| 1. Murphy | 26. Wilson | 51. Sweeney | 76. Kenny |
| 2. Kelly | 27. Dunne | 52. Hayes | 77. Sheehan |
| 3. O’Sullivan | 28. Brennan | 53. Kavanagh | 78. Ward |
| 4. Walsh | 29. Burke | 54. Power | 79. Whelan |
| 5. Smith (McGowan) | 30. Collins | 55. McGrath | 80. Lyons |
| 6. O’Brien | 31. Campbell | 56. Moran | 81. Reid |
| 7. Byrne | 32. Clarke | 57. Brady | 82. Graham |
| 8. Ryan | 33. Johns(t)on | 58. Stewart/Stuart | 83. Higgins |
| 9. O’Connor | 34. Hughes | 59. Casey | 84. Cullen |
| 10. O’Neill | 35. O’Farrell | 60. Foley | 85. Keane/MacCahan(e) |
| 11. O’Reilly | 36. Fitzgerald | 61. Fitzpatrick | 86. King |
| 12. Doyle | 37. Brown | 62. O’Leary | 87. Maher/Meagher |
| 13. McCarthy | 38. Martin/MacGillmartin | 63. MacDonnell | 88. MacKenna |
| 14. Gallagher | 39. Maguire | 64. MacMahon | 89. Bell |
| 15. O’Doherty | 40. Nolan/Knowlan | 65. Donnelly | 90. Scott |
| 16. Kennedy | 41. Flynn | 66. Regan | 91. Hogan |
| 17. Lynch | 42. Thom(p)son | 67. Donovan | 92. O’Keefe |
| 18. Murray | 43. O’Callaghan | 68. Burns | 93. Magee |
| 19. Quinn | 44. O’Donnell | 69. Flanagan | 94. MacNamara |
| 20. Moore | 45. Duffy | 70. Mullan | 95. MacDonald |
| 21. McLaughlin | 46. O’Mahon(e)y | 71. Barry | 96. MacDermot(t) |
| 22. O’Carroll | 47. Boyle | 72. Kane | 97. Moloney |
| 23. Connolly | 48. Healy | 73. Robinson | 98. O’Rourke |
| 24. Daly | 49. O’Shea | 74. Cunningham | 99. Buckley |
| 25. O’Connell | 50. White | 75. Griffin | 100. O’Dwyer |
Notes:
- These survey results are based upon all Irish birth registrations in the year 1890.
- McGowan is an Anglicization of the Irish surname MacGobhann, with Gobha meaning blacksmith in English. As a consequence, many McGowan families became known as Smyth or Smith after further Anglicization.
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Are your Irish ancestors represented here?