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Generation No. 1
1. William FitzAdelm14 de Burgo (Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 13-19; p. 125b.) died 1206 in Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq..). He married (1) Isabel/Isabell (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b, 128b.), daughter of King Richard I. He married (2) Julian Doisnell (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir William Dugdale's Baronage of England, Tom. 1, p. 693., (2) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b.), daughter of Robert Doisnel/ Doisnell.
Notes for William FitzAdelm de Burgo:
Ancestor of the Earls of Clanrichard. "I only have this Pedigree from Sir William Dugdale ---King of Arms in his Baronetage of England, Tom I page 25, and Sir Richard Cox, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in his Hibernia Anglicana, Lib I page 31, but it is also in the Rolls-Office of Dublin, and was made by the order of the Earl of Strafford some time Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in King Charles I's reign. No notice therefore should be taken of some who in the Earl of Clanrichard's Pedigree place John Monoculus among his ancestors, being led into that gross mistake by reading in history that said John Monoculus and Serlo his brother accompanied William the Conqueror into England as I have observed before page 4, but it appears from what I marked above, from undoubted testimony, that John Monoculus was not the Earl of Clanrichard's ancestor, but a first cousin of Robert de Burgo Earl of Moreton in Normandy and of Cornwall in England, from whom the Earl of Clanrichard and all the Bourkes in Ireland do derive their descents, of which Robert and his descendants to the present Earl of Clanrichard." (Pages 7-8)
In 1172 he was sent by King Henry II with Hugh de Lacy to take the submission of Roderick O'Connor King of Connaught, as also that of the King of Meath at the River Shannon. He was commonly called the "Conqueror of Connaught", and obtained from the King a great part of that province. (Pages 13-18)
In 1189 he was made Sheriff of the County of Cumberland. (Page 18)
In a recap of families, the author heads the final section: "The Pedigree and Propagation of the chief families of deBurgos, or Burkes, diversely written, for in England they write Burghs, or Boroughs; in Munster, Bourkes the one Family viz. that of Drumheen writes Burgh; in the County of Galway, Burkes, in the County of Mayo Bourkes; in latin de Burgo, in French du Bourg."
More About William FitzAdelm de Burgo:
Burial: 1206, Abbey of Athassel
Fact: 1173, Came to Ireland 1172. In 1173 King Henry II appointed him Governor of Wexford (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir William Dugdale's Baronage of England, Tm. I, p. 693.)
Fact (2): 1175, Governor of the Kingdom of Ireland (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 6., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 10.)
Fact (3): Commonly called the Conqueror of Connaught and he obtained of the King a great part of that province (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Camden's Britannia, p. 512., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 730., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 134.)
Fact (4): 1177, Founded Thomas Court Abbey in a suburb of Dublin (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir William Dugdale's Baronage of England, Tom. I, p. 693., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 77.)
Fact (5): 1200, Founded Abbey of Athassel, County of Tipperary (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 104., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Counsellor Harris's Antiquities of Ireland, p. 262., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1593.)
Fact (6): Comments on his person and character appear in many writings (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Giraldus Barry (called Cabrensis), History of Ireland, p. 134., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1176., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir Richard Cox, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in his Hibernia Anglicana, Lib. I, p. 32.)
Occupation: Steward of King Henry II.
More About Isabel/Isabell:
Fact: Formerly married to Lewellen, one of the soverieign Princes of Wales, of the race of Cadwaller
Child of William de Burgo and Isabel/Isabell is:
+ 2 i. Richard15 de Burgo, died Bet. 1243 - 1244.
Children of William de Burgo and Julian Doisnell are:
+ 3 i. John (Richard)15 de Burgo, died Bet. 1243 - 1244.
4 ii. Hubert de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b.), died September 14, 1250.
More About Hubert de Burgo:
Burial: September 1250, Church of the Dominicans at Limerick (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware in his Bishops of Munster, p. 17.)
Fact: 1223, Bishop of LImerick
Occupation: Prior of the Monastery of St. Edmund at Athassel, founded by his father
5 iii. Henry de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b.).
More About Henry de Burgo:
Fact: From him came the Burkes of Clanwilliam Carney
Generation No. 2
2. Richard15 de Burgo (William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19-24; 125b; 128b., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, p. 1245.) died Bet. 1243 - 1244 (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 51.). He married Una ÔConnor (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.), daughter of Odo ÔConnor and ? Farrell.
More About Richard de Burgo:
Fact: September 17, 1215, Lord of Connaught. Ancestor to the Earls of Clanrichard (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1245., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir Richard Cox, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in his Hibernia Anglicana, Lib. I, p. 25., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 30.)
Fact (2): Bet. March 10, 1226/27 - 1232, Lord Justice of Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155.)
