Year | Maguires | McCaffreys |
| /Ireland | /England |
---- | -------------------- | ---------------------- |
1264 | Supplant Devin | supported the Maguires. |
1395 | Fully control the county. |
| Hugh Maguire has a castle |
| in Enniskillen. |
1428 | Maguires in Lisnaskea were | supported Thomas Maguire |
| hostile. | and Philip Maguire. |
1470 | | Outsiders eg Monaghan |
| beat Maguires who are |
| weakened by in-fighting. |
c1490 | John Maguire becomes |
| King of Fermanagh. |
1495 | | Gillie McCaffrey kills |
| | a Philip Maguire. |
1518 | Philip Maguire sends | O'Neill takes them |
| Aodh MacGafraidh to | hostage |
| deal with Henry O'Neill |
| Philip kills a friend |
| of O'Neill |
1532 | Maguire goes to fight | Gillie Mac Gafraidh |
| the O'Neils | is slain |
1533 | Redmond Maguire insults | Clann McCaffrey kills |
| wife of Cormac Mc Caffrey | Redmond |
1535 | Both families raid O'Neils | Together |
1535 | Feud starts between |
| Maguires and O'Neils |
1536 | O'Neils & rebel Maguires | McCaffreys remain loyal |
| attack King Maguire | to King Maguire. They |
| stop the invasion. |
1538 | Maguires & McCaffreys |
| and others fight the | King Henry VIII named himself |
| English | as head of Church of Ireland |
1539 | Irish rebel again | King Henry VIII defeats them |
| and takes their land. |
1539 | Maguires & McCaffreys |
| refuse to submit |
1566 | O'Neills invade |
| Fermanagh but |
| King Cuchonnact Maguire |
| beats him but cannot |
| beat the English. |
1586 | | Irish lose, all their land |
| | is divided into English shires. |
1589 | King Hugh Maguire on | English appoint a sheriff |
| throne of Fermanagh |
1593 | | English sheriff kills many |
| King Hugh Maguire & |
| McCaffreys start war | The Nine-Years War begins. |
| King Hugh is driven out | The McCaffrey chief is killed. |
1594 | King Hugh returns |
| with O'Donnells & |
| McCaffreys |
1595 | King Hugh wins back |
| Enniskillen |
1596 | Unending Peace talks | with the English. |
1597 | | English send 2 forces attacking |
| Both are driven back | both East and West. |
1602 | Spanish arrive to | English beat the Spanish, also |
| defend the Irish. | terrible Irish losses of men. |
| O'Neils & O'Donnells |
| surrender. So does King |
| Cuchonnacht Maguire |
| and the McCaffrey chief. |
1607 | King Maguire to Italy |
| "The flight of the Earls". |
| The chieftains will all |
| die elsewhere. |
1602 | | King James I confiscated all of |
| | Fermanagh and all other counties. |
1612 | O'Neill became a servitor | McCaffrey chief retained |
| of Conor Roe Maguire. | Magerstephana area. |
| | Calvanistic Scots got more land |
| | than the English. |
1625 | | Charles I becomes King of England |
| | Civil war ensued |
| Northern Ireland fell to |
| the Puritan parliamentary |
| side (who will lose |
| all eventually.) |
1640 | | Phelim O'Neill supports King |
| | Charles I. He proclaims "to |
| | not harm English nor Scots". But |
| | he cannot control his army |
| | who starts killing... |
1641 | Revolt of 1641 | McCaffreys start killing Protestants |
| | at the village of Lisnarick. |
| | 12,000 Protestants are killed |
| Brian Maguire warned | O'Neills and O'Donnells joined |
| Sir William Cole of the | the Revolt. |
| rebellion. |
1642 | | Irish Bishops drew up a constitution. |
| | -Scottish General Munro was defeated |
| | by O'Neill. |
| | -Catholic confederacy forces (loyal |
| | to Charles I) were defeated by O'Neill. |
1649 | | Charles I is executed. |
| | Cromwell takes charge of England. |
| | Cromwell goes to Ireland and commences |
| | a premeditated slaughter of 6,000 |
| | people of all ages and sexes. |
| | Army chief Eoghan Rua O'Neill was killed. |
| | Rory Maguire, King of Fermanagh also killed. |
| | Heber MacMahon was a poor general and |
| | all his troops were killed. All resistance |
| | to Cromwell ended in Northern Ireland. |
| | 30 years of depression and famine began. |
1654 | | Parlement declared |
| | death to any Irish person found alive |
