To the Escheator. He is informed that the king wished to be certified as to the seizure of the manors of Incheroryk, Grenmoyars, Imlagh, Stannagh, ***Lesmolyng, and two carucates of land in ***Finnore, three messuages and one carucate of land in ***Doulek, …the reversion of the manor of Lesmolyng… Rotulus Clausus 137

Patent Roll 4 Henry IV PARDON, because of their religious order [propter earum religiositatem], to the prioress and convent of Holy Trinity of Lismullin in co. Meath of all intrusions, misprisions [etc.] of any kind committed by them in and of 1 messuage and 3 carucates of land in Dunsenk, co. Dublin, and 1 messuage, 1 mill and 1 carucate in Claterestoun, co. Meath. The prioress and her predecessors were seised of those messuages [etc.] as of right of her house for a long time before the statute of the religious was passed. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

VI 160-164 To the official of Meath. Mandate, at the recent petition of the Augustinian prioress and convent of the priory of Holy Trinity (de Trinitate) at the place of Lysmulin alias Lysmulyn in the diocese of Meath—containing that the late Richard, bishop of Meath, appropriated to them the parish church, of the patronage of the bishop of Meath, of Ardmulewan, reserving a portion for a perpetual vicar …

Patent Roll 10 Henry VI <br> Agnes, prioress of the house of the Holy Trinity of Lismullin, co. Meath, and the convent of that house, have petitioned that they and their predecessors, long before the statute concerning religious, were seised of the homage, fealty and service of 33s of annual rent issuing from Holywodrath, as of the right of their church, (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 13 Henry VI <br> Dublin Agnes, prioress of the house of the Holy Trinity of Lismullin, (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Lasmullyng (Holy Trinity) CPCR 56 (Morrin) Cusake (Prioress…) Mary

Grant for conventual persons of the late priory of the Holy Trinity of Lasmullen ; of the pensions following :—Geneta Barnewall, 40s. ; Alison Wstace, 40s. ; Anne Weldon, 40s. Issuing out of Lasmullyng … county Meath FHen. 103

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Villata de Skryne <br> Coppeslandis … pasture in Longton … pasture in Rogerston … duas acras in Calleston …. Radulfo Thomson … beate Marie Virginis de Skryne … Lassemolen …. Loughton [defunct, ag Lismullin] Crown Survey 104-5

Lasmullen CPCR 90 Luttrel (Grant from the King to Thomas Luttrel, of the lands of Kelleston and Ballesrown, in the county of Dublin, parcel of the possessions of the monastery of Lasmullen, in the county of Meath) Thomas

Grant to Thomas Lutrell, of Lutrelliston, knt., Chief Justice of the Common Bench … parcel of the possessions of the late priory of Lasmulling, county Meath. FHen. 314

Riverston, Lasmullen, Painsworth CPCR 122 Licence to Edward Lord Bishop of Meath and his clergy, to alienate unto Thomas Dillon of Riverston, Nicholas Field of Lasmullen, and Robert Cocks, Rector of Bath were, the advowson of the parish church of Painsworth, in the county of Meath—Feb. 27, 37°. Thomas

CPCR 135 (Morrin) Cusake (Surrender of the priory or religious house of the Holy Trinity of Loismullyng, in the county of Meath, by Maria. Cusake, Prioress, with the consent of the Convent of the said priory, with all its possessions.-June 15, 31°.)

, Cousingeston CPCR (Morrin) 163 Cusake (70. Pardon of Sir Thomas Cusake, of Lasmollen, in the county of Heath, knight, otherwise called Sir Thomas Cusake, of Cousingeston, knight, otherwise called Sir Thomas Cusake, Master of the Rolls and Records of Chancery, and Matilda Darcie, his wife—May 12, 2°.)

CPCR (Morrin) 163 Cusake (7 3. Pardon of Sir Thomas Cusake, of Lassmolen, in the county of Meath, knight ; Walter Cusake. of Kylcarne, gentleman ; Richard Duff, vicar of Gariston ; David Walshe, chaplain ; Edmond Felde, of Cossingeston, Patrick Clynche, of Skryne, Philip Penteney, of Taneraghe, Edmond Darcye, of Platene, Nicholas Folde, of Lass m'olen, Thomas Darcye, of Platen, and Richard Forster, of Sauntrof, gentleman.-Mar. IO, 2°.)

CPCR (Morrin) 208-9 (99. Appointment of Patrick Barnewall t0 the office of Clerk, or Master of the Rolls and Records of Chancery, in place of Sir Thomas Cusake, of Lesmolen; To hold for life; with a fee of 50 marks, payable out of the customs, cocket, poundage, and subsidy of the

CPCR (Morrin) 285 171. Licence to James Sedgrave, of Dublin, merchant, to alienate to Robert Cusake and John Wycombe, of Lesmolen, the lands of Bertrameston, in the county of Meath 3 To be held for ever of the Crown-Jan. 14, 6°.