Fact (3): Commissioned by Henry III to cause the Laws and Customs of England to be observed in Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing William Molyneaux, Case of Ireland, printed in Dublin 1725, p. 25.)
Fact (4): Ancestor of the Lords Viscount Mayo, Lords Baron of Castleconnel, Brittas, etc. (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 125b.)
Children of Richard de Burgo and Una ÔConnor are:
+ 6 i. Walter16 de Burgo, died July 28, 1273 in His Castle of Galway.
+ 7 ii. William Oge MacWilliam Athankip de Burgo, died 1270 in Athankip.
8 iii. Margaret de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.). She married Theobald Butler, Lord of Carrick (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.).
More About Theobald Butler, Lord of Carrick:
Fact: First Lord of Carrick. Ancestor to Dukes of Ormond, and Earl of Arran (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155.)
Occupation: 1247, A Lord Justice of Ireland
9 iv. Agnes de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.). She married Henry Netterville (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.).
More About Henry Netterville:
Fact: Ancestor to Lord Viscount Netterville (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 170.)
3. John (Richard)15 de Burgo (William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b.) died Bet. 1243 - 1244.
Notes for John (Richard) de Burgo:
In 1226 he built the Castle of Lough Rea in the County of Gallway. He gave the lands of Manevy, Connaught to the church. (Page 22)
In 1232 he built the Castle of Gallway. (Pages 23-24)
More About John (Richard) de Burgo:
Immigration: 1211, Came into Ireland
Child of John (Richard) de Burgo is:
+ 10 i. William Canus (or Fion)16 de Burgo.
Generation No. 3
6. Walter16 de Burgo (Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 24-25.) died July 28, 1273 in His Castle of Galway. He married (1) Sarah ÔBrien (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.), daughter of Donaugh Carbreach ÔBrien, Prince of Thermond. He married (2) Avelina de Lacy (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.), daughter of Hugh de Lacy. She died 1303.
Notes for Walter de Burgo:
Ancestor to the Bourks of Castleconnel and Brittas.
More About Walter de Burgo:
Burial: July 1273, Abbey of Athassel (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 104.)
Fact: Heir. Lord of Connaught. In 1264 became Earl of Ulster in his wife's right
Fact (2): 1269, Founded of Dominicans at Lurchae, Tipperary (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 25.)
More About Avelina de Lacy:
Fact: Sole heir to Hugh de Lacy (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Camden's Britannia, p. 517., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 32.)
Children of Walter de Burgo and Sarah ÔBrien are:
11 i. Hubert17 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24.).
More About Hubert de Burgo:
Fact: From whom the MacHuberts, Burke of Tyaquin, and Burkes of Pallas
12 ii. Walter de Burgo (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 24-25., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 106., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Counsellor Harris's Antiquities of Ireland, p. 262.).
Children of Walter de Burgo and Avelina de Lacy are:
+ 13 i. Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, died June 28, 1326 in Monastery of Athassel.
14 ii. Theobald de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 25.), died December 25, 1303 in Carrick fergus, County of Antrim.
15 iii. William de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 25.).
More About William de Burgo:
Fact: Fought Battle in Ireland. Walls were built around the town of Athenry (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 25-26., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq..)
16 iv. Thomas de Burgo, died 1315 (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 26.).
7. William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16 de Burgo (Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 24, 51.) died 1270 in Athankip (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 51.). He married (1) Agnes (or Anna or Hanna) ÔBrien (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 51, 125b., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Crossley (or Crosly), Peerage of Ireland, p. 33.), daughter of Donough or Daniel ÔBrien. He married (2) Frances Delamond (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 138-139.).
Notes for William Oge MacWilliam Athankip de Burgo:
"William Oge MacWilliam" (Irish) means Young William descending from Great William, the Conqueror, meaning William FitzAdelm de Burgo, who was commonly called the Conqueror of Connaught.
In 1263 with a great army of English and Irish he invaded Desmond (formerly a County of Munster, but now a part of of the County of Cork divided into 2 baronies)
More About William Oge MacWilliam Athankip de Burgo:
Cause of Death: treacherously slain
Fact: Ancestor to the Earl of Clanrichard
Fact (2): 1263, Invaded Desmond, formerly a County of Munster
Fact (3): Slain by Odo or Hugh O'Connor then king of Connaught, while he was his hostage (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq..)
Fact (4): Called William Athankip
Notes for Agnes (or Anna or Hanna) ÔBrien:
On page 52 she is identified as Agnes. On page 125b she is identified as Anna or Hanna.
Marriage Notes for William de Burgo and Frances Delamond:
On pages 138-139 the author traces some offspring for this marriage, but indicates that there were considerable differences of opinion by historians on which generation some of the children belonged in.
Child of William de Burgo and Agnes ÔBrien is:
+ 17 i. Rickard Oge17 de Burgo.
