where quicksett will growe and with other good and sufficient ffences and in closures where quicksett will not growe, Devide sever and make the foresaid premisses into six severall closes more then the same nowe are, and the same beinge so devided made and severed and all other the hedges ditches and inclosures upon or belonginge to the foresaid premisses shall keepe and maintaine well and sufficientlie ffenced ditched enclosed and quicksetted dureinge the said terme, And shall dureinge the said t erm set and plant upon some parte of the foresaid premisses six younge trees of oak or ash fitt and likely to growe to bee timber trees, and the same or others to be set and planted in the roomes and steads of such of them, as shall happen to die shall mainteine preserve and keepe from hurte or spoile dureinge the said term and shall at his and their proper costs and charges dureinge the said term have and keep in readynesse upon the foresaid premisses for the service of his Majesty his heirs and successors one pike and corstlett furnished in such manner as the same shall and may be allowed by the Muster Master of the said county in which the premisses are for the time beinge, and that upon rea[s]onable request there shall be allowed and sett out, unto the said John or his assignes from time to time dureinge the said terme, by the woodward or other officer of his Ma[ies]ty his heires and successors, rough timber for buildinge and repaireinge the foresaid house, and houseboote in convenient places within the late County of London-Derry, to be spent upon the premisses and not elsewhere, And that the said John and his assignes shall and may from time to time dureinge the said terme, have and take fire boot and hedgeboote to bee taken in and upon the roots of Deade trees, and stumpes and trunkes of dead trees thornes bushes shreadinges and loppes of trees and underwoods groweinge upon the premisses if the same bee there to bee had the same to bee spent upon the premisses and not otherwise, And that his Ma[ies]ty wil[l] be gratiously pleased to ratifie [and] confirme this agreem[en]t by his Letters Patents under the greate seale of England, And that the said John shall coven[a]nt and grant thereby for him his heires executors administrators and assignes to performe what is hereby agreed on his parte. In witness whereof the said Com[m]issioners and the said John Monntgomery have put to their hands the day and yeare above written:

Ralph Whitfeld Tho[mas] ffotherley 1639 Jo[hn] Montgomery

six closes Sixe trees One Pike and corslet

2. Arthur McCloskey

The said ffowerth Day of September, The said Com[m]issioners for and on his Ma[ies]t[ie]s behalfe by vertue of the said Com[m]ission and Arthur mc Closkey of Cumber in the late County of London Derry yeoman doe conclude and agree, That the said Arthur and his assignes shall have and hold All that Towne Land with the appurtenances commonly called or knowen by the name of Dungerkyne in Cumber aforesaid or by whatsoever other name or names the same be called or knowen containeinge by estimac[i]on [...] hundred ffowerscore and sixteene acres Irishe measure And all Cabbines edific[e]s and buildinges thereupon and alsoe all wayes and passages unto the foresaid premisses or any parte thereof b elonginge or formerly enioyed therew[i]th Exceptinge and reserveinge unto his Ma[ies]ty his heires and successors All timber and timber trees Mynes and Quarries in upon or belonginge to the premisses or anie parte thereof and all such reas onable wayes and passages over the premisses ffor the Ten[a]nts and Occupiers of his Ma[ies]t[ie]s other lands as have formerly ben used And all the River of Loughfoile and all other Rivers Creeks and streames in or neare the premisses and the soile and ground thereof, And all the fishinge and takeinge of Salmons Eeles and