— Richard, called the ‘Devil’s Hook,’ [178], [204], [205]
— — called ‘Richard in iron,’ married to Grace O’Malley, [43], [44], [92], [93]
— Oge, called Fal fo Erinn (hedge or pale of Ireland) hanged by Bingham [151], [152], [211]
— Theobald, known as Tibbot ne Long (of the ships), [38], [366], [427]
— — calling himself MacWilliam Iochtar, [260], [365], [368]
— William, calling himself MacWilliam Iochtar and known as the ‘Blind Abbot,’ [205], [207], [211], [215]
— MacDavid, [431]
— MacWilliam, [44]
Burkes, or Bourkes, of Clanwilliam, in Limerick, [326]
Burke, Sir William, chief of the Limerick Burkes and created Baron of Castle Connell, [45]