NAMES of SERVITORS and NATIVES to whom Lands are now granted in Precincts of Coole and Tircannada, with Rents reserved, viz. :—

NAMES of SERVITORS and NATIVES to whom Lands are now granted in Precinct of Tullaghah, with Rents reserved, viz. :—

NAMES of SERVITORS and NATIVES to whom Lands are now granted in Precinct of Clonemahowne, with Rents reserved, viz. :—

1611.

NAMES of SERVITORS and NATIVES to whom Lands are now granted in Precinct of Castle Rahen, with Rents reserved, viz. :

NAMES of SERVITORS and NATIVES to whom Lands are now granted in the Precinct of Tullagarvy, with Rents reserved, viz. :

Endorsed: Books Touching the plantation of Ulster.

Copy. Pp. 14. Endd. by Carew.

Vol. 630, p. 28. 133. Differences for land between the British Undertakers, Servitors, and Natives in the several escheated counties

of the Province of Ulster.

Between Mr. Clapham and John Leigh, viz. :—

Castle Moyle, 1 ballibo; Butreagh, 1 bal.; Tirone,-Gregaghie, 1 bal.; Doonteige, 1 bal.; Tullamucke, 1 bal.; Straylinull, 1 part of a bal, adjoining the Castle of Newton.

Capt. Leigh claims these lands as part of the Abbey of Omey, he holds the abbey by patent, in which there is only mentioned the site of the abbey and one and a half lying near, supposed at that time to be all the land of the abbey, and a small rent reserved accordingly, which land he enjoyed. There is no mention of these for abbey lands in the two last general surveys; but since, a private inquisition, before a deputy escheator has found these for abbey land. This office, by direction from the Lords in England, is taken from the file upon some composition made by Captain Leigh with the commisssoners in England, whereof you may be further certified from thence.

Between Sir Thos. Boyde and Captain Leigh for the three bals. of Foyfine, Fallart, Glangaffe. These lands are of the

same nature.

Between Capt. Leigh and George Hamilton for Dromelane, 1 bal.; Ballynallon, 1 bal.; Mughereceghan, 1 bal.; Lisnagore, 1 bal. Of the same nature. In Donnagalle-Bonony, 1 quarter. The sixth of the sixteenth part of the qr. of Crew. In difference between the Bishop of Rapho and Sir Thomas Coach. The land is in Sir Thomas's possession by the Deputy's

warrant.

The bishop has the full quantity contained in his patent besides this qr. which I know, for at London we had much debate about the castle called Skarfollie standing upon this qr., and also for this qr. The bishop was there satisfied