>From the Book of Ballymote: Clann Commain annso sis. 400. Maelmithigh & Cuchailli & Murcad & Gillacoluim .iiii. mc. Aedha m. Maelfabaill m. Conaingen m. Dalaigh m. Duinailead m. Muircertaigh m. Murcadha m. Loingsich m. Cathmogha m. Anaileadh m. Commaeine mc. Fergna find m. Feradaig m. Muiredaigh m. Eogain m. Neill .ix.g. 401. Rige dorat Padraic do Muiredach Muirech as & Tacad & Octigern as do Fergus, gaiscidh do Bindech gais do Feidlimidh, Cruth do Cormac Fearg do Aenghus, Diumus do Dallan Feile do Illand, Buaidh clercechta do Ailill, Claine {75f} & Cosaitige do Eichen .i. Muinter Uchtchain .i. uiri maigh & .H. Comaltan in Ardmacha & .H. Raiten & .H. Lorcain mc. Naindenaigh Muindter tiri dibh Amalgaidh .H. Lorcain Clann Eichen mc. Eogain andsoin. 402. Cland Oililla .i. Muinter Muighe Bili .i. .H. Forcellaig & .H. Laighne & Sil Mc. Cluaissi isin craib is dibh .H. Loimdearg. I thiink ".H. Lorcain mc. Naindenaigh Muindter tiri dibh Amalgaidh" means that the O Lorcain are in Ui Amalgaidh (Barony of Tirawly, Co. Mayo)? I also remember the Ui Beccon in north Westmeath are said to be Ui Amhalgaidh. I believe Tir Beccon would be within the same area as the O'Lorcain lords of Caille Follamhain?