The O'Brien Line of Conor O'Brien, Chief of The Name
There is some overlap with the Barons Inchiquin; those people are marked off in bold.
- Murrough an Taniste O'Brien, d. 1551.
- Donough O'Brien 29 Sep 1582
- Conor O'Brien d. 1603
- Donough O'Brien, d. 1635
- Conor O'Brien, 1617–1651
- Donough O'Brien, 1642–1717
- Lucius O'Brien, 1675–1717
- Edward O'Brien, 1705–1765
- Lucius O'Brien, 1731–1795
- Edward O'Brien, 1773–1837
- Lucius O'Brien, 1800–1872
- Edward O'Brien, 1839–1900
- Lucius O'Brien, 1864–1929
- Fionn O'Brien, 1903–1977
- Conor Myles John O'Brien, b. 1943 (see profile)
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