Catalogue description Inquisitions post mortem, 34 and 35 Ed. III.

I. Finding that Sir Walter FitzWalter De Birmingham held a messuage and a carucate of land in Dunnagh for 20s., "quando scutagium currit," and ditto in Howettstowne for one mark, of Eleanor Countess of Ormond; and the manor of Lecagh for 20s. of Maurice FitzThomas, Earl of Kildare; and that Margaret, sister of said Walter, married to Rob. De Preston, is next heir.

II. Finding that said Walter held the manor of Kenlis of the King for 4s. "quando scutagium currit"; the manor of Shenbogh, of the King, for 1d.; and the manor of Tamolin of John De Carreu, of the barony of Idron, for 40s.

III. Finding that said Walter held a messuage and two carucates in Ballyterstin of the King, by suit at the County [Court] of Tipperary, and for 40d.; two carucates in Le Heathon, of John De Birmingham, by suit at his court of Rathon; 60 acres in Clonabowan, of John FitzMiles Cantwell, for 10s. a year; a messuage and land in Kilmonleghin; and 2 carucates in Le Freghami and Ballycaghfoy, of the Bishop of Lismore, by suit and service at his court of Droronan, and for 40s. a year.

IV. Said Walter held the manor of Kenlis, in co. Kilkenny, of the King, by a new feoffment; and a carucate in Dimboth of the abbess of St. Mary's of Kilkillin, at one mark a year, and suit of her court.

V. He held the manor of Castell Carbry, and two parts of the manor of Carricke, of whom the jurors know not; and the manor of Tuthmeleg, in co. Catherlogh, of John De Carreu, as of the manor of Idrone, by the service of 40d. of royal service whenever [summoned].

VI. The third part of the manor[s] of Stathirlagh, Arthurdeshe, and Le Donne, in co. Limerick, as of the inheritance of Elizabeth, formerly wife of said Walter, the reversion belonging to John, son of Robert Haverington, her son and heir, doing suit at the County [Court] of Limerick.

Headed: "Castro Dublin.