Grant by William Mallard to the Priory of Kells (in Ossory) of the ecclesiastical profit he had arising from the land given him by his Lord, the Earl of Pembroke, namely the church of Kilmacmintan (Mallardstown), (c. 1206-1219 or 1251-60).

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Account of the division of the Irish lands of Willam Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, son-in-law of Strongbow, among his five daughters, (c. 1219).
• Grant by William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, to William Drehull, of the lands of Tulecodmaccorman, Derodunling and Caffednecred in Stefmargy (Slievemargy, Co. Leix), (between 1219 and 1231).
• Grant by William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, to William Drehull, of the lands of Tulecodmaccorman, Derodunling and Caffednecred in Stefmargy (Slievemargy, Co. Leix), (between 1219 and 1231).
• Grant by William the Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, to the church of St. Mary and St. Columba of Inistioge of the land and church of Inistioge and other lands in Grenan (Thomastown), etc. (between 1224 and 1226).
• Release of an obligation by the Dean and Canons of St. Canice's Kilkenny to the Priory and Canons of St. Mary of Kells, the latter granting them in turn the church of Mallardstown (Between 1251 and 1260).