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282<H1>  Wednesday, 30 September 2026  </H1>
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292<b> Wilton House papers </b>
293<p>
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295Many images of the Wilton House papers at the
296 Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre (WSHC)
297are now online.
298Used on this site with the permission of
299Wilton House and the Earl of Pembroke.
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302<ul>
303<li> <a href="Herbert/papers.html">Wilton House papers</a>
304<p>
305<li><A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=wshc">WSHC papers on this site</A>
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316<B> <I>North Munster Antiquarian Journal</I> article </B>
317<p>
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319I published  an article:
320   <A    href="OMara/Misc/nmaj.pdf">"The origin story of O'Mara of Limerick"</A>,
321Mark Humphrys,
322<I>The North Munster Antiquarian Journal</I>, Vol. 62, 2022 (published 2026),  pp.75-96.
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331<img border=1  style="max-width:70%;"  src="OMara/Misc/nmaj.jpg">
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333The cover photo is from me.<BR>
334
335It is the <A    href="OMara/james.senior.html">James O'Mara senior</a> family around 1868.<BR>
336This is the  earliest known photograph of the O'Maras.
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347<B> Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire </B> 
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350<li><A HREF="Despenser/tewkesbury.html">Tewkesbury Abbey</A>
351<p>
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353<li> Search for
354<A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=Tewkesbury">Tewkesbury Abbey</A>
355in all pages. 
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371Painting of 
372<a href="Despenser/1st.baron.html">  Edward Despenser, 1st Baron Despenser</a> (died 1375), Tewkesbury Abbey.
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377<img border=1  style="max-width:70%;"  src="Despenser/Tewkesbury/30.crop.jpg">
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379Memorial to 
380<a href="Despenser/isabel.html">  Isabel le Despenser</a> (died 1439), Tewkesbury Abbey.
381<BR>
382Dated   "Anno Domini M CCCC XXXIX" (1439).
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444<H1> 2025 </H1>
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451<B> Flanagan talk, 15 Dec 2025 </B>
452<p>
453
454 The Flanagan family of West Co.Dublin (talk),
455 Mark Humphrys,
456 talk for 
457Kilmainham Inchicore Heritage Group,   Richmond Barracks, Inchicore,
45815 Dec 2025.
459<p>
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462 
463  <li><a    href="talk.kilmainham.html">  The Flanagan family of West Co.Dublin </a> (talk).
464<ul>
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466<li> <a href="Flanagan/Misc/talk.2025.pdf">Flyer</a>
467<li><A HREF="https://www.facebook.com/KilmainhamInchicoreHeritage/posts/final-kilmainham-inchicore-heritage-event-of-2025talk-the-flanagan-family-of-wes/843637565376640/">Facebook post</A>
468 </ul>
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472<li><a href="Flanagan/index.html"> Flanagan </a>
473<ul> 
474<li><a href="Flanagan/contents.html"> Contents</a>
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488<img border=1  style="max-width:60%;" src="Flanagan/Images/455.lo.jpg">
489<BR>
490My Flanagan talk in Inchicore.<BR>
491
492See <A HREF="Flanagan/Images/455.jpg">full size</A>.
493From <A HREF="https://www.facebook.com/KilmainhamInchicoreHeritage/photos/mark-humphrys-speaking-at-inchicore-library/849106438163086/">here</A>.
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505<B>
506Manch&aacute;n Magan dies, 2 Oct 2025. 
507</B>
508<p>
509A great loss to Irish history, a great loss   to our Humphreys/O'Rahilly  family history, and a lovely man. RIP.
510<p>
511
512<ul>
513<li><a href="Humphrys/contents.html"> Humphrys</a>
514<ul>
515<li><a href="Humphrys/sighle.html">Sighle Humphreys</a>
516<li><a href="Humphrys/odonoghue.html">O'Donoghue</a>
517<li><a href="Humphrys/domhnall.odonoghue.html">Domhnall O'Donoghue</a>
518<li><A HREF="Humphrys/magan.html"> Magan</A>
519<p>
520
521<li><a href="Humphrys/the.struggle.html">  "The Struggle" </a> (2003)
522<li><a href="Humphrys/mhamo.html">"B'&iacute; Mo Mham&oacute; &iacute;" </a> (2012)
523</ul>
524<p>
525
526<li><a href="ORahilly/contents.html"> O'Rahilly </a>  
527<ul>
528<li><a href="ORahilly/mo.theachsa.html">"C&eacute; a Ch&oacute;naigh i mo Theachsa?"  </a> (2010)
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543<a href="Humphrys/sighle.pictures.html">Sighle Humphreys </a> 
544 with her grandson   Manch&aacute;n Magan  in 1972.
