CDI V, 265.

Patent Roll 7 Henry V <br> GRANT to Thomas Leyns of custody of all messuages, lands [etc.] late of John fitz John kt [chivaler] in Kilmore and Donour near Killeghan, co. Meath, in the K.'s hand for certain reasons; to have for as long as they happen to remain in the K.'s hand, without rendering anything.1 (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

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Petition of Arthur Brereton, of Killyon, in the county of Meath, to the same. The O'Conors did in Sept. last prey his kine, and burn, waste, and spoil Castlericard, with the town there and the town of Killyon CSPI (1574‒1585) 331

Arthur [Brereton] Killyan and Castle Richard, co. Meath <br> Prerogrative Wills 52.

License to Thomas, lord bishop of Meath ; to alien English, to Edward Loftus, esq., son of Adam, lord archbishop of Dublin, and chancellor; the manor of Killian, and lands of Molricke, Ardrelicke, Clonard, Monygaliagh, and Rosan. To be held for ever. F 6185

Licence to Thomas, Bishop of Meath, and his clergy, to alienate and convey to Edward Loftus, son of Adam, Lord Archbishop of Dublin, the manor of Killyan, Molrich, Ardrellicke, Clonard, Monenigalliagh, Rosan, with their appurtenances, with the mill and watercourse, and all tenements, rents, services, heriots, and cus- toms, to the manor or town of Killian belonging ; To hold for ever CPCR (Morrin II) 496

Pardon to Chr. Nugent, of Moyrathe, esq….Peter Merryman, of Croboy, Wm. Darcy, Brasell Foxe, and Morris O Doran, of same, Stephen Dowdall, of Athboye, Alexander Dowdall, of same, Peter Lawles, of Croboy, Edm. Lawles, of same, Jenet Rocheford, of Donowre, Rob. Darcye, of Prestoun, Rich. Quyn, of same, Giles Darcy, of Castle Rickard, George Darcy, of Killihan, Walter M'Gniove, of same, Wm. Shill, of Clonard, and Philip Bradie, of Ballyknock, gent. Intrusion on crown lands and debts to the crown excepted.—28 March, xlv. F 6778

fol. 129r <br> Myles Pemberton of Longwood in the parish of Clonard … was robbed and dispoyled of goods of … Of money disbursed in mortgages … Due vpon the inhabitants of Castlerickard … the inhabitants of Killian …Clondalie … Due vpon Christopher Lyens of Croboy … All those abouesaid looses sustayned by the meanes of Barnabie Scurlocke of Scurlockston Christopher Plunckett of Longwood Henrie Griffin of Ballenekill Gerrald Mape of MapeRath Teig Connor of Clonmorele …Revolters from the protestant religion since this last rebellion were those vizt William Snape of Killion… William Salter of Castle=richard Depositions MS 816, fols 129r-130v

fol. 223r <br> The further examination of James Dowdall gent taken the 1 6 th day of March 1643 … {at Moy}Lagh, killeokin, Longewood, Clonard & about trim in the {County of } Meath … Clonard Bridge … Longwood … Ballynekill about … Barnaby Scurlocke of Sc{urlockestowne} & Linsh of Donower Depositions MS 814, fols 223r-223v

Dudley [Loftus], Killyon, co. Meath, esq. <br> 1808: Dudley [Loftus], Killyon, co. Meath, esq.<br> Prerogrative Wills 289

Thos. [Loftus], Killyon, co. Meath, esq. <br> Prerogrative Wills 289

"If it be spelled Killion it will be pronounced Kil-lion according to English analogy. See Rathmalign." [Nóta OD]