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Guaire, Brother Of Siolan Who Is No. 98 On The MacMorough Pedigree, Was The Ancestor Of O Meala; Anglicised Mealla, O Mealla, And Mill.
98. Guaire; Son Of Eoghan ( Or Owen )
99. Maolodhar; His Son.
100. Foranan: His Son.
101. Maolfothach; His Son.
102. Cumeala ( Mil, Gen. Meala; Irish, Honey; Gr. Mel-I; Lat. Mel ) His Son; A Quo O Meala.
103. Cu Geilt ( Geilt; Irish, A Person Who Inhabits Woods ); His Son; A Quo O Caillte; Anglicised Kielty, Quilty, Galt, Wood, And Woods.
* Geilt; Thius Word, According To O Briens Dictionary, Originally Meant ( A Wild Man Or Woman, One That Inhabits Woods Or Deserts) Coill And Coillte; Irish, Woods. Welsh Guylht ( A Wild Man And Gelhtydh Wood ) Compare Both Irish Words Geilt And Coillte, And The Latin Celtae, And The Hebrew Work Celat, ( Refuge ); Fir Tge Caltae Frequented The Woods And Groves, Either For Their Places Of Refuge And Residence, Or To Perform Their Religious Rites And Other Ceremonies.
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