Bartholomew Bathe was born circa 1398. Bartholomew married Catherine Bathe (born Uriel.) Catherine was born circa 1402, in Dollardstown, Meath, Ireland.

https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/bb4ae/bathe1.php

Uncertain on number of intervening generations. (a) ?? de Bathe

Bartholomew de Bathe of Rathfagh & Drumcondra (a 1447) - continued above m. Catherine Uriel (dau/heir of Jacob Uriel, chief baron of the Irish Exchequer)

• 1. Sir William Bathe of Rathfagh, Athcarne, Dullastown & Drumcondragh m. Alicia Durpatrick (dau/heir of Robert Durpatrick of Stillorgan)
• 2. Bartholomew Bathe of Drogheda (d 1515) m. (1489) Anne St. Lawrence (dau of Cruistown)
• 3. Elizabeth de Bathe m. Jacob (James) Dillon of Riverstown.

Notes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Uriell

He [James or Jacob Uriel] was married and had a daughter and heiress, Catherine, who married firstly Robert Derpatrick (died 1420), Lord of the Manor of Stillorgan.[5] They had at least one daughter.

Catherine in 1422 was granted as her dower part of the woods of Stillorgan and one third of the profits of the mill there.[6] Catherine married secondly, before 1423, Barthlomew de Bathe of Rathfeigh and Drumcondra, Dublin, and had three further children: the Uriell lands passed by inheritance to her eldest son by Bartholemew, Sir William de Bathe. The Bathes remained the leading landowning family in Drumcondra until the seventeenth century. Bartholomew de Bathe was appointed by the Crown as keeper of the manor of Stillorgan during the minority of Stephen Derpatrick, Robert's brother and heir.[7] Stephen was outlawed for an unspecified crime in 1439 and his property forfeit to the Crown.[8]

References

• Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of Peerage, Baronetage ..., Volume 60 page 409 GoogleBooks
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dillon-1036
• http://www.navanhistory.ie/index.php?page=dollardstown