Patent Roll 8 Richard II <br> COMMISSION to J., abbot of the house of Blessed Mary of Bekty [Bective], of custody of 1 grange called Lekbla in co. Meath, together with tithes [etc.] of the churches of Loghcrene, Demor, and the grange of Raynghan; and also the custody of a messuage, 60 acres of land and 1 acre of meadow in Kilgheny (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

V 616-621 John Arthur, abbot of Bectay alias Beatitudinis in the diocese of Meath.

Nicholas Jordan Meath VI 254-270 To the bishop of Veszprém and the abbots of St. Mary's T[r]ym, and Bective (de Beatitudine), in the diocese of Meath. Mandate to collate and assign to Nicholas Jordain, perpetual vicar of St. Mary's, Lercor, in the diocese of Meath, the parish church of St. Brandan, Aghyer,

Abbey or monastery of ... [Cistercian]

(236). Lease to Thomas Agarde, of Bectyff, gent. ; of lands in Trym, Ladyrathe, Grange of Trym, Rathnally, Creroke, Freffane, Richardeston, Ardcraghe, Chanonton, Stonehall, Rocheton, Ryngelston, Rathkenny, and Wodton, rectories of B.V.M. of Trym, [Kildalke], Cloynard, the Grange alias West Grange, and . Balnecloighe, county Meath, possessions of the late abbey of the B.V.M. of Trym. FHen. 318

Lease to Thomas Agarde, of Bectyff, gent. ; of the site of the abbey of Bectyff, lands, Bectyff, Balbroy, Cloncoillen, Donlogh, Balgill, Balbraddogh, Reneghan, Monkton by Trym, Balson and Balaughe, in the counties Meath and Louth FHen. 457

Becketife CPCR 116 O’Dowan ( Pardon of Dermot O’Dowan, of Becketife, in the county of Meath.— Ultimo die May, 37°). Dermot

Bectyffe, or of Trym, or Kilmaynham.- CPCR 117 Agarde (Pardon of Thomas Agarde of Bectyffe, or of Trym, or Kilmaynham.-Aug. 26, 37°) Thomas

Similar grant [of English Liberty] to Edward M‘Yurow, of Bectife, chaplain.

Preteston, late abbey, monastery, or religious house of Bectyfe, lordship of Bectyfe, in the county of Meath…lands of Bectyfe, otherwise called the Grange of Bectyfe, Scriboke, Cladaghe, Balgill, otherwise called the Grange of Balgill, Balbradaghe, other wise called the Grange of Balbradagh, Doneloghe, otherwise called the Grange of Doneloghe, Cloncullen, otherwise called the Grange of Cloncullen ; the two Balbrois, otherwise called the Grange of Balbroy ; Moncketon, near Trim ; Balstone, alias Balsome, in the county of Meath… rectories, or chapels of Bectyfe and Cladagh (License to Andrew Wyse, esquire, Vice-Treasurer, to alienate to Richard Dillon, of Preteston, gent. ; John Wycombe, of Dublin ; and Richard Cox; the site and possession of the late abbey, monastery, or religious house of Bectyfe…) CPCR (Morrin) 293

(Barnaby Scurlock)

Barnaby Scurlock

Barnaby Scurloke, of

Gerald Earl of Kildare … <br> the manor of Rathbegghan, co. Meath, which extends to the lands of Pouderlaugh. Becanston, Wieston (Imcieston in 1275) alias Enoston, (land, 6s. Sd. chief rent and .suit ofcourt of Collierston alias Collestir, and 35. chief rent and suit of court of little Warrenston, held of the said manor, in 1275), lands of Kiltale, Carbreston, 25. of royal service as scutage runs, in Bedloveston by the Bectif held of the manor of Portlester by knight service, 305. chief rent out of Loghcre by which it is held of the said manor, suit of court of Rathmore by Athboye, by which and by knight service it is held of the said manor, 145. chief rent out of Hogenston alias Hogges by Athboye by which it is held of the said manor, 35. rent out of Posneston alias Possikeston, two messuages, a burgage, two shops and land in Kenles alias Kelles, co. Meath F 1240

Grant … to Francis Knowles, knt.; of the wardship, marriage, and custody of the lands, of Mary, daughter and heir of Andrew Wisse, late of Bectyfe, co. Meath. F 1533

The Queen to Lucas Dillon, Esq., Chief Baron, and Nicholas Nugent, Secondary Baron, of the Exchequer, to call to their assist-ance the Judges of both Benches and the Attorney-General, and to hear and determine the cause between the Lady of Sussex and Andrew Wyse's daughter, Her Majesty's ward, as to the site and demesnes of the late monastery of the Bective, county of Meath. CSPI (1509‒1573) 453

(Andrew Wyse- Gregory Cole, citizen of London)

(Patrick Barnewall, of Stacallan, Lucas Dillon, of Ballefermet, and Andrew Wyse, of ...)

Cladaghe and (the rectories of )

Pardon to Rich. Cusak, of Grange of the Bectyff, co. Meath, gent. F 3866

Pardon to Alexander Fytton, of Bectie, gent., co. Meath. F 4965

It hath many Statelie Castles… <br> Arbracan to the Bishop of Meath, Cutmollen, Dullerston, Gillranston, <br> Gormanston to the Viscount thereof, Colpe, Murmudeye,<br> Platten to Mr Darsey [Darcey], Dunmore, Beste, Castle lamerby, Crinton, Moyvally, Bective, Celcarne Descript. Ir. 92.

Fol. 141r <br> Jocelin Vsher of Balsonne Clerke, inhabitinge in the parishe of Balsonne and Barrony of Deise …his house at Baloune … <br> fol. 141v <br> James Balfe of Kells … James Dayle a neighbour of this deponents dwellinge in a place called the Grange in the parishe of Begline … Jur: Martii 24 1641 Depositions MS 816, fols 141r-142v

Ruxton, Henry, Bective, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 410