18o. Conveyance whereby George, Earl of Shrewsbury, Woxford, and Waterford, Lord Talbot Furnywall le Strange Verdon, Seneschal and Constable of all Ireland, granted to Richard Deveroux the town of the Grange and one carucate of land, with all the rights, members, and appurtenances, within the manor of Rosslare, in the county of Wexford ; T 0 hold for ever, according to the custom of said manor, paying a rent of 40 shillings yearly, and such customs and duties as were formerly due and payable. (Chelsy, July 2, 24° Henry VII.) And appointment of Stephen Deveroux, Treasurer of the County, to deliver possession and seisin of said lands, according to the form of the grant—

CPCR (Morrin) 285 <br>181. Extract from Court Roll of the Manor: “At a Court held at the manor of Rosslare, 3rd January, 28° Henry VIII., before Thomas Cusake, of Consyniston, gent., Seneschal of the King of said manor, it is found that John Deveroux and his ancestors were seised of one carucate of land, with the appurtenances in the Grange within said manor, and which they held of the said manor according to the custom thereof. And the said John is present in Court, and prays to be admitted to hold the said lands of the King, and he is admitted tenant by the said Seneschal of the Lord the King, his heirs, and successors, rendering thereout annually all rents and customs antiently due and accustomed." Signed by me, Thomas Cusake, Seneschall