, dau of DUBTACH, son of MOINDACH, King of Ulster

EACHAN (Prince OWEN)

EACHAN (EÓGAN)“the Lion”, with his brothers CONALL GULBAN, Enda and Cairbre captured NW Ireland and he became King of Ailech and 1^st King of Tyrone. Converted to Christianity by St. Patrick, d 465, m a foreign princess INDORBA FINN “the White”

MUIREDACH

Eochaid Binnigh “the Tuneful”

Fergus

MUIREDACH, King of Ailech, d 480, eloped with ERCA (EIRC) (who 3^rdly m his cousin Fergus “Long Head” and became grandmother of St. Columba) wife of a British King Saran and dau of LOARN MOY “the Great”, a King of the Scots in Argyle.

MUIRCHEARTACH I

Moen

Feredach

Fiachnae

Suibne Mend, King of Northern Uí Néill1, 2^th King Ireland (615 -28)

Ernaine, King of Ailech slew his cousin King Maelfithrig in 630 (see below) and in turn had his own throat cut in 636.

Eoghan, greatgrandfather of St. Mura whose staff and bell are still preserved, patron Saint of the O’Neills.

MUIRCHEARTACH I Mac ERCAE, King of Ailech, 6^th King of Ireland (507-34), m DUAIBSECH, dau of DUACH TEANGUMHA, King of Connaught (ancestor of the O’Connor Don). MUIRCHEARTACH I was killed when Sin, dau of one of the many he’d killed became his concubine and fired the house in which he lay drunk at Halloween.

Fergus (Forggus), King of Ailech, joint 9^th King of Ireland (565-566) with his twin brother DOMNALL I and died of the plague in 566.

DOMNALL I (see below)

BÁETÁN I, King of Ailech, joint 11^th King of Ireland (569-72)

COLMÁN RIMIDH “the celebrated”, King of Ailech, joint King of Ireland (598-604)

Fina, the mistress of King Oswiu of Northumberland

Aldfrith, King of Northumberland

DOMNALL I “Ilchelgach” (the Deceitful), King of Ailech, joint 9^th King of Ireland with his brother Fergus (565-566), said to have died of the plague, m ERICA, dau of ORCA, son of CARTHAN Eochaid, King of Ailech, joint 11^th King of Ireland (569-572)

Colgu, King of Ailech (572-80)

ÁEDH III

ÁEDH III “Uairidhnach” (of the Ague), King of Ailech, 15^th King of Ireland (604-12), died of the ague at the Ford of the Two Graves in Louth

MÁEL FITHRIG

MÁEL FITHRIG, King of Ailech (628-30), killed in battle by his cousin & successor Ernaine

MÁEL DOUIN

MÁEL DOUIN, King of Ailech (671-81 when killed in battle), m CACHT, dau of MALCOVA, King of Tir Conaill (d 615), son of AODH II, King of Ireland.

FEARGAL

FEARGAL mac Máele Dúin, King of Ailech, 26^th King of Ireland (710-722), killed in battle, m 1^stly secretly a dau of Congal, 25^th King of Ireland and slayer of his father

Áedh Alánn “the Handsome”, King of Ailech, 30^th King of Ireland (734-743)

FEARGAL 2^ndly m ATHIOCTA, dau of CIAN, King of Connaught (see under O’Connor, Kings of Connaught for ancestors)

NIALL II

Conchobhar

NIALL II “Frasach” (of the Showers), King of Ailech, 32^nd King of Ireland, (763-70), b 715, abdicated in 770 because his reign opened with 3 months of snow and continued with famine, earthquakes and epidemics, d a monk at Iona 778, m EITHNE (d 768) dau of BREASEL of Brega

ÁEDH VI

ÁEDH VI “Oirdnidhe” (the Dignified), King of Ailech, 34^th King of Ireland (797-819), m MAEDHBH dau of INREACHTACH, Chief of Durlas in Antrim

NIALL III

Maelduin, King of Ailech

NIALL III “Caille”, King of Ailech, 36^th (High) King of Ireland (833-46), drowned in River Callain while trying to rescue one of his bodyguards, m GORMFHLAITH of Meath (d 860), dau of DUNCHAD I Mac DOMHNAILL, King of Ireland

