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{{CoatofArms
|Name=O'Neill
|Blazon=Ar. two lions ramp. combatant gu. supporting a sinister hand couped at the wrist of the last, in chief three mullets of ihe second, and in base a salmon naiant ppr.
|Crest=An arm embowed in antique chain armour holding in the gauntlet a sword all ppr.
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|Info=Upper Claneboys, bart., dormant since 1799; descended from Henry Calch O'Neill, second son of Bbiam Ballaoh O'Neill, Chief of Clanenoy, who was fourth in descent from Hdoh Buidhb O'Neill, from whom the deei^ nation of Claneboy was derived, Colonel Bbian O'Neill, seventh in descent from Henry Calch O'Neill, was created a Baronet of England, 13 November, 1643, by Charles I., in recompense for his services in the royal cause, especially for his bravery at the battle of Edge Hill, 22 August, 1642. Sir Fbancib O'Neill, sixth bart., who lived at Slane, co. Meath, d. 1799, leaving four sons, I. Henbt, went to Spain and haf not been heard of since 1798; II. Fbancis, of Drogheda; HI. James, of Dublin; and IV. Bbian, Sergeant-Major, 88th Connaught Bangers, whose male descendants are still living. Since the decease of the sixth bart., the title baa been unclaimed
|Comment=see-Burke's "Vicissitudes of Families"
|Page=759
}}
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