Miscellaneous Flanagan 
Miscellaneous  families 
of surname  Flanagan,
that are  possibly related to our Flanagan family.
 
John Flanagan of Kilnamanagh, Co.Dublin, seems to be related to our family:
The John Flanagan farm highlighted  on
1829 to 1842 map. 
 
John Flanagan   listed at Greenhills, Tallaght, in
[Thom's, 1854].
 
 
    Flanagan - Stubbs marriage  
  These  could be related  because there is a later 
   
Flanagan - Stubbs marriage in 1866. 
 Flanagan of SW Co.Dublin 
- 
  William Flanagan,
mar Mary Eagan [or possibly Eagar] 
 and had issue:
  -  Margaret Flanagan, bapt 1781
[Rathfarnham RC par records],
sp James Seery.
 
 -  Michael Flanagan, bapt 1783
[Rathfarnham RC par records],
sp James Byrne and Catherine Malone.
 -  John Flanagan, bapt 1786
[Rathfarnham RC par records],
sp John Fogarty and Christian Barvet.
 -  James  Flanagan, bapt 1787
[Rathfarnham RC par records],
sp William Nowlan and Catharine Roe.
 
 
 -  John Flanagan,
 mar Jane Ferly and had issue:
-    William Flanagan,
bapt  8 Sept 1786
 [Clondalkin RC par records].
 
 -  William Flanagan, born 1775,
of Thomas St, Dublin,
mar Ann ----,
died 12 Apr 1803, age 28 yrs,
she erected grave
[St. Maelruain's   graveyard, Tallaght].
 -  
 John Flanigan.
 
He is       
listed 
 
in
 [Tithe Survey, 1826]
as   holding 110 acres 
of "Meadow, Pasture and Tillage" 
at  Templeogue,
Tallaght parish.
 
 -  Michael (poss.Flanagan),
 mar Elizabeth --- and had issue:
  -  Catherine (poss.Flanagan), bapt 1st Jan 1831 [Rathfarnham parish records],
sp (poss.Rourke) and Margaret Doyle.
 
 
 
 
  Vicars' index of wills 
  
   
 All entries for Flanagan (and variants)
in 
[Vicars' index of wills 1536-1810].
 
Note 
William Flanagan,  
"gardener", Rathfarnham, Co.Dublin,  
will pr 1760.
(Similar profile to our family.)
All of these  wills  were burnt in 1922.
  
 
 
 Eoin O'Mahony,
 the scholar, traveller and
  amateur genealogist,
and friend of 
Frank Flanagan,
 claimed that Eamon de Valera's wife was a relation
of these Flanagans.
Liam Cosgrave says this is not true:
"As far as I am aware the views of Eoin O'Mahoney are based on his vivid imagination
which had great flights of fancy".
Think 
W.T. Cosgrave  said
"That was the only thing that Dev and I ever had in common,
was that we both married Flanagans.".
John Flanagan
remembered  hearing as a child that De Valera was somewhere in the family tree.
  
Laurence Flanagan,
of Carbery, Co.Kildare, had issue:
  -  Sinéad Flanagan,
 born 1st June 1878 [grave],
born  Jane or Janice Flanagan, Balbriggan, Co.Dublin.
She 
mar Eamon de Valera
 
and had issue. 
See DE VALERA
 in  [Burkes Irish, 1976].
See 
their grave, Glasnevin
(and here
and here
and here).
The singer
Sinead O'Connor
was named after her.