ÁEDH VII

Oengus

Flaithbertach

JOAN, m MAELMORDHA, Lord of Naas (see under Naas for descendants)

dau m Conaing, King of Brega

ÁEDH VII “Finnliath” (White-Hair), King of Ailech, 38^th High King of Ireland (862-79), m as 1^st husband of MAELMUIRE (d 912), widow of Run, King of the Britons of Strathclyde and dau of King KENNETH MacALPINE of Scotland (see under Scotland, Kings, for ancestors)

Domnall, King of Ailech, d 915, (which then included all Donegal, Derry and Tyrone)

NIALL IV

dau m OLAF “the Young” or “the White”, Norse King of Dublin (853-72) (see under Dublin, Norse Kings, for descendants)

NIALL IV “Glúndubh” (Black-Knee), King of Ailech, 40^th High King of Ireland (916-19), (from whom the O’Neills derive their family name), b 870, d 919 in battle against King SIGTRYG I of Dublin, m in 910 as 3^rd husband of GORMLAITH (d 946), widow of King Cormac of Munster and King Cearbhall of Leinster, dau of FLANN-SIONNA “the Fox”, King of Ireland (876-916) and head of the Southern Ui Neill (see later)

Conaing, d 937

MUIRCHEARTACH

Maelciarain

Muirdach

Lochlainn

MUIRCHEARTACH “na Cochasll Craicenn” (of the Leather Cloaks), King of Ailech (938-943), b 911, killed in battle against Blacar, King of Dublin in 943, m 1^stly FLANNA (d 940) dau of DONNCHADH DONN, High King of Ireland (919-44), Head of the Southern Ui Neill (see later)

FLAITHBERTACH, King of Ailech, killed 949 (see below)

DOMNALL IV

Donnfhlaith, m 1^stly Domnall, King of Meath and Head of the Southern Ui Neill. She 2^ndly m Olaf Cuaran “Hairy Brogues”, King of Northumberland (941-944 and 948-52), and also King

of Dublin (945-8 and 953-81)

MUIRCHEARTACH 2^ndly m Dubhdara, dau of King Ceallach of Ossory

DOMNALL IV ua NÉILL “Ardmacha” (of Armagh), High King of Ireland (956-80), m MORE, dau of TADHG “of the Three Towers”, King of Connaught (see under O’Connor, Kings of Connaught for ancestors)

MUIRCHEARTACH, killed in battle 977 against his uncle King Olaf of Dublin

FLAITHBERTACH, King of Ailech, d 1036, ancestor of many present O’Neills

MUIREDACH O’NEILL

Aedh, King of Ailech (989-1004)

Aedh II, Royal Heir of the North, slain 1021

MUIREDACH O’NEILL, d 1020

Muircheartach, slain 1015

LOCHLAIN O’NEILL

LOCHLAIN O’NEILL, a part of whose dynasty took the surname MacLochlain

ARDGAR O’NEILL MacLOCHLAIN, King of Ailech 1061-4, d 1064

DOMNAL V O’NEILL

DOMNAL V O’NEILL, High King of Ireland (1119-21), b 1049, d 1121, m BABHION O’BRIEN (see under O’Brien for ancestors)

NIAL O’NEILL

MUNCERTACH III

MUNCERTACH III MacLOCHLAINN, High King of Ireland (1156-66)

Connor, King of Cinel Eoghain (1166-70)

Connor Beg, slain by Aedh O’Neill 1201

Nial, King of Cinel Eoghain (1170-76)

MALACHY O’NEILL

Murchertach, King of Cinel Eoghain (1188-96)

Donal, King of Cinel Eoghain (1230-1 & 1234-41)

MALACHY O’NEILL, d 1185

FINGALA O’NEILL, m GODFRED III, King of the Isle of Man (see under Isle of Man for

ancestors and descendants)

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DONAL CREMTHOINN, King of Meath, d 481, son of NIALL “Noiggiallach” (of the Nine Hostages) “the Great”, Monarch of Ireland, (see above)