Children of William de Burgo and Frances Delamond are:
18 i. Sir William MacWilliam17 de Burgo.
More About Sir William MacWilliam de Burgo:
Fact: 1296, Founded St. Francis's Abbey onthe Isle of St. Stephen
+ 19 ii. Philip de Burgo.
10. William Canus (or Fion)16 de Burgo (John (Richard)15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 125b.).
More About William Canus (or Fion) de Burgo:
Fact: Canus meaning Greyheaded; Fion meaning fairhaired
Child of William Canus (or Fion) de Burgo is:
+ 20 i. Richard17 de Burgo.
Generation No. 4
13. Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl (Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 13; 25-26.) died June 28, 1326 in Monastery of Athassel. He married Margaret de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 13.), daughter of John de Burgo, Lord Baron of Lanville.
Notes for Richard de Burgo, the Red Earl:
Prodigiously rich. Leading nobleman.
More About Richard de Burgo, the Red Earl:
Burial: Monastery of Athassel (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 104.)
Fact: Called the Red Earl. Succeeded Walter in Earldom of Ulster and Lordship of Connaught (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 26., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq.., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 40.)
Fact (2): Abt. 1300, Founded a Convent for Carmelite Friars at Loughrea (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 110.)
Fact (3): Built the Castleo Ballymole, County of Sligo (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq..)
Fact (4): 1310, he was appointed General of all the Irish Forces. (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 27., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 40.)
Fact (5): Lord Chancellor Cox wrote that he was he greatest Lord in Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir Richard Cox, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in his Hibernia Anglicana, Lib. I, p. 91.)
Children of Richard de Burgo and Margaret de Burgo are:
+ 21 i. Walter18 de Burgo, died 1304.
+ 22 ii. John de Burgo, died 1313 in Galway.
23 iii. Thomas de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 28.), died 1316.
More About Thomas de Burgo:
Fact: Died without issue
+ 24 iv. Edmund de Burgh, died 1338.
25 v. William de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 28.).
+ 26 vi. Lady Helen de Burgo.
27 vii. Elizabeth de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.). She married Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 29, 41.) 1308; died 1315 in Scotland.
Notes for Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester:
He had no male children.
The author has a footnote which states "he was called Gilbert de Clare Earl of Glocester [sic], altho the original has it effaced---also he is called in the same manuscript original Gilbert de Clare de Burgo Earl of Clare Hartford, but cropd with the pen."
More About Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester:
Cause of Death: Slain
More About Gilbert de Clare and Elizabeth de Burgo:
Marriage: 1308
+ 28 viii. Lady Joan de Burgo, died April 23, 1359.
+ 29 ix. Lady Catherine de Burgo.
+ 30 x. Lady Margaret de Burgo, died 1331 in Dublin, Ireland.
31 xi. Lady Eleanor de Burgo (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1264, For the marriages of Eleanor and her sisters.). She married John Lord Molton of Egremont (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 60.).
More About John Lord Molton of Egremont:
Fact: Egremont in England
17. Rickard Oge17 de Burgo (William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19; 51-52; 125b.).
Notes for Rickard Oge de Burgo:
Called Oge, the younger, to distinguish him from his cousin, Rickard the Red Earl of Ulster (p. 26).
His offspring were called Sloght Richard Oge, i.e. the offspring of Richard junior.
"Some say he was brother to Richard Lord of Connaught, and others that he was his son. But it is certain that the King of Munster, and Prince of Limerick's daughter was his mother, and I believe William Fion de Burgo to be his father, because in the Irish Registry called Leavar Leath casior, (i.e. the Book of half the Kingdom) the following words are found ..." [quotes the Latin].
More About Rickard Oge de Burgo:
Fact: From him Clanrichard got its name (clan signifying offspring) (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Crossley (or Crosly), Peerage of Ireland, p. 33.)
Fact (2): He assumed the title of Lord MacWilliam Eighter
Military service: 1245, Served King Henry III in his wars
Children of Rickard Oge de Burgo are:
+ 32 i. Sir William Leahore18 de Burgo, died February 13, 1323/24.
+ 33 ii. Richard Fion de Burgo, died 1270 in the Battle of Athankip, fighting against Hugh Odo.
+ 34 iii. Sir John de Burgh.
35 iv. Johnin Baccach de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.).
Notes for Johnin Baccach de Burgh:
Baccach, i.e. lame. From him come some of the MacJohnins
36 v. Sir Hubert de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.).
Notes for Sir Hubert de Burgh:
from whom come the MacHuberts of Yskerkelly and several branches of the MacHuberts
37 vi. Redmund/Redmond de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.).
Notes for Redmund/Redmond de Burgh:
from whom came the MacRedmonds
38 vii. Thomas de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 52.).
