McGennis Family Heritage
Sola Salus Servire Deo
From the Lords of Iveagh in 1150 to Jefferson City, Missouri today
McGennis Heritage: A Lineage Dating to 1150
Discover the rich history of the McGennis clan, from ancient Irish lords of Iveagh to modern Jefferson City. Explore our family's journey from Mag Aonghusa in 1150 County Down, Ulster, Ireland to today's generation. Learn about the coat of arms, the Red Hand of Ulster, and the family motto: "Sola Salus Servire Deo" (In the Service of God).
Journey to Our Roots: A McGennis Travel Guide to Ireland
A comprehensive travel guide to visiting McGennis ancestral sites in County Down, Ulster, Ireland. Explore Rathfriland, Dundrum Castle, Knock Iveagh, Narrow Water Castle, Warrenpoint, and the ancient homeland of the Lords of Iveagh. Complete itinerary with practical planning tips for your heritage pilgrimage.
Treasures of the Clan: McGennis Artifacts and Sacred Relics
Explore the physical artifacts and sacred relics of the McGennis clan: the inauguration stone chair at Rathfriland, the Warrenpoint coronation stone, St. Patrick's arm shrine, castle ruins (Dundrum and Narrow Water), and the coat of arms. Tangible connections to 875 years of Irish heritage.
Our Family Heritage
1150
Beginning of Recorded Lordship
The Mag Aonghusa clan emerged as Lords of Iveagh in County Down, Ulster, ruling from their seat at Rathfriland.
875 Years
Of Family History
From medieval Irish lords through famine and emigration to modern America—an unbroken line of heritage.
Iveagh
Our Ancestral Territory
County Down, Ulster, Ireland—from the Mourne Mountains to Carlingford Lough, the lands our ancestors defended and ruled.