Indenture between Edmund le Botiller and John Pippard by which John binds himself not to sell lands to anyone save Edmund, Nov. 29, 1299.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Grant by John Pippard to Lord Theobald Pincerna (le Botiller) of all his lordship in Rathdowni. (Between 1260 and 1286).
• Grant by John Pippard to Sir Theobald le Botiller of the manor of Cloncurry in the counties of Meath and Kildare, July 20, 1297.
• Mandate by Ralph Pippard to Sir Walter le Hauberger and John de Hampton, chaplains, to place his son John Pippard and Matilda, daughter of the late Theobald le Botiller, his wife, in seisin of the manor of Cloncurry, Co. Kildare, May 15, 1290.
• Grant by William le Gras to Edmund le Botiller of Castrum Gras (Castle Grace) which is called Tollathynerth in Forth (Co. Carlow). (Between 1299 and 1305).
• Letter of attorney from John Pippard to Maurice de Blaunchevyll (Blancheville) his seneschal of Rathdowney, to place Sir Theobald le Botiller in seisin of Rathdowney July, 1297.