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552   Manch&aacute;n Magan
553with the actors in 
554<a href="Humphrys/the.struggle.html">  "The Struggle" </a> (2003).
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571<B> 
572<A name="decades">  All  my research is  online,  July 2025 </A>  
573 </B>
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576From 1983 to 1994, I did a <I>mountain </I>  of family history  and motoring history research.
577In 1994, I realised that I needed to put all of this on this new thing called the  Web. 
578
579It took me 31 years!
580
581The main problem was that new material  kept coming in.
582
583The last piece to go online was  my history of the Thomond motor car.
584
585I finally finished putting all my research online on  24 July 2025.
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5882020s:
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590 <ul>
591<li> The Thomond motor car  online, 2025.
592<li> (My mother dies,  2024.)
593<li> Humphrys tree online, 2021.
594</ul>
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5982010s:
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600<li> Ryan tree online, 2017.
601<li> O'Rahilly tree online, 2014.
602<li> Mangan tree online, 2013.
603</ul>
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6072000s:
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609<li> Kickham tree online, mid 2008.
610<li> (My father dies, early 2008.)
611<li> O'Mara  tree online, 2007.
612<li> Cashel tree online, 2006.
613</ul>
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6171990s:
618<ul>
619<li> Flanagan tree online,
620between 
621<A HREF="https://web.archive.org/web/19991109095452/http://www.compapp.dcu.ie/~humphrys/FamTree/Flanagan/index.html">1999</A> and
622<A HREF="https://web.archive.org/web/20000312192235/http://www.compapp.dcu.ie/~humphrys/FamTree/Flanagan/index.html">2000</A>.
623  
624<li> I meet my wife, 1995. This starts a massive project on <I>her </I> family tree. But this time, the work goes straight onto the Web.
625
626<li> Starting to put my family tree online, 1994.
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628<li> Family tree plus Thomond computerised (but offline), 1990 to 1994.
629 </ul>
630  
6311980s:
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633<li> Family tree plus Thomond researched on paper, 1983 to 1989.
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651Starting to put my pre-Web work online in 
652<A HREF="https://web.archive.org/web/20000301170111/http://www.compapp.dcu.ie/~humphrys/FamTree/index.html">2000</A>.
653<p>
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657<img border=1  style="padding:0;"   src="Icons/dstamp.png">
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659My pre-Web computerised family tree.   (1990 to 1994)  
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693Thomond motor car  history is online, July 2025 
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709<img border=1       style="max-width:70%;"  src="Thomond/Images/a/63.a.lo.jpg">
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711 <a href="Thomond/no1.html">Thomond no.1</a>.
712Built 1925. 
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715 
716<img border=1       style="max-width:70%;"  src="Thomond/Images/140.jpg">
717<BR> 
718In 2025, after 42 years of research, 
719 for the first time in my life  I saw a video showing the Thomond garage.<BR>
720
721 From an  incredible  
722<A HREF="Thomond/garage.html#1957.video">1957 video</A>.
723Put online in 2013.
724But I only saw it in 2025.
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738Photos of graves in Buca, Turkey 
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744<li> <a href="Maltass/index.html">Maltass</a>
745<ul>
746<li> <a href="Maltass/buca.church.html"> Anglican church, Buca </a> 
747<li><A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=href+buca+jpg"> Photos of graves in Buca </A>
748</ul>
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762Lost tombs of old St.Paul's Cathedral, London 
763</B>
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767<li><A HREF="Herbert/st.pauls.html">Lost tombs of St.Paul's Cathedral</A>
768<li><a href="Herbert/1st.earl.tomb.html">Tomb of 1st Earl of Pembroke</a> 
769<li><a href="Royal/john.gaunt.tomb.html">Tomb of John of Gaunt</a> 
770<li><a href="Sidney/sir.philip.tomb.html">Tomb of Sir Philip Sidney</a>
771</ul>
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781<img border=1  style="max-width:50%;"   src="Herbert/Images/530.b.lo.jpg">
782<BR>
783The lost tomb  of  the
784<a href="Herbert/1st.earl.html"> 1st Earl of Pembroke</a>, old  St.Paul's Cathedral, London.<BR>
785
786Drawn before  the cathedral burned down in the Great Fire of London  in 1666.