FERGUS

FERGUS, ca 500, m CORBHACH, dau of MAINE

DERMOT

DIARMAIT I (DERMOT), 7^th King of Ireland, d 554, m MUNGAN (see under O’Connor for ancestors)

COLMAN, King of Meath, d 581

SUIBNE

SUIBNE, King of Meath, d 600

CONAL

HUAISLE (d 641), m FAOLAN I, King of Leinster (see under Leinster, Kings, for descendants)

CONAL, King of Meath, d 634

AIRMEADHAC

DERMOT, King of Meath, d 689

MURECTACH

MERCETACH, King of Meath, d 715, m ALPIN dau of CONGAL

DONAL, King of Ireland, d 758

DONCHAD I Midi, 37^th King of Ireland (770-97)

MAOLRUANAIA

MAOLRUANAIA, King of Meath, d 843, m AROG, dau of CABEL son of FIACHRADH, Prince of Bearcuil

MAILSECHLAIN

MAILSECHLAIN, High King of Ireland, d 863, 2^ndly m FLANNA (see under Ossory for ancestors)

FLANN-SINNA

MAELFEHALL, m CEARHALL, High King of Ireland (see under Ossory for descendants)

FLANN-SIONNA “the Fox”, 43^rd High King of Ireland (879-916) and head of the Southern Ui Neill, d 916, 2^ndly m GORMLAITH of Bregh

DONCHAD II (DONNCHADH DONN )

GORMLAITH (d 946), widow of King Cormac of Munster and King Cearbhall of Leinster, 3^rdly m NIALL IV “Glindubh” (Black -Knee), 44^th High King of Ireland (916-19) -

see above for descendants

DONNCHADH DONN, 45^th High King of Ireland (919-44), Head of the Southern Ui Neill, m DUIBHLEANDNA of West Brefna

FLANNA, m MUIRCHEARTACH “na Cochasll Craicenn” (of the Leather Cloaks), King of Ailech (938-943) (see above for descendants)

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FLAITHBERTACH, King of Ailech, killed 949 (see above)

CONOR (Conchobar) “of the Woods”

CONOR (Conchobar) O’NEILL “of the Woods”, styled King of Ulster “with opposition”, killed by a rival

TADHG

TADHG “of the Glens” O’NEILL, styled King of Ulster “with opposition”, killed by a rival

MUIRCHERTACH

MUIRCHERTACH “of Moylinny” O’NEILL, styled King of Ulster “with opposition”, killed by a rival

AEDH

AEDH “the Lazy-Arsed Youth” O’NEILL, King of Cenel Eoghain (1176-77)

NIALL

NIALL “the Red” O’NEILL, King of Ulster 1230, m dau of CATHAL “Red Hand” O’CONOR, King of Connaught

BRIAN

BRIAN O’NEILL, High King of Ireland (1258-60 when killed by the English at Battle of Down)

DOMNALL

DOMNALL O’NEILL, King of Ulster, d 1325

AEDH

AEDH “the Stout”, King of Ulster (1344-64)

NIALL

NIALL “the Big”, King of Ulster (1364-94)

NIALL

NIALL “the Young”, King of Ulster (1394-1403), ancestor of the McDonnells, Baronets of Moyanne and Viscounts Dungannon

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DIARMAIT mac CERBAILL, 5^th King of Mide (the Southern Uí Neill), 7^th King of Ireland (544-65) - see above

COLMÁN MÁR, 6^th King of Mide

SUIBNE, 8^th King of Mide, d 600

CONALL GUTHBINN, 11^th King of Mide, d 635

AIRMETACH CÁECH, d 637

DIARMAIT DIAN, 13^th King of Mide, d 689

MURCHAD MIDI, 14^th King of Mide, d 715

DOMNALL MIDI

DOMNALL MIDI, 16^th King of Mide, 35^th King of Ireland (743-63)

DONNCHAD MIDI, 19^th King of Mide, 37^th King of Ireland (770-97)

Conchobar, 23^rd King of Mide, 39^th King of Ireland (819-33)

