Patrick Hamrick

GEDCOM Note

<p>Patrick Hamrick Sr passed his property in Manassas, Virginia to his son Patrick Hamrick Jr. The custom was to name your son after your father. Patrick Sr's father should therefore be also Patrick. No records have been found yet.</p><p>Roger O'Dea said that he and Patrick were first cousins so Patrick's mother should be an O'Dea.</p><p>Calandar of Papal Registers 1496-1500. "Maurice O'Hamnerhac to have the Vicarage of Kilthomas " (Vatican 2/21/1491).</p><p>"Royal Visitation of Clomfert and Kilmacduagh". 1615 document on 2 S Galway Bishopricks. Kilm acduagh was on the County Clare border adjoining the Dysart O Dea bishopric: "The Vicarage of Kiltartan apertaning to the Hanmeregs consisting of one quarter valued at one pound." Kilma cduagh 8/6/1615. 568-570 Ainmhire was a King in Ireland and in 571-598 Aodh II MacAinmhire was a King.</p><p>Tymaneen Manor Court: Roger O Dea mentioned in 1674.Tymaneen was avillage in the Parish of Killuran less than 20 m S of the Hanmereg area. In1826 & 1855 there were 3 O Dea families living in the area.</p><p>The Irish form of the name MacAnnraic or Clan Annrag derives from a Norse personal name cognate with Henry, MacHendrick's are believed to be descended from Henry MacMurrough.</p><p>Ancient ancestry shows "Rollo", Robert Ragnvald son of Norway in 903 fought Charles "the Simple" King of France and won Normandy and theKings daughter to become the first Duke of Normandy. Later his 5thG-Grand son William the Conqueror won England in 1066. Rollo's father was Ragnvald Eyestein and grandfather Jarl "the Noisey". Hamrick's whose name was Amore at the time fought along with Rollo and his descendants.Their name was D'Amore in France and some went to Clare County, Ireland before 1200 and were recorded in Bunratty Castle. Amory bought the castle in 1615 and their portrats still hang in the castle. English Hamricks served in 3 King's courts and are recorded in the Book of Life.</p><p>October 2005 a DNA sample of a living Bertie Hanberry (O'hAinmhire) in Galway, Ireland closely matched the DNA of Ham(b)rick's living in the United States. The Hanberry family is a very small family</p><p>and so far has been traced to a Thomas Hanberry abt 1800 Roscommon, Ireland.</p><p> </p><p>Patrick Hamrick Sr passed his property in Manassas, Virginia to his son Patrick Hamrick Jr. The custom was to name your son after your father. Patrick Sr's father should therefore be also Patrick. No records have been found yet.</p><p>Roger O'Dea said that he and Patrick were first cousins so Patrick's mother should be an O'Dea.</p><p>Calandar ofPapal Registers 1496-1500. "Maurice O'Hamnerhac to have the Vicarage of Kilthomas " (Vatican 2/21/1491).</p><p>"Royal Visitation of Clomfert and Kilmacduagh". 1615 document on 2 S Galway Bishopricks. Kilm acduagh was on the County Clare border adjoining the Dysart O Dea bishopric: "The Vicarage of Kiltartan apertaning to the Hanmeregs consisting of one quarter valued at one pound." Kilma cduagh 8/6/1615. 568-570 Ainmhire was a King in Ireland and in 571-598 Aodh II MacAinmhire was a King.</p><p>Tymaneen Manor Court: Roger O Dea mentioned in 1674.Tymaneen was avillage in the Parish of Killuran less than 20 m S of the Hanmereg area. In 1826 & 1855 there were 3 O Dea families living in the area.</p><p>The Irish form of the name MacAnnraic or Clan Annrag derives from a Norse personal name cognate with Henry, MacHendrick's are believed to be descended from Henry MacMurrough.</p><p>Ancient ancestry shows "Rollo", Robert Ragnvaldsson of Norway in 903 fought Charles "the Simple" King of France and won Normandy and theKings daughter to become the first Duke of Normandy. Later his 5thG-Grand son William the Conqueror won England in 1066. Rollo's father was Ragnvald Eyestein and grandfather Jarl "the Noisey". Hamrick's whose name was Amore at the time fought along with Rollo and his descendants.Their name was D'Amore in France and some went to Clare County, Ireland before 1200 andwere recorded in Bunratty Castle. Amory bought the castle in 1615 and their portrats still hang in the castle. English Hamricks served in 3 King's courts and are recorded in the Book of Life.</p><p>October 2005 a DNA sample of a living O'hAinmhire in Galway, Ireland closely matched the DNA of</p>Ham(b)rick's living in the United States. More research is being done.

GEDCOM Note

GEDCOM Source

15 FEB 2019 01:14:27 GMT -0500 J R McKinney McKinney Web Site <p>MyHeritage family tree</p><p>Family site: McKinney Web Site</p>Family tree: 305303-8 Discovery 305303-8

GEDCOM Source

Patrick Hamrick, elder 3 15 FEB 2019 Added via a Person Discovery Discovery