Notes for Thomas de Burgh:
[Note: this child is not listed in the second list of the fmaily on page 126b]
39 viii. Richard Comlaugh de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
Notes for Richard Comlaugh de Burgh:
i. e. of the Crooked Hand
[Note: this child is not mentioned when the children were listed on page 52]
40 ix. Helen de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.). She married Frederick Prince of Denmark (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 52.) 1268 in the Great Church of Canterbury.
More About Frederick Denmark and Helen de Burgh:
Marriage: 1268, the Great Church of Canterbury
41 x. Honora de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.). She married Thomas (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 52.) May 03, 1269 in St. Paul's Church, London, England.
Notes for Thomas:
the third son
More About Thomas and Honora de Burgh:
Marriage: May 03, 1269, St. Paul's Church, London, England
42 xi. Margaret de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.). She married Florence MacCarty More (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.) in the Black Abbey of Kilmallach, County of Limerick, Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 103.).
Notes for Florence MacCarty More:
of the Family of MacCartys Kings of Munster Cork and Desmond.
Marriage Notes for Margaret de Burgh and Florence More:
the marriage feast "was made at her cousin Henry de Burgo"
More About Florence More and Margaret de Burgh:
Marriage: the Black Abbey of Kilmallach, County of Limerick, Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 103.)
19. Philip17 de Burgo (William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Children of Philip de Burgo are:
+ 43 i. Theobald18 de Burgo.
+ 44 ii. Moyler de Burgo.
+ 45 iii. Gibbon de Burgo.
46 iv. Philippinus de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 159.).
Notes for Philippinus de Burgo:
from whom Clan Philippine
20. Richard17 de Burgo (William Canus (or Fion)16, John (Richard)15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 19.).
Child of Richard de Burgo is:
+ 47 i. William18 de Burgo.
Generation No. 5
21. Walter18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 28.) died 1304.
Child of Walter de Burgo is:
48 i. Margaret19 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 28.), died 1364. She married Hugh MacPhelin ÔConnor, King of Connaught.
22. John18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 28; 41-42.) died 1313 in Galway. He married Elizabeth de Clare (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Camden's Britannia, p. 512., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, pp. 68, 169, 306.), daughter of Gilbert de Clare and Joan Acre.
Notes for Elizabeth de Clare:
After her husband's deceased she gave money towards the building of the Grey friars, Franciscan church in London, and was the founder of Clare hall in the University of Cambridge.
More About Elizabeth de Clare:
Burial: Church of Ware, County of Hertford next to her third husband
Children of John de Burgo and Elizabeth de Clare are:
+ 49 i. William19 de Burgh, born 1312; died June 06, 1333 in near the Foords in Ulster slain by his own squires.
50 ii. Matilda [or Maud] de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 42.).
24. Edmund18 de Burgh (Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 28; 30-31; 132.) died 1338. He married Slania/Slaney ÔBrien (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, pp. 68, 132., (2) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 31.), daughter of Turlough ÔBrien.
Notes for Edmund de Burgh:
"He succeeded his nephew Earl William in the lds between LImerick and Castell, for his father the Rerl gave him the lands reaching from the River Shannon to the river Shure at Clonmel, containing 4 whole baronies, in length 24 miles..."
"killed by his kinsman Edmund Burke first MacWilliam Oughter who fixed a stone about his neck and drowned him in the Pool of Loughmeash in the County of Mayo, whereupon ensued great confusions, and almost the destruction of the English in Connaught and particularly of their own Family, thereby enabling Furlough ÔConnor to assume the superiority and power of that Province."
More About Edmund de Burgh:
Fact: Ancestor to the Lords Castleconnell & Brittas
Occupation: October 04, 1336, Made Custos Rotulorum Pacis in the Province of Connaught (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing the ancient and curious vellum manuscript belonging to Dominick Browne Esq..)
Children of Edmund de Burgh and Slania/Slaney ÔBrien are:
+ 51 i. Richard MacEdmund19 de Burgh.
+ 52 ii. Walter de Burgh.
53 iii. David de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
54 iv. William de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
Notes for William de Burgh:
from whom the sept of Cloonamunage
26. Lady Helen18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.). She married Robert Bruce, King of Scotland (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.) 1302.
More About Robert Bruce and Helen de Burgo:
Marriage: 1302
Child of Helen de Burgo and Robert Bruce is:
55 i. David19 Bruce, King of Scotland (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 24., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 68.).
28. Lady Joan18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.) died April 23, 1359. She married (1) Thomas Fitzgerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.) August 16, 1312 in Greencastle (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Lodge, Peerage of Ireland, p. 41.). She married (2) Sir John Darcy (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.) July 03, 1329 in Maymoth, County of Kildare (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155.).
