Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward III, File 55

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J. E. E. S. Sharp, E. G. Atkinson, J. J. O'Reilly. "Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward III, File 55". Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 8, Edward III. (London, 1913), , British History Online. Web. 31 December 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol8/pp117-127.

Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward III, File 55

184. JAMES LE BOTILLER, LE BOUTELER, LE BOUTTILLER or LE BOTELER, EARL OF ORMOND (Ermonia, Dormund, Dormond, Dormound, Ermounie or Oremound).
Writ to Thomas Wogan, the king’s escheator of Ireland. Teste, John de Cherleton, the king’s justice of Ireland, 18 February, 12 Edward III.
TIPPERARY. Inq. taken at Ardemaill, 23 March, 12 Edward III.
Thurles in Ely. The manor (full extent given) with the grange of Hyncheaule, including a chapel, 60a. land at Drumgallan and Moyniffir, and 280a. in Hyncheaule, held of the king in chief by service of 10l. 10s. royal service when scutage runs &c., and doing suit at the county [-court] of Typerarie monthly. In the manor is a chamber, a chapel, a kitchen of stone walls [and] covered with shingle, a bakehouse with a stone wall and covered with straw, of no value because no one wishes to rent them, and they are in need of great maintenance, if they ought to be maintained.
Free tenancies:—
Corketen [or Corketeny]. Two [or ten] knights’ fees held by John Purcell for 4l. of royal service when scutage runs, a sparrowhawk yearly, and doing suit at the court.
Kilruss. Half a carucate of land held by John Droul [or Druhill] for 2s. yearly rent.
Adhun [or Atheny]. Half a knight’s fee held by John son of Edmund [or Edmund son of John de] Stapilton for 10s. royal service when &c., and suit at the court.
Drunnaccarran [or Drummcbarran]. Five knights’ fees held by Edmund son of John Stapilton for 40s. royal service &c., and suit of court &c.
Ferten narwariston (?), Martynhe nederston [or Ferten only]. A knight’s fee and a half held by Lady Beatrice Purcel, [with her tenants] William Waleys, Simon Waleys, David Waleys and David Haket, for 20s. royal service &c. and suit.
Monchark [or Moykarig]. A knight’s fee held by Rosina Samlesbiry [or Samnesbury] and Richard Mancel [or Moncel] for 10s. royal service &c. and suit.
Lyskeryn [or Lyskenyn]. A knight’s fee held by Thomas Cantewell for 10s. royal service &c. and suit.
Rathmaugh [or Rathmanagh]. A knight’s fee held by Robert Wyte [or le White] for 10s. royal service &c. and suit.
[Moyrakerân.] Half a knight’s fee held by Maurice Meche [or Mithe], William Casse and John Droull [or Druhyll] for 10s. royal service &c. and suit; and the said Maurice renders 6s. 8d. yearly for the same without suit.
Scran [or Sythan]. A knight’s fee held by William Broun for 10s. royal service &c., 20s. rent, and suit.
Moyananrech [or Moyananreff]. A knight’s fee [or two carucates of land] held by Thomas Broun for 10s. [or 15s.] royal service &c., half a mark yearly rent, and suit.
Le Brytag’ [or le Bretage]. A carucate of land held by Thomas Laffan for 6s. royal service &c., two and a half marks rent, and suit.
Kilcoge. A carucate [or two carucates] of land held by Thomas Laffan for 8s. royal service without suit.
Lyscahill. A carucate and a half of land held by Simon Wyth [or Albz] for 36s. 6d. [or 42s. 8d.] yearly with suit.
Rathchall [or Rathcalle]. Half a carucate of land held by Thomas Laffan for 2s. yearly rent with suit.
Agall [or Athgale]. Half a knight’s fee held by Lady Beatrice [Purcell] and Laurence Cantuel [or Cantewell] for a goshawk on Whitsunday or 5s., without suit.
Lysdevelyn [or Lysdyvelyn]. A carucate of land held by Edmund son of John Stapilton for 2s. rent without suit.
Bullourishil [or Bolourishill]. A carucate of land held by the abbot of Ruy [or Ogheny] for a mark rent with suit.
