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Softback ledger entitled 'Abstracts of Farm Accounts, Henry Standish Barry, Leamlara, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork, Commencing 25th March 1920'. The ledger comprises annual farm accounts, detailing farm spending and receipts, with additional lists of areas of tillage, valuations, insurance policies, loans, rent charges etc.

Accounts on a card embossed ‘The Country Club, Limerick’, recording the total revenue, local expenses and balance available for imperial expenses in Great Britain and Ireland.

Accounts entitled ‘Estimated Statement of Yearly Income & Charges 1917’, mainly outlining income from stocks and shares.

Accounts relating to an auction at Sandville for the representatives of the late John Barry Esq, recording lot numbers, descriptions of each lot and amount of money realised.

Appointment on vellum by Queen Victoria of James Shine as Justice of the Peace for county Limerick.

Appointment on vellum by Queen Victoria of Michael Shine as Justice of the Peace for county Limerick.

Assignment of lands between Michael Shine, Ballymacreese, county Limerick, of the first part and Jeremiah Shine, Ballymacreese, county Limerick, of the second part. Property: The lands of Carrickparson situate in the liberties of the City of Limerick with all the estate right title and interest to indemnify and save harmless Jeremiah Shine and his heirs from payment of an annuity of £200 to Roger Shine their father. Term: During the lives of Roger Shine and Ellen his wife. Condition: The sum of £451 to be paid by Michael Shine by two equal instalments on 1 May and 1 November.

Assignment of lease between William Frahill, Coolehenane [Coolyhenan], in the liberties of the City of Limerick, of the first part and Jeremiah Shine, Coolehenane [Coolyhenan], in the liberties of the City of Limerick, of the second part. Property: That part of the lands of Coolehenane [Coolyhenan] bounded on the west with the Cork road and containing according to James Cahill’s survey 4 acres 2 roods and 5 perches. Term: For the remainder of the original lease. Condition: Forty-two pounds to be paid in hand by Shine. Yearly rent of £2 16 shillings and 3 pence to be paid by two equal instalments on 25 March and 25 September. The crop of potatoes now tilling to be dug up and taken away on or before 1 December.

Calculations relating to Patrick Kelly’s holding on Friarstown, [county Limerick].