Grant by Gilbert, Marshal, of England, Earl of Pembroke to Sir Stephen de Hereford, land in the Bailiwick of Dunamase, (between 1234 and 1241).

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• Grant by Gilbert Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, to Benedict the chaplain of the lands he holds of Stephen de Hereford, called Kellinecan, (between 1234 and 1241).
• Grant by William the Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, to Adam de Hereford, of Mamochle (Magh-lacha, Ossory), in which his castle of Radoueny (Rathdowney) stands, c. 1207 - 1213.
• Grant by William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, to Adam de Hereford, of land in Offelan (Ui Faelain in North Kildare), the vill of Wehtrad (Oughterard), and the vill of Tachgumini (Stacumney) and the fishery of Leixlip, etc. (between 1207 and 1213).
• Grant by Gilbert the Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, to William de Gloucester, burgess of Kilkenny, of half a plot in the town of the new bridge of Ross, April 4, 1235.
• Grant by King John to Adam de Hereford, confirming a grant by William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, to Adam of lands in Offelan (Ui Faelain, Co. Kildare) which is nearer Dublin and the town of Wechtrad (Oughterard) and all the fishing of Salmon Leap (Leixlip), and other places, 1202.