The O'Dwyer Pedigree recorded by Dr. Keating.

Adapted from Seathrun Céiting, Foras Feasa ar Eirinn, translated as Rev. G. Keating, The History of Ireland from the Earliest Period to the English Invasion, by John O'Mahoney (P.M. Haverty, New York, 1857), pp. 663, 664, 683, 694-697.

Addenda I. The Pedigree of O'Dwyer, of Kilnamanagh, from Dermod O'Connor's translation of Keating.

1. Philip
2. Anthony
3. Diarmaid
4. Thomas
5. Concober, or Connor
6. Thomas
7. Thomas
8. Concobar
9. Thomas
10. Thomas
11. Gilla-na-naemh
12. Gilla-na-naemh
13. Lochlainn
14. Gilla-na-naemh
15. Lorcan
16. Kellach
17. Gilla-na-naemh
18. Kellach
19. Lorcan
20. Aedh
21. Donncadh O'Duibhir, in English, O'Dwyer, the first that bore the family surname.
22. Lorcan
23. Duibhir, or Duibhidhir, from whom is derived the name O'Duibhidhir anglicised O'Dwyer.
24. Sbellan
25. Suibni
26. Donncadh
27. Duadh-flaith
28. Collan
29. Colman
30. Crath
31. Ruaidri
32. Grellan
33. Lubna
34. Lughna
35. Muirini
36. Finncadh
37. Firrath
38. Firruath Derg
39. Firini
40. Lugaidh
41. Armbar
42. Carbri Cluthechar
43. Cu-Corb, King of Leinster. (The pedigree of the O'Kavanagh family joins here)
44. Mogh-Corb, King of Leinster.
45. Concobar Abra-Ruadh, King of Ireland.
46. Finn the poet, King of Leinster.
47. Rosa Ruadh, King of Leinster.
48. Fergus Fargi, King of Leinster.
49. Nuadha Nect, King of Ireland. (This Nuadha had three sons, namely, Fergus Fargi, from whom has sprung the stock of this branch; Baeisgni, from whom descended Comhal, the father of Finn Mac Comhail, commonly called Fingal by the Anglo-Scotch; and Gnathallach).
50. Sedna Sithbac, King of Leinster.
51. Lugaidh Lothfinn, King of Leinster.
52. Bresal Brec, King of Leinster. (The pedigree of the Fitzpatrick family joins here)
53. Fiacaidh Fobrec
54. Olild Glas
55. Fiacaidh Foglas
56. Nuadha Follamhain
57. Alloid
58. Art
59. Mogh Art
60. Crimthann
61. Feidlimidh Fortruin
62. Fergus Fortamhail
63. Bresal Breggamhain
64. Aengus Follamhain
65. Olild Brachaen
66. Labraidh Loingsech, King of Ireland
67. Olild Ani
68. Laegari Lorc, King of Ireland,
69. Iugani Mor, King of Ireland. (Pedigree of the O'Neill family joins here)
70. Eocaidh Buadach
71. Duach Laghrach, King of Ireland.
72. Fiacaidh Tolgrach, King of Ireland.
73. Muredach Bolgrach
74. Simeon Brec, King of Ireland.
75. Aedgan Glas
76. Nuadha Finn Fail, King of Ireland.
77. Giallcaidh, King of Ireland.
78. Olild Olcaein
79. Siorna Saeghalach, King of Ireland.
80. Dian
81. Rothectach, King of Ireland.
82. Maen
83. Aengus Ol-mucaidh, King of Ireland.
84. Fiacaidh Labranni, King of Ireland.
85. Smirgoll
86. Enboth
87. Tighernmas, King of Ireland.
88. Follamhan
89. Ethrial, King of Ireland.
90. Irial the prophet, King of Ireland.
91. Erimhon (heremon), King of Ireland.
92. Miledh of Esbain (Milesius). (The pedigree of MacCarthy More joins here)
93. Bili, King in Spain.
94. Breogan, King in Spain.
95. Bratha
96. Degatha, King in Gaethluighe.
97. Arcadh, King in Gaethluighe.
98. Allod, King in Gaethluighe.
99. Nuadha, King in Gaethluighe.
100. Ninnall, King in Gaethluighe.
101. Febric Glass, King in Gaethluighe.
102. Adnamhon, King in Gaethluighe.
103. Eber Glun-Finn, King in Gaethluighe.
104. Lamh-finn
105. Adnoin
106. Tath
107. Eogamhan
108. Beogamhan
109. Eber Scot
110. Sru
111. Esru
112. Gaedal Glas
113. Niul
114. Fenius Farsaidh
115. Baath ["Neither this nor the succeeding names seem to have been handed down through the medium of the Gaelic tongue. Their forms, with perhaps, the exception of Naei, i.e. Noah, and Adamh ( Auve) i.e. Adam, are foreign to that idiom."]
116. Magog
117. Japhett
118. Naei
119. Lamech
120. Mathusalem
121. Enoch
122. Jared
123. Mahaleleel
124. Cainan
125. Enos
126. Seth
127. Adamh.