Hynclaghyn [or Inchelathn]. A carucate of land held by William son of Gerald for a mark rent without suit.
Lysduff. Half a carucate of land held by Edmund Cantewel for 10s. [or 36s.] rent.
Thurles. Two knights’ fees held by the burgesses in their burgages for 22l. 17s. 2d. and each does suit at the hundred [court].
Begestown [Villa Bege] [or Bekyston]. A knight’s fee held by Robert Purcel for 10s. royal service without suit.
Balyhaghil [or Balyhathill]. The burgesses used to render eight marks yearly [or render 10 1/2 marks], but now only 20s. in time of peace and nothing in time of war because of the Irish.
Fetmothan [or Fymothan]. The burgesses render to the lord of Thurles two marks 22d. in time of peace and nothing in time of war.
Rents of free tenancies in decay:—
Tholaghneryne. Three carucates of land held by the heirs of Maurice le Bryt, which Henry le Blound held, by service of 12s. royal service when scutage runs &c.; and a knight’s fee in Tolaghneryne and 32a. in Gartynghody (?) and Clontynlan, whence they used to render 10l. 7s. 6d. with suit of court, but now nothing can be levied, because the land is waste.
Moreye (?). 60a. sometime of Richard de Midia, whence they used to render 2s. royal service &c. and 40s. yearly rent, but now nothing &c.
Cloncath. 60a. land which Henry de Midia sometime held, whence they used to render 2s. royal service &c., and a mark rent, but now nothing &c.
Baliwyssyn. Half a knight’s fee, which Roger de Cantuel held, whence they used to render ten marks and a half, but now nothing &c.
Balacaig (?). 60a. land which Thomas Cantuel holds, whence he used to render two marks yearly rent, but now nothing &c.
Moyyenne. A carucate of land which Richard de Midia holds, whence he used to render four marks yearly, but now nothing &c.
Cappathedeon [or Capahedian]. A carucate and a half of land which Miles de Burgo holds [or which is in the lord’s wardship and held] for 6s. royal service, and he used to render seven marks yearly, but now nothing &c.
James his son, aged 7 years on the feast of All Saints, 11 Edward III, is his next heir.
TIPPERARY. Inq. 23 March, 12 Edward III.
Ardemaill. The manor (extent given) held of the king in chief, doing suit at the county [court] of Typerarie every month.
Free tenancies:—
Balyyssan. A knight’s fee held by William Haket for 20s. royal service when scutage runs, and suit at the court of Ardemaill every fifteen [days].
Thenam. 60a. [or half a carucate of] land held by James Vall [or de Valle] by suit of court only.
Huddeston. Two carucates of land held by Gilbert Chamberleyn for 5s. royal service, and suit of court.
[Ardemaill.] Eight carucates of land held by the burgesses there in their burgages, rendering twenty-two marks yearly and doing suit at the hundred (court) there every fifteen (days).
Kencathiran. Two carucates of land held of the archbishop of Cassel, doing suit at the said archbishop’s court at Cassel every fifteen (days).
Heir as above.
TIPPERARY. Inq. taken at Cassel, 23 March, 12 Edward III.
Le Britag with Karkeul. The manor (extent given), including a turbary called Molyngargan, 78a. arable at Belunok (?), a carucate of land held by Moriarth Mcbrene’ in Eyn, 20a. land in Balibrogan which Lorcan MacKegh holds, 7a. arable in Milcroft by Karkeul, and 7a. land lying waste by Wymshill, all worth nothing in time of war, held of the king in chief, doing suit at the county (court) of Lymmyr(ick) every month.
Free tenants:—
Carreluy (?). Three knights’ fees held by Thomas son of Gilbert for 40s. royal service &c. and suit of court.
Rathjurdan. A knight’s fee held by Jordan Mareschal for 10s. royal (service) &c. and suit of court.
Walkynscastel. Half a knight’s fee held by John son of Philip for 10s. royal (service) &c. and suit of court.
Lidin (?). A knight’s fee held by Thomas de Rys for 10s. royal (service) &c. rendering 59s. yearly, and suit of court.
