For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.
| Mac Aibhne | Mac Aviney: annamh, Fear Manach &rl. Bhain siad le Muintir Chatháin. SGG & SGA. |
| Mac an Mhanaigh | Mac Evaney: annamh: Maigh Eo: ach Mac Cavana in Aontroim & rl mar a bhfuil líon beag díobh. Ar mhaithe le clú na mbráithre, bímís ag súil gur leas-ainm atá i gceist annso! |
| Mac Dhuibhne | Mac Avinney: annamh: Muineachán, an Mhí. Féach Mag Dhuibhne & Mac Aibhne. Brí: féach Ó Duibhne. |
| MacAvenna | Very rare: scattered. Ir. Mac Aibhne (SGA), from first name Aibhne which was favoured by the O'Kanes of Derry to whom this family was related. See Mac Avenue. |
| MacAvenue | fairly rare: scattered. Ir. Mac Dhuibhne (SGA). See Mac Givney. |
| MacAviney | rare: Fermanagh-Monaghan etc. (1) Mag Dhuibhne of Breifne; (2) Mac Aibhne, related to the O'Kanes of Derry. See Mac Avenna & Mac Avenue. SGG. |
| MacEvaney | rare: Mayo: Ir. Mac an Mhanaigh, manach, monk. |
| MacKavanagh | Quite numerous: Belfast area etc. Ir. Mac an Mhanaigh (son of the monk). See also Mac Cavana. No connection with the Leinster name Kavanagh. |
DEDs where McAvenue and a second surname are found together
This list shows total 1901 McAvenue households by county.
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