ASSIGNMENT of the dower [dated 24 Feb. [1418] 5 Hen. V] of Anastasia, who was the wife of David Wogan kt, who held of the K. in chief, of the lands [etc.] that belonged to David, viz.:¹

[RATHCOFFY]
In the first place there is assigned to her in the manor of Rathcoffy:
le gathous, le colthous² on the south side of that house;
item, le torshous, le logshephyn,³ le medylbarne, the great orchard on the north side of the gathous, one third of the haggard on the west side with free entry and egress to those parcels;
item, the chapel, le kyll, le baonum⁴ and one third of the bakhous on the north side together with the bakery [una cum pistrino]⁵ there in common.

Item, there is assigned to her le longschephous in the town of Rathcoffy;
1 messuage that Thomas Ternan holds there;
1 messuage that William Oshell holds there;
1 messuage that William Omorgh lately held there.

Item, in the demesne lands of that manor:
in the first place in the field on the south side of that town 20 acres of land by estimate, on the eastern side of the same field;
item, in the field on the north side of that town 20 acres of land by estimate on the eastern side of that field;
item, in the field on the west side of that town 20 acres of land by estimate on the northern side of that field;
item, one third of 2 acres of meadow called le Nenaghmede, in the middle of the same;
item, the Keppaghlane in les Grages.

[KYLCOKE]
Item, one third of the profits of the court, mill, market and tolls of the town of Kylcoke;

[MAYNAN]
Item, at Maynan 2 acres and 1 stang and one third of a stang of meadow in the middle of the same;
item, at le Parkmede of Courtoun 3 acres of meadow in the middle of the same;
item, in le Cuiv[er]housemedds 1⅔ acres of meadow in the middle of the same;
item, in le Croghesmede one third of an acre in the middle of the same;
item, in Crolemede one third of an acre of meadow in the middle of the same;
item, one third del Feigh⁶ of Rathcoffy in common;
item, one third of the profits of the rabbit-warren of Rathcoffy;
item in the demesne of Maynan 22s 10d of chief rent issuing from all the lands and tenements of Roger Penkeston in Richardestoun and the service of the same Roger;
12d chief rent issuing from 2 messuages of John Ultagh, serjeant there, and the service of the same John;
1½d chief rent issuing from 1 messuage of Richard Howlot there, and the service of the same Richard;
item, 1d chief rent issuing from the lands of John Rochefort there, and the service of the same John;
the gavel-land [gavelar’] of Maynan, [viz.] 1 messuage and 21½ acres of land which Adam Omogh[a]n holds to farm and renders 21s 1d p.a.;
item, 18 acres of land there, which William Graunt holds to farm and renders 17s 4d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 14½ acres of land which Nicholas Braynoke holds to farm there and renders 14s 5d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 2 acres, which Thomas Smyth holds there and renders 2s 8d p.a.;
item, 2½ acres of land, which John Oltagh holds there and renders 2s 6d p.a.;
item, 3½ acres of land which David Andrewe holds there and renders 3s 6d p.a.;
item, in Mortoun 1 messuage and 19½ acres of land and 1 stang of land there, which John Wisse holds there and renders 18s 8d p.a.;
item, 10½ acres of land which John Cam holds and renders 10s 6d p.a.;
item, 2 acres and 3 stangs of land which Philip Orewy holds there and renders 2s 9d p.a.;
item, of waste land in Maynan 23 acres and 1 stang of land in le Mochfeld;
item, 9s 11d chief rent issuing from the lands of Richard Losthagh and the service of the same Richard;
item, the gavel-land of Balytarstyn, viz., 1 messuage and 15 acres and 3 stangs of land, which John Tyrell holds there and renders 15s 2d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 4 ½ acres of land, which Thomas Tyrell holds there and renders 4s 6d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 2 acres of land, which John Lang and Robert Lang hold there and render 2s p.a.;
item, 2½ acres of land which Nicholas Coenys holds there and renders 2s 6d p.a.;
item, 2½ acres of land, which Thomas Rochefort junior holds there and renders 2s 6d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 3½ acres and half a stang of land, which Nicholas Sagyn holds there and renders 3s 8d p.a.;
item, 1½ acres of land, which Richard Roche holds there and renders 18d p.a.;
item, half an acre of land, which Richard Barret holds there and renders 6d p.a.;
item, in Sagynesplace 1 messuage and 9 acres of land which Dermicius Obean holds there and renders 9s p.a.;

