The Kielty Clan is an important part of the Dalcassian Clan, and a significant part of the Kielty experience.

To understand more about the relationship between our family name and the Kings of Munster please go to the Dalcassian Clan web site. The Dalcassian race has many great families, our relationship with the O Brien Family is key to understanding our history. Also our relationship with the O Dea Clan and the Quinn Clan should be explored to fully understand our heritage.

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The Name Kielty Had Its Early History In Munster, Primarily In County Clare. The Kielty Name Is Closely Associated With And Related To The Family Names Of Quinn, O`Dea, And O`Brien

           Quin

Earls Of Dunraven,

AEneas ( Or Aongus ) Ceannathrach, A Younger Brother Of Blad Who Is No. 92 On The O Brien (Kings Of Thomond ) Pedigree, Was The Ancestor Of O Cuinn Or Muinitir Cuinn, Of Munster; Anglicised O Quin, Quin And Quain,

92. AEneas Cennathrach, A Younger Son Of Cas, A Quo Dal Cais, Or Dalcassian.

93. Rethach: His Son.

94. Seanach; His Son.

95. Diomma; His Son.

96. Dunsleibhe; His Son.

97. Cuallta (Cuallta; Irish, A Wolf); A Quo O Cualltaigh, Anglicised Kielty,Quilty,And Wolf.

98. Fermac (Fear; Irish, A Man; Mac, Bright, Pure, Clear,) His Son; A Quo Cineal Fearmaic, Of Thomond

99. Fercinn ( Cionn; Irish, Head, Cause, Account, )His Son; A Quo O Fercinn, By Some Anglicised Perkin And Perkins.

100. Flann; His Son.

101. Flancha; His Son.

102. Dubhsalach; His Son.

103. Donn; His Son.

104. Donal; His Son.

105. Deadha ( Deadhachd; Irish, Godliness) His Son; A Quo; O`Deadhaichd, Anglicised O Day, O Dea, Day, Dee, And Deedy.

106. Conn Mor ( Conn; Irish; Wisdom ); His Eldest Son; A Quo O Cuinn Or Muintir Cuinn. Had A Younger Son From Whom Descended The O Dea ( Of Thomond ) Family; And Another Younger Brother Flaithertach, Who Was The Ancestor Of Roughan.

107. Niall; Sone Of Conn Mor; Had A Younger Brother Named Donal. ( See The Linea Antiqua, ) This Naill Was Slain A.D. 1014, At The Battle Of Clontarf, Fighting On The Side Of The Irish Monarch Brian Boroimhe ( Boru ) Against The Danes.

108. Feadleachair; Son Of Niall. In This Generation The Sirname Was First Assumed In This Family.

109. Corc; His Son.

110 Murrogh; His Son.

111. Donogh; His Son.

112 Goilia Sionan; His Son.

113 Donogh; His Son.

114 Donal; His Son.

115. Tomhas; His Son.

116. Donal; His Son.

117 Donal; His Son.

118. Connor Q Quin; His Son; Who Lived In The Second Quarter Of The 14th Century.

For Informations On Dalcassian Families, With Coats of Arms and Pedigrees                       http://www.dalcassiansept.com/pedigrees/dalcassian.htm

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