| | east of the Shannon River. Catholic priests |
| | were killed on sight. In Fermanagh, |
| | Mccaffreys stayed as serfs. |
1660 | England abandoned the |
| Cromwellian protectorate. |
| Charles II assumed the |
| throne with Catholic |
| sympathies. |
1685 | James II assumed the |
| throne He named Duke of |
| Tyrconnel, a Catholic, |
| as Lord Lieutenant Of |
| Ireland. |
c1687 | | James II was deposed. |
| | William of Orange & Mary assumed the throne. |
| | James II fled to France |
1689 | James II returned to |
| Ireland was welcomed by |
| Tyrconnel and his Irish |
| army. |
1690 | | William & his army arrived in June. |
| Cunnought Mor Maguire led |
| theIrish army with a chief |
| of McCaffrey leading his |
| own regiment. These armies |
| were Irish loyalists to |
| the core and were loyal |
| to James II. Battles went |
| well at first. |
| | But the Irish army was defeated by |
| | King William of Orange. |
1691 | | King William won the final battle at |
| | Aughrim in July 12. |
| The Jacobeans lost pitifully. |
| The Irish army and its |
| leaders were nearly all cut to |
| pieces. They surrendered at |
| Limerick and all Irish |
| soldiers went to France. |
| | In Fermanagh, the Protestants |
| | kept their land. The McCaffreys |
| | stayed in Fermanagh. The |
| | Catholics were replaced by |
| | Scots. The remaining Irish |
| | may not vote, own a horse, |
| | become priests or receive |
| | an education. |
1796 | | The United Irishmen, founded |
| | by Theobald Wolfe Tone |
| | unsuccessfully tried to revolt. |
1798 | | The 1798 Rebellion of Catholics |
| | and Presbyterians etc failed. |
1800 | | The Irish Parlement is closed |
1829 | Catholic Emancipation succeeds |
| under Daniel O'Connell giving |
| the vote and civil liberties |
| to some. |
1842 | | O'Connell is defeated at clontarf |
1845-49 | | All is destroyed by the Famine. |
1848 | A minor rebellion occurs. |
1900 | | The population in 1843 of 8 million is |
| | down to 7 million by 1900 |
1911-12 | Attempted passages of Home |
| Rule bills fail. |
1914 | | A Home Rule Bill passes but is suspended |
| | for the duration of WW I |
1916 | April 23 Suddenly all changes |
| on Easter Sunday |
| April 24 Proclamation of the |
| Republic & Occupation of |
| many buildings. |
| | April 25 Martial Law is declared |
| | But the McCaffrey clan no |
| | longer exists, except for |
| | a few with this same name |
| | in Fermanagh. |
| Apr to Dec: Many acts of |
| rebellion. |
1916 | Dec 21 All Irish prisoners are |
| released. |
1917 | Mar 7 Britain offers |
| self-government to |
| all parts of Ireland that |
| want it. |
| May 16 David Lloyd-George |
| announces Home Rule for |
| the 26 counties of Ireland. |
| Oct 25 De Valera becomes leader |
| of Sinn Fein |
1918 | Dec 28 Sinn Fein win 73 of |
| the 105 seats in Ireland. |
1919 | Jan 21 Dail Eireann (Irish Sinn |
| Fein parlement meets for |
| the first time) |
| Sept 12 Dail Eireann is |
| declared illegal by Britain |
| Nov 4 Britain creates two |
| Home Rule parliaments - |
| in Dublin and Belfast. |
1920 | May 2 Viscount Fitzalan, a |
| Catholic, becomes Lord |
| Lieutenant of Ireland. |
| Dec 23 Government of Ireland |
| Act creates Northern |
| Ireland and Southern |
| Ireland. |
1921 | Feb 4 Irish War of Independance |
| begins |
| | July 10 Bloody Sunday 23 dead, 200 homes |
| | destroyed. |
| | Dec 6 Anglo-Irish treaty creates an Irish |
| | Free State within the Commonwealth, an |
| | Oath of Allegiance and retention by the |
| | British Naval Service of the use of certain ports. |
1922 | | June 28 The Irish Civil War and Battle of Dublin |
| | begin. the National Army of Ireland begins to |
| | bombard the anti-Treaty IRA occupying |
| | Four Courts. |
| Aug 10 The National Army |
| secures the city of Cork, |
| marking the end of the |
| "Munster Republic" |
| Dec 6 The Irish Free State |
| officially comes into |
| existence. |
Source: http://www.radiodaniel.com/clan/clan.htm