McManus Stories
People named in the McManus heraldry research
Linked pedigree profiles and candidates for further biographical research from the heraldry archive.
This directory connects people named in Philip McManus’s heraldry essay. The profiles record what the source says. A mention is a research lead, not proof of identity or kinship.
Existing biographies and contributors
- Rose MacSweeny and the claimed genealogy.
- Bishop Robert J. McManus.
- Philip E. McManus, article author.
- Deacon Paul J. Sullivan, arms designer and contributor.
- Sir James Terry: Book of Arms research.
Claimed pedigree: linked research profiles
Numbers identify entries, not verified generations. Repeated names have separate profiles.
| Entry | People named |
|---|---|
| 1 | Daniel MacMagnus · Manus O’Connor · Elizabeth · Hugh Duff MacMahon |
| 2 | Donnchadh MacManus · Joan · Sean O’Cahan |
| 3 | Maelsechlainn MacManus · Bridget · Manus MacDonnell |
| 4 | Hugh MacManus · Sara · John Hamilton |
| 5 | Manus MacManus · Honor · Brian O’Hea |
| 6 | Dermot MacManus · Margaret · John Fleming |
| 7 | Rory MacManus · Mary · Fergus O’Ferrall |
| 8 | Eoghan McManus · Anna · Eamonn O’Costello |
| 9 | Rory MacManus · Honor · John Dillon |
| 10 | Bernard MacManus · Sara · Counos O’Neill |
| 11 | Alexander McManus · Margaret · Hugh Maguire |
| 12 | John MacManus · Anna · Philip O’Reilly |
| 13 | Philip MacManus · Joan · Hugh MacManus |
| 14 | Charles MacManus · Mary · John Maguire |
| 15 | Rosa · Charles McManus |
| 16 | Rose (Rosa) MacSweeny; other named relatives and court figures appear in the research queue below. |
Potential people pages: further research
These names are retained as candidates. Profiles can be added as each identity and its context are reviewed; unlinked names do not yet have a dedicated profile here.
| Article section | Names to investigate | Research context |
|---|---|---|
| Coat of Arms One | Morgan Broman; Sir James Terry (James Tyrry); James III | Research assistance, compiler and royal recipient. |
| Coat of Arms Two | William Hawkins; Marquis de Ruvigny; Marianne Macmanus Maguire; Charles Macmanus of Lough Earne; Mary Maguire of Crohan; James Egan of Kilbaran; Eustace; O’Caroll | Herald, cited author and the separate 1752 declaration; do not merge this Charles and Mary with the pedigree without evidence. |
| Coat of Arms Two, court and relatives | Colonel John MacSweeny; Sebastian de Helizes; Emmanuella; Francisco Rubalcava; Queen Elizabeth Farnese; Philippe V; “King Ludovici”; “King Christian Gallarium”; Tulrogh O’Connor | Named relatives and historical figures. Translated royal names require clarification. “Sycopen” is an unclear attribution in the text, not yet an identified person. |
| Coat of Arms Three, heraldic record | William Betham; Alexander MacManus of Mount Davis (1810 applicant); Ed Theobd; Rd O’Flaherty; Arthur Edmond deWarrenne Waller | Identify abbreviated names; do not assume that the 1810 applicant is either Alexander in the following extract. |
| Coat of Arms Three, will extract | Bryan MacManus (will proved 1705); John McManus (will proved 1736); Hercules McManus; Mary Dobbin; Major John Dobbin; William Dobbin; Bryan McManus (will proved 1727); Bryan McManus of Mount Davis (will proved 1777); Alice Stollard | Keep the three Bryans separate. Some transcribed will dates are internally inconsistent and require original-record checks. |
| Coat of Arms Three, further names | Alexander McManus (Hester O’Niell’s husband); Hester O’Niell; Rev. Mark O’Neill; Alexander McManus (Helen Jones’s husband); Helen Jones; Honora McManus; Oliver O’Hara; Helena McManus; David Babbington; Daniel McManus (1727); Elizabeth McManus | The source’s indentation needs checking before deriving additional family relationships. |
| Coat of Arms Four | Rev. F. A. Baillie; Margaret McManus (gravestone, died 28 February 1862 aged 67) | Book author and memorial subject; no spouse or family branch established for Margaret. |
| Coat of Arms Five | Benedict J. Fenwick; Helen (King) McManus; Edward McManus | Bishop and parents named in the arms description. Historical details in the copied text require checking. Religious figures mentioned symbolically (Saint Peter, Saint Paul, the Virgin Mary and Christ) are not treated as pedigree relatives. |