Carrikouir. A knight’s fee held by David de Burgo for 5s. royal service &c. and suit of court.
Baliceyhane (?). A carucate of land held by Thomas fitz Rys the younger, for 12s. rent and suit &c.
Obin (?). Half a carucate of land held by Adam fitz Stevyn and John Wynslou (?) for 1d. rent.
Cathirlow. The tenants have common in the Red Moor and render 2s. yearly.
Karkeul. The burgesses hold twenty carucates of land in their burgages, and render 10l. 10s. 11d. yearly, from which are deducted 20s. rent yearly to the bishop of Emly (Imly) for two carucates of land which are held of them in their burgages.
Heir as above.
TIPPERARY. Inq. taken at Casseyll, 25 March, 12 Edward III.
Moyalui or Moyalwy. The manor (extent given), including a stone tower roofed with shingles, and a wood of 400a. called Hurle, extended at nothing because it is in the hand of the Irish and felons there, held of the king in chief without rent or service.
Free tenants:—
Le Clochir. A knight’s fee held by Stephen Marys, doing suit at the lord’s court there every fifteen (days) for all service.
Rathkenan. 100a. land held by Richard Balunchard for 6s. 8d. royal service &c. and suit.
Kyllog. 60a. land held by John Beche for 40s. rent and suit of court, and if there shall be war nothing can be levied.
[Moyalwy.] The burgesses hold 200a. land in their burgages for 4l. 16d. rent yearly, but if there shall be war nothing can be levied, and each does suit at the lord’s hundred (court) there.
Heir as above.
TIPPERARY. Inq. taken at Cassell, 25 March, 12 Edward III.
Carrikmagryffyn. The manor (extent given with names of tenants), held of the king in chief without service or rent.
Free tenants:—
Monemyll. 80a. land held by William son of Robert and his associates for 13s. 4d. rent yearly and suit of court.
Moneday. 40a. land held by Walter son of Richard Wall for half a mark yearly and suit.
Carrik. Divers tenements (extent given with names of tenants), and the burgesses hold a carucate of land on the other side of the water in co. Waterford for 59s. rent, and do suit at the hundred (court).
Kylmochan. 60a. land held by Walter son of Walter W.… for 5s. rent; and a messuage there held by William Haroll for 3d. rent.
Heir as above.
TIPPERARY. Inq. Saturday after the Annunciation, 12 Edward III (defaced).
Nanagh or Le Nanagh. The manor with the grange of Clonleyn (extent given with names of tenants), including a castle surrounded with five towers, a hall, a house beyond the gate, and a kitchen with stone walls roofed with shingle, 40a. pasture called ‘Clonmayn,’ and a wood called ‘le Dirre,’ held of the king in chief, doing suit for the same at the county[court] of Typerarie every month.
Free tenants:—
Choyg. Half a ‘teohd’ held by John Bermingham for 4l. royal service when scutage runs &c. and rendering 31s. 8d. yearly and suit of court every fifteen (days).
Arrech. A ‘theold’ and a half held by Thomas Cantewell for 40s. royal service &c. and suit and rendering 13s. 4d. yearly for ….. of the water of Arch.
Arch. 20a. land held by Thomas son of Gilbert Canteuell for 17s. 2d. and suit; and a ‘teod’ held by Robert Traveres by doing suit.
Crunagh. Three carucates of land held by Thomas son of Robert for 12s. royal service &c., rendering 10l. yearly and suit.
Hospoban (?). Three carucates of land held by the same Thomas, rendering 40s. yearly with suit.
Cathir and Oldeton. Two carucates of land held by the same Thomas for 26s. 8d. yearly.
Baliecarthyn and Oldeton. Two carucates of land in Baliecarthyn and four carucates in Oldeton, held by the same for 101s. 8d. and suit twice a year.
Logcorne and Thomas town (villa Thom’). Three quarters of land in Logcorne and two carucates of land in Thomas town, held by Richard son of Michael for 45s. and suit.
Lochorne. Three carucates of land held by Edmund de Bermyngham for 4s. and suit.
