O’Neill Clan Chiefs: Still No Y-DNA test? By M.O’Neill

It’s a shame, and pathetic that one of the most powerful and famous clans in Irish history without a doubt currently has not one of its so called Chiefs of its respected clan not y-dna tested. Recently an author claimed that his grandfather was the eldest son of King George V of England the author convinced that a descendant of Prince Albert obtain a y-dna test and he did with his results being of the SNP U106/S21 with new reported test being of positive for the SNP subclade of  Z305.  We are talking about one of the most powerful Royal House in Europe the House of Saxe – Coburg – Gotha and going further back to the House of Wettin a dynasty of German counts with their progenitor being Thiedericus I of Liesgau.

The O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico those within the SNP L48 do share a common ancestor with the Royal House of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha within 6,000 years at the moment and that is all. Since their Royal House is negative for the L48 SNP.

A tremendous credit must be given to these men of The Royal House of Wettin that underwent a y-dna test to find out their ancestry and uncover new things in history. That can’t be said about the O’Neill’s of Clannabuidhe , The Sevilla O’Neill’s of the Fews, The Asturian O’Neill’s of the Fews, The O’Neill’ s of France , and every other O’Neill clan that claims any royal ancestry. They should be ashamed of themselves!!!

This raises a lot of questions and doubts on the legitimacy of the O’Neill Clan Chiefs with their refusals to obtain a simple y-dna test when members of one of the most historic Royal Houses in Europe are willing to obtain a y-dna test. Are you going to tell me that we know that the Royal House of Saxe – Coburg – Gotha SNP is U106/S21, andtheir Haplotype is known, and the O’Neill’s Chiefs still are so petty and scared to make their y-dna public or undergo a y-dna test? I find it very pathetic at best in 2012 with all the current y-dna testing commercial and private. Sadly the true SNP’s of the various clans of with the O’Neill surname will not be known by help of the established clans like the O’Neill’s of the Fews or the O’Neill Clannabuidhe, but possibly by some obscure event or finding. One thing that doesn’t change is that the further I obtain y-dna test the harder it is will be for anyone outside our bloodline to match us unless they share the same common ancestor.There is no O’Neill’s within the United States of America, Australia, Ireland, and England to expect any common ancestors. The only places that we may find a  common relative is in Spain, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and other islands in the Caribbean.

Currently I underwent new test SNP test for L44 -, L148 -, and L188- and tested negative The O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico remain with the SNP L48 (R1b1a2a1a1a5b2   L48/S162) until I undergo further test for the Z SNP’s. I was told by FTDNA that it’s very likely that I belong to an obscure SNP that is, yet to be discovered.

Again since this a solo effort on my part I can only do but so much and only time will tell what it’s to be discovered.

The Johnson Baronets of New York / O’Neill of the Fews

By M.O’Neill

This family is a branch of the O’Neill’s of the Fews the descendants of William MacShane.

Johnson Baronets, of New York (1755)

