Two grants by the Earl of Ormonde to Shane Mc Donyll Omolryan, otherwise called John Monk of the Holy Cross, of the village of the Graing of the Holy Cross and of a chamber in the cloister of Holy Cross Abbey, March 5, May 15, 1572.

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