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Conn MacShane O'Neill
Con(n) MacShane O'Neill (1565–1630) was an Irish flaith or Prince of Ulster, the Lord of Clabbye, nobleman, rebel, and political leader in the late 16th century and early 17th century.
Conn was the son of the ruling monarch of Ulster at the time, Shane O'Neill, known as  or "Shane The Proud".
There are conflicting accounts of his mother, those being the Countess Catherine MacLean, final wife of Shane O'Neill, or a daughter of Shane Og Maguire, Prince of Fermanagh, to whom Shane was briefly married to in 1562, or Mary O'Donnell, daughter of Calvagh Prince of Tir Connell.
Early in life, he was often held as a pledge for his father and later his brothers good conduct to both the English and to important Irish dynasties.
However, by the 1570s, he appears to live in Scotland at the court of the MacLeans.
Conn followed his brothers Hugh Gaveloch and Henry MacShane O'Neill into a protracted war against their cousins Turlough Lineach O'Neill and Hugh, the Earl of Tyrone in 1583.
Collectively, the ten brothers were known as the "Mac Shanes" and waged continual war from 1583 to 1591 for domination of Ulster with the backing of a Scottish army made up of MacLeans and MacDonnells.
In 1589, the ruling O'Neill Mor, Sir Turlough Lineach O'Neill, adopted Conn MacShane and declared him Tanist of the O'Neill nation.
Conn opposed his first cousin, Hugh Rua O'Neill, the 2nd Earl of Tyrone continuously during the 1590s and into the 17th century.
He went so far as to travel to England and accuse the Earl of treason in 1590.
He and his brother Hugh had a letter of thanks, written by a Spanish Captain who had been shipwrecked and given hospitality by the Earl.
The case was tried in front of Elizabeth and for political reasons, the Earl went unpunished.
Soon after Conn's brothers Hugh and Brian were caught and executed by the Earl and the MacShanes had to return to Ulster no better off than before.
In 1590, Conn was briefly elected The O'Neill Mor.
However, he was overthrown and during the 9 Years War, he was arrested and again held captive by his cousin on an island stronghold in Killetragh.
As the Earl started to lose the war, Conn escaped and joined the English, fighting with them to defeat of the Earl.
Conn was married to Mary O'Donnell, a Princess of the Tirconnell dynasty.
It is difficult to determine whether she was a daughter of Manus O'Donnell or his son Sir Hugh O'Donnell, as both have named Mary or Mairéad.
When the Earl fled Ireland in 1607, Conn was rewarded with a large estate known at Clabbye in south-western Ulster for the rest of life.
Conn had two sons that wielded some power of their own; Hugh McShane O'Neill, and Art Og' O'Neill.
Hugh was the Chief of the McShane clan along the western Bann river in Glenconkeyne, and
Art Og' inherited Clabbye and was known to have fortified it and held it into the 1640s.
Conn MacShane's family was considered close enough to the Earl's to be considered part of the titled bloodline.
In 1640, the 3rd Earl of Tyrone listed the descendants of Conn as the final lineage capable of claiming the title of "Tyrone" should all the lineage of Mathew "Ferdocha" O'Neill be extinguished.
To that fact, in 1683, Conn's grandson Cormac MacShane O'Neill traveled to Spain and unsuccessfully petitioned for the title and position as the 8th Earl/Count of Tyrone in the Spanish creation.
He was undermined by a young nephew of the 7th Earl/Count.
However, upon his death in the early 1690s, the line of Conn MacShane O'Neill back in Ireland reverted using the O'Neill Mor name again, and kept up the traditions of election within the O'Neill family beyond 1888.
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Hugh McShane O'Neill
Hugh McShane O' Neill was an early modern Irish nobleman and rebel.
Genealogies list Hugh as either the son of Con MacShane O' Neill, 3rd son of Shane O'Neill, or as the 10th son of Shane O'Neill himself.
In either case he was a grandson of Conn O'Neill, 1st Earl of Tyrone, and Gearoid Mór Fitzgerald, 8th Earl of Kildare, and of the primary line of the O'Neill of Tyrone clan.
Shane was the Prince of Ulster and Chief of all the O'Neill septs until his death in 1567.
Hugh gained his patrimony, like his father, from the O' Neill sept clan he'd been fostered by; the McShanes of Killetragh and the Glenconkeyne forest( modern south County Londonderry).
This group was also called the" Wild Clan Shanes of Killetragh" or the" McShane- O'Neills".
Hugh was an active rebel and commander in the 1580s through 1615.
His first deed of historical note was a raid his brothers conducted on Maguire of Fermanagh and his lands in early 1573.
They were stated to have done great damage to the lands of Maguire.
The genealogy that states Hugh was the son of Shane" The Proud" O' Neill is based on his moniker and the fact that he is often in the company of other known sons of Shane O'Neill, collectively known across Ireland in the late 16th century as" The Mac Shanes".
According to Scottish sources, he and his brothers Henry MacShane O'Neill and Art" MacShane" invaded Ireland with 3000 Scots from his cousin Lachlan MacLean in 1587.
The link between the MacLeans and the MacShanes was close in that their mother was the daughter of Hector Mor, Chief of the MacLeans, and he and two other brothers had been secured with the MacLeans after the murder of their father, Shane in 1567.
See O'Neill dynasty.
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Shane O'Neill (Irish chieftain)
Shane O'Neill (c. 1530 – 2 June 1567), was an Irish chieftain of the O'Neill dynasty of Ulster in the mid 16th century.
Shane O'Neill's career was marked by his ambition to be The O'Neill – sovereign of the dominant O'Neill family of Tír Eoghain—and thus overlord of the entire province.
This brought him into conflict with competing branches of the O'Neill family and with the English government in Ireland, who recognised a rival claim.
Shanes's support was considered worth gaining by the English even during the lifetime of his father Conn O'Neill, 1st Earl of Tyrone (died 1559).
But rejecting overtures from Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex, the lord deputy from 1556, Shane refused to help the English against the Scottish settlers on the coast of Antrim, allying himself instead with the MacDonnells, the most powerful of these immigrants.

Question: Who is Conn Macshane O'Neill's paternal grandfather?
Answer: Conn O'Neill, 1st Earl of Tyrone