1.      Sir William Johnson, 1st Baronet was born in County Meath, Ireland circa 1715 – July 11, 1774 he was known as an Anglo-Irish official of the British Empire. Johnson converted to the Protestant religion, and in 1738 arrived in New York with twelve Irish Protestant families. Some accounts state Johnson had perhaps 100 illegitimate children, but that is a yet to be made a fact. In his will, Johnson acknowledged children by Catherine Weisenberg, a German Palatine indentured servant with whom he had three children. Two daughters Nancy and Mary (Polly) and a son John. With                     Mary Brant, a Mohawk he had three children: Keghneghtago (Brant) born in 1742, Thomas born circa 1744, and Christian born circa 1745; Thomas and Christian died in infancy.  In 1750, Johnson had a son named Tagawirunta, also known as William of Canajoharie, by a Mohawk woman.  Johnson is also believed to have been intimate with the two sisters Susannah and Elizabeth Wormwood, and an Irish woman named Mary McGrath, by whom he appeared to have had a daughter. In 1759, Johnson began a common-law relationship with a Mohawk woman named Molly Brant, with whom he had 8 children. William Johnson died from a stroke on July 11, 1774 and was buried was buried beneath the altar in St. John's Anglican Church, the church he founded in Johnstown.  An interesting fact is that there is no knowledge of any of the descendant’s obtaining a y-dna test or any possible descendants of the Mohawks.
2.      Sir John Johnson, 2nd Baronet of New York born near Amsterdam, New York on November 5, 1741 died in Montreal, Canada on January 4, 1830, and is buried at Mount Johnson, near Chambly, Quebec.  Johnson took as a common-law wife the Dutch woman named Clarissa Putman with whom he had a daughter Margaret in 1765, and a son William in 1770. In June 30, 1773, Johnson married Mary Watts, with whom he had ten sons and four daughters. Eight of their sons served in the British army and navy.  James Stephen Johnson, who was killed at the siege of Badajoz, in 1814, Catherine Maria Johnson, Adam Gordon Johnson (1781-1843), Anne Nancy Johnson. They had one last daughter who died in London unmarried.
Johnson was a Loyalist leader during the American Revolution this led him to move to Canada during the American Revolutionary War with family and allies.
He was a Brigadier General in 1782 of the King's Royal Regiment of New York. Sir John Johnson, in 1771, was the last Provincial Grand Master of Masons in the colonies of Province of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.3.      Sir Adam Gordon Johnson, 3rd Baronet (1781-1843)
4.      Sir William George Johnson, 4th Baronet (1830-1908)
5.      Sir Edward Gordon Johnson, 5th Baronet (1867-1957)
6.      Sir John Paley Johnson, 6th Baronet (1907-1975)
7.      Sir Peter Colpoys Paley Johnson, 7th Baronet (1930-2003)
8.      Sir (Colpoys) Guy Johnson, 8th Baronet (b. 1965)
 Possible future Baron’s:Colpoys William Johnson (1993-present)    Rufus George Johnson (1996-present) or Benedict Peter Johnson (2000-present)

The Milesian Genealogies:By M.O’Neill 

I.     Adam  (Abrahamic Genealogy)
II.     Seth   (Abrahamic Genealogy)
III.     Enos    (Abrahamic Genealogy)
IV.     Cainan   (Abrahamic Genealogy)
 V.     Mahalaleel   (Abrahamic Genealogy)
VI.     Jared    (Abrahamic Genealogy)
VII.     Enoch     (Abrahamic Genealogy)
VIII.     Methuselah  (Abrahamic Genealogy)
IX.     Lamech   (Abrahamic Genealogy)
 X.     Noah      (Abrahamic Genealogy)
XI.     Japheth     (Abrahamic Genealogy)
XII.     Gomer (Iovan): The son of Japheth identified with the migratory Cimmerians of Assyrian inscriptions circa 720 BC. (Abrahamic Genealogy)
XIII.     Baath (Boad) (Abrahamic Genealogy)
XIV.     Feinius Farsaid, King of Scythia (Alanius): The legendary king of Scythia who is well recorded in the Irish mythologies and versions of their history. He was the son of Baath who was a son of Magog. Magog is the second of the seven sons of Japheth. According to Josephus he identified Magog as the progenitor of the Scythians, a name used in ancient times for peoples north of the Black Sea. Jordanes in his work Getica, circa 551, mentions Magog as ancestor of the Goths. According to Johannes Magnus Magog had migrated to Scandinavia eighty eight years after the flood, and his five sons were Suenno, Gog, Ubbo, Thor, and German.
XV.     Nél (m. Scota, d. of Pharaoh): Nél according to the myths journeyed to the Tower of Babel. Nél then married Scota, daughter of Pharaoh Cingris of Egypt, and their son was Gaedel Glas.
XVI.     Gaedel Glas
XVII.     Esru
XVIII.     Sru
XIX.     Heber Scot
XX.     Boamain
XXI.     Ogamain

