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William Nugent Macnamara or M'Namara (c. 1776 – 11 November 1856) was an Irish landowner and Member of Parliament. He was the eldest son of Irish MP Francis Macnamara of Doolin and was educated at a Dublin seminary. He entered the local militia as a captain of grenadiers, later gaining promotion to major.
William Nugent Macnamara or M'Namara was an Irish landowner and Member of Parliament.
William Nugent Macnamara MP (c.1776 – 11 November 1856) aka Major M'Namara was the eldest son of Irish MP Francis Macnamara of Doolin (and heir to the estate). " A Protestant in religion, a Catholic in politics, and a Milesian in descent" he was considered "one of the real old blood" in Clare and had the reputation of an Irish Lochinvar, a ...
On the death of their only son Andrew Finucane in 1843, [3] the house was inherited by his brother-in-law William Nugent Macnamara of Doolin, who died in 1856 at the age of eighty-one. His son Francis, an army captain and a lieutenant-colonel in the Clare Militia, moved into the house with his wife in 1863 and added a west wing.
MACNAMARA, William Nugent (?1776-1856), of Doolin, co. Clare. Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1820-1832, ed. D.R. Fisher, 2009. Available from Cambridge University Press. Constituency. Dates. CO. CLARE. 1830 - 1852. Family and Education.
William Nugent Macnamara: 723 : 28.8 : −15.8 : Irish Repeal: Cornelius O'Brien: 584 23.3 −21.0 Conservative: William Fitzgerald 395 15.7 +13.8 Turnout: 1,256 (est) 56.7 (est) −15.7 Registered electors: 2,216 Majority 86 3.4 N/A: Conservative gain from Irish Repeal: Swing +20.7 Majority 139 5.5 −29.6 Irish Repeal hold: Swing ...
Ennistymon House became Macnamara property as a result of the marriage in 1798 of William Nugent Macnamara and Susannah Finucane. Susannah was a daughter of Anne O’Brien of the Ennistymon family. This Macnamara family has now died out in the male line but the 20th century female members included an author and Caitlin, the wife of Welsh poet ...