MÁEL RUANAID, 24^th King of Mide, d 843

MÁEL SECHNAILL, 26^th King of Mide, 41^st High King of Ireland (846-62)

FLANN SINNA

FLANN SINNA, 29^th King of Mide, 43^rd High King of Ireland (879-916)

DONNCHAD DONN, 32^nd King of Mide, 45^th High King of Ireland (919-44)

DOMNALL, 37^th King of Mide, d 952

MÁEL SECHNAILL, 40^th King of Mide, 48^th High King of Ireland (1014-22)

OENINGEN - Counts

CUNO, Count of Oeningen, m RICHILDA, d 999

RICHILDA, m CUNO, Count of Rheinfelden (see under Rheinfelden for descendants)

ITHA, b 950, d 996, m RUDOLPH II, Count of Swabian Altdorf (see under Altdorf for descendants)

CUNIGUNDE (HEMMA), d 1020, m FREDERICK, Count of Wassenburg (see under Diessen for descendants)

OILLEY

ROBERT d’OUILLIE (see under Basset for ancestors)

NIGEL d’OILLEY

Robert (Roger) d’Oilley, a companion of the Conqueror, 1^st Castellan of Oxford, m dau & heir of the Saxon Wigot of Wallingford, a kinsman of King EDWARD, and thus a sister of Toki

who saved the Conqueror’s life at the siege of Gerberoi in 1079. Their dau Maud m Miles Crispin

Richard d’Ouille (de Wells) held the Manor of Welle in Dorset and Manor of Wedna (Welle) in Essex apparent ancestor (due to Saxon mispronounciation of Ouille) of Wells family in Dorset

and Somerset). Note: a Wely was recorded in the Battle Abbey Roll in Raphael Holinshed’s “Chronicle of England, Scotland, and Irelande (1577) and also in the Duchess of

Cleveland’s “The Battle Abbey Roll” Vol III (1889)

NIGEL d’OILLY, d 1112, m AGNES

ROBERT

Ivo

ROBERT d’OILLY, d 1155, m EDITH FORNE dau of PHORNE SIGULFSON de GREYSTOKE Cumberland, and former concubine of King HENRY I (see under Greystoke for ancestors)

EDITH, m GILBERT BASSET (see under Basset for descendants)

ORANGE - Comtes & Princes (See also under Baux)

GIRAUD-ADÉMAR, Comte d’Orange, c 1000

RAIMBAUD I

RAIMBAUD I, Comte d’Orange, c 1040

BERTRAND I

BERTRAND I, Comte d’Orange, c 1062, m ADELAIDE

RAIMBAUD II

RAIMBAUD II, Comte d’Orange, d 1121

TIBURGE I

TIBURGE I, Comtesse d’Orange, d 1150, m GUILLEM de Montpellier, d 1156 (see under Montpellier for ancestors)

Guillem II, Comte d’Orange, d 1160

Raimbaud III, Comte d’Orange, d 1173

TIBURGE III, Princess d’Orange, 2^ndly m BERTRAND I des Baux (see under Baux for ancestors)

BERTRAND de Baux, jure uxoris, Prince d’Orange, d 1181, and TIBURGE III

RAYMOND des Baux (see under Baux for descendants)