XXII.     Tat

XXIII.     Agnomain
XXIV.     Lamhfionn
XXV.     Eber Glunfhind
XXVI.     Agni
XXVII.     Febric Glas
XXVIII.     Nenuall
XXIX.     Nuada
XXX.     Allot
XXXI.     Ercha
XXXII.     Death
XXXIII.     Brath
XXXIV.     Breoghan
XXXV.     Bile
XXXVI.     King Milesius of Spain: Milesius married Scota Tephi Princess of Egypt, daughter of Nectonibus, Pharaoh of Egypt. Pharaoh Nectonibus II was said to have ruled from 380 – 363 B.C.
XXXVII.      Heremon: was the 7th son of Milesius of Spain believed to have been born in Galicia, Spain. Heremon became the King of Munster, and ruled sometime in 1698 or 1700 B.C died in 1683 B.C. at Rath-Beothaight, Argat-Ross, Ireland. Heremon began his reigned for fourteen years, and was succeeded by three of his four sons, named Muimne, Luigne, and Laighean, who reigned jointly for three years.
   I have pointed this out already that Milesius was in Egypt circa 380 – 363 B.C. yet Heremon is written to be in Ireland circa 1698 B.C. a total of 1,300 + years early he is said to have ruled Ireland. 

Don Constantino O’Neill: The Black Cross M. O’Neill

Oral history states that Don Constantino O’Neill is the progenitor of the O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico, and what we do know is that his descendants in Puerto Rico are of a Germanic origin due to the y-dna Haplotype and SNP we do know that there are unique and are the last of a bloodline that seems to have died out long ago. Currently this branch of the O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico is R1b1a2a1a1a5c L48/S162   L148- L48+ P107- U106+ U198- until further test.

Don Constantino O’Neill is oral history was described as a tall man with blue eyes, other accounts say he had brown eyes with dark hair.  He was described as a very violent man involved in piracy who would fight Bulls with a gun and shield for fun. It’s will not be known, if this was done for some religious practice, or it was just some part of Don Constantino O’Neill’s ways.  His family was said to have fought in the land were people wore Wooden Shoes and there were windmills (The Spanish Netherlands, modern day Belgium). This O'Neill's oral history show they lived in Spain before migrating to the Spanish Netherlands around the 1600's. There were men named Edmundo, Eamon or an Enrique Rua O'Neill ,Rocco (Richard or Ricard), Gill (Guillermo), Juan (Sean, John) ,and Don Constantino O’Neill was the head of the family  that was ruled or composed  by eight heads and all lived in one area where they would all meet after long campaigns or raiding.

One important detail that I over looked and now see to have been a big clue was the mention of Don Constantino O’Neill, and these other O’Neill’s, who sailed on a ship with a “Black Cross on a White Field.”

I have researched this and there are two possibilities:

     

1. The Teutonic Order Flag 
2.  The Kroaz Du of Brittany.

I have found no evidence that the Teutonic Knights were in Spain or that an order of Teutonic Knights were part of anything in the Caribbean or Spain. But I did find that the Breton Ships did use a Black Cross Flag, and this was also a standard of Breton soldiers. Also the Kroaz Du was the flag of Brittany. Now finding any record of a Don Constantino O’Neill is Brittany involved in piracy, or in the Admiralty of Brittany will be the a big find.

In an earlier blog post on Don Constantino, I found that a Don Constantino O’Neill in August of 1642 took to the sea from Rochelle with fifty soldiers in a ship laden with arms and powder. La Rochelle is a city in Western France and was the largest seaport on the Bay of Biscay, or the Atlantic coast of France. Where was this ship heading to? And was this Don Constantino O’Neill who was raised in Galicia, Spain? What is also known is that La Rochelle was a haven for French privateers, merchants, and pirates. The Caribbean was well known to these men example are the maps of the islands in the West Indies done in the early 1600’s. I have not found any evidence that a Don Constantino O’Neill sailed to the Caribbean during the mid-1600, and finding records of such a voyage is basically impossible for me to do.

