Search
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… , Brian or Barnaby, eldest son of Matthew, called Baron of Dungannon, 121. , , to be invested in the earldom, 121. , , … 522. , Hugh M'Owen, sept of, 521, 522. , Matthew, Baron of Dungannon, 290, 335. , , eldest son of, see O'Neill, Brian. , … his government, 61. , , his contentions with the Baron of Dungannon, 71. , , and O'Donnell, indenture between, 108. , , …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Tyrconnel, 280. , , found the people between Coleraine and Dungannon amazed at the flight of Tyrone, and ready to …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Tyrone's horsemen, 533. Quins, the, attend sessions at Dungannon, 16. , placed in Oneylan by Oneill, x. , horsemen …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to borrow of merchants, ib. , , has 2,000 acres at Dungannon, as servitor, 130. , , works doing on his …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 375, 538. , , his petition to be restored to the abbeys of Dungannon and Macoskan, 53. , , he bought them from Sir G. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… allotted to, in Ulster plantation, 204. of Armagh and Dungannon, to be provided with fitting teachers, 297. in … on plantation, 132. , list of names of, in precinct of Dungannon, with amount of land and rents reserved, 207. , , … of lands and rents reserved, in the precincts of Oriel, Dungannon, Kilmaerenan, Clanawly, Coole and Tircannada, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… taken to intercept the fugitives, ib. , , the Baron of Dungannon and Harry O'Neil, Tyrone's first and second sons, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… escheated to Crown, in June 1608, lxxx. , , proceedings at Dungannon thereto, ib. , , proclamation against rebels in …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… pardon to, 413. , , his defence in Ulster, 414. , , burns Dungannon, 415. , , his movements later, 415, 417, 443, 447, … Tyrone, Co. See references under Tyrone, Hugh, &c., and Dungannon. Tyrrell, Capt. Richard, forces and movements of, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… hopes of entangling, in the North, 44, 61, 98,217. , , at Dungannon, 45,62, 148. , , thought to have surprised Sir …