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O'Naghten Irish Clan / Sept

Shields & Plaques | Irish Clans |  O'Naghten Irish Clan / Sept

Clan/Sept Crest Wall Shield for the O'Naghten Clan
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Clan/Sept Crest Wall Shield for the O'Naghten Clan


Price: £29.95 / $47.32 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) Customers outside UK are exempt from VAT

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Each Clan/Sept design is mounted on a stylish wooden base which is available in Light Wood or Dark Wood Finish.
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We have used our own special skills and original ideas enabling us to display your clan/sept crest in a most colourful and effective way.



We guarantee that every coat of arms, clan/sept crest we produce is 100% authentic.

All Clan/Sept Shields are provided with a prop-stand and in a presentation box, To see a layout of how your clan/sept crest is presented on the shield, !!<please click here.

The Clan/Sept History

Spelling variations of this family name include: Naughten, Nachtain, McNaughten,
Naughton, Naghten, McNaughton, Norton, Naughtan, Nochtin, Nochton, Knochton,
Connaughten, Connaughton, O'Naughton, O'Naghten, O'Nachten, McNaghten and many
more.
First found in Clare, where they were anciently seated as an important
Dalcassian sept of the Ui Maine related to the Mulallys. The Lallys and the
O'Naghtens were in turn chiefs of the Moenmoy from which they were driven in the
English invasion of 1172. They settled in Tollendal where they became tenants of
Lord Bermingham. Here they became Chiefs of the Fews. Neachtan, the progenitor,
about 850 A.D., was the grandson of Aeneas Lally. Irish history was greatly
influenced by the Norman invasion of 1172, and thereafter, the surnames of Irish
Gaelic clanns and septs and many of the Norman families became almost
indistinguishable. Great confusion reigns between the Scottish clan McNaughten
(vide). Some learned scholars of the Irish McNaghtens claim to be descended of
the Pictish race, being one of three clans of the old Maormors of Moray, Kings
of the Picts who claimed title to the Kingdom of Scotland. Descended from
Neachtan by five generations was Connor Catha Brian O'Neachtain who fought
beside Brian Boru at Clontarf in 1014.
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were:
Alexander McNaughton, who settled in America in 1738; Laughlin Naghten, who
arrived in America in 1739; Agnes McNaughton, who arrived in New York in 1775.




Present your clan/sept crest in a most unique and attractive way by choosing an Irish Clan/Sept Shield by Rowan Heraldic Shields!

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