Bataylesplace 1 acre of land, which Patrick Odoyng holds there and renders 12d p.a.;
item, 2 acres, which Walter Herford holds there and renders 2s p.a.;
item, 2 acres of land, which Maurice Herfort holds there and renders 2s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 3 stangs and the one third of a stang of land, which David Prendyrgast holds there and renders 10d p.a.;
item, in Jalsgrag’ 1 messuage, 22½ [acres] of land, which John Folan holds there and renders 11s 6d p.a.;
item, 3 acres 3 stangs of land, which Adoke McTegyn holds there and renders 3s 11d p.a.

Item, Clonfert, 1 messuage, 7½ acres of land, which Conchour McConcour holds there and renders 7s 6d p.a.;
item, half a messuage, 10⅔ acres of land, which John Manus holds there and renders 10s p.a. and 8d;
item, Andrewysplace, 1 messuage, 11 acres, 3 stangs of land which Walter Rochefort holds there and renders 11s 9d p.a.

[BELREW]
Belrew, 1 messuage, 3 acres, 3½ stangs of land, which Cowlam McCarty holds there and renders 3s 11d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 11 acres of land, which William Okenay holds there and renders 11s p.a.;
item, 3 acres of waste land in Tyrniggham;
item, 2½ acres of waste land in Haghyntrystyn;
item, 3½ acres of waste land in Hagherengan;
item, ½ an acre of waste land in Loghan;
item, in Balybroke 1 acre of land;
item, 9 acres of waste land in Magandiesfeld;
item, 1½ acres of waste land in Couldow;
item, 1 acre, 3 stangs of waste land in Bataylesheys;
item, 1 acre, 1 stang of waste land in Costynesheys;
item, 3 acres in Croghgonelew of waste land;
item, 22s ½d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of Thomas Bermingham in Boysestoun and the service of the same Thomas;
the gavel-land of Kylcoke, 1 messuage, 6 acres of land, which Patrick Smyth holds there and renders 8s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 8 acres of land, which Richard McHugyn holds there and renders 10s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage and 1⅓ acres, which John Obygyn holds there and renders 3s 4d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, which Thomas Russell smyth holds and renders 2s 4d p.a.;
item, a waste messuage there on the east side towards Meath;
Courtoun, 1 messuage, ten acres, 4 stangs of land, which William Revagh holds there and renders 10s 9d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 8 acres of land, which John Stantoun holds there and renders 8s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 10 acres of land which John Ca[…] holds there and renders 10s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 19 acres of land, which Peter Walsh holds there and renders 19s p.a.;
item, Godartesgrage 3 acres of land, which Thomas Carberagh holds there and renders 3s p.a.

[FORTGLORIAM]
Fortgloriam, 1 messuage, 23½ acres and one third of a stang, which Thomas Bretnagh holds there and renders 23s 7½d p.a.;
item, 13½ acres of land which Edmund McCarty holds there and renders 12s 6d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 11 acres, 3 stangs of land, which John Tayllour holds there and renders 11s 9d p.a.;
item, 3 acres and 1 stang of land, which Nicholas Smyrte holds there and renders 3s 2d p.a.;
item, 11½ acres of land of the waste land in Godartesgrag’;
item, 6 acres of waste land in Kyllyesfeld;
item, 2 acres of land in Doncrewy;
item, 1 acre of land in Kephagna of waste land;

Clonagh’, 1 messuage, 16½ acres of land, which David Boygh holds there and renders 16s 6d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 7 acres of land, which William McLagh holds there and renders 7s p.a.;
item, one third of the orchard there on the southern side; the manor of Carnalin;
2½d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of John Eustace there, and the services of that John;
item, 18d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of the bishop of Kildare there, and the service of the same bishop;
item, 6s 8d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of the prior and convent of Conal’ in Balilog, and the services of the same;
item, 6d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of Philip Harbyster there, and the services of the same Philip.

