Origins of the SNP L48 is not clear known. What is know is that is associated with a Germanic origin. The age of L48 is speculated to be around 2,900 - 3,100 years old. This bloodline of the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico is defined by unique values at certain markers .
DYS 390 = 23 , DYS 439 = 11 , DYS 389-2 = 29, DYS 447 = 24 , DYS 449 = 28 , DYS YCA II b = 21, DYS 456 = 13, DYS 459 = 19, DYS 537 = 11 , DYS 534 = 17
L48 is associated with a Germanic origin but it's not known if it represents a East Germanic tribal origin, These were the tribes who immigrated from Scandinavia into the area between the Oder and Vistula rivers between 600 - 300 b.c. later futher south . Among these tribes where said to be the Goths a hetrogenous East Germanic Tribe who later reached what was known as Scythian on the coast of the Black Sea and in later centuries conquered Northern Spain.
If one believes the Irish myths and legends of the a aristrocratic Scythian tribe named the Milesians whose origins are said to be in Scythia , the island of Gothinia (Gotland), and Northern Galicia . One would believe this to be evidence. But facts are not based on myths and legends like some out there who still believe these Irish legends has fact when it seems that the Irish scribes used the Historia de Regibus Gothorum , Vandalorum et Suevorum has a blue print for their Milesian genealogies and legends.
There are two theories one is a NPE (Non Paternal Event) involving the Dubh Lochlannaigh, the black Scandinavians or the Finn Lochlannaigh, the fair strangers. For the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico L48 / S162 SNP. This event would have occured around 850 - 1000 a.d. this is where the y-dna most recent common ancestor (MRCA) and matches stop. The nearest matches are 4 people one from the Shetland islands , another from northern Finland , and Norway and the last in Ulster. What is different among the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico and other O'Neill's is their past history of sea piracy and military exploits and their fondness for settlement on islands.
One account that is intersting is that in the Anglo Saxon Chronicles that describe
914 Neil king was slain by Sihtric his brother
921. Here sihtric king slew Neil his brother.
Only Neil King Sigtrygg Caech, also known as Sihtric killed was Niall Glundubh MacAedo at the battle of Kilmashoge near Dublin in 917 or 919.
A interesting figure in all this is Amlaib Conung, King of the Lochlainn, said in the Fragmentary Annals to have been a son in law of Aed Finnlaith MacNeill, the father of Niall Glundubh MacAedo. Others belive that Amlaib Conung wife was the daughter of Cinaed MacAlpin, also known as Kenneth MacAlpin. Niall Glundubh MacAedo's mother was written to be Mael Muire the daughter of Kenneth MacAlpin.
During the period after the death of Niall Glundubh MacAedo is when the Irish under Muirchertach ' of the leather cloaks ' MacNeill son of Niall Glundubh MacAedo they begin to build naval fleets like the Danes and start to attack into the Hebrides. Aed Finnlaith " The fair warrior" is one of the first Irish chiefs to seek alliances with the Norse during his military exploits.
Currently a group of MacLochlainn's in Ireland have been tested and are L48/ S162 SNP positive they are current members of the MacLaughlinn Surname dna project. This is very interesting and can futher shed light into the SNP L48 in Ireland.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
The last of our kind?
There is one bloodline of the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico that is of the SNP L48 / R1b1b2a1a4. These are the descendants of Don Juan O'Neill who arrived in Puerto Rico in the early 1700's. The Haplotype is well established with unique values at markers DYS YCA II b and DYS 456 .
Currently there are none of the O'Neill's tested within the SNP L48/ R1b1b2a1a4 out of less than 200 tested in the O'Neill DNA project. But there are MacLochlainn's in their respected dna project who are of the SNP L48 / R1b1b2a1a4 this is a very interesting find since the MacLochlainns of Ulster are the closest kindred to the O'Neill's but it's not known of the origins of these MacLochlainn's at the moment . It's will very unlikely that the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico will not find any y-dna matches among the O'Neill's in Ireland, Australia , and the United States. The odds are very slim but among the O'Neill's in Spain, Portugal , the Caribbean and the Netherlands the odds of having a match improves. The mayority of the O'Neill's currently tested fall into 4 groups of SNP's the I2b1a, R1b1b1b2a1b5b who are less common unlike the SNP / Haplogroup R1b1b2a1b and R1b1b2 but it must be noted many of these tested have not had their SNP tested.
