- his
younger son
Simon de Geneville, who had
meanwhile become Baron of
Culmullin through marriage to
Joanna FitzLeon. Mortimer, therefore,
succeeded to...
- Drumcondra, Grangegeeth, Killary, in the
former Rural District of
Ardee No. 2;
Culmullin, Donaghmore, Dunboyne, Dunshaughlin, Kilbrew, Killeen, Kilmore, Rathfeigh...
- Dul****; the
Darcys of Platten,
Barons of Navan; the Cusacks,
Barons of
Culmullin; the FitzEustaces,
Baron Portlester. Some of
these again were succeeded...
-
Baldwin Fleming, and Maud de Geneville,
daughter of
Simon de
Geneville of
Culmullin and Joan Fitz Leones.
Simon de
Geneville was a
younger son of Geoffrey...
-
Clonard Clongill Clonmacduff Collon Colp
Cookstown Crickstown Cruicetown Culmullin Cushinstown Danestown Derrypatrick Diamor Donaghmore (Navan) Donaghmore...
-
Lower Moyfenrath Rathmolyon Trim
Culmullin 1,266
Upper Deece Culmullin Dunshaughlin Cultromer 333
Upper Deece Culmullin Dunshaughlin Curkeen 140 Ratoath...
- Bedfanstown, Cultromer, Kilcooly,
Knockmark and Merrywell, on the
south by
Culmullin and on the west by
Tullaghmedan & Warrenstown. The
early Ordnance Survey...
- 1376 as
Baron Culmullen, and had
extensive lands in Ireland,
including Culmullin and Dangan,
County Meath.
Joanna and her
sister Margaret presumably inherited...
- Dul****;
another near Skreen, and
another in
Upper Deece in the
parish of
Culmullin;
Gallynstowne also
Gillstowne (Dul****)
Rotulorum Cancellariae Hiberniae...
- Dul**** 7
Navan Ardbraccan, Bective,
Navan Rural and
Navan Urban 7
Ratoath Culmullin, Dunboyne, Dunshaughlin, Killeen, Kilmessan, Kilmore, Rodanstown; and...
