Patent Roll 13 Richard II <br> ENROLMENT of a deed dated at Colmolyn on 20 Jan. 4 Ric. II [1380], by which Simon Cusak kt granted to his son John his manor of Dengyne with the lordships, (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 9 Richard II <br> COMMISSION, by mainprize of Edmund Berle and Peter Rowe, to Thomas Cusak and Richard Duraunt chaplain of custody of the lands that belonged to Thomas and Richard in Lercorre, Clonmethan and Dengyn, co. Meath. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 12 Richard II <br> COMMISSION, by mainprize of Thomas Cusak of Dublin and Walter Gower1 of co. Meath, to Philip Rede of custody of 60 acres of land in Dengyn, co. Meath. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 3 Henry IV <br> COMMISSION, by mainprize of John Dowdall of co. Louth and William Molys of co. Meath, to Robert Lynh[a]m of custody of 3 messuages in Lercorre, 4 messuages of land, 8 acres of meadow, 16 acres of pasture in Great Tury [magna Tury] and 1 acre of moor in Dengyn. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 4 Henry IV Trim Richard s. of Nicholas Lynham lately acquired to himself and his heirs the following messuages [etc.], held of Edmund, son and heir of Roger Mortimer, late earl of March, a minor, as of his manor of Trim, viz.: 3 messuages, 40 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Tyllaghcoppe; 3 messuages and 4 acres of meadow in Lercorre; 4 messuages and 40 acres of land and 8 acres of meadow and 40 acres of pasture in Great Tuery [magna Tuery]; 2 acres of moor in le Dengyn. PARDON to the said Richard, at his petition and for a fine of 40s, of his trespass in acquiring those lands without licence; and RESTORATION to him of the issues and profits [etc.]. Furthermore LICENCE to enfeoff Richard Rath clk, William Prout, Richard Molys and John Scurlag, chaplains, Peter Lynham and Richard, s. of the said Richard s. of Nicholas Lynham of those messuages [etc.], to have to them and their heirs forever. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 9 Henry V <br> Considering how the franchises or liberties of Meath which belonged to Edmund Mortimer, earl of March and Ulster, in Ire. have now lately been taken and seized [into the K.'s hand], LICENCE to Richard Duraunt chaplain and Thomas Cusak, citizen of Dublin, to grant and alienate […] messuages, 5 carucates of land, 60 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture and 200 acres of wood in Lercorre, Dengyn, Clonmothan, […,] Clondongan, Clonbuttane and Clondyrres, which are held of the said earl in chief, as is said, to John Champeneys, John Pachet, John Spr[… …,] Walter Northamptoun and John Ingoll, chaplains, to have to them and their heirs forever (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 9 Henry V <br> INSPEXIMUS of a certain charter, dated 3 March [1398] 21 Ric. II, by which Geoffrey s. of Thomas s. of John Cusak kt gave, granted and confirmed to Thomas Rypers and William Englysche his manors of Culmolyn, Beaurapeyr, Ryngerystoun, Kylmessan, Denggyn, Balymaglassane, Newcastel, Wortryllagh, Croskyl, Marinerystoun and Donakerny, with appurtenances, and also all his messuages, lands [etc.] in co. Meath; to have forever from the chief lords of those fees, by due and accustomed service. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 5 Henry VI <br> Dublin GRANT, for service―by mainprize of Robert Lytill, John Weston, John B[…] and Robert Herford―to Nicholas White and Nicholas Whitechurche1 of custody of two thirds of the manor of Dengyn (the lands of Thomas Cusak excepted); and two thirds of the manors of Balmaglassane and Pylletestoun; [and] two thirds of all lands [etc.] in Marynerestoun and Donaghkerny; and also two thirds of all lands [etc.] in Croskyll; (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

William Wellesley de dengen ... Robt Barnewall ... de Trymletestoñ ... Oliuer Barnewall le fitz de Waltir ... de pilleteston, James fflem̃ing de Newcastell,... Cristofre Crompe fitz a Esmonde Crompe de herbardestoñ, Nicholas husse de Mulussy, Esmonde deshe de Rathbegan et Baudewyne fflem̃yng de Culmolyn SRI Edw. IV 720

