(Migell Carolan) (The preceptory, rectory etc. are held by ... James Flemyng baron of Slane)

James Flemynge ...with the rectory

Kilmainham… Kylmaynan Wodde CPCR 65 (Morrin) Ketyng (late parson of …) Gerald

Rathkenny, Slane, Raynoldston (Lawrencii Dowdall de…Gent), Swaynston (Lawrencii Tase), <br> Kylmaynanwood (Migelli Carolan de …)… Kylmaynhanwood (Willelmi McWyrryr de …) <br> Boyane (Donaldi O Moledy de … Magonii Ossey de eadem … Willelmi Magourt de …), <br> Rouske (Hoberti Tyrell) <br> Ramakryghan (Johannis Halpenny de …) <br> Slane (Donaldi O Mulrean de …) <br> Shamohor (Nicholai O Mulphadryk de … Caroli O Mulphadryk) <br> Shanogher (Owini O Keralan) <br> Malahagh (Petri Pedyn de …) <br> Balycoghyll (Henrici Cruse de …) <br> Rathkenny (Johannis Carolan de …) <br> Ladyrath (Johannis Halpenny de …) …proborum et legalium hominum de visneto rectorie predict iuratorum. Crown Survey 40-41

Thomas Kannyn vicar of Gyrly … Cowle Amory in Moybrekry in Mith … Kenaneston … Kilmaynonwodd … From the prior of Kilmanyan the town of Kilbryde … Upon John Plunket fitz Ric. Yerly in Croskyle … Castell Corr Crown Survey 235

Upon £10 yerly in Kilmaynanwodd. Item an indenture from Thomas Plunkete of Robertiston …in Kylmaynanewodd Crown Survey 260

Grant, under queen's letter, 22 Ap., xvl, to Callough O'More ; of the preceptory of Killmaneham wodd, co. Meath, with its appurtenances, viz. : 5 polls of land in Killmaneham wodd, 6 messuages and 3 polls in Donagh, 3 polls in Tancr[ ] alias Oldcener, 2 polls in Cowhill, co. Meath, and the rectory of Killmaneham wodd, possessions of the late hospital of S. John of Jerusalem. To hold for ever by the service of a twentieth part of a knight's fee. Bent, £11 85. In consideration of the good service of Rory O'More to Edward VI, and of Callough O'More, his son and heir. F 2606

Pardon to Tho. Flemyng, of Suddan… …Bryne M'Ecroy, of ***Ballalticraw, Shane roo M'Gilsenane, of same, Mahone M'Gilsenane, of Bryttase, Ouin gare M'Gilsenane, of Kylmaynam, Tho. m'Gilgrome M'Echy, . F 4006

Richard Brett, of Tullock … the rectories of Rathmolean and Killegonogan, parcel of the priory of Kilmaynham … CPCR (Morrin II) 252

CALLAUGH O'MOORE, nup de Killmainhamwood in со' Mid', seis' fuit de maner' vel pceptor' de Kilmainhamwood contin' 300 acr’ ter' arrabil', ac de 200 acr' in Donogh al' Boyannagh in со' ßd', 200 acr' in Tancree al' Oldcor, & 120 acr' in Cowhill, ac de rec toría de Kilmainhamwood … Callaugh O'Moore obit 27 mar' 1618.—Roger' Moore est ejus fil' & her', & tune fuit etat' 26 annor', & non maritat'. Inq.JI 37

Livery of the possessions of Callough O’Moore, late of Kilmainham Wood, in the county of Meath, to Roger, his son and heir. CPCR (Morrin III) 440

Livery of the possessions of Callogh O’Moore, of Kilmainhamwood, in the county of Meath, to Roger, his son and heir. CPCR (Morrin III) 546

Nich. Barnwall of Turvy, Irish Papist. CS V 312

Ballebreaghy....bounded on the east with Kilmainhamwood. 313

Bounded on the east with the Moygh in…Moyergallen, on the west with Breaky, on the north with the parrish of Iniskeene & on the South with …Armagh. CS V 311

278

Bounded on the east with the Moygh in…Moyergallen, on the west with Breaky, on the north with the parrish of Iniskeene & on the South with …Armagh. CS V 311

Nicholas Barnwell of Turvey Ir. papst.

Léirscáil de Mhaigh Bolg.

Léirscáil de Mhaigh Bolg.

92

92.

Bartholomew [O’Brien], Kilmainham Wood, co. Westmeath, gt.<br> Prerogrative Wills 355

Wm. [Smith], Kilmainham Wood, co. Meath, esq. <br> Prerogrative Wills 431

"Correct." [Nóta OD]

"There is an old fort near the north end and another near the south end…"

St. Maighneann is the patron of Kilmainham but tradition remembers nothing about him ... There is a holy well in the parish not named from any Saint, but from its locality Tobar alt an easa, the well of the precipice of the waterfall ... Cattle are driven to it from many parts of Cavan to be cured ... The site of St. Maighneann's Church is occupied by the Protestant Church. <Br>Lch.80

"Anuair a rachfas tú go Cill Mhaóineann, pill arís go Bail' Órrthaidh."

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