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810<H1> 2024 </H1>
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817Maltass updates
818</B>
819<p>
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821<ul>
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823<li> <a href="Maltass/index.html">Maltass</a>
824<ul>
825<li> <a href="Maltass/contents.html">Contents</a>
826<li> <a href="Maltass/buck.whaley.html">Buck Whaley in Smyrna in 1788-1789</a>
827<li> <a href="Maltass/john.house.html">The John Maltass House, Bornova</a>
828</ul>
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842Irish hell-raiser 
843<a href="Maltass/buck.whaley.html">Thomas "Buck" Whaley</a> 
844
845<BR>
846meets 
847the Maltass girls in Smyrna on 1 Dec  1788. 
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860Collins line  
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865<li><A HREF="Collins/index.html">Collins</A>
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867<ul>
868<li><A HREF="Collins/contents.html">Contents</A>
869</ul>
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887<img border=1 style="max-width:60%;" src="Collins/Glasnevin/2.a.lo.jpg">
888<BR> 
889The grave of  <A HREF="Collins/index.html">the mother of  Patrick Collins</A>.
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899<B>
900Flanagan talk, 24 Aug 2024
901</B>
902<p>
903
904I gave  a talk on the
905 <A HREF="Flanagan/contents.html">Flanagan  </A> 
906houses, lands and personalities of  Crumlin and Walkinstown, 
907at the Crumlin and Walkinstown
908History Festival,  24 Aug 2024. 
909<p><BR>
910
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912<ul>
913<li><a    href="talk.crumlin.html">  The Flanagan estate of Crumlin and Walkinstown</a> (talk).
914<p>
915
916<li> As a clarification  to my talk:
917<ul>
918<li> 
919When  William Flanagan
920<A HREF="Flanagan/william.html#1865.election"> voted</A> in 1865,
921no Home Rule  party existed.
922He voted <A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Party_(UK)">Liberal</a>.
923
924<li>  When his son William   was 
925<A HREF="Flanagan/william.plg.html#dynasty">elected</A> in 1877,
926a  <A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Home_Rule_movement">Home Rule party</A> 
927 <I>did  </I>  now  exist.
928  However  he still   ran as a Liberal.
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945Flyer for the event.
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948
949 
950
951<img border=1  style="max-width:80%;" src="Flanagan/Images/425.a.jpg">
952<BR>
953Photo during my talk.<BR>
954
955From <A HREF="https://x.com/CrumWalkHistory/status/1828554344251433231">Crumlin & Walkinstown History Group</A>.<BR>
956See <A HREF="Flanagan/Images/425.jpg">full size</A>.
957
958<p>
959<BR>
960
961
962
963</center>
964
965<PRE>
966  
967</PRE>
968
969
970
971<B>
972Mum dies, 15 March 2024 
973</B>
974<p> 
975
976
977<ul>
978<li> <a href="Humphrys/richard.html"> Richard Humphreys </a> (died 2008)
979<li> <a href="Humphrys/richard.photos.html">Photos of Richard Humphreys</a>
980
981<p>
982<li> <a href="Flanagan/deirdre.html"> Deirdre Flanagan </a> (died 2024)
983<li> <a href="Flanagan/deirdre.photos.html">Photos of Deirdre Flanagan</a>
984
985</ul>
986
987
988</div>
989   
990
991
992
993
994
995
996  
997
998  
999<div>
1000
1001
1002<H1> 2023 </H1>
1003
1004<PRE>
1005  
1006</PRE>
1007
1008
1009<B>
1010The re-discovery of the lost Reebkomp portrait, 2023. 
1011</B>
1012<p>
1013
1014Lost for over a century,  a "reverse image search" in 2023 
1015   re-discovered the lost 
1016Reebkomp portrait in America, mis-labelled.
