f. 36 b. William Fitz David de Barry.-Placita, 39 Edw. III. part 2, fol. 6, in Dublin Castle. Grant by King John to David de Roche and his heirs, of the cantred of Rossleppit in Ireland; to hold by the service of five knights. Charters, 9 John, in Tower of London. Ballimatait, Knockedromm, Ballycullan, and Ballybrahane, granted to Rob. Stapleton and his heirs.-Charters, 9 Edw. I., in Tower of L. Rob. Preston created Viscount. Dated at Nottingham, 7 Aug.-18 Edw. IV., Roll 45, in Tower of L. Manor of Dunnaghmore, with the lands of Fermoy, granted to Roger de Gernon, now confirmed to the said John (sic).— 42 Edw, III.; also in 50 Edw. III., part 2, memb. 31.; Tower of L. Maurice FitzJordan de Rochford; Typerneuin market.— 53 Hen. III. Tower of L. Maurice de Rochford.-36 Hen. III. T. of L. Typerneuin, Kilblane, Inscorthi, Kyllascy, Kilercouth, Corbin, and Duffyne, in possesion of Rocheforde, 30 Edw. I. Ballyderacoyn, Moydeytham, etc., lands of David Canton.Inquisitions, 28 Edw. III., m. 43; Tower of L. Parliament held at Kilkenny, 40 Edw III., to levy a subsidy in Ireland, 5,000l.-Dublin Castle, memb. 27. Lord de Barry; Mocallopp his inheritance.-Close, 13 Hen. III. Tower of L. Fair and market at Buttevant and Carigknohill, granted to the Lord David de Barry, 18 Hen. III.-Tower of L. Donations of Wm. Barry and others to the House of St. [John] the Baptist, in St. John Street, in suburbs of Cork.(Places specified.) Escheators' Inquisitions, 29 Edw. I. Elizabeth Caunton, alias Canton, wife of Maurice FitzJohn FitzNicholas; Balitleraven, in co. Cork, Glandowin, etc.; which John FitzNicholas was ancestor of the Lord of Kerry. Eschaet," 43 Edw. III., m. 4. Tower of L. 66 Robert de Courcy made Lord Baron at Westminster.Among the charters, 33 Hen I. Tower of L. "Anno 23 Edw. I. The King's letters in the behalf of James Keatinge, who had lands by his wife Margaret Rockell, and had issue by her Rosea, who lived 15 days; and upon enquiry thereof made by Walter Hay, escheator, the said James enjoyed the said lands."-(No reference.) James Earl of Desmond had custody of cos. Waterford, Cork, Limerick, and Kerry; and licence "not to come to Parliaments.' -Pat. 23 H. 6, p. 2, m. 12. Simon Roch and others of that name [mentioned in records?] from 28 Edw. I. to 13 Hen. IV. One had custody of lands in Hampshire. (No reference.) 63. Extract from the accounts of Wards and Escheats in the King's hand from the feast of the Purification, 32 Edward I. f. 37. to All Souls, 34 Edw. I., viz., for 2 years, by Walter de la Haye, Escheator of Ireland. (In Dublin Castle.) The escheator renders account of 138. 4d. spent of 40 demesne acres at Kilbrittan and Ruinon set to farm by William de Caunton, sub-escheator in the county of Cork for half a year in 27 Edw. I., which Lady Annora, who was the wife of Miles de Courcye, deceased, held in dower after the death of John, son and heir of the aforesaid Miles, who held his lands of the King in Capite. And it is to be noted that for lands at Balliconig in the manor of Kilbrittan, Belagh, Barretstown, Kempeston, Oldernast, Rinron (sic), Tathsax, which were extended at certain specified sums, the eseheator answers nothing, for that a great part of said demesnes was sown before the death of said Annora, and the remainder lay fallow. He also accounts for 9s. 6d. of rent of the third part of a wear at Tathsax, of a mill at Rinron, of the prise of fish there and at Kinsale for 3 quarters of a year in 28 Edw. I.; and for the remainder he does not account, for that said Annora held these in her own hand for the first quarter of that year, and received the issues thereof. And for 10l. 2s. 6d. of rent of a free tenement there for half a year. And for 5s. of perquisites of the court and hundred there for the same time as appears by the extent thereof made by Walter de la Hay, escheator, and delivered into the Exchequer. "Concordat cum recordo, et ex. per Thomas Chetam." The same [escheator] renders account of 907. 78. 