John (Kite), archbishop of Armagh, absent since 20 June 1515, forfeits 3 of his lands in Kilmon near Rathfegh, ... Primateston, ... Balyntoghyre near Athboy, ... the rectory of Athboy, ... Julianeston near Nobbyr, ... Iryshton near Kilmon, ... Sir William Darcy, absent since 10 May 1515, forfeits ¾ of the manors of Platyn, ... Donmowe, ... Martre, ... in Balreske near Navan, ... Halton, ... Rathwere, ... Jakeston, ... Drakerath, & 100a. in Scryne held in right of his wife, Margaret, formerly wife of Walter Mareward, baron of Scryne, worth 8m. p.a.

Jurors: John Foyt of Rocheston, John Palmer & Thomas Corbally of Dunsaghlen, Thomas Cusake of Clonardro, John Cusake of Cassineston, John Barnewall of Kylbrew, John Coyne of Ratouthe, Walter Bathe of Rathfeghe, John Gaffney of Premetiston, Richard Plunket of Warringstown, Simon Bur-ford of Kybrow & William Crumpe of Marshalleston. John Tryguram, rector of Nobber, worth £20 p.a., & archdeacon of Kenlys, co. Meath, worth £40 p.a., absent since 10 Mar 1519, & John Gregyll, rector of Kylmon, worth 20m. p.a., absent since 3 Aug 1520. Kylmon, Primateston, Irishton, Ballyhake & Le Rath, co. Meath, worth £20

(Edmond Goldinge, of Peirstownlandy)

(Pardon to Edward Cusake)

Grant…to John Cusacke, of Cussenston, co. Meath ; of the manor, land, and mill of Cussenstone, the lands of Portlester, Curraghtone (or Curraghe), Kilmone, Premetstone, Newton of Garreston, and land by Gallestone, also the manor and land of Trevet, lands of Yarwardston, Sealestone, Clonebright, Redeston, Baconsland, Marchantfeild, Shorteleys, Stonyfurlonge, Baldoghnan, and Suytfeild, parcels of the manor of Trevet, co. Meath, in the queen's hands by reason of the attainder of said Cusacke. To hold for ever, by the service of (sic) part of a knight's fee. Granted on the petition of Alison Barnewall, wife of said John Cusacke, and for a fine of £200 English. F 4477

Gorges to Bellingham ... Thomastown Smithstown Kiltrew Reisk Laughlinstown Cappaghhill Booden and Pallastown Hilltown Kilmoon Primatestown Irishtown Rath amd Ballyhack in the County of Meath to the said Earl of Howth

Laurence [Morgan], Primatestown, co. Meath <br> Prerogrative Wills 336