The gavel-land of Carnalwey, 1 messuage, 27 acres, 3 stangs of land, which Henry Galle holds there and renders 18s p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 11 acres of land which William Kenay holds there and renders 7s 4d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage, 4 acres and 1 stang of land, which John Obergy holds there and renders 2s p.a.;
item, 1 acre of land, which Thomas Hege holds there and renders 8d p.a.

[MILTOUN]
Miltoun, 9½ acres of land and 1 stang and half of a stang, which Henry s. of Thomas holds there and renders 6s 5d p.a.;
item, 11 acres of land, which Thomas Claverton holds there and renders 8s 4d p.a.;
item, 4 acres of land, which James Whitehoud holds there and renders 2s 8d p.a.

Ballylug 3 acres of land which John Coyke holds there and renders 2s p.a.;

Item, in Carnalwey 11 acres of waste land there.

In Loxshspe[n]lagh 1 acre near Loghspenlagh;
item, 1 acre near to the ditch [clyth’] of Loghspenlagh;⁷
item, 1 acre in Loghencaryke;
item, 1 acre near the ditch [clyt’] of that Logh;
item, 1 acre near that ditch [clyth’].

Item, of waste land in Miltoun, 2 acres in Mote of Henryestoun;
item, 1 acre of land near that place;
item, 2 acres of land near Aylmore;
item, 1 acre at le Cnokys;
Balylog waste land 2 acres near the bridge;
item, 4 acres near le Londmeris there;
item, 20 acres of land in Carmaneshyll, on the northern side;
item, one third of the wood of Rathcoffy, viz. 2 acres on the southern side;
item, one third of the wood of Jakesgrag’, viz. half an acre on the southern side;
item, one third of the wood of Fernan, viz. 4 acres on the western side;
item, one third of the park of Courtoun, viz. 1 acre on the northern side;
item, one third of the orchard of Cortoun on the northern side;
item, one third of Loghmeanagh’, viz. one stang on the western side;
item, one third of the wood called Loglyoun, viz. 1 stang, on the eastern side;
item, the third part of the wood called Morghlatidesgrow, viz. 1 stang on the western side;
item, one third of the wood called Torraneswod’, viz. 1 stang on the western side;
item, one third of the wood called Glake, viz. 1 acre of Belgrewe on the western side;
item, one third of the wood of Loghder’ and Loghgore, viz. 10 acres on the western side;
item, one third of the wood lying between Belgrewe and Loghmor on the eastern side;
item, one third of Sagynesgrowe, on the northern side;
item, one third of the wood lying between Sagynesplace and Balytarstyn, on the northern side;
item, the third part of Croleswod on the northern side of the same, viz. 1 stang;
item, one third of the wood of Clongowe, on the western side there, viz. 40 acres;
item, one third of the pasture called Poltgret’;
item, one third of the wood next to Godartysgrag, viz. 1 stang, on the eastern side;
item, one third of an acre of land and one third of an acre of meadow near Kylcoke, on the eastern side;
item, one third of the meadow between Hogeston and Balmakeghyn;
item, 1 acre of pasture in le Gragys near Rathcoffy, on the eastern side of the same pasture;
item, in Loghrendyll 1 acre of pasture on the eastern side of the same;
item, of the pasture of Avenagh 7 acres, on the northern side of the same;
item, 7 acres of moor in the red moor of Rathcofy, on the southern side of the same;
item, in Fynan, 20 acres of moor and pasture there, on the eastern side of the same;
item, 7 acres of moor and pasture in the le cnaphit moor, on the southern side of the same;
item, in the great pasture called Mochmore near Clonshanbowe 20 acres of pasture on the eastern side of the same;
item, in le Fort 4 acres of pasture, on the northern side of the same;
item, in Doncrewy 3 acres of pasture, on the northern side of the same;
item, in Garveys in Carbery 32 acres of land, on the western side of that town;
item, 4 messuages of the new town in Maynan in the middle of that town on each side of the same.

