Mackey


Mackey households in mid-nineteenth century Ireland


Household numbers by county in Griffith's (1847-64), as on the map

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Surname Dictionary

Kee fairly numerous: W Ulster. Ir. Mac Aoidh, from first name Aodh (fire). One of many synonyms. See Mac Kee. MIF.
MacAodha rare: scattered. Ir. Lang. See Hayes & Hughes.
Mackey numerous: all areas, especially Ulster, South East, Tipperary-Limerick. Ir. Ó Macdha (manly), a sept of Tipperary. In Ulster, it usually stands for Mac Aoidh, i.e. Mac Kee and Mac Kay, q.v. MIF.
Mackie Quite numerous: Down-Armagh etc. Ir. Mac Aoidh. See Mac Kee.
Ó Macdha Mackey: líon beag: Luimneach-Tiobraid Árann-Corcaigh. Ainmníodh Baile Uí Mhacdha in Urmhumhain uathu. Brí: fearúil - feiliúnach don iománaí iomráiteach úd, Mick Mackey, gaiscíoch na Luimníoch, caoga blian ó shoin.

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