Rectoria de Clonalway <br> Ecclesie parochialis de Clonalwey … Myknanston …the Nall …Bodynton … Moresyde … Beshelston … Tancardyston …Hamondston, Clogherton …Davyston … Rathcaston …Colde Graunge … Heyghton … Dardeston Crown Survey 36

Villata de Hylton … Et quod Patricius Claryan … <br> Villata de Balgeith … Et quod Pat. Lawhanshele … Johannes Heys… Feraldus Brekan … Et Thomas Byrt in Colgraunge in parochial de Clonnalwey Crown Survey 218

Lease … to Francis Agarde, esq … the rectory of Clonallwey, extending to Mylkenaneston, Nail, Bodenton, Meresfeld, Beselstowne, Tamereiston, Thamondeston, Clougherton Barton, Clougherton, Colgraunge, Heighton, and Dardeston ; F 1480

Feoftment by Richard Brett, son & heir of Walter Brett late of Tullocke to John Darcy of Donamo, Co. Meath, gent., Richard Talbott of Hilton, Co. Meath, gent.; and Gerald Darcy of Caranston, Co. Meath, gent.; of all his lands and tenements in Tullocke, knockbegge, Hodges-ton, Clynteston and Leydoaghen, much Giblockston, Litle Giblockston, Baldargan, Whitleyes, Slaneduffe, Finglaston, and Mullagh le Grandge in the parish of Clownalvy. Attorney for livery of siesin; William Brett of Tullocke, gent. Intention: feoffees to be seised in trust for Brett during his lifetime and after his death, to the uses of his will. Signed. Rich. Brett. Witnesses to signatures and to livery of seisin (made in Tullocke to Richard Talbott). Geo. Talbott; George Brett; John O Flynn [mark]. Feoffment in Latin.

Clintonston, anciently called Aghenbaghskaghe, containing 4 messages and 120a. land, worth 4/0; Geiblockston, containing 5 messuages and 60a. land, worth 3/-; Grange alias Coolegrange by Clonalvy, containing 4 messages and 80a.

Richard Britt of Tullock Irish Papist. Grange one twelfth pte of a plowland. Acres 60.