Catalogue description Memorandum that Philip, son of William le Erchedeken, who held land in Onoynad of FitzMiles, Baron of Ouerk, in the manor called Dounbrin, by the service of 20s. of royal service and suit of court, (which Arnold Le Poer held of the same Philip by the service of one penny and 20s. royal service,) enfeoffed Edmond Botiller of the rent and service aforesaid, to him and his heirs for ever. The same Arnold did fealty in full assize of Kylkenny before Thomas Le Botiller (keeper of the liberties of Kilkenny for our Lord the King by the death of the Lord Gilbert de Clare) in 8 Edw. [I.]. "Ibidem," 31 Edw. [I.]

Grant by Philip Marshal to his kinsman Gerald Marshal, and his heirs, of all his land, viz., Sheneykascum, Tegamuscum, and Meyriscum, from the present feast of Saint Mathew. 31 Edw. [I.]

Ibidem," 31 Edw. I.

Edmond Butler of Ireland to his beloved and faithful constables and bailiffs, reeves and burgesses, and all other his faithful people greeting. (Unfinished.)

Ibidem," 31 Edw. I.

Indenture, witnessing that John, son of Alan Whit, of Kilkenny, bound himself and his heirs to James le Bottiller, Earl of Ormond, and his heirs, in royal service and suit of the Earl's court of Overke, from fifteen days to fifteen days, and in wards, marriages, &c., as his ancestors and tenants of Ballyleyn have been accustomed to render to the Lords of Overke and the ancestors of the said Earl. Kilkenny, 26 July, 40 Edw. III.

Thus far transcripted out of the Earl of Ormond's Book of Extent, de anno. 31 R. R. Ed. I.