Philip de Barry

✓ Philip de Barry, 2nd s. of William de Barry (of Manorbier, Pembrokeshire) by Angharad, da. of Nest; 'received from his maternal uncle, Robert Fitz Stephen, about 1180, a grant of the cantred of Olethan and of two others (Muscry-Donnegan and Killyde) in co. Cork'; joined his uncle in Ireland at the end of Feb 1183 (J.H. Round); 'He m. ( - ), da. of Richard Fitz Tancred', constable of Haverfordwest; 'The statements that he or his immediate successors obtained the status of a Peer, as Lord Barry, are unsupported by evidence. He d. about 1200.' (CP I p.436). His elder brother Robert, 'for his worthiness' called Barry-More, was slain at Lismore c.1185; his youngest brother Gerald was Giraldus Cambrensis. Ancestor of the Lords Barry of Buttevant. Source: Complete Peerage 2nd edn vol. I (1910), 'Barry, Barrymore or Buttevant' pp.435-444 (early portion rewritten by G.D. Burtchaell from Rev. E. Barry's 'Barrymore', JCHAS 2nd ser. vols v-viii, 1899-1902), read 26 Oct 2026 (archive.org djvu text). [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 26 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]