Balicirn, Brour and Dermeam. A carucate and a half of land in Balicirn, a carucate in Brour, and a carucate in Dermeam, held by Thomas Hacheford for 6s. royal service &c., 6l. 13s. 4d. rent, and suit.
Logmilagh. A carucate of land held by Thomas son of Robert for two marks (yearly) without suit; and 12a. held by the prior of St. John for …. without suit.
Le Dirre. 10a. by ‘le Dirre’ held by Nicholas le Bryt and Adam Bokeler for 10s. …..
Le Gortiges (?). Half a carucate of land held by Thomas son of Robert for 16s. 4d. (?), and for the field (?) (parach’) of ‘le Cronagh’ 10s. ….
Le Nanagh. The burgesses hold eighteen carucates of land in their burgages for 11l. 14s. …. and each does suit at the hundred (court) there.
Le Gerlagh. Half a carucate of land held by Thomas Canteuell for half a mark (yearly).
Goueyston. Lands held by farmers.
Weyperours. The manor (extent given) acquired to himself and Eleanor his wife and the heirs of their bodies ….
Heir as above.
Free tenancies in decay:—
Mouncheuen (?). Two ‘teods’ held by the heirs of John de Cogan, doing suit at the court of Le Nanagh, but not now, because wasted.
Odarr, Obboyn and Kerkyndiffyn. A ‘teod’ in Odarr, and half a ‘teod’ in Obboyn, held by the heir of John de Marrys, and a ‘teod’ in Kerkyndiffyn held by the heir of Richard de Marrys, and they used to render thence 105s. royal service &c. suit, and 40s. yearly rent, but now nothing.
Fynmagh (?). A ‘teod’ which the heirs of Nicholas Creke held for 40s. royal service &c., but now nothing.
Loskerosky. A knight’s fee which the heirs of Philip Marrys held, and they used to render 10s. royal service &c.
Rathbrobenagh. Five carucates of land, which they held rendering five marks yearly and suit, and now nothing; and a carucate of land there for which they used to render five marks yearly, and now nothing.
Kyllenyn. Two carucates of land which the heirs of Edmund de Hursse hold, and they used to render yearly 2s. royal service &c. with suit, but now nothing.
Kylledegan. A carucate and a half of land, which used to render 1d. (?) royal service, and 100s. rent yearly, but now nothing.
Kapagh cloragh. Three carucates and a half of land which Robert Scorhals holds, and they used to render thence 14s. royal service &c. and 11l. 13s. 4d. yearly with suit, but now nothing.
Carrik and Kyllonan. A carucate of land and three quarters which the heirs of Fromund de Norhamton hold, and they used to render thence 6l. 6s. 8d. without suit, and now nothing.
Ratherg. A carucate of land which the heirs of Adam Lange hold, and they used to render thence 11s. 8d. with (?) suit, and now nothing.
Dolla (?). A carucate and a half of land which the heirs of Henry Forster hold, and they used to render 20s. yearly, but now nothing.
Loghdeff. A pasture which the heirs of Gilbert de Omurthi (?) hold, and they used to render thence 13s. 4d. yearly and now nothing.
Kylkrethethen. Five carucates of land which the heirs of Nicholas son of Henry hold, whence they used to do 20s. royal service &c., and render 4l. yearly with suit, and now nothing.
Clontalygy and Kyllanmerous. Lands which the heirs of Thomas Reynald hold, whence they used to render 8 marks and 9s. yearly with suit, and now nothing.
A mill-pond and stalls, now worth nothing.
Le Dirr’ by Nannagh. A pasture which the burgesses of Le Nanagh used to hold and render 13s. 4d. yearly, but now nothing because near the Irish.
Fethclonthenany. Two carucates and a half of land which the heirs of John de Walys hold, whence they used to render 4l. yearly without suit, and now nothing.
Ourmund. The sergeanty which Maur[ice] Omagh holds, whence he used to render 40s., and now nothing.
Loghbrissan. 3a. land which the house of St. Leonard holds, whence they used to render 3d., and now nothing.
Kolker. The mill (whence) they used to render 1lb. pepper or 8d., and now nothing because of the Irish.
