Grant to Anthony Sentleger, gentleman of the privy chamber, lord deputy … of two water mills, with their appurtenances, on the Boyne, by Trym, county Meath, belonging to the late monastery of the B. T. M. of Trym ; also the water, water-courses, soil, and fishing of the Boyne, from the mill of Newhaghard to the bridge of St. Peter's near the Newton of Trym. To hold for ever, by fealty only. FHen. 392

Pardon to Richard m‘William oge Brimigham, of Muckland, co. Kildare, gent., Cecely Linche, his wife… Walter Linche, of Donowre, co. Meath, gent., Jennet Rocheforde, his wife…Rowland Minon, of Cullmullin, co. Meath, yeoman, Patr. Minion, of same, yeoman, Wm. Nugent, of the Newehaggard, co. Meath, gent., Mary Nugent alias Treaford, his wife, Garrot m‘Arte O Connor, of Clonee, co. Meath, Walter Daly, of Trim, same co., yeoman, Dorethy Linagh, his wife… At the suit of Mr. Draper, of Trim. F 6428

James Duke of York... Linche’sland in Fosterstowne, 14 a.—New-Haggard, 345 a…. —Bellewstowne, 276…Great Freffans, 191…Adamstowne, 178 a…Stockstowne, 108 a…the two Cannonstownes, 161 a…certain cabbins and houses, and several parcells of land within and without the town of Trim—Feaboy, 55 a.—one house and garden in Trim—two houses more in Trim, Cannonstowne ; bar. Moyfenrath, co. Meath.—Carrickdexter, Barrettstowne, Rosebov, Pegleshill, and Crucetowue, 604 a. 2 it. 4 r. ; bar. Slane, same co.—in Slanc, one tenem1 , and 3 a., formerly belonging to Roliert Baggott—one tenem', orchard, andgarden, formerly belonging to Matt. May.—one pigtxm house and 7a, ASE 71-2