1017
1018<PRE>
1019  
1020</PRE>
1021
1022
1023<center>
1024
1025
1026
1027<img border=1  style="max-width:40%;"  src="Herbert/Images/420.a.jpg">
1028<BR>
1029
1030 <A HREF="Herbert/lost.html"> A formerly lost portrait of Augustus Montgomery</A>.<BR>
1031
1032 Painted maybe around 1783. <br>
1033It  was inherited by   the Gibbon family  and sold after 1913.<BR>
1034
1035It was then mis-labelled, and  lost for a century,  
1036  before  I re-discovered it    in 2023.<BR>
1037
1038<p>
1039<BR>
1040
1041
1042
1043</center>
1044
1045<PRE>
1046  
1047</PRE>
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052<B>
1053Yeats line updates
1054</B>
1055
1056<ul>
1057
1058
1059<li> <a href="Yeats/index.html"> Yeats </a> of Aberdeen 
1060<ul>
1061<li><a href="Yeats/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1062</ul>
1063<p>
1064
1065<li> <a href="Leslie/index.html"> Leslie </a> of Aberdeen 
1066<ul>
1067<li><a href="Leslie/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1068</ul>
1069<p>
1070
1071<li> <a href="Aedie/index.html"> &AElig;die </a> of Aberdeen 
1072<ul>
1073<li><a href="Aedie/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1074</ul>
1075<p>
1076
1077<li> <a href="Skene/index.html"> Skene </a> of Skene, Aberdeenshire 
1078<ul>
1079<li><a href="Skene/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1080</ul>
1081<p>
1082
1083<p>
1084</ul>
1085
1086
1087
1088
1089<PRE>
1090  
1091
1092</PRE>
1093
1094<B>
1095Day line updates
1096</B>
1097
1098<ul>
1099<li><a href="Day/index.html">Day</a> of Cambridge
1100<ul>
1101<li><a href="Day/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1102</ul>
1103<p>
1104
1105
1106<li><a href="Fairchild/index.html">Fairchild</a> of Stamford, Lincolnshire
1107<ul>
1108<li><a href="Fairchild/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1109</ul>
1110<p>
1111
1112<li><a href="Sharp/index.html">Sharp</a> of Stamford, Lincolnshire
1113<ul>
1114<li><a href="Sharp/contents.html">Contents</a> 
1115</ul>
1116<p>
1117
1118
1119</ul>
1120
1121<PRE>
1122  
1123
1124</PRE>
1125
1126<center>
1127
1128<img border=1  style="max-width:90%;" src="Sharp/Images/20.jpg">
1129<BR>
1130Burial of (my wife's direct ancestor)
1131Francis Sharp,  musician,    31 Mar 1783.
1132<p>
1133<BR>
1134
1135
1136</center>
1137
1138
1139<PRE>
1140  
1141</PRE>
1142
1143
1144<B>
1145Stanger  updates
1146</B>
1147
1148<ul>
1149<li> <a href="Stanger/index.html"> Stanger </a> of Northamptonshire and Rutland
1150<ul>
1151<li> <a href="Stanger/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1152</ul>
1153</ul>
1154
1155<PRE>
1156  
1157
1158</PRE>
1159
1160<center>
1161
1162<img border=1  style="max-width:90%;" src="Stanger/Images/38.png">
1163<BR>
1164Marriage of (my wife's direct ancestor)
1165Humphrey Stanger, 30 Nov 1676. 
1166<p>
1167<BR>
1168
1169
1170</center>
1171
1172
1173<PRE>
1174  
1175</PRE>
1176
1177
1178
1179<B>
1180Ebrill papers
1181</B>
1182
1183
1184<ul>
1185
1186<li> <a href="Ebrill/index.html"> 		Ebrill </a> of  Limerick city
1187<ul>
1188<li> <a href="Ebrill/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1189<li> <a href="Ebrill/papers.html"> Ebrill papers </a>
1190</ul>
1191<p>
1192
1193<li><A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=ebrill+papers">Ebrill papers</A>
1194in the tree.
1195
1196</ul>
1197
1198
1199</div>
1200   
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207  
1208
1209  
1210<div>
1211
1212
1213<H1> 2022 </H1>
1214
1215<PRE>
1216  
1217</PRE>
1218
1219<b>
1220Various updates
1221 
1222</b>
1223
1224
1225<ul>
1226
1227<li> <a href="Hourigan/index.html"> 		Hourigan</a> of Co.Limerick
1228<ul>
1229<li> <a href="Hourigan/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1230</ul>
1231
1232<p>
1233
1234<li> <a href="Ryan/index.html"> 		Ryan </a> (Ryan "Tim" or Ryan "Cadea") of Newross, Co.Tipperary 		
1235<ul>
1236<li> <a href="Ryan/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1237<li> <a href="Ryan/theories.html">Fred Faulkner's theories</a>
1238
1239</ul>
1240<p>
1241
1242
1243<li> <a href="ODonoghue/index.html"> 		O'Donoghue </a>   of   Co.Kerry 		
1244<ul>
1245<li> <a href="ODonoghue/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1246</ul>
1247
1248<p>
1249
1250</ul>
1251
1252
1253<PRE>
1254  
1255
1256</PRE>
1257
1258<center>
1259
1260<img border=1  style="max-width:60%;" src="Hourigan/Images/47.jpg">
1261<BR> 
12621805 attack on the property 
1263 of (my   direct ancestor)<BR>
1264
1265Jack Hourigan, of Annagh.