The wastes of Hum (?) which they hold in fees in decay (defaced):—
Clochan. Five carucates of land which the heirs of John Okenedy hold, and they used to render 20s. royal service &c., and 11l. 13s. 4d. with suit, and now nothing; three carucates of land which the heirs of Donohyr Okenedy hold, and they used to render 12s. royal service and 11l. rent yearly and now nothing; two carucates of land which Conoid Buy Okenedy holds, whence they used to render 8s. royal service and 4l. 13s. 4d. yearly, and now nothing.
Clondouuenall. Three carucates of land which the heirs of Maur[ice] Omathi hold, whence they used to render 8s. royal service and 10l. rent yearly, and now nothing.
Nesgall (?). Three carucates of land which the heirs of Maur[ice] de Maurrieretigh Ohogan hold, whence they used to render 9s. royal service and 16l. 13s. 4d. yearly, but now nothing.
Clondouenell. Half a carucate of land which the heirs of Maghnis Macgyltn’ (?) hold, whence they used to render 33s. 4d. (?) with suit, and now nothing.
Clonnysse (?). Half a carucate of land which William (?) Okenedi (?) holds, whence they used to render 2s. royal service, and eight marks yearly with suit, but now nothing.
Farmers in decay (defaced):—
Lyscorne. Half a carucate of land which the heirs ….
… lan. A carucate of land which the heirs of Robert de Gouer (?) hold, and they used to render thence …. and now nothing.
Kilblet ….(?). Half a carucate of land which the heirs of Hugh de Glynde (?) …. whence they used to render yearly 33s. 4d., and now nothing.
Gordedruff. Half a carucate of land which the heirs of John de Rupeforti (?) hold, whence they used to render 46s. 8d. (?), and now nothing.
Betagii (?) in decay (much defaced):—
Clondonell. Four carucates of land which …… used to render 20s. …. and now nothing.
Cloghrath (?). Three carucates and a half of land which the same …….. used to render 13s. royal service and 16l. 13s. 4d. (?) yearly, and now nothing.
Doneleyn (?). ………… which the heirs of Gylkernyon (?) Okenedy …………..
Guldir (?). Half a carucate of land (which?) Mayhin (?) Maghgulty (?) holds, and they used to render …… and now nothing.
Clon…… A carucate of land which Donold (?) O Hain (?) holds, and thence …… 4l. (?) yearly and now nothing.
(The remaining 17 lines are illegible.)
TIPPERARY. Inq. 26 February, 12 Edward III (defaced).
Clonleynan. The manor (extent given, with names of tenants) held of the heir of John de Hastyng, whose lands &c. are in the king’s hand by reason of the minority of the same heir, rendering to him 18d. yearly, and doing suit at his court of Oboy every fifteen (days).
[KILDARE.] Balacghmon. Certain lands and tenements of free tenants, rendering yearly for the same to the heir of Thomas de Soutton 6d., and doing suit at the said heir’s court of Monmehenok every fifteen (days).
Free tenants:—
Clanboccan. Lands held by David de Rupe of the lord of Clanboccan for 6s. rent and doing suit at the court of Clonleynan every fifteen (days).
Smertston. Lands held by John son of Thomas, doing similar suit at the said court; and by Robert Tisdall (?) for 2s. 6d. rent.
Pharll. A messuage and 8a. land held by Richard Cade…. (?) for 2s. 6d. rent and suit of court; a messuage and 20a. land held by John Arlond (?) for 9s. rent; a messuage and 8a. land held by Simon Raidre (?) for 16d. rent; and a messuage and 8a. land held by Thomas Scall (?) for 16d. rent.
…. A messuage and half a carucate of land held by Richard Pollard for 3d. rent only, and suit of court.
KILDARE. Ballaghmon. A messuage and two carucates of land held by Thomas Brisky for 6d. rent; and a messuage and 14a. land held by Maud Sygrym for 1d. rent yearly.
Heir as above.
Writ, 20 March, 12 Edward III.
WARWICK. Inq. taken at Kyngton, 25 March, 12 Edward III.
