Documents from the Thomond Papers at Petworth House Archive1 ...

Documents from Thomond Papers, Petworth House Archive
Donatus his proper costs and charges the one moiety or half in deal of the
thirteen quarters of land here under expressed, and all their title use right
and possession in the same viz.
The one moiety or half of the four quarters of land with the appurtenants
commonly called Glane I Maloune the one moiety of the quarter
of land with the appurtenants commonly called Fynlea More the one
moiety or half of the quarter of land with the appurtenants commonly
called Balliegwhye, the one moiety of half of the two quarters of land with
the appurtenants commonly called Clonfada, the one moiety or half of
the quarter of land with appurtenants commonly called Balyconrie the
one moiety or half of the quarter of land with appurtenants commonly
called Lackamore and Balligirine the one moiety or half in deal of the
quarter of land with appurtenants commonly called Gortmagie, the one
quarter of land commonly called Barnie Carigie and the one moiety or
half of the quarter commonly called Gortnyckeally the one quarter of land
commonly called Garranbuye with the appurtenants all which lands, tenements
and hereditaments lieth in the parish of Killalowe within the County
of Clare betwixt the lands of Twoghogonollye on the north and the lands
of Ohartersyn on the south, the lands of Killaloe on the east to the lands of
Glannegalagh on the west. Secondly it hath been hereby agreed covenanted
and concluded and promised be the said Ownhye Donnogh and Owne for
them and their heirs that if they or any of them or any of their sept shall in
anytime hereafter convey away and pass any part or parcel of their land [in]
simple mortgage or otherwise to any person or persons whatsoever than
to one of the Malownes, that the first offer of the said bargain and sale or
any land tenements or hereditaments of their so to be conveyed away and
made over as is aforesaid, and shalbe made to the aforesaid Earl and his
heirs he or they paying unto them or they so bargaining, interchanging
or selling any parts of their lands so much as another would, and further
the said Ownhy Donoghoe and Owne do for them and their heirs hereby
covenant grant promise condescend conclude to and with the said Earl
and his heirs and every of them that if it shall here after chance or happen
that the same sept of the Malowns shall die without lawful issue and heirs
then all their possessions lands tenements and hereditaments whatsoever
being or lying in the said County of Clare shall remain to the said Earl
and his heirs for ever to his and their proper use and behoof in consideration
whereof the said Earl doeth hereby for him and his heirs faithfully
promise covenant and conclude and agree to and with the said Owhny ye
Donnogh and Owne and the rest of their sept that the said Earl and his
heirs and every of them shall at his and their own proper costs expenses
and charges answer for, [ ]ad to his power to withstand any person or
persons that would in any time hereafter shew, implead, molest vex or
trouble the said persons or their sept or any of their issues in any part or
parcel in the said thirteen quarters of land to be divided betwixt the said
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