[KYLKA]
Item, in the manor of Kylka 1 chamber called the le Knygheschambre, le botery, with 2 small chambers in le Whitetour;
one third of the cellar there, on the western side;
le Newe Orchard there;
one third of slated barn [sclatynb[ar]ne], on the northern side there;
the kitchen, the chapel, the prison, le kyll, le bakhous, together with the bakery there;
le blynprisoun there;
le newewerke near le bakhous there and the gates [lez zatys] of Kilka in common there;
item, the chamber of the vicar there;
le cowhous with the small chamber near le longstable there;
one third of a waste messuage lately called le longstable on the southern side of that messuage there;
1 messuage in which Shane Vale abides and renders 20d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage in which Molaghlyn More abides there;
item, 1 messuage in which John Bed abides there and renders 20d p.a.;
item, 1 messuage in which Henry Lowet abides there and renders 12d p.a.;
11⅔d issuing from 1 messuage in which Thomas Nit abides there;
item, one third of the profits of the rabbit-warren of Molaghrery there and one third of the profits of the court there;
item, of the demesne land in Kilka in le Horistonfeld 22 and five-sixths acres of land, in the middle of that field;
item, in the field called Molaghreryy on the northern side, 16 acres near the Bathyr on the eastern side of that field;
item, in the field called Colmoghan there 6 acres, on the southern side of that field;
item, in the Kylfeld there 5⅔ acres, on the southern side of that field;
item, in the field called Tyrchane there 10 acres near le Bathyr of Belan;
item, in the field called le Loghbrech there 14⅔, on the eastern side of that field;
item, in the field called le Heghbrech there 11⅔ acres, on the southern side of that field;
item, in le Loghcoule 1 acre there of the holding of Henry Ryan;
item, in the field called Rathynbecam 1⅔ acres on the western side of that field;
item, in le Heghcoull 3 acres, on the southern side of that field;
item, in the east field of Molaghrery 6⅔ acres in
the north part of that field;
item, in le Kyngesfeld 7 acres in the middle of that field;
item, in Foranesfeld 11⅔ acres on the southern side of that field;
item, in le Kilfeld 3 acres and 3⅓ stangs on the northern side of that field;
item, in the field called Oxlesewe 10 acres on the southern side of that field;
item, near the Motmede 2 acres, on the north side of that meadow;
item, in le Stripis 4⅔ acres on the southern side of that field;
item, in le Carterisfeld 2 acres and one third of a stang on the southern side of that field;
item, le Croftfeld 3⅔ acres, on the southern side of that field;
item, in le Culverhousheis, one third of the same on the northern side there;
item, in the meadow between Kilka and Decaneston 2 acres there;
item, in le Motmed’ 1 acre and 1 stang of meadow, on the northern side of that meadow;
item, 1 acre of the meadow near le Derneford, on the western side of that meadow;
item, in Lat[er]aghmore one third of the same, on the northern side of that moor;
item, one third of the common pasture called Rayncrogh’, on the western side of that
pasture;
item, one third of the common pasture called Molaghrery, on the northern side of that pasture;
item, one third of Halheys, on the southern side;
item, 1 messuage in which Donald Shevyn abides there;
[item], 1 messuage in which Nicholas Kenslagh abides there;
item, 1 messuage in which Thomas Dorane abides there;
item, 1 messuage in which Maurice Corbet abides there;
item, 1 messuage in which Patrick Walsh abides there;
item, 53s 4d issuing from the burgage of the town of Castledermot;
item, 4d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of Richard Balymore in Balycolan there, together with the lordship and services of the said Richard;
item, 38s chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Coltoun near Castledermot;
item, 4s 5d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of John Gytley in Corbaly there, together with the lordship and services of that John;
item, 13s 4d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of John fitz Eustace in Martynestoun, together
with the lordship and services of that John;
item, 4d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of the heir of Thomas Maghry in Rathsolby, together with the lordship and services of that Thomas;
item, 4s 5d rent of 1 carucate of land, issuing from the lands [etc.] in Ivereston;
item, 16s 8d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of John Noryyn in le Neuetoun, together with the lordship and services of that John;
item, 6s 8d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of Edward Perrers kt in the Bultoun there, together with the lordship and services of the same Edward;
item, 4½d chief rent issuing from lands [etc.] in Kynnegh there;
item, 1 clove of spicery for the lands [etc.] of Robert Woddeloke in Brynestoun there;
item, 20d p.a. chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of the heir of Thomas Gytley in Whitestoun there, together with the lordship and services of that Thomas;
item, 11s 1⅓d chief rent issuing from the land of the heir of that Thomas in Dunfeny there, together with the lordship and services of that Thomas;
item, 12d p.a. issuing from the lands [etc.] of Kilmeow there, and the services of the same;
item, 4s 5d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of Deywodeston there and the services of the same;
item, 20d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Lytylbalacoyffe there and the services of the same;
item, 4s 6d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Mochylbalacoyffe there, and the services of the same;
item, 4s 5d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Decanestoun there and the services of the same;
item, 13s 4d chief rent issuing from a burgage in Kilka and the services of the same;
item, 17d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Herb[er]estoun and the services of the same;
item, 20d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in le Stonyloun and the services of the same;
item, 7s 10½d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Dovestoun and the services of the same;
item, 4s 5d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Carryk and Talounestoun, and the services of the same;
item, 7s 10½d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] of John Marchall, together with the lordship and services of that John;
item, 13s chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Palm[ere]stoun and the services of the same;
item, 2s 2½d chief rent issuing in Duneke, and the services of the same;
item, 13s 4d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Carrekyn and the services of the same;
item, 4m 13⅓d chief rent issuing from the burgage of Mone, and the services of the same;
item, one third of the profits of the mill there;
item, 22 s 2¾d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Glasthely, and the services of the same;
item, 4d chief rent issuing in Stabolan, and the services of the same;
item, 13s 4d chief rent issuing from the lands [etc.] in Ardy, and the services of the same.