Very unlikely they will be many O'Neill's in Australia , United States and Ireland of the SNP L48 and of the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico unique haplotype if there is a match this will be a one in a million match since not even other surnames match this bloodline in any database.
So it's looks like this bloodline is the last of it's kind among the O'Neill's and other surnames.
Currently there are none of the O'Neill's tested within the SNP L48/ R1b1b2a1a4 out of less than 200 tested in the O'Neill DNA project. But there are MacLochlainn's in their respected dna project who are of the SNP L48 / R1b1b2a1a4 this is a very interesting find since the MacLochlainns of Ulster are the closest kindred to the O'Neill's but it's not known of the origins of these MacLochlainn's at the moment . It's will very unlikely that the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico will not find any y-dna matches among the O'Neill's in Ireland, Australia , and the United States. The odds are very slim but among the O'Neill's in Spain, Portugal , the Caribbean and the Netherlands the odds of having a match improves. The mayority of the O'Neill's currently tested fall into 4 groups of SNP's the I2b1a, R1b1b1b2a1b5b who are less common unlike the SNP / Haplogroup R1b1b2a1b and R1b1b2 but it must be noted many of these tested have not had their SNP tested.
Very unlikely they will be many O'Neill's in Australia , United States and Ireland of the SNP L48 and of the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico unique haplotype if there is a match this will be a one in a million match since not even other surnames match this bloodline in any database.
So it's looks like this bloodline is the last of it's kind among the O'Neill's and other surnames.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Ancient O'Neill Remains Y-DNA testing.
Testing O'Neill Y-dna remains
It is well known that y-dna testing on ancient remains is done by various companies for sometime now. Recently the remains of King Tut and his family were obtained, the Y-dna of Christopher Colombus has been in the process for sometime now and countless other famous remains and not so famous. But i have seen certain people accuse that testing the ancient remains of the O'Neill's is outlandish and could not be done. This is untruthfull and ignorant when it is well known this can be done. I believe if the y-dna of King Tut can be obtained so can the y-dna of many of the O'Neill's form the 1000 to 1600's.
One may ask why this hasn't been done?
You have Trinity College in Ireland, the recently formed Association of O'Neill Clans who also administer the O'Neill Y-DNA project can tackle this issue. But no one outside myself has proposed this. What can be found in those remains can shed a big light on the O'Neill clan history and put alot of theories to rest and start new ones.
What is the fear?
I see that the biggest fear is the truth that maybe the O'Neill's of Tyrone are not what was expected them to be or many believed them to be. I believe is time that the O'Neill remains be tested either by the a Independent group and all the O'Neill's will find the truth. For those who truely desire to know the truth.
It is well known that y-dna testing on ancient remains is done by various companies for sometime now. Recently the remains of King Tut and his family were obtained, the Y-dna of Christopher Colombus has been in the process for sometime now and countless other famous remains and not so famous. But i have seen certain people accuse that testing the ancient remains of the O'Neill's is outlandish and could not be done. This is untruthfull and ignorant when it is well known this can be done. I believe if the y-dna of King Tut can be obtained so can the y-dna of many of the O'Neill's form the 1000 to 1600's.
One may ask why this hasn't been done?
You have Trinity College in Ireland, the recently formed Association of O'Neill Clans who also administer the O'Neill Y-DNA project can tackle this issue. But no one outside myself has proposed this. What can be found in those remains can shed a big light on the O'Neill clan history and put alot of theories to rest and start new ones.
What is the fear?
I see that the biggest fear is the truth that maybe the O'Neill's of Tyrone are not what was expected them to be or many believed them to be. I believe is time that the O'Neill remains be tested either by the a Independent group and all the O'Neill's will find the truth. For those who truely desire to know the truth.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Constantino O'Neill? And Don Juan O'Neill.
