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Ballynary (Irish:
Baile an Fharaidh,
meaning 'townland of the fodder') is the name of a
townland on the
eastern s**** of
Lough Arrow in the
southern corner...
- an
Irish noble family. Its
Ballynary line is
descended from
Shean Duff O'Higgins (fl. 1600 C.E.),
Gaelic Baron of
Ballynary, who was
married to a daughter...
- O'Higgins family,
Ambrose was born at his family's
ancestral seat in
Ballynary,
County Sligo, Ireland. He was the son of
Charles O'Higgins and his wife...
- – Ó Flannagáin O'Halloran - Ó hAllmhuráin / Ó hAlluráin O'Higgins of
Ballynary O'Lafferty of
Tyrone – Ó
Laithbheartaigh Tír
Eoghain O'Malley Clan – Clann...
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Ambrosio de
Ballenary by
Ambrose O'Higgins in 1789,
after his
birthplace in
Ballynary in
County Sligo, Ireland.
Llanos de
Challe National Park is
located 60 km...
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Galway O'Grady
family Kilballyowen,
County Limerick O'Higgins
family Ballynary,
County Sligo O'Reilly clan
Cloughoughter Castle,
County Cavan Piers baronets...
- ****ociated with what is now
County Sligo,
settling at Dooghorne,
Achonry and
Ballynary, as well as
other locations in
County Mayo,
County Roscommon and County...
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Aires Vallenar,
Chile (founded as "San
Ambrosio de Ballenary",
after Ballynary in
County Sligo)
Sligoville Ulster Spring Cork Hill,
Saint Anthony Parish...
- Arms of Sir John
Higgins recorded by
Athlone Herald, 1724. O'Higgins of
Ballynary Coat of Arms The coat of arms of the O
Kelly of Ui Maine,
House of Ivar...
- The arms of the O'Briens of
Thomond The arms of The O'Higgins, Lord of
Ballynary The arms of the O'Neill of
Tyrone The arms of the
Baron of
Loughmoe {Purcell}...
