Peerage Record – 54642

     Shane Ó O’Neill was the son of Shane Mac Brian O’Neill.¹ He died on 22 May 1618.¹
     He was ancestor of the O’Neills of Ballymoney.¹ He lived at Ballylisnelarney, Ireland.¹

     Juan de Mancididor held the office of Secretary of State to Archduke Albert.²

     Willem Olaf Hambro was born on 4 February 2015.¹ He is the son of Jonathan Christopher Hambro and Alexandria Proud.¹

     Alice O’Neill was the daughter of Art McBaron O’Neill.¹ She married Conn O’Neill, son of Niall mc Brian Fertag O’Neill and unknown daughter O’Neill.¹

     Conn O’Neill was the son of Niall mc Brian Fertag O’Neill and unknown daughter O’Neill.² He married Alice O’Neill, daughter of Art McBaron O’Neill.¹ He died in 1619.¹
     In 1605 he was imprisoned but escaped to Scotland.¹ He lived at Castlereagh, County Mayo, Ireland.¹

     Aedh ‘Buie’ O’Neill was the son of Conn O’Neill and Alice O’Neill.² He died between 1616 and 1619, without issue.¹

     Mary Jemima Selby-Lowndes married Very Rev. John Studholme Brownrigg, son of General John Studholme Brownrigg and Katharine Williams-Wynn, in 1870 at Westminster, London, England.¹
     From 1870, her married name became Brownrigg.¹

     Robert Walter Knapp Barrow was the son of Robert Knapp Barrow and Elizabeth Nicholas.¹ He married Aude Pearson in 1904 at Hendon, London, England.¹

     Henry Studholme Brownrigg was born in 1843 at London, England.¹ He was the son of General John Studholme Brownrigg and Katharine Williams-Wynn.¹ He died in 1924.¹
     He gained the rank of Lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade.¹

     Colonel Conn Óg O’Neill was the son of Conn O’Neill and Alice O’Neill.² He died on 13 June 1643, murdered while a prisoner by a Presbyterian minister after surrendering at Clones on promise of quarter.¹
     He gained the rank of Colonel in 1641 in the Irish Catholic Army, in the Uprising.¹