Who was Don Constatino O'Neill mentioned in the O'Neill's de Puerto Rico oral history? Who ever Constantino O'Neill was he must have been born around the 1620 or 1640's and must have been in Spain or just changed his name in his new homeland of Spain . If he would have been from Ireland his name would have been called Conn. There seem to be many Conn O'Neill's but not many lived in the Spanish Netherlands nor in Spain , this eliminates all other Conn O'Neill's.
There was Constantino O'Neill who had a son named Felix O'Neill later became a Colonel in the Spanish Netherlands who served under Owen Roe O'Neill.
Conn O'Neill the 3rd son of Art O'Neill , father of two sons Daniel and Brian O'Neill , who was the father of Conn O'Neill who died in Spain.
Conn O'Neill , the 3rd son of Owen Roe O'Neill , father of Colonel Owen O'Neill and Lewis O'Neill both served in France.
There seem to be the connection of Don Bernardo O'Neill and Constantino O'Neill both associted with Owen Roe O'Neill.
Conn O'Neill, who died in 1601 , son of Hugh O'Neill , 2nd Earl of Tyrone, his grandson Feardorcha O'Neill left Ireland with don Hugh O'Neill into continental Europe . (Possibly Brussels)
Conn na Creige , son of Hugh O'Neill, 2nd Earl of Tyrone, who died in the tower of London in 1622 . Whose descendants nothing is known.
Conn McNeill McFachartaigh O'Neill, who was married to Owen Roe O'Neill's sister from whom he had a nephew named Brian O'Neill born circa 1612 , he served many years under the Prince of Orange army. He was married to a Catherine , the eldest daughter of Thomas, 2nd Baron of Wotton. He has a son named Harry O'Neill from a previous marriage but notthing is known of him or his descendats.
In 1697 there was Captain Constantino O'Neill , who served in the regiment of Clancarthy.
The progenitor of one of the O'Neill of Puerto Rico family is Don Juan O'Neill. Who is this Don Juan O'Neill ? and what was his connection with this Don Constatino O'Neill and the Spanish Netherlands?
Who were these men named Rocco , Guillermo and Edmundo O'Neill?
There is clue who these men could have been and a connection Don Arturo O'Neill de Tyrone O'Keffe, 2nd Marques del Norte , had his son Don Gonzalo O'Neill y Chabert born in Rio Piedras March 31, 1830 baptized by cadet Don Carlos Eugenio O'Neill from the regiments in Grenada. Very unlikely Don Arturo O'Neill de Tyrone O'Keffe would have his son baptized by a cadet unless he was from a distinct bloodline.
The island of Grenada was occupied by the French, and history well states that Dillon's regiment were contributors in the conquest of the islands of Grenada, St. Eustacia, Tobago and St.Christopher.
There was Constantino O'Neill who had a son named Felix O'Neill later became a Colonel in the Spanish Netherlands who served under Owen Roe O'Neill.
Conn O'Neill the 3rd son of Art O'Neill , father of two sons Daniel and Brian O'Neill , who was the father of Conn O'Neill who died in Spain.
Conn O'Neill , the 3rd son of Owen Roe O'Neill , father of Colonel Owen O'Neill and Lewis O'Neill both served in France.
There seem to be the connection of Don Bernardo O'Neill and Constantino O'Neill both associted with Owen Roe O'Neill.
Conn O'Neill, who died in 1601 , son of Hugh O'Neill , 2nd Earl of Tyrone, his grandson Feardorcha O'Neill left Ireland with don Hugh O'Neill into continental Europe . (Possibly Brussels)
Conn na Creige , son of Hugh O'Neill, 2nd Earl of Tyrone, who died in the tower of London in 1622 . Whose descendants nothing is known.
Conn McNeill McFachartaigh O'Neill, who was married to Owen Roe O'Neill's sister from whom he had a nephew named Brian O'Neill born circa 1612 , he served many years under the Prince of Orange army. He was married to a Catherine , the eldest daughter of Thomas, 2nd Baron of Wotton. He has a son named Harry O'Neill from a previous marriage but notthing is known of him or his descendats.
In 1697 there was Captain Constantino O'Neill , who served in the regiment of Clancarthy.
