History of Rosegarland, Co. Wexford, Ireland - 1620
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HISTORY OF ROSEGARLAND, 1620.

In this year we find a recognizance, dated July 11th, of
JAMES SYNNOT, of Roscarlan, in £50 to THOS. CULLEN of
Cullenstown. The condition is that JAMES, and WALTER his
son and heir, bind themselves in the above sum to
deliver to THOMAS CULLEN all deeds, etc., relating to
the lands of Kilbrennye (Kilbraney, now called Abbey
Braney) and Clonfadd, and make a "sure, sufficient, and
indefeasible estate in fee simple" of the above lands to
four feoffees (spelling as per book) in trust to the use
of ALSON CULLEN, daughter of the said THOMAS, with
reversion to the use of the heirs of PIERS SYNNOT
deceased (one of the sons of the said JAMES) and the
said ALSON CULLEN, his widow. The "Estate" is to be for
the term of 81 years.

Source:
History of the town and county of Wexford ... : compiled
principally from the state papers, the public records,
and MSS. of the late Herbert F. Hore /