to lord Mortimer. 1302 O'Tonethur, Odo. Overk, Miles, baron de. Robert. Petyt, Peter le. 1293 Phipo, Simon de. 132 Pille, John de la. 1295 Pipard, John. 1374 Preston, Robert. Rathenny and Kilbarrock, 1. de Rheban, 1. St. Michael. 1302 Roche, David de la. 1293 Roche, George de la. 1377 Roche of hermoy, John. 1302 Rochfort, David. , Laurence. Miles. Henry Fitz-Henry. -Simon. Fitzjohn. Robert. 1295 Maurice. 1302 Rupe, Adam. George. Russell, Henry. 1374 Savage, Henry. (See Fleming.) 1302 Sorthales, Robert. 1295 Stanton, Adam. 1302 Staunton, William. Sutton, Gilbert. -74 Sweetman, Robert. Taaf, Richard. Talbot, Thomas. 1302 Talire, Richard. Talum, John. Thauneyfin, Richard. 1205 Thetmoy, 1. Bermingham. 1179 Thomond, 1. Clare. Tipperary, 1. Grandison. 1302 Traharn, William. 1234 Trim 1. Genevile. 1374 Tryvers, Gentry. –42 Tuyt, John. This barony was claimed in 1829, by George Bryan, esq., as heir of Christopher Fleming, summoned to parliament as lord Slane, in 1613 and 1615, in right, as Mr. Bryan alleged, of Elinor Fleming, his mother, who was da. and co-h. of Thomas, lord Slane, summoned to parliament in 1585, which writ had, he contended, the effect of terminating the abeyance of the barony; it was, however, questioned whe ther the barony which Thomas lord Slane possessed, originated by writ, as it appeared, that the issue female had never inherited, but that the heirs male had frequently been summoned: it was at the same time counterclaimed by Mr. James Fleming, as heir male. The house of lords decided, that Mr. Bryan had not made out his case, and upon that of Mr. James Fleming, no judgment has been had. This list contains the title, rank, and surname of the person ennobled; 1. designating lord; v. viscount; e. earl; m. marquess; d. duke; the following mark [*] placed before a date denotes restoration after forfeiture; and when after a date, denotes that such dignity has been restored to the family. The barony of Killeen, created by writ to Richard Tuyt, 1329, was claimed by Maurice O'Connor, of Mount Pleasant, King's co.; referred to the attorney-gen. and reported to be a barony by writ, but recommended to be referred to the house of lords. b This title merged in the earldom of Kent, created in 1465. • This title is believed to be vested in the marquess of Clanricarde, but his lordship does not use the title. d The original patent of this creation is 1693 1405 Buttevant v. Barry (e. Barrymore) d 1824 1560 1815 not to be found enrolled, but James, viscount Buttevant, is mentioned in a deed, 1406, and William Barry was summoned as premier viscount, 1490; his descendant was created earl of Barrymore, 1627, and the viscounty merged in the earldom till the death of the last earl, 1823, when it was claimed by James-Redmond Barry, of Donoughmore, as heir of William, 3d son of James, viscount Buttevant, who d. 1582; his case was submitted to the house of lords, 1825, where it is still pending. THE arrangement and revision of the foregoing Lists have been effected with considerable trouble, and although the Editor of this Work has seen without regret, that a great portion of his matter has been most freely used by other Editors, he trusts that the Lists of Dormant and Extinct Peerages will not be appropriated without being accompanied by a candid acknowledgment. L L |