The progenitor of one of the O'Neill of Puerto Rico family is Don Juan O'Neill. Who is this Don Juan O'Neill ? and what was his connection with this Don Constatino O'Neill and the Spanish Netherlands?
Who were these men named Rocco , Guillermo and Edmundo O'Neill?
There is clue who these men could have been and a connection Don Arturo O'Neill de Tyrone O'Keffe, 2nd Marques del Norte , had his son Don Gonzalo O'Neill y Chabert born in Rio Piedras March 31, 1830 baptized by cadet Don Carlos Eugenio O'Neill from the regiments in Grenada. Very unlikely Don Arturo O'Neill de Tyrone O'Keffe would have his son baptized by a cadet unless he was from a distinct bloodline.
The island of Grenada was occupied by the French, and history well states that Dillon's regiment were contributors in the conquest of the islands of Grenada, St. Eustacia, Tobago and St.Christopher.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Aan de O'Neill's Nederland
Ik ben op zoek naar elke O'Neill die in Nederland of Belgie heeft genwoond, al dan niet bekend met zinj of haar stamboom. In de periode rond de Tachtigjarige oorlog/ de Nederlandse Opstand zijn er veel O'Neill's geimmigreerd naar Nederland en Belgie. In die periode behoorden Nederland en Belgie bij het Spaanse Koninkrijk (Phillip II).
Ik wil graag contact met iedere O'Neill die dit bericht langs ziet komen en interesse heeft in zijn/haar geschiedenis. Ook ben ik op zoek naar Jacobum de Tyrone.
M.O'Neill
Namens de O'Neill's uit Puerto Rico
Contact theredhandking@gmail.com
Ik wil graag contact met iedere O'Neill die dit bericht langs ziet komen en interesse heeft in zijn/haar geschiedenis. Ook ben ik op zoek naar Jacobum de Tyrone.
M.O'Neill
Namens de O'Neill's uit Puerto Rico
Contact theredhandking@gmail.com
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Y-DNA
My Y-dna is of the Haplogroup R1b1b2a1a4 also known has the SNP L48 / S162 among this Haplogroup i currently have no genetic matches the closest one are to far apart to be of any significance. Also my Haplotype has very uncommon markers not found within the SNP L48 that is believed to be around 3,900 years old origins are yet to be known.
Why is the Haplotype is so uncommon?
This could be due to not many male descendants from the original progenitor or a selected group of people not currently tested.
Among the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico there will those who would match me and those who would not but outside of Puerto Rico the percentages go down among other O'Neill's it's very unlikely that any O'Neill within Australia, Ireland and the United States ( Those not from Puerto Rico) will match me genetically. Currently no O'Neill who has tested their y-dna in Ireland, Australia or the United States has matched. This is due to various factors one of them being the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico origins start in Ireland with the immigration of the O'Neill's into Belgium once the Spanish Netherlands in the 1600's. Not later on in the 1800's to the Americas or Australia during the potato famine in Ireland.
It's very unlikely anyother O'Neill will match or be of the SNP L48 but there could be a posibility since there seems to be a big neglect among many of the O'Neill's to have their SNP tested.
The 1st known O'Neill to arrive in Puerto Rico was Don Juan O'Neill during the early 1700's he married Anna Garcia. Eight generations later i aquire a y-dna test and was the 1st to do among all the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico and any other O'Neill in Spain or Portugal.
Until others O'Neill males from Puerto Rico, Spain , Belgium , France and the Caribbean aquire a y-dna test then we will be able to know who is related to who and our true origins not just genealogy since what is in our dna does not lie.
What does the this y-dna prove?
It proves that the if O'Neill's de Puerto Rico are descedants of the Feardorcha ' Matthew' O'Neill bloodline. Then the question could be finaly answered . If Feardorcha was the illegitamate son of Conn ' Baccah ' O'Neill ?
and if he was then this would include all of his descendants of Irish history. Men like Owen Roe, Hugh Dubh , Hugh O'Neill , 2nd Earl of Tyrone and all his descendants.
Also , this may prove based on the ancient myths and Irish genealogies of the O'Neill's being of a Scythian/ Goth origin, not the so called Celtic origins. But this is often overlooked by many who believe in the ancient myths when it's convenient for them.
