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| de Stonndún | Staunton: líonmhar: Maigh Eo-Gaillimh, Lár na Tíre. Angla-Normannaigh a tháinig go luath san Ionradh agus a lean na Búrcaigh go Connacht. Deineadh clann Ghaelach díobh i gCeara, Maigh Eo, áit ina dtugadh Mac an Mhíleadha orthu .i. óna bhfear sinsir, Milo de Stanton. Tá Stanton níos líonmhaire i Sasana anois. Ó log-ainm an-choitinn a chiallaíonn "baile clochach". Litriú nua: Standún. |
| Sdonndún | féach Standún. |
| Standún | rare: Galway. Ir.Lang. See Staunton. |
| Stanton | Quite numerous: Cork City etc. More usual as Staunton, q.v. |
| Staunton | numerous: all areas, mainly Mayo-Galway, Midlands. Ir. de Stonndún (modern Standún). Anglo-Normans who settled in Mayo after the Invasion. Some assumed the patronymic Mac an Mhíleadha (son of the warrior), so they also appear under Mac Evilly. SI. |
| Stundon | Very rare: Limerick. Variant of Staunton, q.v. |
Parishes where a Stannton and a second surname married each other.
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