Descended from a fifth son of William Handcock of county Westmeath who was granted estates in Connacht under the Acts of Restoration and was ancestor of the Lords Castlemaine. Estates:

Handcock (Baron Castlemaine)

Estates:

Handcock (Aughrim)

Reverend William Handcock married Sarah Coddington in 1821 and they had two sons, William Bryanton Handcock (1822-1874) and Robert Ball Handcock (1823-1894). see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coddingtons/15887.htm Estates:

Handcock (Aughrim)

Handy

The Handys of Brackagh Castle and Coolalough, parish of Ardnurcher, Moycashel, Co Westmeath, intermarried with the Ormes of Co mayo and with the Flemings of Co Sligo. They were strong supporters of the Methodist movement in the mid 18th century. Estates:

Hankey

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Hanley (Borrisoleigh)

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Hanley (Borrisoleigh)

Hanly/Hanley

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Hanly/Hanley

Hannigan

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Hanning

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Hanning

Harden

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Hardiman

James Hardiman, historian and author. Estates:

Harding

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Harding

Harding (Co Cork)

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Harding (Firville)

Harding (Co Limerick)

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Harding (Co Limerick)

Harding (Tullamaine Castle)

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Hardy (Dartfield)

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Hare (Deerpark)

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Hare (Deerpark)

Hare (Listowel) (Earls of Listowel)

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Hargrave

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Hargrave

Harkan/Horkan

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Harkness

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Harkness

Harloe

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Harlow/Harloe

Harnett (Macroom)

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Harold-Barry

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Harpur

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Harpur

Harris

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Harris (Roscommon)

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Harris (Roscommon)

Harrison (Castle Harrison)

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Harrison (Castle Harrison)

Harrison (Cloghjordan)

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Harrison (Cloghjordan)

Harrison (Co Galway)

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Harrison (Co Galway)

Harrison (Greybrook)

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Harrison (Greybrook)

Harrison (Kinsale)

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Harrison (Kinsale)

Harte (Coolrus)

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Harte (Magunihy)

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Harter

The owner of a dry-salting and hardware firm in Manchester. Estates:

Hartford

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Hartigan

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Hartigan

Hartigan (Limerick)

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Hartigan (Limerick)

Hartnett

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Hartnett (Castleisland)

Hartnett/Harnett (Abbeyfeale)

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Hartopp

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Hartstonge (Baronet)

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Hassard

Parkmore, Ballymena, county Antrim and Allan Rock, Dungannon, county Tyrone. Estates:

Hassard (Waterford)

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Hassard (Waterford)

Hassett (Forest)

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Hassett (Forest)

Hastings

A Westport family. Estates:

Higgins (Westport)

Hastings (Huntingdon, Earl of)

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Hastings (Huntingdon, Earl of)

Haugh

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Haugh

Hawkes

Hawkes (Brierfield)

A branch of the county Cork family of Hawkes. Estates:

Hawkes (Cork)

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Hawkes (Cork)

Hawkshaw/Hawkeshaw

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Hawkshaw/Hawkeshaw

Hayes (Cork)

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Hayes (Cork)

Hayes (Crosshaven)

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Hayes (Crosshaven)

Hayes (Vernon Mount)

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Hayman

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Head

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Headech

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Healy (Manusmore)

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Heard (Cos Cork, Tipperary & Kerry)

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Heard (Cos Cork, Tipperary & Kerry)

Hearn/Hearn Kirkaldy

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Hearn/Hearne

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Hearne (County Waterford)

Heather

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Wall (Errislannan)

Heffernan

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Heffernan (Mallow)

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Heffernan (Mallow)

Hely

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Hely

Hely Hutchinson (Earl of Donoughmore)

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Hely/Healy (Co Tipperary)

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Hely/Healy (Co Tipperary)

Hemphill

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Hemphill

Hemsworth

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Henchy (Moynoe)

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Hendley

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Hendley

Henn (Paradise)

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Hennessy (Ballindeasig)

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Hennessy (Ballymacmoy)

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Hennessy (Ballymacmoy)

Hennis

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Hennis

Henry (Kylemore)

Originally an Ulster family who made a fortune as merchants in Manchester. Estates:

Henry (Tipperary & Limerick)

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Henry (Toghermore)

A branch of the Henry family of Lodge Park, county Kildare. Estates:

Herbert (Cahernane)

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Herbert (Kilnamanagh)

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Herbert (Kilnamanagh)

Herbert (Muckross)

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Herne

Herne & Stark

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Herne & Starke

Herrane/Herranc

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Herrane/Herranc

Herrick

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Herrick

Hewitson & Eden

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Hewitt (County Cork)

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Hewitt (County Cork)