Based on the mutations this Haplotyope within the SNP L48 looks to be very old.
Why is the Haplotype is so uncommon?
This could be due to not many male descendants from the original progenitor or a selected group of people not currently tested.
Among the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico there will those who would match me and those who would not but outside of Puerto Rico the percentages go down among other O'Neill's it's very unlikely that any O'Neill within Australia, Ireland and the United States ( Those not from Puerto Rico) will match me genetically. Currently no O'Neill who has tested their y-dna in Ireland, Australia or the United States has matched. This is due to various factors one of them being the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico origins start in Ireland with the immigration of the O'Neill's into Belgium once the Spanish Netherlands in the 1600's. Not later on in the 1800's to the Americas or Australia during the potato famine in Ireland.
It's very unlikely anyother O'Neill will match or be of the SNP L48 but there could be a posibility since there seems to be a big neglect among many of the O'Neill's to have their SNP tested.
The 1st known O'Neill to arrive in Puerto Rico was Don Juan O'Neill during the early 1700's he married Anna Garcia. Eight generations later i aquire a y-dna test and was the 1st to do among all the O'Neill's of Puerto Rico and any other O'Neill in Spain or Portugal.
Until others O'Neill males from Puerto Rico, Spain , Belgium , France and the Caribbean aquire a y-dna test then we will be able to know who is related to who and our true origins not just genealogy since what is in our dna does not lie.
What does the this y-dna prove?
It proves that the if O'Neill's de Puerto Rico are descedants of the Feardorcha ' Matthew' O'Neill bloodline. Then the question could be finaly answered . If Feardorcha was the illegitamate son of Conn ' Baccah ' O'Neill ?
and if he was then this would include all of his descendants of Irish history. Men like Owen Roe, Hugh Dubh , Hugh O'Neill , 2nd Earl of Tyrone and all his descendants.
Also , this may prove based on the ancient myths and Irish genealogies of the O'Neill's being of a Scythian/ Goth origin, not the so called Celtic origins. But this is often overlooked by many who believe in the ancient myths when it's convenient for them.
Based on the mutations this Haplotyope within the SNP L48 looks to be very old.
O'Neill's of Puerto Rico New updated
Felipe O’Neill Carana b. 1844 & Eugenia Lugo b.?
Parents of
• Bruno O’Neill Lugo b. 1860 - 1880
• Leon O’Neill Lugo b. 1873
• Tito O’Neill Lugo b. 1887
• Catalino O’Neill Lugo b. 1885
• Manuel O’Neill Lugo b. 1888
• Bruno O’Neill Lugo b. 1860-1880? married Victoriana Melendez Garcia b. 1882 ( from Galicia and Asturias, N. Spain)
Parents of
1. Fransisca O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
2. Paullina O’Neill Melendez b. 1905
3. Ynocencio O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
4. Antonio O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
5. Ramona O'Neill Melendez b.1898- 1905?
6. Leo "Gelo" O’Neill Melendez b.?
• Leon O’Neill Lugo b. 1873 married Demetria Melendez Garcia b. 1874
Parents of
1. Braulio O’Neill Melendez b. 1900
2. Celestina O’Neill Melendez b. 1897
3. Justo O’Neill Melendez b. 1902
4. Adrian O’Neill Melendez b. 1903 married Heriberta Garcia Gonzales
parents of
a. Agustin O'Neill Garcia
b. Miguel O'Neill Garcia married Ramonita Aponte
parents of
1. Miguel O'Neill Aponte
2. Norma O'Neill Aponte
3. Olga O'Neill Aponte
4. Migdalia O'Neill Aponte
5. Iraida O'Neill Aponte
6. Yolanda O'Neill Aponte
c. Adrian " Ayin" O'Neill Garcia
d. Francisco "Paquito" O'Neill Garcia
e. Efrain " Frango" O'Neill Garcia
f. Rosa "Rosin" Maria O'Neill Garcia
g. Mariam O'Neill Garcia
h. Hector O'Neill Garcia married Margarita Rosa
parents of
a. Hector O'Neill Rosa
b. Michael O'Neill Rosa
c. Edward O'Neill Rosa
d. Kenneth O'Neill Rosa
also married Carmen Ana Vazquez
parents of
a. Hector Yuvelt O'Neill Vazquez
b. Ryan O'Neill Vazquez
c. Yamal O'Neill Vazquez
d. Ronald O'Neill Vazquez
5. Serefina O’Neill Melendez b. 1905
6. Lina O’Neill Melendez b. 1908
7. Mercedes O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
8. Jana O'Neill Melendez b. 1905
• Tito O’Neill Lugo b. 1887 married Filomena Melendez Garcia b.?
