Athenry there is a quantity of land called Eraght Dolphine, 27 q"-Maghery faltaghe otherwise called Magheryaltaghe, 24 q"-Carnan, 2 q"-which in the whole in that barony cometh to 53 quarters. In the barony of Leitrim there is a quantity of land called Twey Kynallyhine, and Ayt Clan-Shane, 12 q"-Ayte Clan-Edmond, 12 q-Ayte Clan-Davie, 9 q′′-Crannagh M° Knavin, 4 q”—Leyhayt M Edmond, 6 q”—Dronkeary, 4 q"-Tullagh, 2 q-Pobbell-ne-hally, 12 q"-the castell of Leotrime, 7 q-Cloncaslane, 2 q"-Clondagawe, 4 q′′-Killmuckray, 1 q'-Tinnaghe, 2 q”—Annaghebrid, 1 q'-Balledowgane, 2 q"- Ballynekilly, 2 q-Killcowly, 2 q-Bealananen and Bealafenton, 4 q-Ballynleylys, I q'-Dowry, 2 q" -Carrowcroyne, 1 q-Carrawowny, 1 q- Killineane, 2 q" Sheangorry-neMylodaghe, 1 q-Shanvoy, 4 q"-Ballenronan and Clonrashe, 2 q"-which in the whole in that barony cometh to 103 quarters; and all which being drawn into one totall cometh to the aforesaid number of 958 quarters. "The said chieftains, lords, &c. do covenant to aunsweare and beare 40 good hable horsemen & 200 footmen, well armed with carriage and victualls, to all hostings, roods and journeyes within Connaught and Thomond; and 20 good hable horsemen and 50 footemen well armed and furnished with arms, garrans, and victuals, to all generall hostings proclaymed in this realme. "It is agreed by the lord deputy, on behaulfe of the Queene, that the earl of Clanrickard shall have 34 q" in the barony of Loughreagh free, as a demeane to his manor of Loughreagh. There belonge to the heires of Sir Dorby O Shaghnes, knight, 10 q in the barony of Kiltarraghe; and to Nehemias Ffolane 2 q" adjoining to the Newtowne. That the s" earl shall have 10" ster. out of every q' of 64 q" within that barony. In the barony of Clare there are 287 q, whereof belong to the queen in right of Abbey-land 41 q"; and by the attainder of Tybbott Bourke 5 qr & there belong to the archbishop of Tweame, 21 q". That Rickard Bourke of Derrymaclaghny shall have 22 q", whereof he is now seized as of his inheritance. The manor of Clare are 7 q" of land in the possession of Dominick Browne of Gallway, alderman, and James Darcy has 3 q" in the towns of Collene, Clonerye and Carrow-I-Cullan. That the said earl shall have 14 q's free in the lordship of Clare, as a demesne to his house of Corryfinne; and a rentcharge of 3" out of every other q' of the residue. "In the barony of Donkellyn there are four q" in Oranmore, in possession of Dominick Browne of Galway, merchant. William Martine of Galway gent. has 2 q adjoyning to the town of Cahirforvace. That the said earl of Clanrickard shall enjoy 28 q free as a demeane to his castell of Kilcolgan; and have 13" 4d out of every q' of 33 q in the barony of Athenry. "That d. "That the baron of Leitrim and his heirs shall have 10 qr free, and 13 4 oute of every other q' in the barony of Leitrim, the Queen's and Churchlands excepted. "That the archbishop of Tweame, and the bishop of Kill McKeogh shall have several q all particularly named, free. "That Rickard Bourke shall have 8 qr free, adjoyning his house of Derry Mc laghnie and Ballinderry. "That the heirs of Sir Dorby O'Shoghnes shall have 8 q" free, adjoining the manor house of Gortynchygorye. "That William Martene, in consideration of his services diversly done to the state, shall have 2 q* in Cahirforvase in the barony of Donkellyne, free. "That Nehemias Follaine, in respect of his travaile and pains taken for her Majesty, in the search of the quantity of land within the said Clanrickard, shall have 2 qrs in the Newtowne in the barony of Kiltaraghe, free. "That Dominick Browne, in respect of the like, shall have 2 q" free adjoining to the castle of Lyedegane and Cahirforvace, in the barony of Donkellyne, free. "That James Darcy, for the like consideration, shall have the three q" before named in the barony of Clare free. "And for as much as divers of the meane freehoulders of the said territorie of Clanrickard, and the tenants dwellinge upon their lands, are and shall be greatlie burdened by this composition, if the petty lords and captaines next above them be allowed to take such rentes & customarye dutyes, as they pretend to belong to them; for remedy whereof it is condescended, concluded and agreed, that the above named Mc Kowghe, Mc Hubert, Mc William roe, the Ffealtaghe Dolphinaghe, O'Heine, Mc Redmond, M° Cremon, and all others of that sort of petty lords or captaines, shall have, hold, possess, and enjoy all their castles and lands, to descend from ech of them to their heirs by course and order of the laws of England; and after the decease of everie of them, now livinge, the aforesaid rents, duties, and all exaccons shall, from thenceforth be utterlie determyned and extinguished for ever. IN WITNESSE whereof the said lords, chieftains, &c. have hereunto put their seales and subscribed their names the second day of September, Anno Domini, 1585. - "CLANRICARDE. S. CLONFERT.