James Dillon of Riverston married Elizabeth Bathe (daughter of Bartholomew Bathe of Dullardstown)

Family

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dillon-1036

Sir James Dillon was born at Proudstown. [1][2]. (Proudstown was a seat of the Dillons until the death of William Dillon in the 1700's.)

He was the son of Gerald Dillon (Lord of Drumrany) & Emily Fitzgerald. [1][3]

He was a judge. [4]

He resided at Riverstown. [5]

He married:

1. Honor D'Arcy. [3]
2. Elizabeth Bath. [5] He was the father of five sons and two daughters:
3. Sir Bartholomew Dillon, of Riverstown. [5]
4. Gerald Dillon.
5. Sir Robert Dillon, of Newtown, father of the Earl of Roscommon. [5]
6. Thomas Dillon. [5]
7. Edmund Dillon. [5]
8. Elizabeth Dillon, married Mr Cusack. [5]
9. Thomasin Dillon, married John Delafield. [5]
10. James died 1507. [4][6]

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Origins

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

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John Lodge, The Peerage of Ireland, 1789, page 142, GoogleBooks

"James the eldest son became seated at Riverston in the county of Meath (his mother's inheritance) and marrying Elizabeth daughter of Bartholomew Bath, of Dullardston, Esq. and widow of ____ Kerdiffe, had five sons and two daughters, viz Sir Bartholomew, his heir; Gerald who left posterity at Skryne and Balgieth; Sir Robert, of Newtown, near Trim, immediate ancestor to the Earl of Roscomon; Thomas, Prior of St Peter, of Trim; Edmund, Prior of Newtown, and of the abbey of Lusk; Elizabeth, married to _____ Cusack of Portrane; and Thomasin, to John Delafield."