Lesmolyn, Bertramston CPCR (Morrin) 292-3

the monasteries of the Black Friers of Trim, the Angustine Friers of the Scrine and Londreston [Lunderstown?]…the Friers of Multifernan, and the house of Lesmolen (Thomas Cusak…for the purchase of …) . CPCR (Morrin) 336

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Lease … to sir Thomas Cusacke, knt, and lady Jenett Sarcefeld, his wife ; of the rectory of Kilpatricke, co. Meath. parcel of the possessions of the late house of nuns of Lasmollen, co. Meath. F 1401

Commission to Hugh, bishop of Meath, sir Thomas Cusake, of Lismolin, knt., one of the Privy Council, Henry Cowley, esq., seneschal of the King's county, and Robert Cowley, of Croghehan, same co., F 1554

And license to alien them to Edw. Cusake, of Lesmullen, Edm. Darcy, of Derpatrick, George Caddell, Nick. Talbot, of Robertston, F 3482

(Pardon to Edward Cusake)

Pardon to Edw. Cusack, of Lesmollin, co. Meath, esq. F 3873

Lease…to John Ronane, of Youghell. gent. ; of the rectory of Kilpatricke, co. Meath, parcel of the possessions of the nunnery of Lesmollen. the tithes and altarages due to the vicar excepted. F 4188

Clonearde (John Cusake, of … son of Sir Thomas Cusake, formerly of Lesmollen…), Castlericard (Christopher Morgan Kynsellagh, of …) CPCR (Morrin II) 71

Grant to John Hoy…in Tuterathe alias Farrentonrathe in the Newetowne by Trym, or elsewhere in cos. Meath…conveyed by John Tute, of Blackastle, Edw. Cusacke, of Lesmullen, and others, 22 June F 5348

Edward [Cusake], Lismullin, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 119

29. Grant to James Ware of the custody, wardship, and marriage of Gerald, son of George Ailmer … Edward Cusack, late of Lesmollen … the late abbey or monastery of Trim, and of two parcels of land, called Porchfielde, containing, by estimation, 60 acres, near the precinct of the monastery … the Black Friars of Trim … a small park, called the King’s Park, or the park of Trim … a church or chapel prostrate, called the Maudlin’s Chapel of Trim, and 20 acres arable … he enfeoffed George Ailmer, of Clonecurrie, of all the said lands and hereditaments … Maria Hussey, his widow … Gerald Ailmer, of Castletowne, was son and heir of George Ailmer, deceased, and was of the age of nine years at the time of the death of his father. CPCR (Morrin II) 431

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

(gluais) <br> [Scrine cont.] Nich. Cusake of Ballimolchan, Rob. Cusake of Geradstown, Rich. Cusake of Lesmollen, Walter Porter of Kingstown, Jn. Barnwall of Mouncktown, Jn. Barnwall of Cookstown, Mich. Barnwall of Branstown, Nich. Dracot of Oder, Jn. Dracot of [ ] , G. Harvy of Scrine, Wal. Evers of Tarraghe, Rob. Pentenie of Jordanstown, Jn. Plunket of Clonardran, Ellen Plunket of Kilcarne. Descript. Ir. 93

Cusack of Lismollin Cusack of Cufyngston Cusack of Gerardston Cusack of Rahalion [Rathlion] Cusack of Ballunalheu Descr. Ir. 97

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

Pardon of several alienations … Henry Gernon, to Edward Fleming, of Siddane, in the county of Meath … ; another made by Christopher Cruise, late of Cruiseton, in the county of Meath, to Gerald Aylmer, of Dullardston, and William Dalton, of Lismollen … and Patrick Barnwall, of Arratston CPCR (Morrin III) 73

William [Malone], late of Lismullin, co. Meath, esq., Dubl., alderm.<br> Prerogrative Wills 313

Meath. 59. Sir JOHN DILLON of Lesmullen, knt., 18th June 1703…The town and lands of Cardiffstowne, 134a….Moortowne, 131a…Riverstowne and Bailiffstowne, 105 a…an annuity or rent charge…out of Castleton-Tarragh ; bar. Skeene Forf. Est. 373

6. Sir JOHN DILLON of Lismullen, co. Meath, knt., 17th March 1702...The town and lands of Little Finlaghtowne and Creroge, 240 a. Grangeboyne, 279 a. ; bar. Deece…<br> Newtown and Clunbrun, 620 a. ; bar. Navan, same co.—the estate of Richard Earl of Tyreconnell, attainted, which had. been granted to Henry Lord Viscount Sidney, and by his Lordship, by two several deeds of lease and release, dated 2d and 3d November 1698, respectively, for the sum of 1,7241. 0s. 8d. conveyed to Sir John Dillon and his heirs. Forf. Est. 373

Arthur [Dillon], Lismullin, co. Meath. esq. <br> Prerogrative Wills 133 <br> 1745 Arthur [Dillon ], Lismullin, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 133

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