Essay on the origine of the royal family of Stewarts

count of the Genealogy of the Royal Family
of the STEWARTS, deducing their Defcent,
from Mile/ins King of Galicia and Blfcay, to
the prefent Times. For accomplishing of
which Defign, he fhould, in the diitineteft
Manner, have fhewn us, that there was a Fle-
annas and a Banco, from whom he derives our
Kings, and that thefe two famous Adventu-
rers were defcended in a direcl: Line, from Fa-
ther to Son, from Maine-Leaiina, and he, from
Eogon-More, defcended from Milefius, naming
particularly their Grandfathers, and Great-
Grandfathers, and not to have left fuch Gapes
in his Genealogy. Neverthelefs, all his Dis-
coveries amount only to tell us, in the 48, 143,
and 204th Pages of his Book, that Banco was
come" in a right Line from Maine-Leauna, Son
of Cork, King of Munfter, as if the World
were obliged to take his Word for it, without
any further Proof. And Page 192, he adds,
very dully, on the Margin, that Cork, King of
Munjlcr, derives his Pedigree from Eogan-
More, eldefl Son of Qlil-Ollum, and of Sabia
Daughter of King Conjlantine ; notwithstanding
he does not in the leaft notice this Point of
Biftory,