Petition of Edward Cusake, son of Sir T. Cusake of Lesmollen, sometime Lord Justice and Chancellor of Ireland to the Queen for restitution of his lands confiscated because of his unjust attainder. (1582).

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• Petition of Edward Cusake, son of Sir T. Cusake of Leamollen, sometime Lord Justice and Chancellor of Ireland, to the Queen for restitution of his lands confiscated because of his unjust attainder. (1582).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1582)
• Articles of agreement between T. Cusake and Shane Oneale, 1563. Questions to be considered concerning Shane Oneale, 1560. His submission, 1561.
• Collections concerning Ireland and especially Meath made by Christopher Cusake, High Sheriff of Meath, 1511, including obits and pedigrees of Cusacks, Plunkets and Tuites, his accounts as high Sheriff and a rental of his estate, 16th c.
• Copy of the book sent from Sir T. Cusake to the Duke of Northumberland on the state of Ireland. (c. 1551-3?). Copy of the peace made with Oneale by Sir T. Cusake, 1563.
• A displaye of bastardy, for mayntaynenge the lawfull clayme ... of the heire apparent of the Rt. Hon. Sir T. Cusacke ... Lord Chancellor of Ireland ... to his inheritance. Composed by the plaintife (John Cusacke) c.1571.