Dispute between Donat O'Brien, Earl of Thomond and Fardoaroghe O'Kelly, chief of his name, concerning lands in Co. Galway, leased by the Earl of Ormonde. Assignment of said lands to the Earl of Thomond, May 17, 1607.

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