Quitclaim by Edward fitz Simons, the Queen's Attorney-General in Ireland, to Sir Christopher Nugent, Lord Delvin, and Thomas Penteny; of his right to Kilmoore, Coweparke, and other townlands in Co. Dublin, April 23, 1572.

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