Catalogue description Inspeximus by Master Maddy, official general of the court and of spiritual causes in the diocese of Limerick, and Master Creagh, sovereign of the town of Killoe, of the following documents

I. Grant by Robert son of Geoffrey Cogan, captain of his nation, to James FitzGerald, Earl of Desmond, his heirs and assigns, of all his possessions in co. Cork, viz., the manors of Carrigrothan-more, Downdrinan, Rathcogan, the New-town of Monmor Mustri-Myttyn, Beaver, Coulmore, Duffglas, Shandon, O'Corblethan, Flanluo, Kerycurthy, Kynnalbeke, and Mustrelyn, and the reversion of Mustricogan, viz., Rathcogan, Beablachatha, and Jerell; together with a rent of six marks to be paid annually from the manors of Mustri-cogan, by the hands of Maurice Roche, lord of Fermoy, and his heirs; and the manor of Cogan in Glamorgan, in Wales, with advowsons of churches and chapels, services of free tenants, etc. As the grantor's seal was unknown to many, the seals of the staple and of the mayoralty of the city of Cork were affixed at his request.

Dated at Cork, 12 June, 17 Hen. VI.

II. Release by Maurice FitzJohn de Roche, lord of Fermoy, to Robert and Miles, sons of Geoffrey Cogan, their heirs and assigns, of the manors of Moretowne, Carrocroghan, Cowlemore, Beover, Doffglas, Shandon, and Downdrinan, and all lands, etc., in the same, from the water of Awnmor, as far as the South Sea in the county of Cork. Sealed by the grantor's seal and that of the town of Kilkenny, 4 January, 6 Hen. IV.

III. Grant by Richard de Burgh Earl of Ulster and Lord of Connaught to the Lord Maurice FitzThomas and Katharine his wife of all his lands and tenements in Keppakenroys, Ballisowan, Ballimyghan, Athbliard, Goutstenbeigh, Glasomore, Ballysufyn, Rathomnan, and Athmethun, together with all lands and tenements which he had of the gift and feoffment of John FitzWarrin, knight, and William Delafield, in Tilaghenan and Ballymighehan; to hold to them and the heirs of the said Lord Maurice of the chief lords of that fee.

Athishell, 12 January, 16 Edw. II. Witnesses:--The Lord John son of Peter le Poer de Donneill, John son of Robert le Poer, Reginald Russell, Richard Le Wallis, Thomas FitzGilbert, Philip Christopher, knights, Philip Le Brett, Walter de Maundevill, David le Blound, William English, and others.

Sealed and verified by the aforesaid [official general and sovereign], at Killock, 22nd May, 34 Hen. VIII.

With the notarial attestation of William Gowles, priest, notary public of the diocese of Limerick.