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David Mac Cerbaill (also
called MacCarwill or
MacCarwell), O.Cist (died 1289), was
Archbishop of
Cashel from 1254
until his death. He was by all accounts...
- Died in
office on 15
September 1326. 1327 1329 Seoán
Mac Cerbaill Anglicised as John
MacCarwill.
Translated from
Meath on 19
January 1327. Took the oath...
- 1349;
translated to
Cashel before 8
March 1365; also
known as
Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol 1364 1371 Eóin Ó Gráda
Formerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed...
- 1287. Died in
office in
December 1320. 1321 1327 Seoán
Mac Cearbaill Also
known as John
MacCarwill or O'Carroll.
Translated from Cork on 20
February 1321...
- Ratisbon; St Cormac's
probably the monks' chapel;
expelled 1269-72 by
David Mac Carwill,
Archbishop of
Cashel St
James Cashel Dominican Friary Dominican Friars...
- New Beginning".
Retrieved 27
November 2016. "The Pilgrims, Pe**** Street,
MacCurtain St/
Austin Friars St., MULLINGAR, Mullingar, WESTMEATH". National...
- 1st
Baronet which included,
inter alia, the
lands of
Croghwill alias Carwill containing 1
cartron of 97
acres 1 rood 28 perches. By
grant dated 11 September...