Notes for Lady Joan de Burgo:
From her marriages are descended "the Earls of Kildare and the Darcys of Plattennay [?] and all the English Darcys of Ireland." She was the Countess Dowager of Kildare
More About Lady Joan de Burgo:
Burial: April 1359, Church of Kildare (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Lodge, Peerage of Ireland, p. 41.)
More About Thomas Fitzgerald and Joan de Burgo:
Marriage: August 16, 1312, Greencastle (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Lodge, Peerage of Ireland, p. 41.)
More About Sir John Darcy:
Occupation: 1329, Lord Justice of Ireland
More About Sir Darcy and Joan de Burgo:
Marriage: July 03, 1329, Maymoth, County of Kildare (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155.)
Child of Joan de Burgo and Sir Darcy is:
56 i. William19 Darcy (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.), born 1330 in Ireland. He married Lady Elizabeth Butler (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Dugdale's Baronage of Ireland, Tom. I, p. 372.).
Notes for William Darcy:
[Some of their descendants appear later in this book on pages 85-86]
29. Lady Catherine18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.). She married John de Bermingham, Earl of Louth (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 29.). He died 1329.
Notes for John de Bermingham, Earl of Louth:
"The honour of Earl expired with him." He "was so extremely envied bu the Gernons, Vernons, and others of the ancient Colony of the South, that in 1329 they did most barbarously murther him, with divers principal gentlemen of his name and family."
More About John de Bermingham, Earl of Louth:
Cause of Death: Murdered
Fact: 1316, Created 1st Baron of Athenry by Edward II for his valor (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium.)
Occupation: 1321, Lord Justice of Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155.)
Child of Catherine de Burgo and John de Bermingham is:
57 i. Anne19 de Bermingham (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.). She married William Log (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.).
More About William Log:
Fact: Ancestor to the Earl of Darmouth in England (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 23., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, pp. 68 & 295.)
30. Lady Margaret18 de Burgo (Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.) died 1331 in Dublin, Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Lodge, Peerage of Ireland, p. 16.). She married Maurice Fitzgerald, first Earl of Desmond (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.) August 1312.
Notes for Lady Margaret de Burgo:
She was married on the 5th or 16th.
She died about the Feast of All Saints.
More About Maurice Fitzgerald and Margaret de Burgo:
Marriage: August 1312
Children of Margaret de Burgo and Maurice Fitzgerald are:
58 i. Maurice19 Desmond (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.).
More About Maurice Desmond:
Fact: Earl of Desmond
59 ii. John Desmond (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 30.).
More About John Desmond:
Fact: Succeeded his brother as Earl of Desmond
32. Sir William Leahore18 de Burgo (Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 52, 126b.) died February 13, 1323/24. He married Finiola ÔBrien (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 19, 53, 126b.), daughter of Brien Roe ÔBrien.
Notes for Sir William Leahore de Burgo:
Ancestor of the Earl of Clanrichard.
He is called Sir William de Burgh on page 52, but Sir William de Burgo on page 128b.
More About Sir William Leahore de Burgo:
Burial: In the St. Francis's Abbey he founded in Galway (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Crossley (or Crosly), Peerage of Ireland, p. 33.)
Fact: 1296, Founded a convent for Friars of the Order of St.Francis on the isle of St. Stephen outside the North Gate of the town of Galway (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 133.)
Occupation: Bet. 1308 - 1309, Lord Warden of Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 26, 52.)
Children of William de Burgo and Finiola ÔBrien are:
+ 60 i. Richard Leahore19 de Burgh.
+ 61 ii. Walter Liat de Burgh.
+ 62 iii. Ulick or Will og de Burgh.
63 iv. Henry de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
Notes for Henry de Burgh:
"a quo Clan Henry (being the Burkes of Gortnamachen) and others descended"
64 v. Edmund de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
65 vi. Hubert de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
33. Richard Fion18 de Burgo (Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b, 136-137.) died 1270 in the Battle of Athankip, fighting against Hugh Odo.
Notes for Richard Fion de Burgo:
Fion meaning fair-haired.
Children of Richard Fion de Burgo are:
66 i. Sir John19 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 126b, 137.).
Notes for Sir John de Burgh:
"called by the Irish Shane na Sursingle (i.e. John of the Surcingle), from whom the sept of MacShane na Tuirhe i.e. John of the District (or the Country)."
67 ii. Hugo de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 126b, 137.).
Notes for Hugo de Burgh:
"from whom the sept of MacHugo of Beligast ."
68 iii. William Roe de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 126b, 137.).
Notes for William Roe de Burgh:
of Aill, from whom the sept of Aill.
+ 69 iv. Sir David de Burgh, died 1324.
70 v. Davock Don de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 126b, 137.).
Notes for Davock Don de Burgh:
"(i. e. brown) a quo the Davocks Don."
34. Sir John18 de Burgh (Rickard Oge17 de Burgo, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 52, 126b.).
Child of Sir John de Burgh is:
71 i. John Oge19 de Burgh.