Close Roll 19 Edward IV <br> [MEMORANDUM that] Gerald e. Kildare; William Wellysley, lord of Dengyn (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 11 Henry VII <br> Similar [PARDON, as in §8] to William Wellysley of Dengyn, co. Meath; and to Peter, his son and heir. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Dangen…Dengan, Pylletston, Blackhall CPCR 97 Wellesley (Settlement between Gerald Wellesley, of the Dangen, gent., and James Cusake, of Portraine, in consideration of a marriage about to be solemnized between William, son of said Gerald, and Elizabeth, daughter of James Cusake, declaring the uses of a feoffment made 28 July, in 28°, by the said Gerald to Walter Bermyngham and William Fowling, of the lands of Dengen, Pylletston, and Blackhall, in the county of Meath, and Alaste, Payneston, and Kyll, in the county of Kildare, for the purpose of securing a jointure for the said Elizabeth, and for the maintenance of William Wellesley, during the life of the said Gerald—July 30, 18°. Gerald

Pardon of Maurice Wellesley, of Dengen, in the county of Meath,gent.—July 11, 1°.

(Gerald Wellesly, son of William Wellesly)

Gerald Wesley

Livery of the possessions of William Wellesly, alias Wesley, of the Dangan, Esq., deceased, to Gerald, his son and heir, for a fine of 40 marks.

Gerald Wesley, of the Dengan F 2345

Pardon to Gerald Wosly, of Dengin, gent., John Gilsenan, of Cullmullen, clerk, Water Wailsh, of Moyglare, clerk, Gerald Wosly, of Barreiston, horseman, David Wosly, of Dengin, and Maurice Wailsh, of same, yeomen, Connor M'Qwier, of same, labourer, Wm. Quoyne, of Galroeston, Horseman, John Clynch, of Donakerny, yeoman, Maurice Fay, of Bealleanor, horseman, and Rich. Parish, of Ladycastell, yeoman. F 3342 (3068.)

Pardon to Patrick Locke, of Ardbrackan, yeoman ; for an alienation to him by…Richard Cusacke, of Lesmullen, co. Meath, son and heir of Edward Cusacke, late of Lesmullen…Chr. Wellesly, of the Dengin, Edw. Aylmer, of Kilbrue, co. Meath, and Gerald Aylmer, son and heir of George Aylmer, late of Trym, by deed of 17 Dec, 1597 ; of the site of the abbey of the B. V. M. of Trym, land called Porchfeild near the site, and a garden without the Porchgate ; the site and possessions of the monastery of friars preachers of Trym ; the Maudlen chapel and cemetery, a close extending from an eel weir on the Boyne to Lync's park, the Maudelen land in the fields of Trym, the king's park alias the park of Trym, possessions of the house of friars minor observants of Trym ; of which Thomas Cusacke, late of Lesmullen, knt., F 6267

Moyfenragh — Rd Barnwall of Newcastle, Garret Weslie of the Dengan, Pat. Lince of the Knocke, Hen. Dillon of Little Frefan, Th. Lynam of Adamstown, Rich. Misset of Bedlowstown, Edw. Kindellane of Ballnekill, Peter… Descr. Ir. 95

Veldon of Raffinall, Veldon of Raffen, Newtervile Drake of Drakerath, Porter of Kingstone, Wesley of Dingen, Wal of Blackhall, Bath of Rafeig, Justice Bath, Bath of Dewleeke Descr. Ir. 98

Pardon of intrusion to Richard Cusacke, of Lismullen, Christopher of the Dengin, Edward Ailmer, of Kilbrue … Patrick Locke of Ardbrackan, Porchfield, Maudelyn’s Chapell, Lions his parke, 20 acres in Trim, commonly called the Maudelen’s land, King’s park. CPCR (Morrin II) 517