Parents of
a. Valerina O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
b. Fransisca O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
• Catalino O’Neill Lugo b. 1885 & Cecilia Lebron Hernandez b.1883
Parents of
a. Isabel O’Neill Lebron b.1905
b. Anastasio O’Neill Lebron b. 1908
c. Juan de Mata O’Neill Lebron b. 1898
• Manuel O’Neill Lugo b. 1880 Widower children no knowledge
The O’Neill Lebron Family.
• Antonio O’Neill Melendez b. 6.12.1906 & Maxima Lebron Cegara
Parents of
1. Rafael O’Neill Lebron
2. Juan O’Neill Lebron
3. Jose Antonio O’Neill Lebron
4. Rey O’Neill Lebron
5. Miguel O’Neill Lebron
6. Luis O’Neill Lebron
7. Miseal O’Neill Lebron
8. Carmen O’Neill Lebron
9. Gloria O’Neill Lebron
10. Ramon O’Neill Lebron
11. Jose “Pepe” O’Neill Lebron
Maxima Lebron Cegara was the daughter of Malvino Lebron & Maria Cegara.
• Ramon “ Moncho’ O’Neill Lebron & Milagros Masa
Parents of
1. Eduardo O’Neill Masa ( Santiago)
2. Ramon O’Neill Masa ( Santiago)
• Jose O’Neill Lebron & Maria Masa
Parents of
1. Jamilet O’Neill Masa
2. Jose O’Neill Masa
3. Ramon O’Neill Masa
4. William O’Neill Masa
5. Michael O’Neill Masa
• Rey O’Neill Lebron & Julia Lopez
Parents of
1. Aida O’Neill Lopez
2. Eduardo O’Neill Lopez
3. Reynaldo O’Neill Lopez
4. Iris O’Neill Lopez
Luis "Pepe" O'Neill Lebron
father of
1.Erick O'Neill Delgado
2.Damariz O'Neill Delgado
3.Lius O'Neill Delgado
* Luis O’Neill Lebron married and had 2 sons and 1 daughter
* Juan O’Neill Lebron married Beneda Masa children unknown
* Miguel O’Neill Lebron father of one son Miguel O’Neill
The O’Neill Garcia Family
• Felipe O’Neill Carana b. 1844 & Fransisca Garcia Cecilio b. 1867
Parents of
• Eurasio O’Neill Garcia b. 1903
• Presentacion O’Neill Garcia b. 1904
• Aselma O’Neill Garcia b. 1905
• Guillermo O’Neill Garcia b. 1906
• Cipriano O’Neill Garcia b. 1908
(These are Felipe O’Neill’s children from his second marriage )
Parents of
• Bruno O’Neill Lugo b. 1860 - 1880
• Leon O’Neill Lugo b. 1873
• Tito O’Neill Lugo b. 1887
• Catalino O’Neill Lugo b. 1885
• Manuel O’Neill Lugo b. 1888
• Bruno O’Neill Lugo b. 1860-1880? married Victoriana Melendez Garcia b. 1882 ( from Galicia and Asturias, N. Spain)
