Obit: Funeral Entry: Dermott Rogh Mcc Rory mcc doonoge mcc 
Murtt oge O'Neaghten, 1637

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FUNERAL ENTRY: DERMOTT ROGH MCC RORY MCC DOONOGE MCC MURTT 
OGE O'NEAGHTEN, 1637

Dermott Rogh Mcc Rory duff mcc doonoge mcc Murtt oge 
O'Neaghten of Lishlea in the County of Roscommon deceased, 
the afforesaid Dermott married to Unna Daughter to Connor me 
Hugh Boy OKelly of .... in the Sd County deceased by whom he 
had issue Murtt oge ONeaghten Eldest Sonn and Heir of the 
Decensed Dermott. Married to Catt Bryne daughter of Donnell 
0 Bryne of the County of Westmeath, Dermott oge 0 Neaghten 
2d Sonn of the Sd Dermott married to Elizabeth Phillips 
Daughter to Robt. Phillips of the County of Roscomon Connor 
ONeaghten 3d. Son of the Sd. Dermott unmarried  Honnora ny 
Naughten daughtr of the said Dermott married to Donnell O 
Neaghten of Carrowkerry in the Sd County Gent. Uuna ny 
Neaghten 2d daughter of the Said Dermott married to Peter 
Noble of Carowmoragh in the said County. The Sd mentiond 
Dermott took to his 2d Wife one Granny Nick Eldanan by whome 
he had Issue (Viz) Donn oge Duffe O Neaghton married to 
Margaret Phillipe daughter to Robt Phillipe predict. Rory 
duff O Neaghten yet unmarried. Cattelin ny Neaghten drughter 
of the said Dermott married to William Hawes in the Said 
County of Roscommon the afforesaid mentioned Dermott 
departed this Mortall Life about the Tenth of Januy in the 
Year 1637 and his Estate was noe more worth & being Vallued 
as the uttermost then one Hundred Pounds at the time of his 
decease, and after his decease his Body & Carcass was buryed 
in the Parris-Church of Church Yard of Killtoonie this is 
the true description of the Wives Children and Estate that 
he the Sd Dermott deceased left at the time of his Death 
testified by me the Sd. Murtt oge Eldest Son of the Said 
Dermott the 8th of July 1640.
                                     MUR: NAUGHTEN.




(mcc used instead of modern Mc)

Source: Charles T. Lamacraft, Association for the
Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland, 1910