For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.
Jennings | numerous: most areas, particularly Connacht where a branch of the Burkes took the Irish patronymic Mac Sheóinín (son of little John). The name is common in England where it is also a dimin. of John. IF. |
Mac Sheoinín | Jennings: líonmhar, Connachta go sonrach. Craobh des na Búrcaigh annsan. |
DEDs where Jennings and a second surname are found together
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