What I do now know is that this Black Cross Flag was part of Don Constantino O’Neill our progenitor, and part of Brittany and its ships.  Also that in 1642 there was a Don Constantino O’Neill in La Rochelle with fifty soldiers and a ship.

Due to the fact that I’m doing all research by myself in my spare time overlooking certain facts becomes the norm , but I strongly believe there are those out there who read this blog , and I know exactly that there are those who know who was Don Constantino O’Neill.

Time will tell and I will find who Don Constantino O’Neill was!  

O’Neill Y-DNA: Various O’Neill Clans By M.O’Neill

The truth is that from the years of 1036 to 1177 the O’Neill’s genealogy of pedigree is not really known that is over 140 years! Let’s say an estimated 4 generations. For any O’Neill to claim to be from the Royal House O’Neill, it is total ignorance and stupidity. There are countless y-dna snp’s found among the O’Neill’s and to this date in 2012. We have yet to know the true Haplotype, or the SNP of the Royal House of O’Neill. A true shame! Also there are plenty of O’Neill’s who are truly Geoghegan’s and not O’Neill’s, in various parts of Ireland, Australia, and North America. This is due to the assumption of the O’Neill surname by a Geoghegan in the early 1800’s.

According to the Pedigrees:

1. Aedh Macaemh Toinleasg O’Neill “Lazy Youth”, is the progenitor of the Tyrone and Clannaboy O’Neill’s.

2. Eoghan O'Neill (1432-1455), is the most recent common ancestor of the Tyrone and the O’Neill’s of the Fews.

3. Conn Baccach O’Neill (1519-1542), the 1st Earl of Tyrone, possible most recent common ancestor of the Tyrone O’Neill’s and the McShane. 

I strongly believe a NPE (Non Paternal Event) occurred among the Royal House of O’Neill’s during a wide time frame of 900’s - 1500’s. A more selected time frame I believe is around 900’s – 1177’s, and possibly there were more than one NPE that occurred exclusively among the Royal House of O’Neill’s.

 The coined phrase of the “O’Neill Variety” I have a theory that they were men absorbed into the clan from the surrounding population, and all shared a common ancestor from an ancient progenitor, but they are not of the Royal House of O’Neill. I will not be surprised that up to 60% of those O’Neill’s that are currently of the SNP L21/S145/M529 R1b1a2a1a1b4 (4,000 ybp) will end up being of the Dál gCais R1b1a2a1a1b4h R-L226 origin. Let’s see how many O’Neill’s upgrade their current SNP.

This will explain how these O’Neill’s survived in Ulster and Ireland, during years of wars, when the members of Royal House of O’Neill’s were being prosecuted and hunted down in Ireland. A y-dna sample of any of the descendants of the O’Neill’s who immigrated to Spain, Portugal, Holland, and the Caribbean will shed light on the Royal House of O’Neill.

I broke down the various SNP’s found among the O’Neill’s, since no one really seems to care or want to do so.

O’Neill’s L21/S145/M529 R1b1a2a1a1b4 4,000 ybp estimated circa 1990 B.C. PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

R1b1a2a1a1b4 R-L21/ M529/ S145 are mainly found in England and Ireland and among the majority of O’Neill.

O’Neill’s of the SNP S28/U152     R1b1a2a1a1b3 3,500 ybp estimated circa 1480 B.C. PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

SNP S28/U152 R1b1a2a1a1b3 is found among those of origins in the Rhine, Meuse & Rhône basins, Alps, and North Italy. The theory is that its origins are in the Hallstatt-La Tène cultures and it’s an indication of an Alpine Celtic origin.

O’Neill’s of the SNP M222 R1b1a2a1a1b4b 3,000 ybp estimated circa 1480 B.C. PROGENITOR NIALL OF THE NINE HOSTAGES.

