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Photocopy of a letter from Nestor to Gordon Stepto, Baldwin, Boyle, Stepto & Associates Pty. Ltd., Public Relation Consultants, Suite 63, 6th Floor, 74 Pitt Street, GPO Box 4882, Sydney, Australia, seeking advice on how to break into the Australian market.

Photocopy of a letter from Nestor to Graham Sheil, 2 Macey Grove, North Ringwood, 3134 Victoria, Australia, seeking advice on how to break into the Australian market.

Copy letter to Maxwell Sweeney, Radio Centre, RTÉ, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, on the possibility of reading her children’s stories on radio.

Carbon copy of a letter from Nestor to Owen McKiernan, President, Irish American Cultural Institute, 683 Osceola Avenue, St Paul, Minnesota, USA, seeking advice on how to break into the American market.

Copy letter to R. Lyon, Managing Director, Talbot Press, Talbot Street, Dublin, seeking advice on having children’s stories published.

Copy of a letter to Vincent Browne, Managing Editor, Sunday Tribune, 8 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, seeking to submit work for publication and enclosing a sample beginning of a short story.

Copy letter to Tom Tobin, Features’ Editor, The Irish Observer, 16a Craven Park Road, Harlsden, London, forwarding nine poems (now not present) for the paper’s ‘Poetry Corner’.

Copy letters of appreciation to Michael Greene, Acting City Engineer; J. Griffin, Manager, Murray’s Car Hire; Michael Harkin, Secretary, Cannock and Company; C. Kenneally, Manager, Cruises Royal Hotel; M. Power, Head Gardener of People’s Park; K Quilligan, Housing Officer; and Chief Superintendent Reynolds, An Garda Síochána, thanking them and their staff and colleagues for their assistance during the Kennedy visit. Also replies from Kenneally and Reynolds.

Copy Letters Patent dated 13 July 1629 between Charles I of England, Scotland, France and Ireland of the first part and Abigal Moygne widow, Roger Moigne esquire and John Greenham gentleman and their heirs and assigns of the second part of that proportion of lands by the late General Survey of all the lands in our County Cavan in our said Kingdom of Ireland called the great proportion of Lisreagh alias Moignehall, and all the towns, villages, hamlets, poles, parcels of lands, tenements and other hereditaments known by the names following [a five-page list of names follows]. Term: for ever. Conditions: annual crown rent of 21 shillings and 4 pence for two poles of Dromalee, and £21.6.8 for Lisreagh and the rest of the premises, payable in two equal half-yearly portions at the feast of St Michael and Easter. Item no. 1 on P15/1/2/2/1; used as evidence for P15/1/2/1/1.

Copy list of leases and other deeds registered in the Registry of Deeds Office between 1828 and 1887, relating to the estate of Thomas E. Lloyd.