6d. of rent of demesnes, wears, mills, the prise of fish, free tenements, and perquisites of the court and hundred at Ballyconige in Kilbrittan, Bellagh, Barretstown, Kempston, Oldernase, Rinron, Tathsax, and Kinsale in the county of Cork, which the said Annora held in dower from Michaelmas, 28 Edw. I. to 3 February, 33 Edw. I.; when custody of the same was given to William Prendergast, Henry Hackett, and William Gaynard, for their good service in Scotland. And for 21. 128. 11d. of rent and issues of demesnes, free tenements, rabbit warrens, prise of fish, and perquisites of the court of Ballionry, Glennardule, and Finwath in the county of Kerry, which the same Annora held in dower, as above appears by the extent made by the same Walter before he delivered the same lands to said William and the others. 'Concordat cum recordo, et ex. per Thomam Chetham." 64. Record of the Magnates of Ireland, 5 Henry III. The King wrote to Thomas FitzAntony that he had removed Geoffrey de Mariscis from the office of Justiciary of Ireland for bad government, and appointed H. Archbishop of Dublin, in his place. W[estminster], 17 July. In the same manner it was written [to the following]:K. King of Connaght, O. King of Kenelean, Duncan O'Bren, Muriardac O'Bren, Dermond McCharte, Lineth McDonewhad, ; 37 b. f. 38. Walter de Lascy, Thomas de Galway, Earl of Athol, Robert 65. "A Parliament Roll of Ireland containing the Summons to Parliament." In the Roll of 48 Edw. III. "Similar writs were directed to the Earls, magnates, and chief men underwritten."* Maurice Fitz Thomas, Earl of Kildare; Gerald Fitz Maurice, Earl of Desmond; Thomas FitzJohn Patrick de Laffreigne, knight; Robert de Laffreigne, knight; Richard de Burgo, knight; John FitzNicholas, knight; Thomas Clifford, knight; Robert Swarney, knight; Walter Lanston, knight; David Le Barry, knight; Walter L'Enfant; Nicholas Howth; Richard Weston; William of London, knight; Robert Calfe, knight; Simon Cusake, knight; Nicholas Castlemartyn, knight; Thomas Tuyt, knight; Thomas Brune, knight; Thomas Vernaill, knight Walter Cusake; Thomas Talbot, knight; Hugh Bysset, knight; Henry Savage, knight; Roger Gernon; Richard Taaffe; John Taaffe; Richard Plunkett; John Hussey, Baron of Galtrym; John Bedelewe; Maurice FitzRichard; Thomas Oge Butler; Nicholas Poer; Thomas Fitz William Barry; Geoffrey de la Haunder; Matthew Fitz Henry; William Wellesley; Richard Wyney; Oliver Fitz Eustace; Geoffrey Valor. "This is a true copy, for so much as can be well read thereof, and is contained in the Roll above mentioned, amongst the summons[es] of a Parliament, in Castro Dublinæ. "Examined by James Newman, Clerk in the office of the Mr. of the Rolls." 66. "The names of the Lords of the Parliament holden at Dublin the 26th of April, anno 1585, before Sir John Perrot, knight, Lord Deputy of Ireland then." Archbishops of Armagh (Primate), Dublin (Chancellor), Cashel, and Tuam; Bishops of Meath, Kildare, Ossory, Ferns, Limerick, Elphin, Down, Leighlin, Ross, Clonfert, etc.; Earls of Ormond and Ossory (Treasurer), Kildare, Tyrone, Thomond, Clanricard, Clancart; Viscounts of Barry alias Buttevant, Gormanston, Roch alias Fermoye, and Mountgarret; Lords Athenry, Coursey, Slane, Delven, Killene, Howth, Trym This quotation shows that the copyist has omitted the form of the summons, which probably contained the name of one of the Irish peers not given in this list. f. 38 b. ib. leston, Dunsawny, Dunboyne, Upper Ossory, Lowth, Curragh- "The Lord Lixnawe is omitted because he was absent. 67. "The Lords of Ireland, according their antiquities, and as they were marshalled in Parlirment in the Upper House, in May 1613, before Sir Arthur Chichester, Lord of Belfast, Lord Deputy," Archbishops of Dublin, Armagh (Primate), Cashel (also Bishop of Killala and Ardconragh), and Tuam; Bishops of Meath, Kildare, Cork, Clonfert, etc.; Earls of Kildare (" within age"), Ormond and Ossory (absent; his proxy with the Lord of Dunboyne), Thomond, and Clanricard (absent in England; no proxy); Viscounts Barry of Buttevant, Gormanston, Roch of Fermoy, Mountgarret, and Butler of Tullagh Phelim; Lords Bremingham of Athenry (absent, no proxy), Courcye of Ringroane (absent, his proxy with Viscount Barry) Fitz Morrice of Lixnawe (absent, his proxy with the Earl of Thomond), Slane, Delvyn, Houthe, Dunsany (within age), Trimeleston, Dunboyne, Upper Ossory (died before the Parliament, his son absent), Lowth, Poer of Curraghmore (within age), Incequine (within age), Burgh of Castle Conell (absent by reason of the controversy between the uncle and nephew), Cahier, and Chechester (sic) of Belfast, Lord Deputy (not called). 