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Vol. 13 No. 2 (2011)THE IRISH GENEALOGISTAPPENDIX 1: Genealogy of Síol Fhlannchadha 11 Truncated version of the Mac Fhlannchadha pedigree compiled by R.W Twigge in his unfinished c.1915 collection donated to the British Museum by his widow, FrancesSusan Twigge in c.1915. Known as Materials for a History of Clann-Cuilein, Twigge’s collection consisting of six volumes, is lodged in the British Library, along withgenealogical rolls of the Gaelic families of Co. Clare. On the Mac Fhlannchadha pedigree therein see R.W. Twigge, Materials for a History of Clann Cuilein, Add MSS39270 [Vol. XII. Larger pedigrees], EE. Twigge Collection, British Library.120
THE IRISH GENEALOGIST Vol. 13 No. 2 (2011)APPENDIX 2: Reconstruction of Síol Fhlannchadha Genealogy of Urlan & Castlekeale fromchancery pleadings 1APPENDIX 3: Síol Fhlannchadha of Urlan & Castlekeale & of France 2‘Les 3 premiers degrés de cette généalogie sont’etablis d’apres une note dreaseé au 18c. siecle par JohnClanchy – pour les autres degrésd’apres l’etat civil de Nantes et mes archive personnelle’. 31Calendar of the State Papers Relating to Ireland, of the Reign of James I, 1603-1606, p. 459; Chancery Bills:Survivals from pre-1922 collection, J [undated chancery bills] No.55; and Chancery Bills: Survivals from pre-1922 collection, K [undated chancery bills] No.11.This is a proposed reconstruction of family relationshipsbased on internal evidence in the chancery pleadings.2 R.W. Twigge, Materials for a History of Clann Cuilein, Add MSS 39266, pp. 49-50, Twigge Collection, BritishLibrary. Also see The Irish Sword, Vol.V, No.21 Winter 1962, p. 267.3This reads: ‘The first three degrees of this genealogy were established using a note written in the 18th century byJohn Clanchy - for the other degrees, [they are] based from the civil state of Nantes and from personal records’.121
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