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1385 |
Moyemet
Close Roll 8 Richard II <br>
To the K.'s justice in Ire.
ORDER to proceed in an assize of novel disseisin that William s. of Peter Butler lately sought against Roger Mortimer, John Lotterell and Thomas Comdyn concerning tenements in Dunboyne and Moyemet. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1395 |
Moyemet
Close Roll 19 Richard II <br>
To Peter Rowe, chief justice of the bench.
Edmund [Mortimer], late earl of March and Ulster, was formerly seised in demesne as of fee of the manors of Dunboyne and Moyemet, of which he died seised. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1540-1 |
Moymede.
Rectories of Donboyn &
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1540c |
Moymete
Chief rent longing to the said manor [of Portlester] termely … <br>
Frane … Drishok and Dirrelongan … and holdith of Portlester … Moymete … Downegany … Bridgende Asey … Leisis Landes {in Donower & Glacke Moune} … the myll of Athbowy … Bodnameston … Cowlcronan … Crobowy … Konaston … the manor of Rathmore … [[Boddlowiston]] Beddlowston iuxta Bekediew Crown Survey 296
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1566 |
Moymede (Lease ... to Sir John Bedlowe ...)
Lease … to Sir John Bedlowe, knt.;of the rectory of Moymede, county Meath, <br> the tithes
extending to Moymede, Kylbride, Fyllanston, Clonefane, Skyrowan
and Robertston. F 867
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1576-7 |
Moymed
Grant…to Rich. Caddell, of Moymed, gent. ; of the wardship and marriage or Bartholomew, son and heir of Nicholas Dillon, late of Keppok co. Dublin, gent. ; and custody of the lands, except those held a
dower by Anne Houthe, widow of Bartholomew Dillon, father
of Nicholas, valued at £17 13s. 4c/., and by Katherine RochefonL I
widow of said Nicholas, valued at £6 13s. 4cZ. To hold durin*
minority. F 3000
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1578 |
Moymett (Lucas Dillon, of ...)
(3021.) Pardon to Lucas Dillon, of Moymett, co. Meath, km.,
and Tho. Dillon, of Courtowne, same co., gent.—6 Aug., xx. F 3403
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1583 |
Moymet
(Laurence Taaffe)
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1583 |
Moymet
Grant... to Lucas Dillon, of Moymet, knt. ; of the office of seneschal of the barony
of Kilkenny West, co. Westmeath F 4208
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1585-6 |
Moymet
Grant…to Lawrence Taffe, of Moymet, gent. ; of a pension… for
Life… In consideration of his service, and of his father having been slain by the rebels.
F 4822
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1587 |
Moymed
Lease …to John Dongan, gent., second remembrancer of the Exchequer ; of the rectory of Moymed, co. Meath, parcel of the possessions of the priory of Molingar, and the tithes of corn belonging to it in Moymed, Kilbride, Fylleston, Cloneffan, Strowan, and Robertiston, F 5003
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1592 |
Moymet (Lucas [Dillon])
sir Lucas [Dillon], Moymet, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 134
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1594-5 |
Moymet (James Dillon, of ...)
Livery to James Dillon, of Moymet, co. Meath, esq., son and heir of Lucas Dillon, knt., late chief baron. Fine, £100 sterling, and £15 for pardon of alienation and intrusions.— F 5920
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1594 |
Moymed (the parish church of ...)
Grant to Piers Butler FitzEdmond, of Roscrea … the tithe of corn of the rectory or parsonage of the parish church of Moymed, in the county of Meath … parcel of the possessions of the late monastery of Saint Peter's of the Newton, near Trim … half an acre of furze, called “Maudelens land” CPCR (Morrin II) 276
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1595 |
Moymet (Sir Luke Dillon, of ... James, his son and heir ...)
Livery of seisin of the possessions of Sir Luke Dillon, of Moymet … James, his son and heir, in consideration of a fine of £100. — CPCR (Morrin II) 337
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1597-8 |
Moymete
Commission to the baron of Trimleston, James Dyllon, of Moymete, esq., and the sheriff of Meath; to execute martial law in the baronies of Lune and Navan. F 6210
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1597-8 |
Moymett
Commission to Richard Brett, esq., sheriff of Meath, James Dillon, of Moymett, and Richard Barnewall, of Kilmessan,
esquires : to execute martial law… for the delivery of
the gaol of Tryme. Reciting that the gaol is now very much
pestered with a great number of Prisoners the most part whereof
are poor men such as have neither freehold nor movable goods,
and that now there can be no sessions held whereby the
prisoners might receive their trial by ordinary course of law. F 6214
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1598 |
Moymet
Ardmollan to [ ]
Bedlowston to S r To. Bedlow,
Stackallan, Slane the Lords of it,
Moymet to Ja. Dillon,
Balldungan to the L. of Hoth,
Galtrim to the Baron of it,
Castle Jordan to Mr. Gifford
Descript. Ir. 92.
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1598 |
Moymet
(Gluais) Navan — Bishop of Meath, Baron of the Novan, Js. Dillon of Moymet, Rob. Rochfort of Kilbrid, Alex. Evers of Rathtain, Rd Bellew of Bellewestown, Jn. Waffer of Gainstown, Js. Warren of Philpottstown, Js. Hill of Allenstown, Jn. Eustace of Lescartan, Rd. Misset of the same, Geo. Cusake of Rathallrone, Chr. Netterville of Black Castle, Descript. Ir. 94
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1598 |
Moynet (James Dillon of ...)
Justice Dillon of Newton
James Dillon of Moynet
Bartholemew Dillon of Riverston
Dillon of Prowdeston
Dillon of Harbeston Descr. Ir. 99
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1599 |
Moymet (James Dillon, of ...)
Conveyance whereby Richard Plunkett, of Rathmore, in the county of Meath ; Geo. Cusack, of Ratharon … Henry Plunckett, of Newton ; James Cusack, of Navan, in the county of Meath, granted and confirmed to Christopher Pluncket, of Killalon ; James Dillon, of Moymet; John Sarsfield, of Turmings; Patrick Cusack, of Rathbran, and William Wesley, of Dengen, the manors, towns, and lands of Kilskirr, Ballicullen, Milton, Ballenavilanaugh, Johnestowne, Robinston, Bolton, Harteston, Newton, of Duleke, in the county of Meath ; the mills of Drueston and Kenles … the wood of Cloncat, in the county of Meath,
CPCR (Morrin II) 526-7
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1602 |
Moymet (Si James Dillon, of ...)
20. Commission to Thomas, Bishop of Meath ; Sir Anthony Sentleger, Master of the Rolls ; Sir James Dillon, of Moymet ; and Alexander Ivers, of Ratayne ; to appoint and limit to Walter Scurloke, of the Frayne, in the county of Meath CPCR (Morrin II) 631
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1836 |
Moymet
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BS:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymett
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TAB Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymett
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Co. Docket:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymett
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CM:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymett
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymet
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DS Ref.:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymett
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DS Map:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Muigh Meád, 'Mead's plain'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Muíghe méud
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pl:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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1836 |
Moymet
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí080,9
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