GUILLEM IV

Hugues, m Barale de Marseille

GUILLEM IV, Prince d’Orange, d 1218

Guillem V, Prince d’Orange, d 1239

RAYMOND I

RAYMOND I, Prince d’Orange, d 1282

BERTRAND III, Prince d’Orange, d 1335

RAYMOND III, Prince d’Orange, d 1340,

RAYMOND IV

RAYMOND IV, Prince d’Orange, d 1393

Alix, Baronne de Baux, d 1426

MARIE

MARIE, Princess d’Orange, d 1417, m JEAN I de Châlons-Arlai, d 1418

LOUIS

Jean, m Jeanne de la Trémoille, heiress of Joigni

Alix, m Guillaume de Vienne-St. George

LOUIS, Prince d’Orange, d 1463, m JEANNE de MONTFAUÇON

GUILLAUME VII

GUILLAUME VII, Prince d’Orange, d 1475

JEAN II

JEAN II, Prince d’Orange, d 1502

Philibert, Prince d’Orange, d 1530

CLAUDE

CLAUDE, Princess d’Orange, d 1521, m HENRI, Comte de Nassau

RENÉ

RENÉ, Prince d’Orange, d 1544

GUILLAUME

GUILLAUME “le Taciturne” (WILLIAM “the Silent”), Prince d’Orange

CHARLOTTE, m 1625 JAMES STANLEY, Earl of Derby, b 1607, d 1651

ORKNEY - Jarls

TORF EYNAR, Jarl of Orkney (ca 895-910), son of RAGNWALD “the Wise”, Jarl of Møre (see under Møre for ancestors) d 910

THORFINN

THORFINN I (Skull-Splitter), Jarl of Orkney & co-heir of the Scottish-Pictish Kings, d 1064, m GRELOD dau of DUNCAN, Earl of Caithness and his wife GROA, dau of THORSTEIN the Red, son of OLAV the White, Norse King of Dublin (see under Dublin, Kings, for ancestors)

HLODVER

HLODVER, Jarl of Orkney, d 980, m AUDNA dau of the Laird of Kirkwall

SIGURD II

HVARFLAD (SVANLAUG) m GILLE, Laird of Colonsay (see under Lairds of the Isles for descendants)

SIGURD II HLODVERSSON “the Stout”, Jarl of Orkney, slain 23.4.1014 at Battle of Clontarf, m ANLETA (DOVADA), dau of King MALCOLM II of Scotland (see under Scotland, Kings, for ancestors)

THORFINN II

Summarlidi, Jarl of Orkney, d 1015

Thora, m Erland II, Jarl of Orkney

Brusi, Jarl of Orkney, d 1020

Einar “Wry-Mouth”, Jarl of Orkney, murdered 1020

THORFINN II SIGURDSSON “the Black or the Mighty”, Jarl of Orkney (1014-1064) and Earl of Caithness, b 999, d 1065, m as 1^st husband of INGEBIORG dau of FINN ARNESSON, d 1062 (see under Norway for ancestors)

PAUL I

Erland II, Jarl of Orkney, d 1098, m Thora Sumarlididottir

St. Magnus, Jarl in Norway

PAUL I THORFINNSSON, joint Jarl of Orkney (1063-93 when deposed), d 1103, m RAGNHILD, dau of HÅKON I of Sweden (see under Sweden for ancestors)

HÅKON

HÅKON PAULSSON, Jarl of Orkney (1105-26), m anon

Paul “the Silent”, Co-Jarl of Orkney (1126-37)

By his concubine HELGA dau of MODDAN, Earl of Caithness (see under Sinclair for ancestors)

Harold “Smooth-Spoken”, Co-Jarl of Orkney (1126-31)

INGEBIORG HARALDSDOTTIR, m as 2^nd wife of OLAV I BITLING, King of the Isle of Man (see under Isle of Man for descendants)

MARGARET HARALDSOTTIR, Countess of Orkney, m MADOCH, Earl of Atholl (see under Scotland, Kings for ancestors)

Harold II Maddadsson, Earl of Orkney

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JOHN, Earl of Orkney, d 1305, descendant of MARGARET HARALDSDOTTIR and MADOCH above, m a dau of King MAGNUS of Norway by INGEBORGA, dau of ERIC, King of Denmark

ISABELLA

ISABELLA, Countess of Orkney and Caithness, m MALISE, Earl Palatine of Strathearn

MALISE, 7^th Earl Palatine of Strathearn, Earl of Orkney and Caithness.

