Grant and quit-claim by Christopher Dowdall to John Stakboll and Nicholas Cornewalch, chaplains, of all his messuages, lands, etc. in Dundalk, Gibbystown, Faghyrt, Carlyngford and other places in Co. Louth, R. Feypow is appointed attorney to give seisin, April, 1484.

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• Grant and quit-claim by Christopher Dowdall to John Stakboll and Nicholas Cornewalch, chaplains, of all his messuages, lands, etc. in Dundalk, Gibbystown, Faghyrt, Carlyngford, and other places in Co. Louth, R. Feypow is appointed attorney to give seisin, April 1484.
• Grant and quit-claim by John Stakboll to Christopher Dowedall of all his messuages, lands, etc. in Dundalk, Gybbstown, Faghyrt, Carlingford, and other places in Co. Louth. Appointment of P. Plunket to give seisin, April, 1485.
• Hugh Fitz Dowy (Fitz David) appoints Philip Sansey his bailiff to place John Stakboll in seisin of lands in Balyscolok (Balystollock) in the tenement of Lysnetan, Feb. 23, 1383.
• Quit-claim by the Prior (W. Stakboll) and Brethern of the Hospital of St. John Evangelist, Kilkenny, to Kells Priory of right in land in Pertre, etc. near Kells, July 20, 1427.
• Lease by Christopher Dowdall to John Cane, chaplain, of a house and garden in Termonfechin, Jan. 12, 1569.