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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Nelane the other day killed his cousingerman, Capt. Teige McMahon, in the City of Limerick. Both are Clare men, and the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… viz., Kedagh O'Toole. McMalion's two pledges, viz., Brian McMahon, John O'Duffe. Morris Fitzwater's three sons, viz., …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… meet the Earl of Tyrone, Sir Tirlogh Lynough O'Neill and McMahon. Want of money. [Entry Book, Ireland, Folios, Vol. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… governeth them as Mr. Bagenall doth. [A full account of McMahon is given in Shirley's History of Monaghan. Autog.] … and cattle in Tirone's country. Hugh Row who is made McMahon has drawn down four English bands upon Brian M'Hugh Oge McMahon who fled his creates to Maguire's country. Brian …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… [ Autog.] pp. 1. Incloses, 2. I. Matter that [ Hugh Roe] McMahon is to be charged with. Copy. p. 1. See a similar …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 19. Mr. Roger Wilbraham to Burghley. Execution of Hugh Roe McMahon for levying war with 200 persons upon Ever McCooley, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of Monaghan have repaired hither, viz., Ewer McColey McMahon, now holding Ferny in the barony of Donymayne … and both being the lands of the Earl of Essex. Ross Bane McMahon, sheriff of that county, being possessed of the Onagh in the barony of Crymorne, (Patrick Duff McMahon being also possessed of some part of that barony). …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of castle Ring, in the county of Louth, be made Sheriff of McMahon's country during pleasure. Draft by Burghley. p. 1. … not to do. 5. Receiving a horse from Brian McHugh Oge McMahon when in open rebellion, and after his having burned …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… intended farmer. Imperfect. Dec. 10. 32. Petition of Ever McMahon to Queen Elizabeth. To be restored to the territory …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… field. qy. 1593. 57. Petition of Constantine McGilpatrick McMahon to the Lord Treasurer. For letters to the Lord Deputy …