Mac Nanany

Mac Nanany / Irish - Mheic Conanaonaigh - descended from a son of the hound or warrior of the Fair / A Sept - Family branch who had their territory in Co. Roscommon - Eastern Connacht / Leonard also used as a synonym.

Nangle / de Nogla / Originally de Angulos / Norman origins / Used in Connacht & Leinster by members of the family who did not change to Costelloe / The were Barons in Co. Meath - North East Leinster and were also in Co. Mayo - Mid Western Connacht / See also Costello.

Mac Nanny / Used as a variant for Mac Eneaney, which see, in Co. Roscommon - Eastern Connacht.

Nannery / Used as a variant for Mac Neary, which see, in Co. Longford - North West Leinster and in the north of Connacht.

Napper / Used as a variant for Napier - maker of tablecloths / French English origins / They were in Co. Meath - North East Leinster in the early 17^th Century.

Nary / See Neary.

Nash / de Nais / Anglo Norman origins and English locative / They came from“Atten Ashe” and were in Co. Limerick & Co. Kerry - Western Munster.

Nason / English Dutch origins / They came from Warwickshire and in the 17^th Century they were in Co. Cork - Southern Munster.

Natton / See Naghten.

Mac Naugher / See Mac Connor.

Mac Naught / Used in Co. Donegal - North West Ulster for Mac Knight , which see / Also used to an abbreviate Mac Naughton, which see.

O Naughton or O Naghten / Irish - Ui Neachtain / Laigin Celts of Leinster who migrated into Co. Roscommon & Co. Galway - Southern Connacht of the Ui Maine.

Mac Naughton / Scottish origins / See Naghten.

Mac Naulty or Mac Nolty / See Nalty.

Mac Navin / See Nevin.

O Nawn or Nahane / Irish - Ui Nathan / An Ecclesiastical Sept - Family branch who had their original territory in Co. Donegal - North West Ulster who are also in Co. Fermanagh - South West Ulster.

Naylor / English origins / They were in Co. Dublin - Mid Eastern Leinster in the early 17^th Century and were connected to Richard Boyle the 1^st English Earl of Cork / They were also in Co. Limerick - North West Munster & Co. Offaly - Western Leinster.

Mac Neagh or Nea or Nay / See Mac Nee.

Neagle / Used as a variant for Nagle, which see.

Mac Neale / Scottish origins / A Sept of the Clan Mac Neill / Neale is an English name used as a variant for Neill.

O Nealon / Used as a variant for Neylan, which see.

Mac Nealy / See Neely.

Mac Neany / See Mac Enaney.

Neaphsy / See Kneafsey.

O Neary / Irish - Ui Naraigh - narach - modest / A Sept - Family branch who had their territory in Northern Connacht.

Mac Neary / See Menarry.

Neazer / See Bovenizor.

Mac Nee / Irish - Mac Neidhe - Niadh - champion / Used as a variant for Mac Nay, Mac Nea or Mac Neagh, which see, in Connacht.

O Nee or Needham / Irish - Ui Niadh / They were in Co. Galway - Southern Connacht as Nee / Some used Needham in Co. Mayo - Mid Western Connacht / Also see Mac Nee.

O Nee or Needham / A Co - Arb Sept - Family branch who had their territory in Co. Limerick - North West Munster who changed to Neville.

Mac Nee / Gaelic - Mheic Niadh - champion / Scottish origins / A Sept of the Clan Mac Gregor.

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