1266
1267<p>
1268<BR>
1269
1270
1271</center>
1272
1273
1274<PRE>
1275  
1276</PRE>
1277
1278
1279
1280<b>
1281100 years since the burning of the Four Courts, June 1922.
1282
1283</b>
1284<p>
1285 
1286
1287100 years since core parts of my family history 
1288were burnt  forever.
1289
1290
1291<ul>
1292 
1293<li> List of things in the family tree that were
1294<A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=burn+1922">burnt in 1922</A>.
1295<p>
1296
1297
1298</ul>
1299  
1300    
1301
1302<pre>
1303  
1304</pre>
1305
1306
1307<center>
1308
1309<img border=1    style="max-width:40%;"     src="Icons/proi.2.a.jpg">
1310<BR>
1311The  Public Record Office, Dublin. <br>
1312Before it  was burnt  by   Irish "patriots"  in June 1922. 
1313<p>
1314<BR>
1315
1316
1317</center>
1318
1319
1320<PRE>
1321  
1322</PRE>
1323
1324
1325
1326
1327<b>
1328The origin of the name "gibbon" (the ape)
1329</b>
1330
1331
1332<ul>
1333<li><a href="Gibbon/index.html">Gibbon</a>
1334
1335<ul>
1336<li><a href="Gibbon/ape.html">Gibbon the ape</a>
1337</ul>
1338
1339</ul>
1340
1341<pre>
1342  
1343
1344</pre>
1345
1346
1347
1348<b>
1349Orby tree updates
1350</b>
1351
1352<ul>
1353
1354
1355<li><a href="Horseman/index.html">Horseman</a>
1356<ul>
1357<li><a href="Horseman/contents.html">Contents</a>
1358</ul>
1359<p>
1360
1361
1362<li><a href="Orby/index.html">Orby</a>
1363<ul>
1364<li><a href="Orby/contents.html">Contents</a>
1365</ul>
1366<p>
1367
1368
1369</ul>
1370
1371<PRE>
1372  
1373
1374</PRE>
1375
1376<center>
1377
1378<img border=1  style="max-width:50%;" src="Orby/Images/60.a.jpg">
1379<BR>
1380
1381 Marriage licence of Elizabeth Horseman and Peter Orby,
1382 4 March 1603. 
1383
1384<p>
1385<BR>
1386
1387
1388</center>
1389
1390
1391<PRE>
1392  
1393</PRE>
1394
1395
1396
1397
1398<b>
1399Talk on the   Queen's Irish ancestry,   Feb 2022
1400</b>
1401
1402<p>
1403
1404
1405I gave  a talk on the   Queen's Irish ancestry
1406on  17 Feb 2022.
1407
1408This was  part of the 
1409  <a href="https://niarchive.org/projectitems/jubilee-talks-programme/">Jubilee Talks</a>
1410organised by 
1411<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causeway_Coast_and_Glens">Causeway Coast and Glens</a> Borough Council,
1412Northern Ireland. 
1413
1414 To mark the Queen's <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platinum_Jubilee_of_Elizabeth_II">Platinum Jubilee</a> (70 years) in   2022.
1415 
1416<p> 
1417
1418
1419
1420<ul>
1421 <LI><a href="Ireland/index.html">Irish royal families</a>
1422
1423<ul>
1424 <LI><a href="Ireland/index.html#english">Descent of English Royals   from Irish Royals  </A>  (and   other   Irish families)
1425</ul>
1426<p>
1427
1428
1429<li><a class=structural  href="talk.queen.html"> The Queen's Irish ancestry</a>.
1430Talk, 17 Feb 2022.
1431
1432<p>
1433
1434
1435</ul>
1436<pre>
1437  
1438
1439</pre>
1440
1441 
1442<center>
1443
1444<iframe  style=" border: 1px solid black; padding:0; "  width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/h_9Bunm5qX4" title="YouTube video player"  allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
1445<br>
1446Video of the 1 hour talk.<br>
1447
1448There is an intro.<br>
1449
1450Then I start at
1451 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_9Bunm5qX4&t=01m47s">1:47</a>.<br>
1452
1453I finish, and Q and A starts, at
1454 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_9Bunm5qX4&t=01h04m13s">1:04:13</a>.
