Abandonment by Philip, Abbot of Jerpoint in favour of the Convent of Duiske, of all claims upon the Abbey of Killenny and the grange of Annamult, the convent of Jerpoint binding themselves in £20,000 to the Convent of Duiske, £10,000 to the Abbot of Cîteaux and other bonds. March 18, 1362.

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• Bond for £10,000 executed by Thomas Abbot of Jerpoint and his Convent that they will not disturb the Convent of Duiske in the possession of Killenny or the grange of Annamult, in consideration of which Duiske has paid 1300 marks, Dec. 6, 1290.
• Petition from Peter, Abbot of Jerpoint and John, Abbot of Duiske, to the Abbot of Cîteaux and the abbots of the 4 chief daughter houses for confirmation of an agreement between Jerpoint and Duiske by which Killenny and Annamult are to belong for ever to Duiske, July 10, 1288.
• Certificate to the Abbot of Clairvaux by the Abbots of Mellifont, Fermoy, Kilcooley and Cashel that the settlement between the convents of Jerpoint and Duiske has been ratified, May 23, 1289.
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• Bond in £5000 by Gregory, Abbot of Jerpoint, and his Convent to the Earl of Gloucester and his heirs, if at any time the Convent or Philip, a monk thereof, calling himself Abbot of Killenny, shall do anything by which the Convent of Duiske shall be the losers, Sept. 9, 1278.