R1b1a2a1a1b4b R-M222 is associated with the Irish and Scottish, but especially the northern Irish. Often associated with the Uí Néill dynasty Niall of the Nine Hostages closely related to the Connacht dynasties, the Uí Briúin, and the Uí Fiachrach.

(Note: The progenitor of the Royal House of O’Neill’s is a Niall Glundubh mac Áedo, and not Niall of the Nine Hostages.)

Common O’Neill’s Y-DNA P312/S116 R1b1b2a1b 5,300 ybp estimated circa 3280 B.C. PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

O’Neill’s of the SNP L2/S139 R1b1a2a1a1b3c 2,500 ybp estimated circa 489 B.C. PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

SNP L2/S139 R1b1a2a1a1b3c is mainly found in Italy, Germany, Belgium, Britain, Ireland, and Norway. The theory is that it’s of an Alpine Celtic origin.

Neely/O’Neill’s of Pennsylvania SNP M405/S21/U106 R1b1a2a1a1a 3,500 ybp estimated circa 1480 B.C. PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

 R1b1a2a1a1a M405/S21/U106 is found in the geographical regions of Frisia, Benelux, England, Austria, and northern Italy. It’s referred as a Western Germanic SNP and associated with the Germanic tribes. Only way this SNP which is not found with frequency in Ireland is part of the O’Neill’s is either through a Celt – Germanic tribe like the Belgae ,or the Menapii both recorded in Ireland anciently , or a NPE involving the French Normans, Anglo – Saxons, Danes, or Vikings. The O’Neill history has had enough of a dubious genealogy and several NPE (Non Paternal Events) that anything is possible.

O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico SNP L48/S162 R1b1a2a1a1a5c 3,600 ybp estimated 1300 B.C. PROGENITOR DON CONSTANTINO O’NEILL.

 SNP L48/S162 R1b1a2a1a1a5c (A sub clade of the R1b1a2a1a1a M405/S21/U106), it’s only to date found among the O’Neill’s in Puerto Rico is said to be of a Germanic origin. This SNP maybe of a group of early Germanic tribes settling in the Elbe watershed, and named the Herminones by Tacitus’s in 98 AD who placed them as one of the tribes of Mannus. Some theories believe that this Haplotype of the O’Neill’s of Puerto Rico maybe of an  East Germanic tribe that constituted of migrants who may have moved from Scandinavia into the area between the Oder and Vistula rivers circa 600 and 300 B.C.

Dál gCais O’Neill’s / O’Neill’s of Thomond R1b1a2a1a1b4h R-L226.PROGENITOR UNKNOWN.

 R1b1a2a1a1b4h R-L226 referred to as Irish Type III; it is concentrated in central western Ireland and associated with the Dál gCais of Ireland.  The Dal gCais claim to be the descendants of Cas mac Conall Echlúath, who is believed to be the brother of the mythological Éogan Mór, son of Ailill Aulom, of the Eóganachta dynasties.

Clannaboy O’Neill’s of Portugal SNP UNKNOWN PROGENITOR HUGH BUIDHE O’NEILL.

O’Neill’s of the Fews SNP UNKNOWN PROGENITOR AODH OF THE FEWS.

POSSIBLE FUTURE SNP’s THAT COULD BE FOUND AMONG THE O’NEILL’s:

R1b1a2a1a1b4f R-L159.2 associated with the Kings of Leinster and Diarmait Mac Murchada. It’s found among those tested in the coastal areas of the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man, the Hebrides, Norway, western and southern Scotland, northern and southern England, northeast France, and northern Denmark.

R1b1a2a1a1b4g R-L193 estimated to be 2,000 years old, and associated geographically with the western "Border Region" of Scotland. I’ve yet to see any O’Neill’s tested for this SNP.