[BERTON]
Item, in the manor of Berton 4½ messuages on the southern side of the same, as far as Irystoun;
item, 2 carucates there on the southern side of that town;
item, 9 acres of meadow on the southern side there, towards Kilka;
item, 26 acres of pasture on the southern side there;
item, 1 stone house there called Kyteshous.

Item, in Molamast 63 acres of land, on the southern side of that town.

Item, in Irystoun 4 messuages in the north and south parts of that town;
item, 43½ acres of land there on the western side of that town;
item, 10⅔ acres of meadow there on the southern side of that town, and one third of the moor there on the northern side of that town, and one third of the pasture there, on the northern side of that pasture.

Item, in Balmathoghir 1 messuage, on the northern side of that town;
item, 20 acres of land there, on the southern side of that town;
item, half an acre of meadow and one sixth of an acre of meadow there, on the northern side;
item, 2⅔ acres of moor there, on the southern side.

Item, in Kynnegh 4 messuages and one third of a messuage, on the eastern side of that town;
item, 140 acres of land there on the eastern side;
item, 3½ acres of meadow on the eastern side there.

Item, in le Moretoun near Kynnegh 5½ acres of land, on the eastern side of that town;
item, 1 acre of meadow there, on the northern side;
item, 3 acres of moor there, on the eastern side of that moor;
item, one third of the advowson of the church of Kynnegh;
item, in le Gragebetagh 45 acres of land, on the western side of that town;
item, 5 messuages there, on the eastern side of that town;
item, 6½ acres of meadow on the northern side of that meadow;
item, in Simonestoun and Ramadoyng 1 carucate and 7½ acres of land, on the southern side of that town;
item, in Melonesgrange 160 acres of land on the western side of that town;
item, 6½ acres of meadow on the western side of that meadow;
item, 1 acre of moor there in the west side of that meadow;
item, 1 acre of moor there, on the western side of that moor;
item, one third of the weir there;
item, one third of the profits of the warren there;
item, one third of a stone house there, on the southern side;
item, 3 messuages and one third of a messuage, on the western side;
item, in Simondeston and Ramaduyn […];
item, in Kylpican 60 acres, on the eastern side of that town.

Item, in Tancardestoun near Corbally 40 acres, in the east part of that town.

Item, in the wood of Garvagh 1 carucate of wood, on the southern side of that wood.

Item, in the Justysesfeld 6⅔ acres, on the northern side of that field.

[CLONMOR]
Item, there is assigned to that Anastatia one third of the castle or manor of Clonmor, on the eastern side, with free entry and egress to those parcels;
item, one third of the manor of Kylpype and Kylpole on the western side;
item, 4 carucates of land on the western side there, with free entry and exit to those parcels [etc.].

In witness of this the seal of office of the escheatry of Ire. is attached to these presents.

