al vade de Agane ... le Chastell de Cloncure, le Chastell de Ataghtyñ, el Chastell de Coranesford et le Chastell de Ballyuer le Chastell de Ballycure ... SRI Edw. IV 626

Villata de Rathmolian <br> Et quod Maricius O Mollone … <br> Villata de Clonecurry <br> Et quod Donacius McDonnagh <br> Villata de Johnston <br> Et qoud Willelmus Roche <br> Villata de Ardynewe <br> Et quod Edmundus Floyne …in Rathmoylyan Crown Survey 109

Et quod Walterus Kennede (var. Kennewe) tenet libere … in Cloynycorrye … Willelmi Delahyde tenet ibidem … Pat. Barnwell tenet certa tenement vocata Colpeslandes iuxta Clonycorrye Crown Survey 115

The manor of Moylagh <br> The castell town of Moylagh … which the doctor of fisyke hath for his services <br> … the Colindraght … Ballyn … Arddyncro … Teghrohan …{and the Corbally} …Johnston … Clonycorre … Teghrohan … Crown Survey 294

Lease to Ranulph Brereton, of Castelton of Moylaghe, gent. ; of Rathmolian, Cloncurrye, Johneston, Ardynewe, Cullydraghe, Tupertymain, Troman, Rathflyske, Coulere, Isottiston, Corbally, Malynataghe, Stranewe, Norman, county Meath, parcel of the possessions of Gerald, Earl of Kildare, attainted. FHen. 441

Lease … to Gerald Aylmer, son of Rich. Aylmer, late of Lyons ; of lands in Colronan, co. Meath, the rectory of Rathmolian, with the tithes extending to Rathmolian, Focceston, Mollynaugh, Cloncurry, Colintraugh, Bolyn, Typtynan, Troman, Corbally, Castleton, Rath, and Coldor, co. Meath, F 3680

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

(Oliver’ Plunckett, nup de Clonybreny, seis fuit…)

James, Duke of York…Sillioge, 352 a. ; bar. Morgallian, co. Meath.— Grenanstowne (part), 50 a… bar. Lune, same co.— Ballygeeth, 207 a…Wrightowne, 281 a…Monkland, 19 a…Warrenstowne and Batterstowne, in the parish of Killclone, 87 a…Woodcockstowne (part), 60 a. ; bar. Deece, same co. —in Cloncurr, 64 a. ; bar. Moyfenragh, same co.—in Curraghtowne, 90 a. ; bar. Skreene, same co.— Greate Boolis,170 a… Dollardstowne, 382 a…bar. Duleeke… ASE 187

19. Sir JAMES GRAHAM knt. and ISSABELL his wife, STANDISH HARTSTONG esq. and ANNE his wife, Aldn. WM. TOXTETH and JANE his wife, the three sisters and coheirs of Sir Thomas Bramhall bart.— <br>Great Streenenes als Stranerees, 105 a.—in Rathmullen, 84 a. In Cloncurr, 162 a.—in Cornellstowne, 39 a. ; bar. Moyfenragh…<br> part of ye town and lands of Duleeke> 15 a…bar. Duleeke… only use of ye heirs and assignes of ye said coheirs. ASE 223

THOMAS EVANS.-Powderstowne alias Lineham’s-Ferdstowne, 50a—Lynche’s-Ferdstowne 41 a.—in Gilbertstowne, 19 a.—Ardenow, 171 a.— Clonycurry (part), 89a.—Cloncowan, 97a…bar. Moyfenragh… ASE 229

Wm. [Ruxton], Clonecurry, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 410