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© MapTiler © OpenStreetMap contributors| Coid | Very rare: Belfast. Ir. Mac Uaid. See also MacQuoid. |
| Mac Uaid | Mac Quaid: líonmhar: Cúige Uladh - Muineachán go sonrach. Bhí an sloinne annsin sa 17 céad ach ní féidir a rá conas a d'éirigh sé - is cosúil go raibh duine éigin as clann eile leis an ainm Wat (giorrú ar Walter) agus ghlac leis an ainm sinseartha Mac Uaid. Is ionann é, mar sin, agus Watson. Tá Quaid i Luimneach ach baineann le Ó Cuain, q.v. |
| MacQuade | fairly numerous: Ulster generally etc. Ir. Mac Uaid. See Mac Quaid. |
| MacQuaid | numerous: Ulster, especially Monaghan, also Louth-Meath. Ir. Mac Uaid (son of Wat, i.e. Walter), so equivalent to Watson. It occurs as Quaid in Limerick. IF. |
| MacQuoid | Quite numerous: Belfast-Down etc. Ir. Mac Uaid. See Mac Quaid. |
| MacWade | rare: Scattered in Ulster, Longford. Variant of Mac Quaid, q.v. |
| Quade | fairly rare: Limerick etc. Ir. Ó Cuain. Perhaps abbrev. of Donnchuan. See also Mac Uaid, see Quain and Mac Quaid. |
| Quaite | rare: Antrim etc. Ir. Mac Uait (son of Wat). See Mac Quaid. |
Parishes where a Quaide and a second surname married each other.
This list shows total Quaide Roman Catholic marriages by county.
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