- Tuaidh,
known as "Gillian of the Battleaxe", a
famous 5th
century warrior.
Eachan Reaganach and his
brother Lachlan were
descended from
Gilleathain na Tuaidh...
- turn an
Anglicised form of the
Irish language Mac Eacháin,
meaning "son of
Eachán". Occasionally, the
surname Gahan may be an
Anglicised form of the Irish...
-
Matthew John Mc
Eachan (born 2 July 1970) is a
former Australian politician,
political strategist and campaigner. He was the
Liberal National Party member...
-
Tarmachan ridge, the
other peaks of
which are
Meall Garbh (1026 m),
Beinn nan
Eachan (1000 m) and
Creag na
Caillich (914 m);
these three peaks are Tops rather...
-
Anglicisations of the
Irish language Mac Eacháin,
meaning "son of
Eachán". The
personal name
Eachán is a
diminutive of the
personal name Eachaidh,
which is based...
- deCastries.
Grahame forces Melissa to
marry him to
prevent Eachan's departure, as he
feels Eachan is
necessary to his plans. Over the
course of years, Grahame...
- Lachann.” or; "Like a
hound lapping broth are the
names of the Clan
Maclean "
Eachan, Lachan" "Hector, Lachlan". The
senior branch of Clan
Maclean are the Macleans...
-
native surname: it was used as a
substitute for Ó hEacháin ‘descendant of
Eachán' (=
little Eachaidh, i.e. a pet form of the
personal name
Eachaidh meaning...
- of the
Irish language Ó hEacháin,
meaning "descendant of
Eachán". The
personal name
Eachán is a
diminutive of Eachaidh, a
byname meaning "horseman",...
- ****e, Lane, Lean, Leitch, MacBeath, MacBeth, MacBheath, MacCormick, Mac
Eachan, Macfadin, MacFadyen, Macfadzean, Macfergan, Macgeachan, MacGilvra, Macildowie...