Cumbton in Hennemersch. The manor (extent given), including a several pasture called Wynkethorn, held jointly with Eleanor his wife, who still survives, to them and the heirs of the bodies of the said James and Eleanor, by fine levied in the king’s court, of the earl of Hereford, by service of three parts of half a knight’s fee.
James his son, aged 6 years and more, is his next heir.
SUFFOLK. Inq. taken at Clare, 27 March, 12 Edward III.
Fynneberwe. The manor (extent given), held jointly as above, by the king’s charter of licence, of the king in chief by service of a moiety of a knight’s fee.
Heir as last above.
ESSEX. Inq. taken at Branketre, 23 March, 12 Edward III.
Smytheton. The manor (extent given), with the advowson of the chapel of Estillebury, held jointly as above, by the king’s charter of licence, of the king in chief by service of half a knight’s fee.
Heir as above, aged 6 years.
SOUTHAMPTON. Inq. taken at Cristeschirche, 25 March, 12 Edward III.
Soppelee. The manor (extent given), held jointly as above of Sir Robert del Ile by service of a tenth part of a knight’s fee.
Heir as above, aged 6 years and more.
GLOUCESTER. Inq. taken at Norlech, 26 March, 12 Edward III.
Coldaston. The manor (extent given) held jointly as above of the bishop of Worcester by service of a knight’s fee.
Heir as last above.
SURREY. Inq. 30 March, 12 Edward III.
Shire and la Vacherie. The manor (extent given), together with the advowson of the church, held jointly as above of the earl of Warrenne by knight’s service.
Heir as above.
OXFORD. Inq. 23 March, 12 Edward III.
Retherfeld Pipard or Rutherfeld. The manor (extent given), with the advowson of the church, held jointly as above, by the king’s charter of licence, of the king in chief, as of the honour of Walyngford, by service of a knight’s fee.
Heir as above.
HEREFORD. Inq. 26 March, 12 Edward III.
Kylpek. The manor (extent given), held jointly as above, by the king’s charter of licence, of the king in chief by service of finding a man for keeping the king’s forest of ‘le Hay’ of Hereford.
Heir as above.
BUCKINGHAM. Inq. taken at Wythcherche, 28 March, 12 Edward III.
Ayllesbury. Three parts of the manor (extent given), including tolls of market and fair, and a fishery, held jointly as above of the king in chief by service of three parts of a knight’s fee, and by rendering to the king at his exchequer 60l. yearly.
Twyford. The manor (extent given), held jointly as above of the king in chief by service of a third part of a knight’s fee; which manor the said James and Eleanor demised at fee farm to a certain Robert de Wythull for his life, with the king’s licence, rendering yearly to them 16l.
Great Lynford. The manor (extent given), with the advowson of the church, held jointly as above of the earl of Oxford by service of a knight’s fee, and suit at his court of Wytcherche.
He held no other lands &c. in cos. Bedford and Buckingham.
Heir as above.
Writ, 20 March, 12 Edward III.
LANCASTER. Inq. Monday after the Close of Easter, 12 Edward III.
Wytheton or Wetheton. The manor held jointly as above, by the grant of James Laweles, of Sir Henry, earl of Lancaster, by fealty, and by service of 13s. 4d. yearly.
He held no other lands or tenements on this side Trent.
Heir unknown, as he was born in Ireland.
TIPPERARY. Extent, made at Cassell before the chancellor of Ireland and others on Monday the morrow of the Close of Easter, 12 Edward III.
Carrikmacgriffyn. The manor (extent given, with names of tenants), including a wasted castle on the side of Waterford, pleas &c. of the hundred, and the following free tenants:—
Monyndath. 40a. land held by Anastac(ia?) le Brit, rendering half a mark yearly.
Taghemel. Land held by William son of John son of Nicholas, of the manor of Taghemel, rendering a mark yearly.
TIPPERARY. Extent similarly made on Saturday in Easter week, 12 Edward III.
Ardmayl or Artmayl. The manor (extent given with names of tenants).
TIPPERARY. Extent similarly made on Monday the morrow of the Close of Easter, 11 (sic) Edward III (defaced).
