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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
‘the town(land) of Pileabód’
Phileabód – leagan Gaeilge den sloinne agus ainm pearsanta Angla-Normannach Philpot. Is foirm dhíspeagtha í Philpot den ainm Philip. (Cf. Curraghphlibbode / Currach Phileabóid i gCorcaigh.)
Tá an sloinne seo fianaithe i Co. na Mí, m.sh. ‘LICENCE to Philip Philpot, Robert Cruys clerk of Drumsaury, and John de Steire, to sell wine and English cloth to Irish enemies, and to buy all manner of merchandise from the same, both in time of peace and of war.1 Authorised: By petition endorsed by the justiciar and council, and sealed with the privy seal’ (Patent Roll, 9 Henry VI) - English
‘the town(land) of Pileabód’
Phileabód – an Irish form of the Anglo-Norman surname and personal name Philpot. Philpot is a diminutive form of the name Philip. (Cf. Curraghphlibbode / Currach Phileabóid i gCorcaigh.)
This surname is attested in County Meath, see: ‘LICENCE to Philip Philpot, Robert Cruys clerk of Drumsaury, and John de Steire, to sell wine and English cloth to Irish enemies, and to buy all manner of merchandise from the same, both in time of peace and of war.1 Authorised: By petition endorsed by the justiciar and council, and sealed with the privy seal’ (Patent Roll, 9 Henry VI)
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Philpotestoun
Patent Roll 4 Henry IV <br>
LICENCE, for 1m paid in the hanaper, to John Nangle, baron of Navan, to enfeoff the following persons of 1 messuage and 80 acres of land in Robynesrathe and 1 messuage and 80 acres of land in Philpotestoun, co. Meath, which are held of Edmund, son and heir of Roger [Mortimer], late earl of March, a minor, viz.:
Robert Savage;
Roger Devenish, vicar of the church of Dovenayestoun;
Audoenus Brode chaplain;
John fitz Averey, parson of the church of Kentestoun; (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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| 1540-1 |
Phylpoteston
Jurors...
Nich. Henshyn of
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| 1540-1 |
Phylpotyston
The tithes gran. In... and Maston…(Gerald Fytzgarrald)
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| 1598 |
Philpottstown (Js. Warren of Philpottstown)
(Gluais) Navan — Bishop of Meath, Baron of the Novan, Js. Dillon of Moymet, Rob. Rochfort of Kilbrid, Alex. Evers of Rathtain, Rd Bellew of Bellewestown, Jn. Waffer of Gainstown, Js. Warren of Philpottstown, Js. Hill of Allenstown, Jn. Eustace of Lescartan, Rd. Misset of the same, Geo. Cusake of Rathallrone, Chr. Netterville of Black Castle, Descript. Ir. 94
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| 1654 |
Phillpottstowne
Lawrence Dowdall of Athlumney Irish Papist and James Warren of Phillpottstowne Irish Papists ...
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| 1654 |
Phyllpottstowne, Philpottstowne
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| 1655-57 |
Phillpottstowne
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| 1666c |
Phillpotstowne
Law Dowdall I:P
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| 1667 |
Phillpottstowne
Sir William Lemon, knt… Wm. His son and heir…Liscartan
(part), 39a…Knockcomber,l 361 a…Balleriske, 517 a…Batterstowne 54a…in Cannonstowne, 109 a…in Phillpottstowne, 74 a…Shamblestowne and Gennstowne, 18o a…Arronan and Hollanstowne, 314 a…Rattaine-Wood, 369 a…bar. Navan,
ASE 177
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| 1685 |
Philpotstow.
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| 1700 |
Phillpottstown
S[i]r Luke Dowdall ye Forfeiting P[er]son
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| 1813 |
Philpotstown
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Longfield Maps MS 21 F. 15 / (037)
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| 1836 |
Baile Phalabuid (Philpot a family)
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