-THO. DUACEN.-WILLIAM MOSTEN.- V. V. "Mac Davye's Countreye." “THIS INDENTURE made betwixt the Right Honorable Sir John Perrotte Knt. lord Deputy, &c. of the one parte, and William Archbishop of Tweame-Sir Hubert Bourke Me Davie of Glenske, knight-Davie Mc Edmond of Kilcroan, gen.-Thomas McHenrie of Ballymo, gen. - Richard Betaghe of the Cregg, gen-Hobbert bwy Mc Edmond of the Moate, gen.-Shane Mc Ullicke Bourke of Rahenille, otherwise called Me Walter, chiefe of his name-Shane M° Ullicke of Killmogher, gen.—and others the freeholders and inhabitants having lands or holdings within the barony of BELLAMOE, and M DAVIE'S COUNTRY, by east the river of Succke in the countie of Roscommon, of the other parte". WYTNESSETHE, that whereas the said baronie of Bellamo, and the lands by east the river of Suck, conteyneth, as well by ancient division as by late Inquisition, 212 q each containing 120 acres. -FIRSTE in the barronie of Bellamo there is a quantity of land called Loghlaunge, 8 q"-Clafaghne, 1 q'-Cloncae,q-Rosemolan, 1 q'-Ballyne, 24 q"; all which are belonging and adjoining to Mc Davie's howse or manor of Glinske-also Ballynekillie, q', belonginge to the bishoprick of Elphine-Cloncomyske, 4 q"-Tonreggie, 4 q- Cornemucklaghe, Tossecreggan and Gylcaghe, 8 q′′, whereof a q′ lyeth by east the ryver of Succke,-Dengenterragh, 4 qr-Dromenehea, 2 q-Garrowghe, 4 qr, whereof 1 q lyeth on the east side of the Succke-Downoman, 4 q", whereof 2 q" lyeth on the same east side of the a Two Indentures of Composition appear to have been entered into for Mac Davy's country. The second Indenture is that given above. The first was entered into on 4th Sept., 1585, and in it the entire territory is stated to contain only 192 qrs, viz. "There is in the said barrony of Bellamo a quantity of land called Tohe-Killebeggenet, 18 qr-Toherioghe, 15 qFferrynlynode, 4 qrs-Tohetogher, 39 q's, viz. Sleight Shane garaf, and Sleight Tybete, 2 qt-in the towne of Urriegher, 4 qr-Lisdrissaghan, 2 qr-Kearoweneny, 1 q'-Kearoweroo, 1 q-in Letully, 2 qr-in Tylbegge, 2 qrein Tome-Croymer, 2 q—in Kearowderry, 1 q'-in Derrymoy, 2 q-in Bonedober, 2 q-in the Shrede, 1 q-in Ardclone, 1 qr-in Curraghebay, said q-in Cortdrissy, q'—in Liskea, 1 q'—in Killnelag, 1 q'-in Kearoweroney Mc Rist, 1 q-in Croghill, 1 q-also in Glinske and Donemayne, 8 qalso Tohe Mc Walter, 27 q"-in Bokerran and Lisborly, 2 qr-which, in the whole, within that barony of Bellamo cometh to 113 qr.-Also there is a quantity of lande by easte the Sucke, in Magher Connaght, within the countie of Roscommon, belonging to Mc Davy, and his kinsmen, consistinge of 85 q"." Sir Hubert Bourke Mc Davie, afterwards " came in," and made discovery of the concealed lands, which occasioned the second indenture of composition given above; in which his "industrie and dilligente search" appear to have been amply rewarded. said river also Cornveagh-Shonen, q'-Farrontynod, 5 q"-There are also in Toatogher within the said barrony, theis parcells of land following, viz. Killveg, 2 q”— Tomeghroyne, 2 q"—Lyederry, 2 q"-Derrymod, 2 qr-Mondobber, 2 q”—Carrowderre, I q'—Carroweroe,¦ 1 q'—Ardclone, 4 q' —Killylegge, 1 q'—Nyeny, 1 q'— Croghill, 1 q'-Carrowroe-ne-Dowclonaghe, 1 q'-Lyssedryssaghan, 2 q”—Dregher 4 q-Castelreoghe, 1 q-Kylmore, 1 q'-Kyllmoghare, 1 q'-Laghill and Crantage, I q-Carrowreoghe. 1 q'-Rysseruse, 1 q-Kilmore-dromly, qr.