Grant…to Edw. Dowdall of Rathmore, esq... The manor of Bellgree ows. Ballegree, Belgree ows. Ballgree, Pottlebane, Pottlereogh, both Cloghrans, Clondasillagh, Ballinlaghmore, and Ballinlaghbegg CPR 309

(Edw’ Pluncket) Oliver Pluncket nup de Balrath… Bellgree (Edw’ Dowdall nup de Athlomny) John Wafer nup de Gyanstowne. Ballrath, Ballrodd, Mountenston, Dooleene, Balgeeth, Bellgree. Inq.CI 39

Edw’ Dowdall fuit seos’ de maner’ de Belgree…Inq.CI 48

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Dowdall of Athlumny Ir: papst.

Bellgree & Pottlebane, Bigg Ballylogh part of the mann: of Bellgree, Little Ballylogh, part of same man., Cullnesella, part of the same manr. Dowdall of Athlumny. 80

Laur’ dowdall de Athlumny nup…proprietor… magna Ballylough, in poch’ de Killokeene, maner de Belgree…Cullnesellagh. <br> Inq.CII 3

43 Capt. THOMAS NEWNAM of Dublin, and ELIZ. his wife, relict of Major Thomas Rawlins, and THOs RAWLINS, son and heir of said Major.—Little Ballelaught (part of the manor of Bellgree), formerly the propriety of Lawrence Dowdall of Athlumney, esq., 455 a… bar. Kells, co. Meath. — to hold these to Captain Newnam and his heirs, with a third part of the rest to him and his wife during her life, and the remainder to her said son Rawlins.—in Cloonesillagh alias Coolenesollagh, 179 a…— Big Ballelough, 292 a. 01. 7s. 5hd. ; same bar. and co.—Boolies, 638 a.—Drumliery, 1,187 a…bar. Demifoure, ASE 96

Hawkins-May. <br> Cloanisillagh als. Coonisallagh, Bigg Ballilough, Drumleery als. Drumlirry, part of which said lands of Drumlirry are called or known by the name of []oughouir … part of Drumlirry are comonly called or known by the name name of Hiliard [leg.???] CGn. 8.151.2459

Freeman-Withrington <br> Cloonesillah als. Coolenesollagh, bigg Ballelough, Drumliery als. Drumiliery, lands of Drumliery are comonly called … Cloughorne … part of th said lands of Drumliery are comonly called … Rehard now in the occupation of John Farrelley CGn. 11.40.3953

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