Dated 24 Feb. [1418] 5 Hen. V.

ASSIGNMENT of dower [dated 1 March [1420] 7 Hen. V] made by Henry Stanyhurst, deputy of John Charneles, escheator of Ire., to Katherine Uryell, previously wife of Robert Derpatryk, of the lands [etc.] that belonged to the same Robert in Henryestoun, Donanore, Corbally, Kyngestoun, Myryvaleslond, Stallorgan and Derpatryk:

First, 1 messuage and 46 acres of land, which John Mangan holds at farm in Henryestoun;
1 messuage and 23 acres, which John Blake holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 18 acres, which John White holds at farm there;
also all cottages that Mary Cruys held in dower in the same town;
4 acres and 1 stang of land that Thomas Tallou[n] of Shyllok holds at farm there;
2 acres of meadow in Mathemede that Mary Cruys had in dower there;
14 acres of pasture called Rowantz lying next to the wood [silvam] of Henryestoun there;
10 acres of wood [bosci] there lying next to the town of Henryestoun;
1 messuage in Donanore, 14 acres of land there lying between Donanore and the said wood of Henryestoun, which John Taillour of Donanore holds at farm there;
19 acres of land in Corbally lying near the land of Kylresk, 10 acres of land in Kyngestoun, on the western side, which Richard Heyward holds at farm there;
10 acres of land of the land called Myryvaleslonde, which Henry Yong holds at farm there;
also a large stone house together with one third of the bawn [del baon’] and le gardeyn in Stalorgane, which John Loghenan holds at farm there;
1 messuage, 18½ acres of land and 1 acre of pasture and 1 acre of fallow [fallowe], which Gylnow holds at farm there;
20½ acres of land and 1 acre of pasture which McMyllon’ holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 10 acres of land called le Mydylfeld, which Richard Locumbe holds at farm there;
9 acres in le Colv[er]housefeld, which the said Richard holds at farm there;
6 acres which the said Richard holds at farm there;
3 acres of pasture which the said Richard holds at farm;
3 acres of meadow, in the middle of the meadow there;
2 acres of wood lying next to the church of Stalorgan;
one third of the profits of the mill of Stalorgan;
6 acres in Derpatryk, which Peter Sotte chaplain holds;
1 messuage, 12½ acres of land and half an acre of meadow, which William Leynagh holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 4 acres of land, which Robert Broun holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 4½ acres of land which John Kyltale holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 14 acres, [which] William Tankard holds at farm there;
1 cottage that John Pyllet holds at farm there;
1 cottage that Walter Taaffe holds at farm there;
5 acres that William Callane holds at farm there;
3 acres that Patrick Rery holds at farm there;
1 messuage and 12 acres that John Leynagh holds at farm there;
9 acres called Tyllaghgone[er]esmed;
4 acres which William Cormogan holds at farm there;
2 acres that John Hue holds at farm there;
3 acres of wood called le Hylwod near Avotestoun;
60 acres (by estimate) of moor called Tyllaghgroffrie, up to the mountains of les Bankes;
the great hall and le hennous;
and one third of a stone house of the manor of Derpatryk;
and one third of the profits of the mill there;
and one third of the profits of the fishery there.

Given 1 March [1420] 7 Hen. V.

It was found by inquisition that James s. of Matthew Ledewyche was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of the following lands, which are worth 40s p.a., viz.:

1 messuage and 1 carucate of land in Leghlyn;
1 messuage and 40 acres of land in Aferne;
1 messuage and 40 acres of land in Grangerathe;
1 messuage and 60 acres of land in Balytowny.¹

And, thus seised, he was outlawed for felony at the K.'s suit in 20 Ric. II [1396x7]; and, for this reason, the said messuage and land [etc.] were taken into the hand of Henry V.

ORDER to remove the K.'s hand., at the petition of John Gayn junior, chaplain.

It has been found by inquisition that Richard Clerk died seised of 40 acres of land in Balytra, and he held them of Christopher Holywood as of his manor of Coulok, by knight service. After Richard's death, Philip Clerk, hitherto seneschal of the courts of the said Christopher, was seised of the said service in his name [nomine eius].¹ At the petition of Nicholas Clerke, brother […] heir of the said Richard, ORDER to remove the K.'s hand.