68. Partition of the lands of William the Marshal, Earl of Pembroke in Ireland, in the Records of 13 H. III. Partition made between Matilda, Joan, Isabella, Sibilla, and Eva, daughters and heirs of William Marshal, and of his five sons, viz., William, Richard, Gilbert, Walter, and Anselm, of their possessions in Ireland; at Woodstock, in the court of King H. III., 3 May, in the 31st year of his reign. Portion of Matilda Countess of Norfolk and Warwick, eldest daughter, in co. Carlagh. The borough, 24l. 128. 3d.; borough of Rosse, 517. 148. 4d., " Corpus Comitatus," with the assizes and perquisites, 247. 28. Od.; Ballidongan, 117. 178. 2d.; the Island, 431. 68. Od.; Fothyrd, 52l. 58. 2d.; Thaghmolyng 381. 158. 1d.; Sum 3497. 08. 11d.; and it exceeds the fifth part 1177.* 18. 9 d., and is assigned to the portion of “dunus "† in Ballyfax. Portion of Joan de Monte Ganiso (Monchensey), second daughter, in the county of Wexford. The borough, 42l. 18. 5d. ; Caryg, 231. 158. Od.; "Corpus Comitatus," with the assises, perquisites, and pleas, 50l. Os. 6d; Ferma, 25l. 158. Od.; Odogh, *Sic; qu. 1178. (See below.) † Sic; but see below. f. 39 b. with Kilkenny, 17. 158. 24d.; Rusolar, 68l. 198. 11d.; Banna, 31l. Os. 10d. Sum 3437. 58. 11 d. Portion of Isabella, wife of Richard de Clare Earl of Gloucester, third daughter, in co. Kilkenny. The borough, 731. 38. 10d.; "Corpus com.," with the assises and perquisites, 1307. 16s. 3d.; Brenam, 10l. 88. 10d.; Dunfert, 381. 168. 3d.; Loghmeran, 197. 8s. 6d. ; Summa 3467. 78. 44d.; and it exceeds the fifth part 27. 128. 10d.; "assignatur Dñmas." Portion of Sibilla de Ferrers, fourth daughter, in co. Kildare. The borough, 231. 38. 10d.; Covernib, 52l. 18. 6d. ; "Corpus comitatus," with the assizes and perquisites, 73l. 118. Od.; Clemen, 987. 188. 8d.; Ballymaddan, 53l. 19s. 10d.; Thughman, 71. 178. 2d.; Carbry, 607. 19s. 8d.; Mone, 83l. 198. 2d.: Sum 445l. 38. 11d.; and it exceeds the fifth part 1l. 18s. 4d.; "assignantur parti de Dimas," in the town of Mone; 38. 1d. and 17. 158. 2d. to the portion of Wexford in the town of Thughmon. Portion of Matilda de Brewys, daughter of Eva, fifth daughter of William the Marshal, and of her two sisters, Eleanor and Eva, in Dimas. The borough, 1047. 198. 1d.; in the town of Ballicar, of the surplus of Carlow, 5l. 178. 5d.; Obay, 821. Ss. 5d.; in the town of Callan, of the surplus of Kilkenny, 3l. 18. 10d. (sic); Aghtelbon,* 72l. 78. 5d.; in the town of Mone, of the surplus of Kildare, 3s. 1d.; Carneboth, county Wexford, 75l. 58. 64d.: Sum 3431. 58. 6d. Portion of Hugh de Spencer the younger and Eleanor his wife of the lands and tenements late of the Earl of Gloucester and Hereford in Ireland. The castle of Kilkenny, with the rents, mills, demesne lands, and other appurtenances, extended at 35l. 1s. 5ąd.; manor of Dunfert, 311. 18. 64d.; borough of Rosbarcon, with the mill and appurtenances, 77. 128. 94d.; manor of Kildermogh, 31. 108. 3d. Assize rents of Callan, 331. 17s. 3d.,; land set to farm at Callan, 167. 108. 03d. Farms of lands of escheats in the same town, 71. 68. 04. Turbary, demesne lands, pannage, pedage, etc., in the same town, 71. 68. Od. (sic.) The rest of the lands there, 12l. 78. 10d. Serjeantcy of Ouercek, 5l.: Sum 1477. 18. Old. "Portions of houses and places which, as the pourparty of of each [heir], are assigned in every franchise for the holding of county pleas;" viz., the pourparties of Hugh de Audley, junior, Margaret his wife, and Elizabeth de Longo, of the lands of the said Earl in Ireland. (Note by the copyist, that these are not copied on account of their prolixity.) Sum of pourparty of said Hugh and Margaret, 1571. 16s. 114d. Ditto of said Elizabeth, 1787. 11s. 11 d. 69. Grant by King John to Miles Fitz Henry and his heirs of three cantreds, viz., Akunkary and Hierbon, in Kyery; |