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

Grant to Christopher Wakeley, of Dingham, co. Meath, gent. ; of the wardship and marriage of Edward, son of Thomas Nugent, and kinsman and heir of Edward Nugent, late of Brackeland, co. Westmeath, and custody of his lands, during minority. F 6405

Grant to Christopher Wakely, of Dingham, in the county of Meath, of the custody, wardship, farm, and marriage of Edward, son 4 of Thomas Nugent, and cousin and heir of Edward Nugent, late of Brackland, in the county of Westmeath. — D CPCR (Morrin II) 570-1

Memorandum of Gerald Wesley, of the Dangan … Michael Cusacke, of Rathalron, granted and conveyed to Gerald Wesley the manor of Dangine, the lands of Laraghcor, Redeston, Courseton, Clondogane, Clonmaghane, Arroteston, Swayneston, Clonymethe, Walterston, Woodtowne, Betagheston, Garreris, Dromlargene, Clarkestone, Marenerstone, and Donakerne, ... Appointment of Marcus Walsh, of Dangen, to deliver seisin and possession. CPCR (Morrin II) 592

Gerald [Wesley], Dangan, co. Meath esq.<br> 1682: Garrett [Wesley], Dangan, co. Meath, esq. <br> 1728: Garrett [Wesley], Dangan, co. Meath, esq. <br> Prerogrative Wills 483

Pardon of alienation for Gerald Wesley of Denigan…the manor of Denigan, Readston, Larraghcorr, Stoakeston, Omerston, Clondowgan, Clonmoghane, Little Mooreton, Ballycoghan, Little Freffans, Stockston, Gouldingslands and Stonehouse, which Gerard Lynche holds in Larraghcorre, all belonging to said manor of Moryngton ows. Mornanton, Dunakerny, the manor of Ballinaglassan, Blackhale, Brownrath, all parcel of the manor of Ballinaglassan; and Pelletston, parcel of the manor of Rathoath… aliened all the premises to Thos. Kelly and Donald King… CPR 579

fol. 155r <br> Robert Bonynge of Canistowne in the parish of Trym in the Countye of Meath Clarke … Valerian Weisly of the Dingan Esquire Gerald Leynch of the Knocke Esquire Richard Lynham of Adamstowne Peter Hussey of Culmullin Francis Mackawaye of Ballinaskea … after the burninge of Sir Thomas Nugents howse att Moyrath … Robert Bonynge Vicar of Laraghcor Depositions MS 816, fols 155r-155v

fol. 284r <br> The Examinacion of Andrew White now prisoner in the Martialsie … Castle Towne Malough … Castle Towne Malough <br> fol. 284v <br> … Mr Wiseley of the Dinghan … Dorranstowne to shun the Company of the sayd Hollowood & the rest, but being a strainger in that Country and not haueing the Irish tongue tongue feareing least he should be knocked in the head by some of the Irish partie … fol. 285r <br> … Castle Towne Maylough … Dorrainstowne … Mr Wiseley of of the Dingham And: White Depositions MS 816, fols 284r-285v

fol. 304r <br> The Examinacion of Walter Cusacke of Rathregan in the County of Meath gent … Garrett Wesly of Dengan … Roger Ma cNemarra now of Rathregan … Robert Cusacke now of Dengan … Edward Weisly now of Dengan … Teige fflanagan then of Dengan aforesaid yeoman (whoe were both of them then Servants to the said Garrett Weisley) ... Longwood Depositions MS 816, fols 304r-305v

fol. 306r <br> 1876 The examjnacion of Robert Cusacke of Dingen … Richard McGowen in the Dengen Robert [mark] Cusackes marke Depositions MS 816, fols 306r-307v

fol. 314v <br> The Examinacion of Robertt Cusacke brother to Walter Cusacke of Rathregan of Deingen … Richard Gowney in the Dengen aforesaid … Longwood … Leonard Cusacke of the Deingan Depositions MS 816, fols 314v-

Bliss, William, Dengan, co. Meath, builder <br> Prerogrative Wills 40

"There is an extensive walled demesne, the castle and offices are now little more that a heap of ruins, having been consumed a few years ago by fire…"