Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Geographic/Political Areas
The Russian/Scythian/Greek Connection
Russian/Kurgan/Scythian/Greek/Partholanian/Nemedian/Firbolg
Early Irish History
CHAPTER II -The Earliest Known Moran, Morann
Eochvay
Niall
Dathi & Fiacra
Muiren, Moran Mor
O'Morains, O'Morans of Ardnaree
Possible Connection
Pictures of Carrowkeel
THE MORANS OF CARROWKEELMichael Moran and Maria Lynskey, The Lynskeys
Patrick Moran and Margaret Hefferon and the Carey, Cunniff, Beggan, Guilfoyle, DiMella, Regan, Aldrich, Burke, Jabour, Sullivan, Kelly, Kerr, Preskanis, Davidson, Haran and Sammon allied connections
Michael Moran and Maria Caden, The Cadens, Cousins
Patrick Moran and Bridget Traynor
John
William
Mary (Sister Joseph Bernadette)
Rita
Margaret
Joseph
Catherine
Eileen
Thomas
Bernard
MORAN FAMILY PHOTOS
- The Maternal, Paternal Side -of Knockfree
The Traynors (marriages and children), Gallaghers, Flynns and Colemans
Funeral Mass Sermon
Poetic Tribute
More Traynors and Kiwi Kuzinz
CHAPTER IV - The MONAGLES
The Monagles Margaret Mae (Keenan) Monagle and John "Jack" Monagleof DONEGAL AND P.E.I.
James
Alice
Frances
A-G
H-M
N-S
T-Z
Appendix I - Who Is Irish
Appendix II - Other Morans
Denis Moran Family of County Laois, Ireland - 
William Moran and Mary Ginnelly of Rosturk, County Mayo, Ireland - 
Moran Family of Sinaloa, Guadalajara and Cuernavaca, Mexico - 
Moran (Morand) Family of La Rochelle, France -
Morin Families of France and Belgium and possible origins - 
Moran (Morin) Family of Normandie, France -
.....Also Quebec
Morin Family of Melicourt, France - 
McMorran and spelling variations - 
Morans From County Offaly and today in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, Texas
The Descendants of James Madison Moran (This is a BIG, lots of decendants, slow loading file)
Morans of Crawford County, Georgia
Hugenot Morans since 1641 and then Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia
Appendix III - Moran Coats of Arms
Appendix IV - Other Celts In Ireland
Appendix V - Names of Celtic Tribes
Celtic Languages and How They Relate to Indo-European and English
Appendix VI - Maps
Carrowkeel
Connacht
Ui Fiachrach
Cultures
Greece
Ireland
Cromwell's Effect On Land Ownership
Poor Law Unions and Work Houses
Eclesiastical Provinces and Dioceses
Tribal Boundaries of Principle Tribes
Ireland, 1841 Showing % of Population in Low Income Housing and Literacy
800 AD Principle Tribes and Territories
1014 AD Irelands Main Kingdoms
Mayo
Scythia
Migration
Burial Sites..606-500 BC
500-323 BC Herodotus' East
Transcaucus Today
Sligo
Scotland
Eleventh Century Alba (Scotland)
Isle of Man
Hebrides
Orkneys
Brittany
Cornwall
3. Kings of Connacht through 1124
4. Ancient Genealogy to Before 1700 B.C.
Appendix VIII Genealogical Aids
Genealogy Centers In County Mayo, Ireland, Dublin and other Counties
Crossmolina, Ireland Area Census, 1901
InterNet Resources
Appendix VIX - Celtic Chronology
1692-1800>............
1800-1900>........... 
The Celtic flags above: Ireland, Brittany, Galacia, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Scotland and Wales
Other flags would include:
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N. Ireland..Orkneys Shetlands ..........Hebrides Islands (Lewis, Barra)...and Asturias, Spain
Where most of the Celts went:
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After the chronology there is a feature displaying graphics and/or pictures from Moran websites.
APOLOGIA, CORRIGENDA, ERRATA, ET ADDENDA
EXTRAS