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MacGorman

MacGorman (Irish: Mac Gormáin), also known as McGorman, Gorman, or O'Gorman (Irish: Ó Gormáin), is an Irish Gaelic clan based most prominently in what is today County Clare. The paternal ancestors of the clan are of the Laigin and emerged in what is today County Waterford. As leaders of the Uí Bairrche, they competed with the Uí Cheinnselaig in the 5th…

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History

ErainnIrelandBCCathair MórPtolemy
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People with the surname Gorman

Amanda GormanAndy GormanArchie GormanArthur Pue GormanArthur Pue Gorman Jr.
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Irish Mac Gormáin family

KeatingSlievemargyCounty LaoisCarlowCounty Monaghan
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IrishMcGormanO'GormanIrishGaelic
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Cadet branches
Tubridy (possibly) McCarville (some)
Country
Leinster, Thomond & Airgíalla
Founder
Gormáín mac Eochaidh
Parent house
Laigin
Titles
King of Leinster · King of Uí Bairrche · Standard Bearer of Thomond · Lord of Uí Bhreacáin · Lord of Tullycreen

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MacGorman

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Triples139
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006849
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MacGorman

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related to Irish Mac Gormáin family · 74
MacGorman → According, Allan O'Gorman, Allan O'Gorman's, Anglicised, Brendan Vincent Justin O'Gorman, British Columbia, Canada, Carlow, Census, Clare, Clare Cultural Centre, Corofin, County Armagh, County Clare, County Laois, County Limerick, County Monaghan, Daire Seanleath, Donogh, Dublin Castle
related to Descent from Cathair Mór, High King · 36
MacGorman → According, AD, Baile Chuinn Chétchathaig, BC, Brigantes, Britain, Cathair Mór, Celts, Conn, County Kildare, Dairé, Dairé Barrach, Dáire, Dún Ailinne, Erainn, Europe, Eóganachta, From, Gaelic, High King
related to Related surnames · 14
MacGorman → English, Garman, Garment, Garmons, Gehrmann, German, Gore, Gorer, Gorman, Görmann, Irish, McGorman, O'Gorman, Surnames
Titles · 5
MacGorman → King of Leinster, King of Uí Bairrche, Lord of Tullycreen, Lord of Uí Bhreacáin, Standard Bearer of Thomond
Cadet branches · 1
MacGorman → Tubridy (possibly) McCarville (some)
Country · 1
MacGorman → Leinster, Thomond & Airgíalla
Founder · 1
MacGorman → Gormáín mac Eochaidh
Parent house · 1
MacGorman → Laigin
instance of · 1
MacGorman → The family is listed as one of the septs of Thomond in 1317.Today the members of the family bear Anglicised names

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mac ireland gorman gormáin family uí o'gorman thomond king county bairrche irish lands also gaelic american briain clare leinster name

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MacGormanCadet branchesTubridy (possibly) McCarville (some)1.00infobox
MacGormanCountryLeinster, Thomond & Airgíalla1.00infobox
MacGormanFounderGormáín mac Eochaidh1.00infobox
MacGormanParent houseLaigin1.00infobox
MacGormanTitlesKing of Leinster1.00infobox
MacGormanTitlesKing of Uí Bairrche1.00infobox
MacGormanTitlesStandard Bearer of Thomond1.00infobox
MacGormanTitlesLord of Uí Bhreacáin1.00infobox
MacGormanTitlesLord of Tullycreen1.00infobox
Gormaninstance ofThe family is listed as one of the septs of Thomond in 1317.Today the members of the family bear Anglicised names0.80text
MacGormaninstance ofThe family is listed as one of the septs of Thomond in 1317.Today the members of the family bear Anglicised names0.80text
McGormaninstance ofThe family is listed as one of the septs of Thomond in 1317.Today the members of the family bear Anglicised names0.80text

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