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rue royal banner that was borne by incendiaries. The following individuals, adherents of said
Robert de Verdon, surrendered themselves at the
same time, on the faith of the amnesty so offered to
them, viz., Walter de la Pulle, Roger de Chnton,
GENERAL HISTORY.
63 Adam, son of John de Cusack, Simon Dodd, Robert
Cassels, John le Fleming of Meath, Simon Cockelly, John le Fleming de Trivet, Richard le
Blond, Richard Clarke, James le "White, Ralph Hunt, John de Pippard, Henry Serle, Adam de Ser- leston, Richard Hunt, Bertram Hunt, Adam, son of
Simon Dillon of Donaghmain, Adam Jordan, Peter
Daniel, Philip Mac Shane, Robert de Verdon, Thomas Brun, Roger Gernon of Coly, John Gernon,
John de Cruys, Roger Woodford, Richard Goodman,
Adam Knott, John Brocas, Nicholas Fitz Thomas,
the tanner; Roger Goodman, Peter Bacon, William,
the son of Ehas the tanner; Adam Lewis, John
Byrt, and Thomas Boyt, &c., all of whom were there- upon committed to Dublin Castle.
It may be here allowable, in reference to the
foregoing notice of so many members of this very
ancient family of Louth, the De Yerdons, to furnish
a few particulars of their pedigree and achievements.
Bertram de Verdon, the first of the race who settled
in Ireland, arrived there in the company of Prince
John, soon after which he was appointed Seneschal
of Ireland, and obtained the barony of Dundalk,
with the lordship of Clonmore, and other estates in
the maritime portion of the county Louth, up to the
mouth of the Boyne; he thereupon constituted his
burgages in Drogheda, on the north side of that
river, and more formally incorporated the borough
of Dundalk, and founded the Priory for Crossbearers there. Nicholas, his son, succeeded to his
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