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steward's portion:- A gallon of butter and 2 kegs of meal per quarter, and this is McGovern's demand from An
Bhuaile (mBuaili):- A keg of butter and 3 bands, and a gallon and 3/8 of a hundredweight and a band, and this is his milk-portion in wintertime:- A keg of butter on the first Saturday, and 3/8 the following Saturday, and a gallon on each of the other Saturdays, and 3/8 the following Saturday and a band soon after that, and the person who comes with it is told to bring his portion of milk with him and let him have the strainer with him, with which he will choose the curds until the pool of milk is separated also.
151:
The attack of the Cabhan was made by the sons of O'Ruairc. viz., Tighernan Og, and Aedh Buidhe, and Tadhg, and by the sons of Mac
Samhradhain, on Mael-mordha O'Raighilligh; and Muinter-Maelmordha had an encampment after them; and it is not easy to count the people and valuables that were destroyed
164:
The attack on Cavan was delivered by the sons of O Ruairc, that is
Tigernan Oc and Aed Buide and Tadc, and the sons of Mag Samradain, against Maelmorda O Raigillig, while the Muinter Mailmorda were encamped in their rear. It is hard to estimate the destruction wrought there, of people and goods.
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This is the portion of Doire Casáin- 18 kegs of butter and 8 cakes and half a beef at
Christmas and a sheep in autumn and a sheep in summer and two kegs of butter in winter and 8 kegs of meal and as much again in autumn and a keg of butter for Mayday and a gallon of butter for his ploughman in
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34 kegs of butter for the half-quarterland of Buaile
Fheadha (lethceathreamain Buaili Adh, meaning 'The Half-Quarterland of the Dairy in the Forest') i.e. 3 kegs of butter and 12 kegs of meal every quarter year i.e. the winter quarter and the autumn quarter and that of spring, and this is the
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From this list we see that in 1400 the main type of farming carried on in
Tullyhaw was milk and beef cattle together with sheep & pigs and raising of crops such as oats. It is interesting that embroidered tapestries were acceptable as rent payments.
93:(fl.1100), who were all previous chiefs of the clan. His mother was Nualaidh, the daughter of the Maguire chief and Maguire’s wife Éadaoin Ó’Ceallaigh. His brothers were Tighearnán, Brian (d. 1337), Aedh (d.1351), Séan, Conchobhar,
248:
An interesting list of the rents and cess due to
Maghnus, as Chief of the McGoverns, appears in the last entry in the Book of Magauran. It is a partial list of the rents of just four townlands in Tullyhaw and reads as follows:
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This is the portion of Sruagh- 18 kegs of butter and 50 measures of milk and a band of butter every Sunday from Mayday to
Michaelmas and 3 portions of raw meat each year and a gallon of butter in summertime and 8 cakes each
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This is the portion of
Ceathraimhe Leachta Meic Mhaghnusa- 18 kegs of butter and a pig and two tapestries. And this is his measure at Christmas- 4 kegs of butter and eight kegs of meal.
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there; and twenty loads of clothing were burned there, along with the
Biatach's son, who came to assist Muinter-Raighilligh; and two score horses were taken from them besides.
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Twenty suits of armour were burned there, as well as Mac in Biataigh, who came to the help of the Muinter Raigillig. Two score horses were taken from them as well.
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who also preceded him as chief and died in 1393, Giolla na Naomh, Tadhg Buidhe (d.1367), Maghnus Buidhe (d.1357) and Matha (d.1356).
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Eoghan O'Ruairc, and the sons of Donn Mac Samhradhain, went into Tir-Conaill, to war against the Breifnians.
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Eogan O Ruairc and the sons of Donn Mag Samradain went into Tir Conaill to make war upon the men of Brefne.
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Owen O'Rourke and the sons of Donn Magauran went into Tirconnell, to make war against the Breifnians.
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Art Cuile, the son of Philip Maguire, was slain by the people of Teallach Eachdhach (Tullyhaw)
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by Nollaig Ó Muraíle, in "Culture and society in early modern Breifne/Cavan", Dublin 2009.
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Maghnus Mac Samhradhain was killed by the Baethan Mac Gilla-ruaidh, with a cast of a pole.
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M.V. Duignan (1934), "The Ui Briúin Bréifni genealogies", pp. 90–137, in JRSAI Vol. LXIV
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Manus Magauran was killed by the blow of a pole, thrown at him by Baethan Mac Gilroy.
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Magnus Magawran was killed by Boyhanagh mGille Roe by a throw of a staff of a hedge
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Baethan Mac Gilla Ruaid killed Magnus Mag Samradain by throwing a stake at him.
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In 1398 a series of recurring conflicts with the Maguire clan of
33:, the Second, (anglicised ‘Red’ Manus McGovern) was chief of the
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The Quarter Ballybethagh of the Monument of the Sons of Maghnus
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On the death of the previous chief in April 1393, his brother
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There was trouble in 1408 when some of the McGoverns invaded
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Cathal, son of Donn Mac Samhradhain, mortuus est in hoc anno.
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In 1405 his first cousin Cathal, son of Donnchadh, son of
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In 1401 the McGoverns attacked the O'Reilly stronghold of
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Maghnus was killed by a member of the Gilroy clan from
403:Leabhar Méig Shamradháin, the MacGovern Poembook
196:Cathal son of Dond Mag Samradain died this year.
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97:who preceded him as chief and died in 1359,
75:Giolla na Naomh Mág Samhradháin (the Second)
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83:Giolla na Naomh Mág Samhradháin, the First
18:Maghnus 'Ruadh' Mág Samhradháin
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61:His ancestry was Maghnus Ruadh son of
433:Tomás Óg 'na Fésóige' Mág Samhradháin
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27:Irish clan chief and baron, died 1408
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53:from 1393 until his murder in 1408.
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171:Brian ‘Breaghach’ Mág Samhradháin
67:Brian ‘Breaghach’ Mág Samhradháin
71:Donnchadh ‘Cime’ Mág Samhradháin
63:Tomás Mág Samhradháin the Second
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31:Maghnus Ruadh Mág Samhradháin
285:CarrowlattaMcManus (meaning
79:Giolla Íosa Mág Samhradháin
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315:Annals of the Four Masters
209:Annals of the Four Masters
125:Annals of the Four Masters
87:Muireadhach Mág Samhradhán
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461:People from County Cavan
418:Fearghal Mág Samhradháin
111:Fearghal Mág Samhradháin
99:Fearghal Mág Samhradháin
424:Chief of McGovern clan
351:Annals of Clonmacnoise
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95:Niall Mág Samhradháin
386:The Book of Magauran
427:1393–1408 AD
384:L. McKenna (1947),
339:Annals of Connacht
233:Annals of Connacht
190:Annals of Connacht
158:Annals of Connacht
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430:Succeeded by
327:Annals of Loch Cé
253:Boley, Templeport
221:Annals of Loch Cé
178:Annals of Loch Cé
145:Annals of Loch Cé
65:(d. 1340) son of
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362:References
202:Tyrconnell
91:Samhradhán
308:Fermanagh
244:Rent Roll
118:Fermanagh
37:Clan and
310:in 1408
57:Ancestry
49:barony,
47:Tullyhaw
35:McGovern
275:Sruhagh
270:summer.
120:began.
173:died.
140:Town.
302:Death
281:year.
138:Cavan
39:Baron
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