ISABELLA, his heiress, m WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Laird of Rosslyn (see under Sinclair for descendants)

ORLAMUNDA - Counts

OTTO, Count of Orlamunda, son of WILLEM II, Count of Weimar (see under Weimar for ancestors), d 1067, m ADELAIDE

ADELA, m 2^ndly HENRI II, Comte de Louvain (see under Louvain for descendants)

ORMONDE - Earls (See under Butler)

ORTENBERG - Counts

ENGELBERT I, Count of Ortenberg, m EDITH of Parneck

RICHARDIS, m POPPO, Count of Weimar (see under Weimar for descendants)

BERLINDA, m HUGUES III, Comte d’Alsace Bas (see under Alsace for descendants)

ENGILBERT II

ENGILBERT II, Count of Ortenberg, m EDITH dau of HEINRICH II, Duke of Carinthia (see under Carinthia for ancestors)

MAUD, m in 1126 THIBAULT IV “le Grand”, Comte de Champagne (see under Champagne for descendants)

OSSORY - Kings & Princes

COLMAN MOY, 1^st Prince of Ossory, d 575

SCANLAN, Prince of Ossory, d 605

RONAN, Prince of Ossory, d 624

CRUNDMAOL, Prince of Ossory, d 656

FAOLAN, Prince of Ossory, d 660

CUCEREA, Prince of Ossory, d 713

AMMEADH, Prince of Ossory, d 760

FEARGAL, Prince of Ossory, d 802

DUNGHAL, Prince of Ossory, d 842

DERMOT

DERMOT, Prince of Ossory,

CEARBHALL

FLANNA, m 1^stly as 2^nd wife of MAILSECHLAIN, King of Ireland (see under Meath for descendants)

CEARBHALL, King of Ireland, d 888, m MAELFEHALL dau of MAELSECHLAIN, King of Ireland (see under O’Neill for ancestors)

CEALLAGH

RAVERTA, m EYRIND EASTMAN (see under Sinclair for descendants)

CEALLAGH, Prince of Ossory, d 907, m SABH

MURCERTACH, d 907

DONCHAD, Prince of Ossory, d 974

GIOLLAPATRICK

GIOLLAPATRICK, Prince of Ossory, d 996, m MAELMUIR, dau of AULOCH (see under Dublin, Norse Kings, for ancestors)

TADHG

TADHG of Ossory

DERMOT

DEARBFORGAIL, m TURLOCH O’BRIEN (see under O’Brien for descendants)

DERMOT

DUBHEHOBHLAIGH, m MURCETACH O’BRIEN (see under O’Brien for descendants)

OSTROGOTHS - Kings

AMALA

ISARNA

OSTROGOTHA, ca 240 CE

HUNILD

ATHAL

ACHIULF

ACHIULF

Ermanaric (see below)

VULTUULF

Ediulf

Ansila

VULTUULF

VALAVRANS

VINITHARIUS (WINITHAR), King of the Ostrogoths ca 380 Note: there seem to be too many generations between Ostrogotha and Vinitharius !

VANDALARIUS (WANDELAR)

VANDALARIUS, King of the Ostrogoths, d 459

Valamer, King (440-70) Note: some say for only a few months

THEODEMER

Vidimer, joint-King (470-75)

THEODEMER, joint-King of the Ostrogoths (470-75), m ERELIEVA (ERELICIA)

THEODORIC

AMALAFRIDA, 1^stly m ? and had a son Theodahad, King of the Ostrogoths (534-36) and a dau

AMALABERGA, m HERMENFRED, King of the Thuringians, d 532

RODELINDA, m AUDOUIN, King of the Lombards (see under Lombard, Kings, for descendants)

THEODORIC “the Great”, b 455, King of Italy (493-526) and from 507 also of Spain, m THEODORA

Theodogotho, m Sigismund, King of the Burgundians (see under Burgundy, Arian Kings, for family)

AREVAGNI, m ALARIC II, Visigoth King of Spain (see under Visigoths for descendants)

THEODORA, m SEVERINUS, Count of Cartagena, parents of St. Isodore and of THEODOSIA who m LEOVIGILD, Visigoth King of Spain (see under Visigoths for

descendants)

THEODORIC 2^ndly m AUDOFLEDA, sister of CLOVIS (see under Merovingian dynasty for ancestors)

AMALASUNTHA, d 534

AMALASUNTHA,Regent (516-34) in association with her cousin Theodahad, King of Italy. She was imprisoned and then strangled in her bath by Theodahad in 535. She m EUTHARIC, an Amal, (see below)

Athalaric, King of Italy (526-34) under mother’s regency

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