Doulevras ; Balenebouricke, otherwise called Ballynbwurish, otherwise called Brownristhestown, and Cabraght

Extenta manerii de Moylagh … Rathmolyan … Petri Leynes de Knock, Wm. Rocheford de Fraffan, Petri Lynam de eadem, Donaldi Nary de eadem, <br> Nich. Cusake de Clonnaghan, <br> Georgii Mape de Larcore, Ric. Whyte de eadem, Hugonis Dermonnte de eadem <br> Thome Brengham de Somerston, Edm. Lawles de ***Carbreston, Donaldi O Toole de eadem <br> Cormaci Hyke de Somerston, Hugonis Quynne de eadem, Rob. Roche de eadem <br> Thadei Southan de Castelton … Crown Survey 108

Laurence Hammond, of Trim, gentleman ... Dolyvers, Molybondrishe, (Balenebouricke?) Ballygoraghe, and Carbragh.

Gerald Earl of Kildare … <br> the manor of Rathbegghan, co. Meath, which extends to the lands of Pouderlaugh. Becanston, Wieston (Imcieston in 1275) alias Enoston, (land, 6s. Sd. chief rent and .suit ofcourt of Collierston alias Collestir, and 35. chief rent and suit of court of little Warrenston, held of the said manor, in 1275), lands of Kiltale, Carbreston, 25. of royal service as scutage runs, in Bedloveston by the Bectif held of the manor of Portlester by knight service, 305. chief rent out of Loghcre by which it is held of the said manor, suit of court of Rathmore by Athboye, by which and by knight service it is held of the said manor, 145. chief rent out of Hogenston alias Hogges by Athboye by which it is held of the said manor, 35. rent out of Posneston alias Possikeston, two messuages, a burgage, two shops and land in Kenles alias Kelles, co. Meath F 1240

Leyton, 15s., thirty arable, £1 10s.The rent and farm of eighty acres in Stepleton, £4.The rent of eight acres in Carbragh, 8s

Robt Earle of Rosscoinon Protestant

Lord of Roscom? Delinquent

James Earle of Roscommon was seized in his demeanse as of foe, of the towers, lands and several tenements hereafter mentioned ... the towne and lands of Clondavan and Philliston ... Fosterston and Carbryston ... Moyfenragh

Carbragh, alias Carrberstown

47. BRINSLEY BUTLER of Dublin, esq , 7th June 1703; consideration…The town and lands of Forterstowne and Carburystowne, 316 a.; bar. Moyfenrath…the estate of Richard Earl of Tyreconnell, attainted, subject to a lease allowed to Mr. John Percevall, on his claim, for the lives of himself, John and Mary Hawkshaw… Forf. Est. 375

"Old Michael Maguire, aged 86." [Nóta OD]