Le Nenagh. The manor (extent given with some names of tenants), including a castle, a pasture called Clonmayn, a wood of 40a. called ‘le Dirre,’ and the following places, the spelling of most of which is very doubtful:—
Cloncalgu, Balianyn, Forgenaill, Loghmylath, Loghpassan, Loghorne, Balicodihan, Baliethe, Derneslyn, Fynnach, Logloske, half a ‘teod’ in Moydriff, half a carucate of land in Clonynes, rent from Dounlawe (?), Rathbregnath and Goeristoun, two carucates of land in Killouyn held by Edmund Husee for 2s. royal service &c. and suit of court, ‘le heth’ of Loghdonssk, Killer, Gralath ………… the Okenedys of Ermon ought to render 20l. rent for their (lands) in Ermon but now (render) nothing because they are at war, Balinore and Killadermot used to pay fourteen marks yearly but now nothing because they are amongst Okenedys in Ermon, and rents from the Okenedys of Clandownyl, Kylnaldir, Thomlegh, and from 12 carucates of land held by Reymund de Burgo in Burgesleffbogy (?).
TIPPERARY. Extent similarly made on Monday the morrow of the Close of Easter, 12 Edward III.
Thurlys. The manor (extent given as in the inq. of 23 March above) including a castle and chapel, and a pasture called ‘le Corragh,’ with the variations there given within square brackets, some omissions and the following additions:—
Lanagh. 160a. land, whereof the lord gave to Walter the clerk 100a. for life, and to Adam Blakebourne 20a. for life.
Gorkel. 80a. land.
Incheauly. 280a. land which Theobald Haket holds to farm for 10l.
Corragh. Two carucates of land which John Druhill holds, rendering 5s. and suit of court at Incheauly.
Balyhathyll. A parcel of land called Montyng, rendering 11s.
Balyherk. Three carucates and 20a. of land, which Adam de Barry holds for life, for keeping the castle of Roscree.
Cloncath. Half a carucate of land which Thomas Laffan holds, rendering 13s. 4d.
Tolaghnerine. A knight’s fee which Lady Beatrice Purcell holds for a mark royal service, and used to render …. which rent the lord granted to Hugh Purcell for life.
Balyussyn. Half a knight’s fee which John Cantewell holds, rendering ……
Balymyagh. A carucate of land which John Oge Purcell holds for life, and it used to render four marks and a half.
Clonmor. Three carucates of land which John Mor Purcell holds, and they used to render 26s. 8d. yearly.
Writ of certiorari to the chancellor of Ireland, commanding him to send to the chancery of England the extents made in Ireland of the lands, knights’ fees and advowsons &c. that were of the said James le Botiller, on the petition of Eleanor his wife for her dower, 3 March, 13 Edward III. Teste, Edward duke of Cornwall.
Extent or summary of lands &c. in Ireland which were of the said James, earl of Oremound, which he held of the king in chief, made by the king’s command and returned into his chancery, whereof Eleanor his wife seeks to be dowered, viz.:—
Le Nenagh. The castle and manor &c., besides lands wasted and at war.
Thurles. The castle and manor with the borough &c.
Ardmayl. The manor.
Carrykmacgriffyn. The manor.
Moyaluy. The manor.
Britage and Karkeul. The manor.
Clonleynan. The manor.
Waterford. 10l. yearly rent from the farm of the city, which the king granted to him and his heirs by charter to hold under the name and honour of earl of Oremound for ever, which charter was exhibited in the chancery.
Lands wasted and at war in the manor of ‘le Nenagh,’ viz.:—
Le Feth used to bear four marks yearly and now nothing.
Ermon. The Okenediis of Ermon ought to bear 20l. yearly for divers lands they hold, but now nothing because they are at war.
Ballinore and Killadermot used to bear fourteen marks, and now nothing because it is amid Okenediis and Ermon, and they are at war.
Writ of dedimus potestatem to John de Aulton to receive the attorneys of the said Eleanor, for receiving her dower, 4 June, 13 Edward III. Teste, Edward duke of Cornwall.
C. Edw. III. File 55.
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