Notes for John Oge de Burgh:
from whom the Burkes called Sloght Shane Oge, i.e. the offspring of John junior.
43. Theobald18 de Burgo (Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Notes for Theobald de Burgo:
from whom Sloght Mac Thibot, that is the offspring of Theobald.
Child of Theobald de Burgo is:
+ 72 i. Myler19 de Burgo.
44. Moyler18 de Burgo (Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Notes for Moyler de Burgo:
from whom the Clan Moyler or the Mac Moylers
Children of Moyler de Burgo are:
73 i. Thibot19 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
74 ii. Redmond de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
75 iii. Rickard de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
76 iv. Ulick de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
77 v. Thomas Roe de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
45. Gibbon18 de Burgo (Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Notes for Gibbon de Burgo:
from whom the Clan Gibbon or the Mac Gbbons
Children of Gibbon de Burgo are:
+ 78 i. Thomas19 de Burgo.
79 ii. William de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
80 iii. John de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
47. William18 de Burgo (Richard17, William Canus (or Fion)16, John (Richard)15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 19.).
Child of William de Burgo is:
+ 81 i. William19 de Burgo.
Generation No. 6
49. William19 de Burgh (John18 de Burgo, Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 28; 42-44.) was born 1312, and died June 06, 1333 in near the Foords in Ulster slain by his own squires. He married Lady Maud Plantagenet (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 43., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir William Dugdale's Baronage of England, Tom. I, p. 693., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 68.), daughter of Earl of Lancaster Henry.
More About William de Burgh:
Fact: 1326, Succeeded his grandfather as 3rd Earl of Ulster amd Lord of Connaught
Fact (3): the people of Ulster destroyed his murderers and their abettors (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1333.)
Fact (4): All pardons granted at thta time contained the clause: Excepting the death of William de Burgh late Earl of Ulster (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, p. 42.)
Fact 2: 1328, Knighted by King Edward II in London on Whitsunday
Occupation: 1331, Lord Justice of Ireland (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 41.)
More About Lady Maud Plantagenet:
Fact: Second daughter
Child of William de Burgh and Maud Plantagenet is:
+ 82 i. Elizabeth20 de Burgh, born 1332; died 1362 in Dublin, Ireland.
51. Richard MacEdmund19 de Burgh (Edmund18, Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 31, 132.).
Notes for Richard MacEdmund de Burgh:
from whom descended the Lords of Castleconnel and Brittas
Child of Richard MacEdmund de Burgh is:
+ 83 i. Walter Duffe20 de Burgo.
52. Walter19 de Burgh (Edmund18, Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
Children of Walter de Burgh are:
84 i. Theobald20 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
85 ii. Edmund de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
+ 86 iii. Rickard de Burgh.
87 iv. Richard de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
Notes for Richard de Burgh:
from whom the Lord Cossury
88 v. Thomas de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.), died 1443.
More About Thomas de Burgh:
Fact: Bishop of Emely
60. Richard Leahore19 de Burgh (William Leahore18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 126b-127b.).
Notes for Richard Leahore de Burgh:
Leahore means Reader, because he was a Man of Letters.
Ancestor to Earls of Clanrichard.
Called by the Irish Risdard an Oruguis, i.e. golden Dick or Richard.
He was on 2 Juries, one in 1333 at Athenry, and the second at Kilkenny.
From his sons came many families of the Burkes, especially in the County of Galway.
Children of Richard Leahore de Burgh are:
+ 89 i. William (Ulick)20 de Burgh, died 1353.
90 ii. Walter Oge de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
91 iii. Redmund de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
92 iv. Edmund de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
93 v. Miles de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
94 vi. Hubert de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
95 vii. John de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.).
61. Walter Liat19 de Burgh (William Leahore18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
Notes for Walter Liat de Burgh:
Liat, i.e. Canus
Children of Walter Liat de Burgh are:
96 i. John20 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
97 ii. Moyler de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
98 iii. Tibbet de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
99 iv. Philip de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
100 v. Gibbon de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
Children of Walter Liat de Burgh are:
101 i. Walter of Machire Reagh20 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
102 ii. Thomas de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
Notes for Thomas de Burgh:
by whom the Burkes of Cloaghrogh
103 iii. Rickard de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
Notes for Rickard de Burgh:
from whom the Burkes of Leakagh
62. Ulick or Will og19 de Burgh (William Leahore18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
Notes for Ulick or Will og de Burgh:
of the Owles (a Tract of land in the County of mayo), living in 1333
Children of Ulick or Will og de Burgh are:
104 i. Thomas20 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 126b.).
Notes for Thomas de Burgh:
"a quo the sept of Coildrunderig, the Burkes of Iserelerane, etc. descended."