The O’Neill’s of Dál gCais: R1b1a2a1a1b4h By M.O’Neill

 I have taken sometime to see and find the various origins, of many of the O’Neill’s currently tested, since they at least deserve that respect to be placed and helped. Looking at group of O’Neill’s that share a common haplotype I believe they are of the Haplogroup R1b1a2a1a1b4h SNP R-L226. In my research I have found a total of 7 O’Neill’s that maybe among those of the Dál gCais O’Neill’s. This sub clade is within R-L21, and is defined by the presence of the marker L226, also known as S168. Referred by many as the Irish Type III, it is concentrated in Central Western Ireland and associated with the Dál gCais kindred. I suspect that these are the O’Neill’s of Thomond!

1. The majority of O’Neill’s tested are of the SNP P312/S116 R1b1b2a1b an estimated 5,300 years old.

2. There is another group of O’Neill’s that belong to the SNP M222 R1b1a2a1a1b4b an estimated 3,000 years old.

 Sadly! To this day the O’Neill DNA Project is still in disarray with countless members ungrouped etc. Like I said before what we have is an agenda by those O’Neill’s that are chasing after the mythological figure Niall of the Nine Hostages M222 SNP in association with the O’Neill’s, and if you do not match the SNP M222, it seems that you’re on your own. Hopefully in 2012 the O’Neill DNA Project gets its self in order, and gives it members their respect to be placed in their respected groupings.

Those O’Neill’s of the Haplogroup R1b1a2a1a1b4h/ SNP R-L226 are eliminated from being O’Neill’s descendants of Niall of the Nine Hostages, and of the Ui Neill. They belong to the Dál gCais, who were a dynastic group of related septs located in the North of Munster, Ireland. The Dal gCais claim to be the descendants of Cas mac Conall Echlúath, who is believed to be the brother of the mythological Éogan Mór, son of Ailill Aulom, of the Eóganachta dynasties.

This group of O’Neill’s are now separated from the other O’Neill’s. They have more in common with those of the O’Brien surnamed than many of the other O’Neill’s.   

If you’re an O’Neill with origins in Central Western Ireland, match the y-dna haplotype below, and have no tested for the SNP. I would advise them to do so and it’s very likely they are of the Haplogroup R1b1a2a1a1b4h/ SNP R-L226.

O’Neill’s of Thomond 25 markers Haplotype:

Y Search ID:

NJ258 O’Neill’s of Thomond.

DYS 393 = 13

DYS 19/394 = 14

DYS 391 = 11

DYS 385a = 11

DYS 385b  = 14

DYS 426 = 12

DYS 388 = 12

DYS 439 = 11

DYS 389-1 = 13

DYS 392 = 13

DYS 389-2 = 29

DYS 458   = 17

DYS 459a  = 8

DYS 459b  = 9

DYS 447   = 25

DYS 448   = 19

DYS 449   = 29

DYS 464a = 13

DYS 464b = 13

DYS 464c = 15

DYS 464d = 17

YCA IIa = 19

YCA IIb = 23

DYS 456 = 15

 NOTE: Now what we need is for any of the descendants of these men to have the courage and come forward with a y-dna to find the differences among all these O’Neill’s starting with.

1. The O’Neill’s of The Fews: The male relatives of Don Carlos O'Neill & Don Arturo O’Neill.

2. The Clannabuidhe O'Neill’s: Don Hugo O'Neill of Portugal or any of his male relatives to come forwards with a y-dna sample.

3. The O’Neill’s of Ivowen: Alan O'Neill of Co. Waterford, or any of his male relatives to come forward with a y-dna test.

De legerdienst O'Neills en de eer 1600s - 1800s by M.A.O'Neill

Kapitein. Tirlough O' Neill, Kleinzoon van Feilimidhe O'Neill, diende in het Spaanse leger nadat de Engelse overheid een prijs voor zijn hoofd aanbood.

Luitenant. Kolonel Tirlough O'Neill b. 1690. Gediend in de Regimenten van Berwick,Waterford en regimenten Hibernia. Gedood door raiders van Moslims in 1748.

