Catalogue description Final composition between Otto de Grandison and John de Druge, clerk, concerning all his receipts, issues, and liveries for all the time he remained in the service of Otto and Gerard his nephew in Ireland. To the end that all action against the same John may be cut off, the said John, by statute merchant, for 200l. covenanted with the said Otto that his lands and tenements should be restored to him. Dated at London, the Kalends of July, 18 Edw. I. "Ibidem," 31 Ed. I.

Grant and release from Gervase de Raley to Henry Laffayn, his heirs and assigns for ever, of one carucate of land in Slefardath, which is called Greyston. Witnesses: The Lord Walter Lenfant, Walter Le Brit, Knights: William de Cantwell, Miles de Cantwell, John de Cantwell, William de Monte, Richard de Cantwell, Alexander Cerdel, and others. Dated at Cassell, the 23rd---- (sic.)

Ibidem," 31 Edw. I.

Grant by Theobald Butler of Ireland to the Lady Joan La Bottiller his mother of two mills of Tirlagh in Ofelmith, to wit, the old mill and the new, in exchange for 25 marks of annual rent, which the said Lady his mother held as dower in the manor of Arthmail, to hold during her life, rendering annually 76s. 8d, a year; saving to him and his assigns free milling (moltura) in the same mills of the corn and malt of his house at his own expense, and that of his family, without any toll or rent. Tirlath, Tuesday next before Sts. Philip and James, 26th year of King Edward.

Ibidem," 31 Ed. I.