105 ii. William Don de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
Notes for William Don de Burgh:
Don meaning brown. "a quo Kilcornan and Moyola Burkes. Other Burkes of Kilcornan descend from Edmund Burke of Kilcornan son to Ulick 3d Earl of Clanrickard."
106 iii. Moyler de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
Notes for Moyler de Burgh:
"a quo the Moylers sept of Oranmore."
107 iv. Jonach de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
Notes for Jonach de Burgh:
"a quo Clan Schonac, or Jonach's sept of Meary."
108 v. Rickard de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
109 vi. Davack de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
Notes for Davack de Burgh:
"a quo the MacDavacks of Derrydonnel."
69. Sir David19 de Burgh (Richard Fion18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 126b, 137.) died 1324. He married ? Carroll (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 137.), daughter of Donough Carroll.
Notes for Sir David de Burgh:
from whom Clan sir David.
More About Sir David de Burgh:
Burial: St. Bernard's Abbey of Knockmoy, County Galway
Children of David de Burgh and ? Carroll are:
110 i. Rickard20 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 137.).
+ 111 ii. Hubert *** de Burgh, died 1354.
112 iii. Walter de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 137.).
Notes for Walter de Burgh:
from whom the MacWalters in the Barony of Dunmore
72. Myler19 de Burgo (Theobald18, Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Child of Myler de Burgo is:
+ 113 i. Thibot **20 de Burgo.
78. Thomas19 de Burgo (Gibbon18, Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Child of Thomas de Burgo is:
+ 114 i. Thibot ***20 Bourke.
81. William19 de Burgo (William18, Richard17, William Canus (or Fion)16, John (Richard)15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 19.).
Notes for William de Burgo:
The oldest son
Child of William de Burgo is:
+ 115 i. William20 de Burgo.
Generation No. 7
82. Elizabeth20 de Burgh (William19, John18 de Burgo, Richard17, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 44-45.) was born 1332, and died 1362 in Dublin, Ireland. She married Lionel of Antwerp (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 44., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Camden's Britannia, p. 517., (3) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Annals of Ireland, anno 1333., (4) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, pp. 17, 19, 45.) 1341, son of EdwardIII, King of England. He was born 1338 in Antwerp.
More About Elizabeth de Burgh:
Burial: 1362, Chancel of the Augustine Friars at Clare in Suffolk (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 44-45.)
Notes for Lionel of Antwerp:
He became Earl of Ulster in his wife's right, and Lord of Connaught. He was also Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Duke of Clarence.
More About Lionel of Antwerp:
Burial: 1368, Chancel of the Augustine Friars at Clare in Suffolk
Fact: Second son (then living, 1341)
Fact (2): 1352, Created Earl of Ulster in right of his wife
Fact (3): Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 155., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, p. 42.)
Fact (4): September 08, 1361, Landed with his wife in Ireland to recover her inheritance (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir John Davis, Historical Relations, pp. 42, 45.)
Fact (5): 1362, Created Duke of Clarence (Source: (1) Burke Pedigrees citing Nichol's Irish Compendium, supplement p. 110., (2) Burke Pedigrees citing Doctor Peter Heylyn's Cosmographia/Cosmography, p. 266.)
Marriage Notes for Elizabeth de Burgh and Lionel Antwerp:
They were pledged to be married when he was 3 years old. The marriage was consummated in 1352
More About Lionel Antwerp and Elizabeth de Burgh:
Marriage: 1341
Child of Elizabeth de Burgh and Lionel Antwerp is:
116 i. Philippa21 (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 45.), born August 16, 1355 (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 45.). She married Edmund de Mortimer, Earl of March 1368; died December 26, 1381 in St. Dominick's Abbey near Cork, Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 46.).
Notes for Philippa:
Her godparents were her grandmother Queen Philippa, Catherine Countess of Warwick (the wife od Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick), and John Thurly, Archbishop of York.
Her grandfather married her to Edmund Mortimer.
More About Philippa:
Burial: Wigmore, in the same grave with her husband
Notes for Edmund de Mortimer, Earl of March:
He was 3rd Earl of March, and Lord of Trim. By right of his wife he was Earl of Ulster and Lord of Connaught
More About Edmund de Mortimer, Earl of March:
Burial: Wigmore
Fact: Lord Baron of Wigmore
Fact (2): 1379, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (Source: Burke Pedigrees citing Sir James Ware's Antiquities of Ireland, printed 1705, p. 156.)
More About Edmund de Mortimer and Philippa:
Marriage: 1368
83. Walter Duffe20 de Burgo (Richard MacEdmund19 de Burgh, Edmund18, Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 31, 132.).
Notes for Walter Duffe de Burgo:
Duffe, i.e. black
Children of Walter Duffe de Burgo are:
117 i. Richard21 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 31.).
