One of these changes of name was made by Frances Power, daughter of Sir John Power, Baronet of Kilfane, who happened to marry another John Power (of Castle Gurteen de la Poer), the lineal heir of Colonel John Power above-mentioned; as a widow she changed her name legally to Frances de la Poer, in commemoration of a companion of Strongbow; her son styled himself Edmond James de Poher de la Poer; his son, John William Rivallon de la Poer, petitioned the Crown in 1920 to recognize him as Baron Power; the Committee of Privileges of the British House of Lords decided that he would be Baron le Power and Conoughmore, if it were not for his ancestor's outlawry, but they did not reverse it.