Parents of
1. Fransisca O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
2. Paullina O’Neill Melendez b. 1905
3. Ynocencio O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
4. Antonio O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
5. Ramona O'Neill Melendez b.1898- 1905?
6. Leo "Gelo" O’Neill Melendez b.?
• Leon O’Neill Lugo b. 1873 married Demetria Melendez Garcia b. 1874
Parents of
1. Braulio O’Neill Melendez b. 1900
2. Celestina O’Neill Melendez b. 1897
3. Justo O’Neill Melendez b. 1902
4. Adrian O’Neill Melendez b. 1903 married Heriberta Garcia Gonzales
parents of
a. Agustin O'Neill Garcia
b. Miguel O'Neill Garcia married Ramonita Aponte
parents of
1. Miguel O'Neill Aponte
2. Norma O'Neill Aponte
3. Olga O'Neill Aponte
4. Migdalia O'Neill Aponte
5. Iraida O'Neill Aponte
6. Yolanda O'Neill Aponte
c. Adrian " Ayin" O'Neill Garcia
d. Francisco "Paquito" O'Neill Garcia
e. Efrain " Frango" O'Neill Garcia
f. Rosa "Rosin" Maria O'Neill Garcia
g. Mariam O'Neill Garcia
h. Hector O'Neill Garcia married Margarita Rosa
parents of
a. Hector O'Neill Rosa
b. Michael O'Neill Rosa
c. Edward O'Neill Rosa
d. Kenneth O'Neill Rosa
also married Carmen Ana Vazquez
parents of
a. Hector Yuvelt O'Neill Vazquez
b. Ryan O'Neill Vazquez
c. Yamal O'Neill Vazquez
d. Ronald O'Neill Vazquez
5. Serefina O’Neill Melendez b. 1905
6. Lina O’Neill Melendez b. 1908
7. Mercedes O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
8. Jana O'Neill Melendez b. 1905
• Tito O’Neill Lugo b. 1887 married Filomena Melendez Garcia b.?
Parents of
a. Valerina O’Neill Melendez b. 1909
b. Fransisca O’Neill Melendez b. 1906
• Catalino O’Neill Lugo b. 1885 & Cecilia Lebron Hernandez b.1883
Parents of
a. Isabel O’Neill Lebron b.1905
b. Anastasio O’Neill Lebron b. 1908
c. Juan de Mata O’Neill Lebron b. 1898
• Manuel O’Neill Lugo b. 1880 Widower children no knowledge
The O’Neill Lebron Family.
• Antonio O’Neill Melendez b. 6.12.1906 & Maxima Lebron Cegara
Parents of
1. Rafael O’Neill Lebron
2. Juan O’Neill Lebron
3. Jose Antonio O’Neill Lebron
4. Rey O’Neill Lebron
5. Miguel O’Neill Lebron
6. Luis O’Neill Lebron
7. Miseal O’Neill Lebron
8. Carmen O’Neill Lebron
9. Gloria O’Neill Lebron
10. Ramon O’Neill Lebron
11. Jose “Pepe” O’Neill Lebron
Maxima Lebron Cegara was the daughter of Malvino Lebron & Maria Cegara.
• Ramon “ Moncho’ O’Neill Lebron & Milagros Masa
Parents of
1. Eduardo O’Neill Masa ( Santiago)
2. Ramon O’Neill Masa ( Santiago)
• Jose O’Neill Lebron & Maria Masa
Parents of
1. Jamilet O’Neill Masa
2. Jose O’Neill Masa
3. Ramon O’Neill Masa
4. William O’Neill Masa
5. Michael O’Neill Masa
• Rey O’Neill Lebron & Julia Lopez
Parents of
1. Aida O’Neill Lopez
2. Eduardo O’Neill Lopez
3. Reynaldo O’Neill Lopez
4. Iris O’Neill Lopez
Luis "Pepe" O'Neill Lebron
father of
1.Erick O'Neill Delgado
2.Damariz O'Neill Delgado
3.Lius O'Neill Delgado
* Luis O’Neill Lebron married and had 2 sons and 1 daughter
* Juan O’Neill Lebron married Beneda Masa children unknown
* Miguel O’Neill Lebron father of one son Miguel O’Neill
The O’Neill Garcia Family
• Felipe O’Neill Carana b. 1844 & Fransisca Garcia Cecilio b. 1867
Parents of
• Eurasio O’Neill Garcia b. 1903
• Presentacion O’Neill Garcia b. 1904
• Aselma O’Neill Garcia b. 1905
• Guillermo O’Neill Garcia b. 1906
• Cipriano O’Neill Garcia b. 1908
(These are Felipe O’Neill’s children from his second marriage )
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