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As mentioned, Gerald and Nesta had three sons, one of whom was William, the ancestor of the Keatings. William had possibly seven sons and a daughter:
Raymond de Gros, the oldest son, ancestor of the Earl of Kerry and the Graces, Redmonds and Carews. Raymond was by far the most important military leader during the invasion of 1169. He was appointed Viceroy of Ireland in 1176.
William FitzWilliam
Sylvester FitzWilliam, Bishop of St. David's
Henry FitzWilliam
Odo FitzWilliam de Carew, the ancestor of the Carews; inherited the lands and castles at Carew
John FitzWilliam Keating, the ancestor of all the Keatings in Ireland.
Mabelle FitzWilliam
John Keating, Ancestor of all the Keatings in Ireland
Keating, Robert. "Nesta." 18 Dec 2003. http://www.robertkeating.com/wfdw.htm |
