Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "McCartan is a surname of Irish origins. Derived from Mac Artáin, which denotes the son of Artán, the surname was taken by chiefs of Kinelarty in County Down. The surname was thought to have lost its prefix to become Carton, Cartin, Carten and Cartan. but these names are now recognised as derivatives of Uí Mhic Cairthinn.The McCartans belong to the Uí Echach Cobo branch of the Dál nAraidi dynasty of the Cruthin, and thus are kin to the Magennis family, Lords of Iveagh."@en }
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- McCartan comment "McCartan is a surname of Irish origins. Derived from Mac Artáin, which denotes the son of Artán, the surname was taken by chiefs of Kinelarty in County Down. The surname was thought to have lost its prefix to become Carton, Cartin, Carten and Cartan. but these names are now recognised as derivatives of Uí Mhic Cairthinn.The McCartans belong to the Uí Echach Cobo branch of the Dál nAraidi dynasty of the Cruthin, and thus are kin to the Magennis family, Lords of Iveagh.".
- Q6800176 comment "McCartan is a surname of Irish origins. Derived from Mac Artáin, which denotes the son of Artán, the surname was taken by chiefs of Kinelarty in County Down. The surname was thought to have lost its prefix to become Carton, Cartin, Carten and Cartan. but these names are now recognised as derivatives of Uí Mhic Cairthinn.The McCartans belong to the Uí Echach Cobo branch of the Dál nAraidi dynasty of the Cruthin, and thus are kin to the Magennis family, Lords of Iveagh.".