[The opening of this item was identical to the preceding item up to the word 'Martry'.]¹

And Nicholas Rowe, brother and heir of John Rowe, now says that the said John Rowe was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of 40 acres of land and one third of a messuage in Herbertestoun, and he died thus seised. After his death, the said Nicholas was seised of the same. These 40 acres [etc.] are a parcel of the messuage and carucate contained in the said inquisition. And he seeks judgement. ORDER to remove [the K.'s hand] from those 40 acres.

ORDER to pay the Jcr of Ire. £168 from the K.'s wages, as the said wages amount to this sum for the said time [as in §12].

The K. has learned by inquisition taken by that office [of escheator] in the time of Henry V that one John fitz Rowe, who was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of 160 acres of land in Lagagh, killed one Margaret Betagh. On account of that felony he was outlawed, and thus outlawed he died seised. Whereupon Thomas Andrewe and Walter Ferrour, chaplains, appearing in chancery, say that one Matthew fitz Rowe was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of 80 acres in Lagagh, and enfeoffed the said Thomas and Walter of the same land, to have to him and his heirs forever. By force of this enfeoffment they were seised until they were removed by colour of the said inquisition. Those 80 acres are a parcel of the said 160 acres; and they seek that the K.'s hand be removed from those 80 acres and restoration be made to them, together with the issues, so that the escheator or his deputy, who took that inquisition by authority of his office, might have no power to inquire concerning felonies. Furthermore it was decided that the reason for that seizure, having been viewed in chancery, was invalid in law. ORDER to remove the [K.'s] hand from those 80 acres and to restore that land with the issues received from it, to the same Thomas and Walter, always saving the K.'s right.

It has been found by an inquisition taken ex officio that one John s. of Arnold Fleming was seised in his demesne as of fee of 1 messuage and 40 acres of land in Flemyngton near Kentestoun, and died seised of the same; and on the day he died he was outlawed of felony. The messuage [etc.] are held of Robert Tuite kt, as of his manor of Kentestoun, by suit of court from month to month. Henry Clakeston and Thomas Rede have occupied that land, which is worth 6s 8d p.a. And now Thomas Rede and Alice his wife, appearing in chancery, say that Magina Bernard,¹ mother of Alice (whose heir Alice is), was seised in her demesne as of fee of the said messuage and land; and after her death the said Thomas and Alice were seised of the same until they were removed by colour of the said inquisition; and furthermore the reason contained in that inquisition is not sufficient. ORDER to remove the [K.'s] hand.

It was agreed on the same day [29 Oct. 1422, as in §18] that William Yonge, archdeacon, C. of Ire., might have from the K. for his wages 5s a day from the revenues of Ire., in consideration of his burden in sustaining both clerks of chancery and also men and servants, as well as horses.¹

ORDER to proceed in an assize of novel disseisin which Thomas Rede and [Alice] his wife have arraigned before him in the court of that liberty, by writ of Edmund [Mortimer], earl of March and Ulster, lord of that liberty, [against Henry] Clakeston and Alice his wife, Thomas Coweper and John Asshe, chaplains, concerning a tenement in [Flemyngtoun near Kent]estoun.¹

Richard Audeley gives 6s 8d for a writ of entry into the manor of Dunler.

The K. [has learned] by inquisition that M[atilda] dcd, late wife of John Talbot kt, held in her demesne as of fee on the day she died [of Henry V in chief, the manor of … … … by] knight service, which is worth 100s p.a. beyond reprises [… … … and that the same Matilda held, in her demesne] as of fee on the day she died of the said Henry V in chief the manor of Loxheuedy [… … … … … which] is worth nothing because it lies waste; and that she did not hold any other lands [etc.] of Henry V in chief on the day she died. And the said Matilda died on 31 May [… …. and that … Talb]ot, son of the same Matilda (who was born of her and the said John Talbot kt, lately her husband, now survivor), is Matilda's next heir and a minor. For that reason the said manors were taken into the hand of Henry V. Now, because the said manors pertain to John Talbot kt to be held by English law, ORDER not to interfere further concerning those manors.¹

It has been ordained that William Scryvener should have custody of the castle [of Athy, receiving] £20 from the K.'s treasury each year for the said custody.¹

It was agreed at Dublin on 21 April [1423] 1 Hen. VI that the same number of men-at-arms and archers¹ should be continued for the next 28 days, on account of the notorious war of the Otothilles [notariam guerram dez Otothilles] upon the lieges of cos. Dublin and Kildare, with the same wages for them to be paid to the Jcr of Ire.