Hewson (Castle Hewson)

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Hewson (Castle Hewson)

Hewson (Clanmaurice)

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Hewson (Clanmaurice & Iraghticonnor)

Hewson (Drumahaire)

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Hewson (Drumahaire)

Hewson (Trughanacmy)

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Hibbert

The Reade estate at Woodpark, barony of Leitrim, county Galway/Clare, became a Hibbert estate in 1887. Estates:

Hickie

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Hickman (Athenry)

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Hickman (Ballykett)

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Hickman (Barntick)

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Hickman (Fenloe)

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Hickman (Kilmore)

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Hickman (Newpark)

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Hicks (Schull)

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Hicks

Hickson

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Hickson (Corkaguiny)

Hickson (West Carbery)

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Hickson (West Carbery)

Higgins (Carrowpadden)

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Higgins (Carrowpadden)

Higgins (Clonbur)

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Higgins (Seamount)

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Higgins (Seamount)

Higgins (Westport)

A family connected with Westport from the late 17th century, represented in the early 19th century by Captain FitzGerald Higgins who married Mary Ouseley. They had at least 2 sons. In London in July 1842 the eldest son, Charles FitzGerald Higgins, eloped with an heiress Amelia Jodrell. Another son George Gore Ouseley Higgins represented county Mayo in Parliament, where he was an advocate of tenant right and religious liberty. Estates:

Hill (Graig)

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Hill (Mountpleasant)

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Hillas

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Hillas

Hilliard

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Hilliard

Hinde

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Hinde

Hinds/Hindes

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Hinds / Hindes

Hingston (Aglish)

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Hingston (Aglish)

Hoare (Annabelle) (Baronet)

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Hoare (Factory Hill)

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Hoare (Factory Hill)

Hobart-Hampden (Earl of Buckinghamshire)

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Hobson (Cos Cork & Wexford)

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Hobson (Cos Cork & Wexford)

Hodder (Hoddersfield)

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Hodder (Hoddersfield)

Hodges (Old Abbey & Burrane)

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Hodgson

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Hodson

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Hogg

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Hogg

Holland

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Holland

Hollow Sword Blades Company

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Holmes

Clogher Estates:

Holmes

Holmes (Baron Heytesbury)

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Holmes (Achill Island)

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Holmes (Ballyhoura)

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Holmes (East Carbery)

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Holmes (East Carbery)

Holmes (Nenagh)

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Holmes (Rockwood)

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Holroyd Smyth

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Smyth (Ballynatray)

Homan

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Homan

Honan (Cork)

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Honan (Limerick)

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Hone (Galway)

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Hone

Hone (Tipperary)

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Honner

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Honner

Hood

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Hood

Hopkinson

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Hopkinson

Hopper

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Kirkwood (Bartragh Island)

Horgan (Co Cork)

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Horgan (Co Cork)

Horgan (Iraghticonnor)

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Horgan (Iraghticonnor)

Horkan

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Horkan/Harkan

Hornibrook

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Horsman

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Hosie

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Hosie

Houston

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Houstoun

Matilda Charlotte Houstoun, wife of Captain William Houstoun, was author of ''Twenty years in the Wild West: or life in Connaught'', published in 1879. There is a memorial to the Captain in Aasleagh Church, Leenane,county Galway. Estates:

Howard

Estates:

Howard

Howe

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Howe

Howley

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Howley (Richhill)

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Hoy

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Hoy/Hoey

Hudson (Glenville)

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Hughes

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Hughes

Hughes (Clonmel)

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Hughes (Clonmel)

Hughes (Co Roscommon)

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Hull

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Hull

Hulse (Baronet)

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Humble

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Humble/Nugent Humble

Humphreys (Broomfield)

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Humphreys (Broomfield)

Hungerford (Goleen)

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Hungerford (Goleen)

Hungerford (Island)

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Hunt

The Hunts were a Warwickshire family who came to Ireland as Cromwellian soldiers. By the early 18th century they had estates in counties Dublin and Meath and in county Roscommon by the mid 18th century. John Hunt of Dublin (1752-1844) had 7 sons, including the Reverend John Hunt who owned land in county Roscommon, Edmund L. Hunt who held land in county Galway and James Hunt who founded the Hunt family of Danesfort, county Cork. Estates:

Hunt (Kilshannig)

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Hunt (Limerick)

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Hunter

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Crofton (Croftonpark)

Hunter & McKay

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Hunter & McKay

Hurley

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Hurley/Hurly

Hussey (Corkaguiny)

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Hussey (Mounthussey)

Early in the 18th century Thomas Hussey from county Kildare moved to county Roscommon following his marriage to one of the heiresses of John Moore. Estates:

Hutchins