RAINBOW FARMS AUSTRALIA
Doag
-
O Dolohunty Doag or Doak. Used
for Davock in the Doane. Used as a variant for Duane, which see. Dobbin / Doibin / Dod /
Robert. English origins in Dobbin / Doibin. English origins in
Co. Antrim in the
north - east of the Ulster Province.
Dobbs / Robert. English origins in Dobson. English origins
in Co. Leitrim in Northern
Connacht. Mac Dockery Dockrell. Previously Dogerell English origins
into Ireland from Wiltshire in the later half of
the 17th Century AD and were initially situated in Co. Dublin
in the north - east of
Southern Leinster. O
Dodd. English origins
from Shropshire to
Co. Sligo
in the north - west of the Connacht Province in the late 16th
Century AD and are now mostly in Co.
Antrim and Co. Down in the
east of the Ulster Province. Also used
there as a synonym for O Dowd, which see.
Dodwell - Doey or
Dooey. Used as variants for Duffy, which see, in
the north - east of the
Ulster
Province. Dogget. English origins in the O Doheny or
O Downey O Doherty or
O Docherty or
O Dogherty
or O Dougherty
-
Irish / Ua Dochartaigh
-
dochartach
(stern). Heremonian Dal Cuinn ""northern""
Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill
Sept / Family branch who were the Chiefs
of
Ard Miodhair who had their territory in
Co.
Donegal in the
north - west of the Ulster Province
and throughout
Ulster. Echmarcach O
Doherty was the Chief of
Tir Conaill in 1197
AD. They remained the Chiefs
of Inishowen until
James 1st the King of
England confiscated the 3,500,000 acres of the ""northern""
Ui Niaill territories there in
1609 AD when Sir Cahir O Dougherty
and all of the members of his family were obliterated over a six week
period by the English because he stood up to them.
Ancestor : 91.Conall Gulban
the 1st King
of Tir
Conaill
/ Tyrconnell, (The Land of Connell)
*90.Niall - of the Nine Hostages the
126th King of Tara /
Ireland. O Doig. Sometimes used as a variant for Doak, but
see under O Doog. Doirim - O Dolain O Dolain -
Irish
/ Ua Doibhilin - dobhail
(unlucky). Anglicized as
O Devlin,
which see, in
Co. Sligo in the north -
west of the Connacht
Province. They were also in Co. Cavan
in
Southern Ulster,
and
Co. Mayo in the mid - west of Connacht. O Dolan O Dolan,
A Sept / Family branch
who had their territory in Co. Cavan in
Southern Ulster in the
Heremoniaqn Dal Cuinn Ui
Briuin Breifne kingdom of East Breifne. O Dolan - Dolier / de Olier. French Huguenot origins in
O Dollaghan or O Dolghan.
Heremonian
Dal Cuinn
Colla Da Crioch
Ui Breasail Airthir
/ Orior
/
Airthir Siol Fiachra Cassan
Sept
/ Family branch,
who had their territory in
Co. Louth
in the the north - east of
Northern Leinster and
Co. Armagh in the south -
east of the
Ulster Province. Especially see
O Dullahan. O Dollagher. See O Dallagher.
Dollard or
Dullard. Descended from Adam Dullard / Dollard an
Anglo - Norman Baron subject to Hugh de Lacy during the Anglo Norman Invasion
under Henry 11, who had their Estates at Dullenevartry in
Meath /
Midhe in Northern Leinster
and have been in
O Dolly -
Irish / Ua Dathlaoich - laoch
(hero or champion) dath
(swift). Important Sept / Family branch, who had their territory in the Connemara in
Co. Galway in Southern Connacht. O Dolohan.
Heremonian
Dal Cuinn
Colla Da Crioch
Ui Breasail Airthir
/ Orior
/
Airthir Siol Fiachra Cassan
Sept
/ Family branch, who had their territory in
Co. Louth in the the north - east of
Northern Leinster and
Co. Armagh in the south -
east of the
Ulster Province.
Used as a variant for O Dullaghan and
O Dallaghan.
Especially see
O Dullahan. O Dolohunty. Used as a variant for
O Delahunty, which see.