Patent Roll 4 Henry IV <br> The clergy of the diocese of Meath elected the following persons as collectors of a certain subsidy granted by the said clergy to Thomas of Lancaster, Lt of Ire., in aid of the provisioning of his household, viz. 3 pecks of wheat and 4 pecks of oats from each carucate of temporal lands within that diocese: John White chaplain in the deanery of Duleek; William Asshewell, rector of Kylbru, in the deanery of Ratoath; William Birmingham, vicar of Killen, in the deanery of Skreen; William Molys chaplain in the deanery of Trim; John Randell in the deanery of Slane; and John Gower chaplain in the deanery of Kells. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Kilbry (church of St. John), in the diocese of Meath CPCR9 15 (Morrin) Delahid, (death) Edw. <br> 1534-36 Kilbry (church of St. John), in the diocese of Meath CPCR9 15 (Morrin) Luttrell (presentation) Rob.

(parish church of St. John the Baptist) CPCR 21 (Morrin) Lutrell (confirmation …to be parson) Rob.

Kilbry (church of St. John of…) CPCR 24 (Morrin) Lutterell (Presentation …by the death of Edw. Delahid) Robert

Grenoke, Clongell, Overeston, and Jakeston…Kilbrue CPCR 34 (Morrin) Bege, of Boranston, gent son and heir of Roger Bege to Anne Sedgrawe, of Kilbrue, all of his estate in …) Mathew

Baltrastyn, Kilbrue, the Knock to Fitzlenyston has been called Fitzlenyston’s Green…Killeglan CPCR 34 (Morrin) Barnewall, of Kilbrue (Depositions of witnesses in a suit respectiong the moor of baltrastyn… Enrolled at the request of Pat. Sedgrawe of Killeglan, gent John

Simon Barnewall, of ...

Grant…to Simon Barnewall, of Kilbrue ; of the wardship and marriage of Patrick, son and heir of Christopher Dowdall ; and custody of his lands. To hold during minority. F 3922

(Symon Barnewall, of)

Symon [Barnewall], Kilbrue, co. Meath, gent. Prerogrative Wills 23

Livery to John, son and heir of Simon Barnewall, late of Kilbrue, F 5193

Grant to Walter Sedgrave, of Dublin, alderman ; of of the wardship and marriage of Patrick, son and heir of John Barnewall, late of Kylbrue, gent. ; and custody of his lands. To hold during minority. F 5480

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

Ratoathe. — Sir Pat. Barnwall of Crickston, Baron Sedgrave of Killeglan, Barnwall of Kilbrue, Th. Plunket of Loughgoure, FitzWilliams of Dunamore, Rich. Ball of Feydorffe, Jn. Birford of Kilrowe, Js. Lee of Clonresse, Pat. Lee of Licianstown, Jn. Sparke of Ratowthe, Gellouse of Gelloustown, Rich. Fowleing of Parsonstown, Delahoyde of Dunshaghlin, 'and many freeholders.' Rich. Reade of Rowes- town, Th. Russel of Cookestown. Descript. Ir. 93

(gluais) Rising out of Ratoath — Barnwall of Kilbrye in person 1 armed horseman, Berford of Kilrowe 1 ditto ; Ichers of Dunshaughlin ; Talbot of Robertston 2 ; Weafy of the Blackehil 2 armed Horsemen. Descript. Ir. 93

Barnewall of Kilbrew Barnewall of Moylaghe Barnewall of Roeston Barnewall of Gerlonstone Barnewall of Caufelston Barnewall of Aronston Barnewall of Flemingston 1 Barnewall of Crackanston Barnewall of Robertston Barnewall of Staffordstone Descr. Ir. 97

Beerford of Kylbrowe Descr. Ir. 100

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

Livery of seisin of the possessions of John Barnewall, of Kilbrewe, in the county of Meath, to Patrick, his son and heir. — CPCR (Morrin II) 635

Pardon of an alienation made by Anthony Gernon to Patrick Barnewell, of Kilbrue …and another made by Richard Balfe, late of Cregge … to Richard Ailmer, of Dullardston, and others. CPCR (Morrin III) 243

fol. 139r <br> John Sterlinge Minister of Gallowe in the Barrony of Deise… Edward Hussey of Mullhussey … in Gallow … Edward Hussie of Mulhussie Esquire … Patrick Barnewall of Killbrue Esquire … James Mooney of Garradice … fol. 139v <br> James Cusacke of <B> Clounmeaghan in Barrony of Deise Deposed before vs Jan. 4. 1641 Depositions MS 816, fols 139r-139v

fol. 282r <br> The Examinacion of Peter Savadge of Kilbrew … lived with on Mrs Peirce of Mounstowne … Castle Towne Molough, … <brR+> fol. 282v Depositions MS 816, fols 282r-283v

fol. 346r The Examinacion of John Guy … at the towne of Killbrewe … fol. 346v <br> ohn Simons liueing at Scurlocks towne … Captain Prat at Killeene … fol. 347r <br> Depositions MS 816, fols 346r-347v

Dr Robert Gorges…Smithstowne, 247…Thomastowne, 87 a….Ruske, 65 a…Boeden als. Boyden, 84 a…in and about the town of Killbrewe, 208 A…bar. Ratoath. ASE 144

Richard [Gorges], Killbrew, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 199

Henzell, Bigoe, rector of Kilbrew, co. Meath, clk. <br> Prerogrative Wills 227

"There was a spaw in it formerly." [pl]