Notes for Richard de Burgo:
from whom the Lords of Castlecnnel and Brittas.
118 ii. David de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 133.).
119 iii. Walter de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 133.).
Notes for Walter de Burgo:
from whom MacWalter of Olagac, and also Raymond de Burgh Bishop of Emly who died in 1562
120 iv. Edmund Golda de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 133.).
Notes for Edmund Golda de Burgo:
from whom the Bourks of Ballimacargy
121 v. Theobald de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 133.).
86. Rickard20 de Burgh (Walter19, Edmund18, Richard17 de Burgo, the Red Earl, Walter16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
Child of Rickard de Burgh is:
122 i. Raymond21 de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 132.).
Notes for Raymond de Burgh:
from whom the MadReimuns of Crossicahill
89. William (Ulick)20 de Burgh (Richard Leahore19, William Leahore18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 127b.) died 1353. He married ? ÔFlaherty (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.).
Notes for William (Ulick) de Burgh:
He sat in the Juries in 1342 at Kilkenny.
Ancestor to the Earls of Clanrichard.
"commonly called Ulick of Anaghkeen, because William the younger is said in Irish William Oge, of Uliam Oge, and by syncope Uliog, Ul--og." Uliog in Irish, Ulick in English. In the records of the Juries he is called Willielmus de Burgo de Owles."
More About William (Ulick) de Burgh:
Military service: Bet. 1338 - 1340, a famous warrior
Children of William de Burgh and ? ÔFlaherty are:
123 i. Ulick21 MacWilliam (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 53.), died 1372. He married Mora ÔMadden (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 54.); died 1383 in Ireland.
Notes for Ulick MacWilliam:
Ancestor to Earl of Clanrichard.
Eighter means nearer, southern.
At this time, many grew ashamed of their English names and assumed Irish surnames and nicknames instead of their own. The Burkes of Connaught took the name of MacWilliam, and were subdivided into 2 principal branches, whose chiefs were called MacWilliam Eighter, and MacWilliam Oughter, as the nearer and further MacWilliam.
More About Ulick MacWilliam:
Burial: 1372, Church of the Dominican Friars at Athenry, County Galway
Fact: Lord MacWilliam Eighter
More About Mora ÔMadden:
Cause of Death: Plague
124 ii. Sir Edmund Albanagh de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), pp. 53, 115, 127b.), died 1375 in old age. He married (1) Sabina ÔMaley. He married (2) Finiola ÔKelly (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 115.).
Notes for Sir Edmund Albanagh de Burgh:
Ancestor to the Lord Viscount Mayo.
Nicknamed Albanagh or the Scot, on account of a conquest he made in Scotland.
Oughter means further, northern.
The word Lord is put before, not to signify that they were Peers of the realm, but to signify that they were chiefs of their clans, or families, as is the custom in Scotland.
From whom "the Burkes of Pallas in the County of Galway, from which family branches off the Burkes of Lisinard, same County. Of this family was Thomas de Burgo Bishop of Clonfert, of whom Sir James Ware where are two other Bishops of Clonfert and one of Elphin."
More About Sir Edmund Albanagh de Burgh:
Fact: 1st Lord MacWilliam Oughter
Fact (2): 1338, forced out of Connaught by Turlough King of Connaught
125 iii. Richard Oge de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 127b.).
111. Hubert 20 de Burgh (David19, Richard Fion18 de Burgo, Rickard Oge17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 137.) died 1354.
Notes for Hubert de Burgh:
from whom the clan sir David
Children of Hubert de Burgh are:
126 i. Edmund21 de Burgh.
More About Edmund de Burgh:
Fact: the first MacDavid Lord of Clancormoy
127 ii. Rickard de Burgh (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 137.).
More About Rickard de Burgh:
Fact: the second MacDavid
113. Thibot 20 de Burgo (Myler19, Theobald18, Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Child of Thibot de Burgo is:
128 i. William Caoch21 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
114. Thibot 20 Bourke (Thomas19 de Burgo, Gibbon18, Philip17, William Oge MacWilliam Athankip16, Richard15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
Notes for Thibot Bourke:
The author states that all the descendants of Gibbon became Bourkes, but he does not say when.
Child of Thibot Bourke is:
129 i. Moyler21 Bourke (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 158.).
115. William20 de Burgo (William19, William18, Richard17, William Canus (or Fion)16, John (Richard)15, William FitzAdelm14, Adelm13, William12, Robert11, Harlowen10, John9, Baldwin8, Baldwin7, Croise6, Rowland5, Charles Duke of4 Ingelheim, Charles the3 Great, "Charlemagne", Pepin2, Charles1 Martel) (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 19.).
Child of William de Burgo is:
130 i. William21 de Burgo (Source: Burke Pedigrees, (1748), p. 19.).
Notes for William de Burgo:
He had seven sons.
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