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Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to Edward Mackintosh the cottage and premises known as Cottage situate on Dublin Road, Maryborough lately occupied by Philip Lynch as tenant from week to week from 10 May 1902 at the weekly rent of 4 shillings payable on Saturday in every week. Mackintosh to make good any damage to the said premises.

Agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to Joseph Coleman the cottage and premises situate on Borris Road, Maryborough late in the occupation of Christopher Dowling from week to week from 31 January 1925 for the weekly rent of 3 shillings payable on Saturday in every week. Coleman to make good any damage to the said premises. Note added at the end that Coleman ‘refused to take after signing agreement – see new agreement with Dave Dunne’.

Agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Coote to let to Christopher Dowling the cottage and premises situate on Borris Road, Maryborough late in the occupation of Richard Mahoney from week to week from 31 January 1925 for the weekly rent of 2 shillings and 6 pence payable on Saturday in every week. Dowling to make good any damage to the said premises.

Agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Coote to let to Christopher Keogh the cottage and premises situate on Borris Road, Maryborough late in the occupation of Jeremiah Dunne from week to week from 26 May 1928 for the weekly rent of 3 shillings payable on Saturday in every week. Keogh to make good any damage to the said premises.

Agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Coote to let to Michael Glennon the cottage and premises situate on Borris Road, Maryborough late in the occupation of Peter O’Brien from week to week from 7 May 1932 for the weekly rent of 3 shillings sterling payable on Saturday in every week. Glennon to make good any damage to the said premises.

Valuation of the townlands of Borris Little and Borris Great, Queen’s County, listing occupiers, immediate lessors, description of tenement, size of holding and rateable annual valuation.

Schedule of particulars of buildings and lands on the Maryborough estate of the late Sir Eyre Coote for the purpose of valuating estate duty.

Accounts by Guinness Mahon & Co concerning tithe rent charges and income tax arising out of the late Sir Eyre Coote’s Castlecoote, Fingal and Maryborough estates.

This series consists of correspondence of the Coote family’s land agents.

Copy letter from Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote to Guinness, Mahon & Co. asking them to continue acting for him in relation to the sale of the Irish estates under the Land Purchase Act of 1923.