Common Irish Surnames in Puerto Rico
The following are common surnames in Puerto Rico of the first Irish settlers:
| Surnames of the first Irish families in Puerto Rico | ||||
| Anderson, Armstrong, Kirwan, Cole, Coll, Coleman, Conway, Cooper, Davis, Darby, Doran, Finlay, Fitzpatrick, Gilbert, Hayes, Henna, Kelly, Kennedy, Kiernan, Martin, McConnie, McClintock, McCormick, McDougall, Monroe, Morgan, Murphy (Morfi), Murray, Nagle, O'Daly, O'Ferral (O'Farrell), O'Fray, O'Neill, O'Reilly, Perkins, Power, Quinlan, Richardson, Roberts, Skerret, Simpson, Sullivan (Sólivan), Todd, Walker, Williams and Wilson. | ||||
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