It was agreed by the Jcr and council that Richard Sydgreve should be deputy of Laurence Merbury, C., until his return from Eng., where he is gravely accused and a day has been given to him [to appear there] under great penalty [sub grandi pena].

Oconghir and Oraly, having gathered to themselves a multitude of Irish enemies and English rebels, daily commit plunderings, burnings and killings of [the K.'s] lieges. PRECEPT and ORDER that, laying aside all delay and having gathered to himself the posse of his county, he is to be at Trim on Sunday next, together with all the posse of defensible men of the said county, in aid of the said lieges and the strengthening of the Jcr of Ire., and in resistance of the malice of the said enemies; and this under pain of forfeiture of all [etc.].¹

James Petit of Dunboyne; Luke Hamond of Dublin; William Goldsmyth of the same; and David Kendyll' of the same, taillour, have mainprized to produce the person of Christopher, son of the said James Petit, to answer for felonies for which he has been indicted. ORDER to supersede both the capture of Christopher [tam capcioni corporis ipsius Crist'] and the promulgation of outlawry against his person at the K.'s suit.

Similar ORDER [as in §36] for the delivery of John Frende chaplain and Peter Godfrey of Newcastle Lyons, for whom Richard s. of Roger Dodde and John Godfrey mainprized.

Richard Nugent, baron of Delvin; Richard s. of John Tuite; William Nugent; and John Nugent chaplain have mainprized, under pain of £100, that John Berry shall not inflict any bodily damage on Robert Mesteill.

ORDER to deliver the following persons to Edmund Ellal,¹ to be kept [in safe custody], viz.:

Aule More Odermot;
Peter More Omoryn;
and Donaldus McKenan.

They were lately captured and detained as prisoners in Trim castle.

MEMORANDUM that on 8 April [1423] Laurence Merbury kt [chiv'], C. of Ire., declared before the Jcr and council that James Cornewalshe, formerly chief baron of the Ex. [of Ire.], had stated before the K.'s council in Eng. that the said Laurence, when he last crossed from Ire. to Eng., the K.'s seal being in his custody [… … …] to the most grave slander of the same Laurence [in scandalum ipsius Laurencii gravissimum]; and wishing [… … … ..].

And the same C. asked that this be enrolled in chancery.¹

It was agreed by the council, on 7 Jan. [1423], at the petition of John Netterville […], that John should be restored to his possession just as he had in the same manor before the coming of the said sheriff to that manor, and that the necessary writs should be made. […].¹

It was agreed by the Jcr and council that John [Swayne], abp Armagh, who has been elected and appointed by the said Jcr and council to cross to Eng. upon public business, should have £40 from the K.'s treasury in aid of his costs.

It was found by inquisition taken before James de la Hyde, escheator, that John s. of Arnold Fleming was seised of 1 messuage and 40 acres in Flemington and died seised of the same; and on the day he died he was outlawed for felony; and he held of Robert Tuite kt by suit of court from month to month, and he died on Tuesday after Christmas 18 Edw. III. Henry Clakeston and Thomas Rede occupied the lands valued at 6s 8d p.a.; and thee land was taken into the hand of Henry V.

And now Thomas Rede and Alice his wife, because of their petition to Richard [Talbot], abp Dublin, and the endorsement of the same, are admitted to the K.'s court of chancery appearing by their attorney, Richard Rowe. They say that Magina Bernard, Alice's mother (whose heir she is), died seised of those lands and that after her death the lands descended to Alice and Thomas, who were seised, but were removed without sufficient reason. They demand justice and seek that the K.'s hand be removed from the premises and restitution made to them of the issues from the time of Henry V. It was agreed in chancery that the lands should be restored, and the escheator, John Fountains, has been ordered to remove the K.'s hand. ORDER to release Thomas and Alice, or the farmers of the land, from all distraints.