Luitenant. Algemeen Brian O' Neill, diende vele jaren in Spaans Nederland onder Algemeen. De Regimenten van O'Neill van de Kuiten van Owen in Vlaanderen. Was één van de belangrijkste ontwerpers van Ierse Opstand 1641.

Kolonel. Kunst Og O'Neill b. 1622 d. 1663. Gevochten in Ierse Opstand 1641. gediend in de Spaanse Ierse Regimenten van Tyrone. Ridder van Orde van Calatrava 1662.

Kolonel. Jose O'Neill, die onder Nicolas (Niall) wordt gediend O'Neill DE Tyrone O'Kelly in de Regimenten van Irlanda.

Kolonel. Terencio (Terence) O'Neill b. 9.3.1759. Ridder van Orde van Santiago in 1786. Gediend in het Regiment van Hibernia.

Algemeen van de luitenant. Felix O'Neill b. 1720 d. 1795. Gediend in het Spaanse Leger.

Brigadegeneraal. Felix O'Neill d. 1812 . Gediend in Regiment van Hibernia.

Kapitein General. Juan O'Neill b. 1765 d. 1808.

Kapitein General. Felix O'Neill d. 1862 . Ridder van de Orde van Koning Carlos III.

Kapitein. Henry O'Neill.

De Kolonel van de luitenant. Nicolas (Niall) O'Neill DE Tyrone O'Kelly b. 1734.

De Kolonel van de luitenant. Arturo O'Neill DE Tyrone O'Kelly. B 1736 d. 1814

Algemeen. Tulio O'Neill O' Keeffe b. 1784 d. 1855. Kolonel van de regimenten van de Prinses. Ridder van de Grote Orde van San Fernando.

Algemeen van de luitenant. Arturo O'Neill O' Keeffe b. 1783. Ridder van de Koninklijke Orde van Koning Carlos III. Kapitein van de eerste battallion van milities van infanterie van Puerto Rico.

Luitenant. Arturo Eustasio O'Neill Andino b. 29.03.1857, gediend in de Infanterie van Puerto Rico voor de Spaanse kroon, Kleinzoon van Generaal van de Luitenant. Arturo O'Neill O' Keeffe.

Kapitein. Arturo O'Neill Abajo b.1890 (Madrid). d. 3.12.1936. Groot-kleinzoon van Lieut. Algemene Arturo O'Neill O' Keeffe.

De heer. William Johnson. geboren 1715, Smithtown, Provincie Meath, Ierland. d. 6.11.1774, dichtbij Johnstown, N.Y. Een Britse koloniale ambtenaar. In 1737 emigreerde hij van Ierland en regelde in New York Mohawk Vallei. In 1746 werd hij benoemd kolonel van Iroquois Confederacy.

John Johnson, 2de Baronet de Heer John Johnson, 2de geboren Baronet. 11.05.1741. Een loyalistleider tijdens Amerikaanse Revolutie. Hij was de zoon van de Inspecteur van Indische Zaken de Heer William Johnson, 1st Baronet, die de Britse nederzetting van de Vallei Mohawk had bevorderd en de gemeenschap van Johnstown in Provincie Tryone in opgericht Provincie van New York.

Brian O'Neill, Zoon van Tiege O'Neill, a mercenary in Frankrijk en Portugal.

John O'Neill, Zoon van Teige en broer van Brian O'Neill, mercenary in Frankrijk en Portugal.

Algemeen. John „Telling van Tyrone“ O'Neill, die in het Spaanse leger in Spaans Nederland wordt gediend.

Algemeen. De Kuiten O'Neill, d. van Owen. 1649. Diende binnen het Spaanse leger in Spaans Nederland. Bevelhebber van de Ierse Verbonden Krachten in Ierse Opstand 1640's.

Kolonel. Eoghan (Owen) O'Neill, die in de legers van Frankrijk wordt gediend.

Ambtenaar Luaghadh (Lewis) O'Neil, die in de legers van Frankrijk wordt gediend.

Kolonel. Gordon O'Neill, Leider van Ulster Jacobites.