1455<p>
1456
1457<br> 
1458
1459
1460<div style='max-width:90%; border: 1px solid black;  padding:20;  text-align:left; margin: auto' >
1461
1462<b>We made an error in the Q and A: </b>
1463
1464<ul>
1465<li> The talk is fine, but in the Q and A at
1466 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_9Bunm5qX4&t=01h13m30s">1:13:30</a>
1467we went wrong.
1468
1469Seamus Farrell  (another speaker in the series) 
1470referred   to the marriage of the daughter of 
1471<A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_O%27Neill,_Earl_of_Tyrone#Family">Hugh  O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone</A>
1472with <a href="http://www.thepeerage.com/p25723.htm#i257226">Viscount Magennis</a>,
1473which  he thought  was   a Scottish name.
1474
1475And then he  considered whether <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_McGuinness">Martin McGuinness</a>
1476 was related to these, and had a Scottish name.
1477 
1478<li> It sounded right, so I went with it.
1479I  mused about other  nationalists with Scottish/planter names,  like
1480Gerry Adams, and talked a bit about fixating on male lines. 
1481
1482<li> But in fact,  it is not right.
1483<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magennis">Viscount Magennis is an Irish name</a>.
1484 The conclusion is  in fact    the opposite.
1485Rather than    Martin McGuinness having a Scottish name, 
1486unionist
1487<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Maginnis">Ken Maginnis</a>
1488 has   an old Irish name.
1489
1490 
1491
1492</ul>
1493
1494</div>
1495
1496
1497<pre>
1498  
1499</pre>
1500
1501
1502<img border=1   style="max-width:70%;"    src="Misc/queen.png">
1503<BR>
1504Flyer for the talks. <br>
1505
1506See  <a href="Misc/queen.png">full size</a>.
1507<p>
1508<BR>
1509
1510
1511</center>
1512
1513
1514</div>
1515   
1516
1517
1518
1519
1520
1521
1522  
1523
1524  
1525<div>
1526
1527
1528<H1> 2021 </H1>
1529
1530<PRE>
1531  
1532</PRE>
1533
1534<b>
1535My granduncle   had a secret family.
1536Discovered Oct 2021.  
1537</b>
1538<p>
1539
1540<ul>
1541<li><a href="Flanagan/michael.html">Michael Flanagan</a>
1542
1543<ul>
1544<li><a href="Flanagan/michael.html#secret">Michael Flanagan   had a secret family </a>
1545
1546</ul>
1547
1548</ul>
1549
1550<pre>
1551  
1552
1553</pre>
1554
1555
1556
1557<b>
1558Entire Humphrys   tree     now online.
1559</b>
1560
1561
1562<ul>
1563  <li> <a href="Humphrys/index.html"> 		  Humphrys  </a>  
1564<ul>
1565  <li> <a href="Humphrys/contents.html"> 		  Contents   </a>  
1566<li> <a href="Humphrys/david.ballyvarra.html">David Humphrys, of Glenstal and Ballyvarra</a> 
1567  <li> <a href="Humphrys/misc.other.html"> 		Miscellaneous  Humphrys (and variants)  of Ireland </a>  
1568</ul>
1569<p>
1570
1571  <li> <a href="Humphrys/index.html#doonane"> 		Humphrys  and Humphreys    of Doonane    </a>  
1572<ul>
1573  <li> <a href="Humphrys/doonane.html"> 		  Doonane    </a>  
1574  <li> <a href="Humphrys/william.doonane.html"> 	William Humphreys of Doonane     </a>  
1575  <li> <a href="Humphrys/patrick.doonane.html"> 	Patrick Humphreys of Doonane and Shower   </a>  
1576</ul>
1577</ul>
1578
1579<pre>
1580  
1581
1582</pre>
1583
1584
1585
1586<center>
1587
1588<img border=1   style="max-width:98%;"   src="Humphrys/Images/391.jpg">
1589<br>
1590
1591<img border=1   style="max-width:98%;"   src="Humphrys/Images/390.jpg">
1592<br>
1593
1594For fun, I tried to find 
1595<a href="Humphrys/misc.other.html#earliest">  how early the surname occurs</a>  in Ireland.  
1596<BR>
1597<!-- gweb.changing -->  The oldest I found is  Richard Humphrey,   listed at Swords, Co.Dublin,   in   <B>  1277</B>.
