Letters patent of Henry IV. to the Earl of Ormonde granting that the tenants of the Barony of Imokill, Co. Cork and the burgesses of Youghal shall not be required to labour outside said barony and town as they are surrounded by enemies and rebels, Oct. 22, 1400.

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