I complain about the genealogies a lot (so complicated!) but I love delving into the MSS when I can. Reminded of the beauty of the Great Book of Lecan. I do love the scribe’s hand.pic.twitter.com/LwUlN31cRl
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Linking them to the Deisi family with a Fortchern. But Fortchern isn't entirely rare. It is interesting that this list of Deisi bishops cannot be found in TCD MS 1298 (that I can find, it is not located along with any of the Deisi genealogies but perhaps it is elsewhere).
I wish I had access to O Riain's Corpus genealogiarum sanctorum Hibernaie right now, because he apparently located some of these bishops and religious folk to a few areas in Kildare and one in Waterford. But alas, it is not online anywhere.
But I think this highlights a lot of problems with approaching the Irish genealogies, that it is very difficult to cross ref all entries (and genealogies are frequently repeated and contradicted within one manuscript).
But identifying placenames with ones mentioned in the genealogies can be very useful but for people approaching it after the fact, it is frustrating to not have access to everything right now or to know the rationale.
Oh also there is another Fortchern in the Ui Brigte genealogies, but this one is the son of Fiarlathi/Iarlathi.
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