1598 <BR>
1599We have no idea if he is a relation, of course.
1600
1601<p><BR>
1602
1603</center>
1604
1605<PRE>
1606  
1607</PRE>
1608
1609
1610
1611<b>
1612
1613Box of loose   Gibbon papers (letters etc.) now entirely scanned. 
1614
1615</b>
1616<p>
1617
1618
1619<ul>
1620
1621 
1622
1623
1624<li> <a href="Gibbon/index.html">Gibbon </a>
1625<ul>
1626<li> <a href="Gibbon/contents.html">Contents</a>
1627<li> <a href="Gibbon/papers.html">Gibbon papers</a>
1628
1629</ul>
1630<p>
1631
1632<li> <a href="Herbert/index.html">Herbert </a>
1633<ul>
1634<li> <a href="Herbert/contents.html">Contents</a>
1635</ul>
1636<p>
1637
1638<li> <a href="Maltass/index.html">Maltass</a>
1639<ul>
1640<li> <a href="Maltass/contents.html">Contents</a>
1641</ul>
1642<p>
1643
1644<li> <a href="Hunter/index.html">Hunter</a>
1645<ul>
1646<li> <a href="Hunter/contents.html">Contents</a>
1647</ul>
1648<p>
1649
1650</ul>
1651
1652<pre>
1653  
1654
1655</pre>
1656
1657
1658<b>
1659Susan Maltass had a natural son in Paris in 1818. 
1660</b>
1661
1662<ul>
1663
1664<li><a href="Maltass/susan.html">Susan Maltass</a>
1665<li><a href="Maltass/montgomery.html">Auguste Henry Saladin Montgomery</a>
1666</ul>
1667
1668<pre>
1669  
1670
1671</pre>
1672
1673
1674<b>
1675Charlotte Kerr is daughter of William Dicey   not Cluer Dicey
1676</b>
1677
1678<ul>
1679<li> <a href="Dicey/charlotte.html#discussion">
1680Charlotte Kerr is daughter of William Dicey   not Cluer Dicey</a>
1681</ul>
1682
1683<pre>
1684  
1685
1686</pre>
1687
1688
1689
1690<b>
1691Updates of Kerr branch 
1692</b>
1693
1694<ul>
1695
1696<li> <a href="Dicey/index.html"> Dicey</a> of    Basingstoke and Northampton
1697<ul>
1698<li> <a href="Dicey/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1699</ul>
1700<p>
1701
1702<li> <a href="Cluer/index.html"> Cluer</a> of    Basingstoke  
1703<ul>
1704<li> <a href="Cluer/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1705</ul>
1706<p>
1707
1708
1709<li> <a href="Kerr/index.html"> Kerr</a>  
1710<ul>
1711<li> <a href="Kerr/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1712</ul>
1713<p>
1714
1715<li> <a href="Errington/index.html"> Errington</a>  
1716<ul>
1717<li> <a href="Errington/contents.html"> Contents</a>
1718</ul>
1719<p>
1720
1721</ul>
1722
1723<pre>
1724  
1725
1726</pre>
1727
1728
1729<b>
1730The oldest dated item in my family tree
1731</b>
1732<p>
1733The oldest   dated   item in my entire     family tree (excluding Blennerhassett)
1734is this 1701 Bill.
1735
1736
1737<ul>
1738<li><a href="ORahilly/contents.html">O'Rahilly</a>
1739<ul>
1740<li><a href="ORahilly/morgan.html">Morgan O'Rahilly</a>
1741<li>  <a href="ORahilly/1701.bill.html">The 1701 Exchequer Bill </a> 
1742 </ul>
1743
1744</ul>
1745<pre>
1746  
1747
1748</pre>
1749
1750
1751
1752<center>
1753
1754
1755<img border=1  style="max-width:80%;"  src="ORahilly/Images/360.jpg">
1756<p>
1757
1758<img border=1  style="max-width:80%;"  src="ORahilly/Images/362.jpg">
1759<BR>
1760
1761Summary of the   <a href="ORahilly/1701.bill.html">  1701 Exchequer Bill</a>.
1762<p><br>
1763
1764</center>
1765
1766
1767<pre>
1768  
1769</pre>
1770
1771
1772<b>
1773AI animations of old photos and portraits
1774</b>
1775<p>
1776
1777AI animations of old photos and portraits.  
1778
1779Made using
1780<a href="https://www.myheritage.com/deep-nostalgia">Deep Nostalgia</a>
1781at MyHeritage. 
