Clavin / Sword

Origen: Irlandés, Escocés. The name Sword or Clavin, most often comes from the Irish name O Suaird, which, when anglicised in a Fiant of 1562, becomes O'Sword. In County Down, in the early 17th century, the name was recorded in the Ulster Inquisitions as Swords, Swoordes, and Sourdes. In County Kildare the name Swords was often a mistranslation of the Irish name O Claimhin, which was mistakenly equated with the Irish word "claidheamh" meaning "sword." Thus, the name Clavin is a synonym for Swords. In County Mayo Claveen is also a synonym. In the 14th century the name de Swerdes, derived from the village, appeared in several places in Ireland. First found in Counties Offaly, Leix, and Kildare, where in 1016, the successor of St.

Variantes: Sword, Swords, O'Sword, O'Swerte, Swoordes, Sourdes, Swerdes, Clavin y otros.

Motto: Prepared.

David Clavin & Bridget Ronan ( modificado el 26.09.2011 ) | |

David Clavin & Brigid Greseogan ( modificado el 02.10.2009 ) | |

David Clavin & Brigid Gavaghan ( modificado el 04.07.2010 )

Michael Clavin & Mary Clunan ( modificado el 02.10.2009 )

N Clavin & Anne C ( modificado el 02.10.2009 )

N2 Clavin ( modificado el 02.10.2009 )

N3 Clavin ( modificado el 02.10.2009 )

Singles / Others / Otros / Clavin ( modificado el / modified on 02.10.2009 )

Thomas Clavin & Margaret Feeney ( modificado el 25.06.2010 ) | |

Thomas Clavin & Mary Jordan ( modificado el 02.10.2009 )

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INGRESOS POR EL
PUERTO DE BUENOS AIRES

En las listas de los pasajeros llegados al puerto de Buenos Aires hasta el año 1880 encontramos 12 personas de este apellido que arribaron a nuestras playas entre 1829 y 1867, conforme al siguiente detalle:

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