Part III. History of the County of Clare
Chapter 18. Inquisitions relating to county of Clare—Time of Commonwealth, James II., and William and Mary: Inquisitions—Time of James II

Thomas Wallcott

Inquisition, taken at Ennis, on the 21^st of January, in the second year of the reign of James II., finds that Thomas Wallcott was attainted of treason on the 12^th of July, 1683; that he was then owner in fee of ten acres of Ballyhumulta, as well as of the following lands, viz.: Ballingetell, alias Cluomerarh, Coiltebrack, Lismacteige, Craginarroe, Cahirigone, Lislarky, Turlogh, Ballyganner, Nohoval, Graffin, Cahermacenoghty, Lissylisheen, Turlogh, Tarmonbeg, Deelin, Deesunnore, Ballylymore, Knockecallynane, Reletebrack, Ballycuveham, Kilneglashy, and Slievenaglashy.