1782
1783 
1784Uses AI technology from
1785<a href="https://www.d-id.com/">D-ID</a>.
1786<p><br>
1787
1788
1789
1790<ul>
1791  <LI>  <A HREF="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/search.php?q=ai+animation"> AI animations </a>
1792
1793</ul>
1794<pre>
1795  
1796</pre>
1797
1798<center>
1799
1800<video controls >  <source src="https://humphrysfamilytree.com/Cashel/Deep/blen.mp4" type="video/mp4"></video>
1801<br>
1802AI animation of     <a href="Cashel/blen.html"> Blennerhassett Cashel</a> (died 1915).
1803<br>
1804If only I could have asked him who his grandparents were. 
1805<P><br>
1806
1807</center>
1808
1809</div>
1810   
1811
1812
1813
1814
1815
1816
1817  
1818
1819  
1820<div>
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1836   O'Mara are from Clonmel 
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1841For  decades, we did not know  who the father of old
1842<a href="OMara/james.senior.html"> James O'Mara</a>
1843 was. <BR>
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1845In 2020 I proved his father was   <A HREF="OMara/peter.html">Peter O'Mara</A>  of Clonmel.
1846Before O'Mara came to Limerick, they were in Clonmel, not Toomevara.
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1848The father and the 3 sons lived in 4 different places:
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1856  <LI><A HREF="OMara/index.html">O'Mara</A> of Clonmel 
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1859  <LI><A HREF="OMara/peter.html">Peter O'Mara</A> of Clonmel 
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1862<li><a href="OMara/john.html">John O'Mara</a> of Liverpool
1863<li><a href="OMara/andrew.html">Andrew O'Mara</a> of Limerick and  then Canada
1864<li><a href="OMara/james.senior.html">James O'Mara</a>  of Limerick
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1868  <LI><A HREF="Casey/index.html">Casey</A> of Clonmel 
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1871  <LI><A HREF="Foley/index.html">Foley</A> of Limerick 
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1909<li><a href="ORahilly/the.orahilly.html">Michael Joseph O'Rahilly, "The O'Rahilly"</a>
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1911<li> Still exists:
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1914<li><a href="ORahilly/ventry.html">The O'Rahilly's house at Ventry, Co.Kerry</a> 
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1918<li> Demolished:
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1921<li><a href="ORahilly/philadelphia.html">"Slieve Luachra", Lansdowne, Philadelphia</a>  
1922<li><a href="ORahilly/herbert.park.html">40 Herbert Park, Dublin</a>  
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1975<B>My grand-aunt's Royal Descent is disproven, May 2020.  
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1984My grand-aunt
1985<A HREF="Humphrys/emmet.html">Eibhl&iacute;n   Sigerson Piatt</A>
1986has exotic   17th century American ancestry:
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1988 <li><A HREF="Humphrys/piatt.html">Piatt</a>
1989 <li><A HREF="Humphrys/manning.html">Manning</a>
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1994There have now been two attempts to get a Royal Descent from this.
1995Both are now disproven.
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2018<li> <a href="Davis/index.html"> Davis </a>
2019<li><A HREF="Hallandal/index.html">Hallandal</A>
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2022<li><a href="Day/index.html">Day</a> of Cambridge
2023<li><a href="Turner/index.html">Turner</a> of Cambridge
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2033Noltie line  families updates from DNA findings.
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2038<li> <a href="Noltie/index.html"> Noltie </a> of Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
2039<li> <A href="Stephen/index.html">Stephen</A> of   Aberdeenshire 
2040<li><A HREF="Imray/index.html">Imray</A> of  Midmar,  Aberdeenshire 
2041<li><A HREF="Johnston/index.html">Johnston</A> of  Echt,  Aberdeenshire 
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2044<li> <a href="Murray/index.html"> Murray </a> of Alford, Aberdeenshire 
2045<li><A HREF="Jeffrey/index.html">Jeffrey</A> of Alford, Aberdeenshire
2046<li><A HREF="Wilson/index.html">Wilson</A> of Alford, Aberdeenshire
2047<li><A HREF="Farquharson/index.html">Farquharson</A> of Tough, Aberdeenshire
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2050<li><A HREF="Smith/index.html">Smith</A> of   Aberdeenshire
2051<li><A HREF="Hopper/index.html">Hopper</A> of     Durham
2052<li><A HREF="Smirk/index.html">Smirk</A> of      Durham
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