Copy of an order for a royal grant to the Earl of Ormonde of the spiritual possessions of the Abbeys of Osney (of Oxford) Kells in Ossory and Jerpoint, March 3, 1596.

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• Seventeenth century extracts from official records, signed "Ri Chapell" giving an account of the possessions of Jerpoint Abbey and the Priory of Kells.
• Draft of royal letters patent of a grant to the Earl of Ormonde and his son-in-law Viscount Butler of Tulleophelim of the dissolved abbeys of Athassel, Jerpoint, Kells, etc., for 61 years (c. 1605-6).
• Deed of feoffment by the Earl of Ormonde to W. Johnson, J. Archdeacon and others, to the use of his will, of all the possessions of all the late religious houses of Jerpoint, Kilcowle, Kells, Athasshill, etc., May 4, 1571.
• Two letters of the Earl of Ormonde to Lord Cecil saying he has asked his agent Mr. Rothe to seek certain impropriate spiritualities of the Abbeys of Athasshell, Jeripond, Kelles and Osney, June 18, 22, 1604.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1933)
• 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.