O'Keane households mapped in 1911

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For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.

Kean	fairly rare: Down & scattered. See Keane.
Keane	Very numerous: all areas, especially Munster. Ir. Ó Catháin, Ó Céin. The former is general in Munster; the latter relates to Waterford. Evidently distinct from the Ulster group, although Woulfe refers to a branch of the Derry sept in Clare. SI & SGG.
Keen	rare: Down. Possibly English, also a variant of Keane, q.v. DOS.
Ó Catháin	Quite numerous: scattered. Ir.Lang. See Kane, Keane.
Ó Catháin	Kane, Keane: an-líonmhar ar fud na tíre. (1) Clann de Chinéal Eoghain (Doire), (2) Clann d'Uí Fiachrach (Gaillimh). Ach, sa Mhumhain, ní mór aire d'Ó Céin, q.v. IF.
O'Keane	rare: scattered. Ir. Ó Catháin. Also as Ó Céin (a different name) in Waterford. See also Keane and Kane.

DEDs where O'Keane and a second surname are found together

This list shows total 1901 O'Keane households by county.
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O'Keane heads of household in the 1911 census