—Curraghnetumyd, I q'-Calleriegh, 1 q'-Carrownvallie, I q'-Clonaghgarrowe and Gortnowe, I q'-Gortnegier and Clondowill, I q': also in Toa Mc Walter within the said barony, there are theis parcells of land following, viz. Attymeghan, 4 q”—Cladagh, 1 q'— Leavally, 1 q-Moylisse, 1 q-Carroweroe and Downbreane, 1 q'-Kilberran, 1 q'-Killevoher, 1 q'-Kinclaremore, 1 q'-Rissenuske, I q'—the Parck, 1 q— Lynelaghe and Tweamarde, 1 q'—Cappanaghe, 1 q'-Cloncon and Killteakle, 1 q'— allso Ballyneuleskaghe, 4 q′′- Iskerrigan and Tobberneclogge, 1 q'-Clonmore and Gurtyne, 1 q'-Clonmarkan and Lamnro, q'-Lomanaghe and Clonagh, 1 q'-Loghiuelan and Trilie, 1 q'-Bokerran and Lisburlie, 2 q, belonging to the archbishoprick of Tweame--Killmurry, q' belonging to the same, which in the whole within that barronie cometh to the number of 129 qr. "In Mc Davie's country, by east the river of Sucke, there is a quantity of land called Awflare, 4 q"-Farrer, 4 q"-Skehenegan, 4 q-Kiltultoge, 4 q”—Ballynakerell, 4 q"-Ardlaghen, 4 q"-Rackinylie, 2 qr-Carroweduffe, 1 q'-Lysselunsheghane, I q-Ballynowe, 4 q"--Crive, 3 q"-Runebackan, 1 q'-—Rameue, 4 q"— Curresdowne, 2 q”—Killenredd, 2 q”—Carvally, 4 q”— Akagher, 4 q”—Dondermod, q-Clongalgan, 4 q"-Balleferran, 4 q"-Ballevorgan, 4 q"-Ballegoll, 4 q”— Ballyturle, 2 q-Ymlaghvegge, I q'-Imlaghnegrie, I q'-Woram alias Warham, 4 q, belonging to the archbishop of Tweame-Clonycormocan, 4 q”, whereof 2 q" belongeth to her Majesty in right of the abbey of Roscommon-Ymlaghmore, 2 q′′ belonging to her Majesty in right of said abbey-Runemoate, I q'- Dromtample, 1 q'—Leamore, 4 q". And so the whole, within that part of M° Davie's country by east the river Suck in the countrey of Roscommon, cometh to the nomber of 884 q". "The said lords, chieftaines, gentlemen, freeholders, and the rest of the inhabitants, as well of the said barony of Ballamoe as Mc Davie's countrey, by east the river of Suck aforesaid, acknowledginge the manifold benefits and easements they finde, & doe covenant to auns were & beare, yearlie for ever, 3 good hable horsemen and 8 footmen well armed to all hostings, roods and jurneyes within Connaught and Thomond; and 2 good hable horsemen and 4 footmen well armed to all generall hostings proclaymed in this realme. "It is agreed by the lord deputy, on behalfe of the Queen, that the said Sir Hubert Burke Mc Davy, knt. for the better supportacon and maintenance of the dignity of knighthood, whereunto it hath pleased her Majesty to call him, and in respect that by his industrie and dilligente search, there are a great number of quarters of land found out by presentment, which was like to be concealed; shall have, hold, possess, and enjoy to him and his heirs, not only such castles and lands as he doth now possess by the name and callinge of Mac Davye, but also such as he is now justlie seized of as of his proper inheritance, which are said to be in the whole the number of 104 q, whereof he shall hold 24 q" as a demayne next adjoining to his castles of Glinske and Downamore, and to such other of his howses as he shall make choice of, free; and that he shall hold by knight's service, viz. by one knights fee, as of the manor or house of Athlone; and shall have chief rents out of the said other q" in full recompence of all duties, exactions and customary spendings, by him claymed upon the freeholders of the same. "That Shane Mc Ullicke Bourke, otherwise called Mac Walter, shall have 5 qr free, as a demayne next adjoyninge his howse or castle of Renaltaghe, in the baronie of Bellamoe. "That Shane Mc Ullicke of Kymogher shall have 2 q" free, as a demayne of Kylnevogher. "That Hobert Mc Edmond shall have 1 q' free, next adjoininge his house of Gortnedie in said barony. "That Richard Betaghe, in respecte of the good service he hath done to Her Majesty in tyme past, and intendeth to do in tyme to come, shall have 2 qr free, as a demayne next adjoyninge to his house or towne of the Cregg. "That Davie Mc Edmond shall have 2 qr free, as a demayne next adjoyninge his house of Kyleroan, and Lyssedrisseghan. "That Thomas Mc Henry shall have 3 q's free, next adjoyninge his castell of Bellamoe. IN WYTNESSE whereof, the said lordes, chieftaines, &c., have hereunto put their seales, and subscribed their names, at Galway the 3rd day of Feb3 1585. 66 VI. "SIR HOBART BOURK'S marke. Brymegham's Country, or Barony of Donemore. “THIS INDENTURE made betwixt the Right Honorable Sir John Perrotte Knight, lord deputie generall of Irelande, for and on behalfe of the Queene's most IRISH ARCH. SOC. 15. 2 U excellent |