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Letters from Metcalfe, Lilburn & Enright, Public Accountants, 46 O’Connell Street, Limerick, to Helen Lucia Allott, Odell Ville, Ballingarry, county Limerick, relating to the dispersal of the estate of her father, Edward Locke Lloyd. The letters are concerned in the main with the Heathfield Trust, the sale by the trustees of the lands of Drominaphotta (otherwise Ballinruane), and the disposal of the Corbally rents, which include Riverview, Maryville and the Gabbett Estate. Attached to the letters is correspondence from D. H. F. Gabbett (expressing his disinterest in buying out the rent of the Gabbett Estate), F. M. Fitt & Co., Solicitors, and Leslie Enright. Other attachments include a copy appointment of Robert Francis Holmes and Edward Locke Loyd as trustees to the Heathfield Trust in place of Robert Mun Hunt and Edmond Langley Hunt, dated 14 June 1913 (8 December 1969), and two draft conveyances from 1965 relating to the lands of Ballinruane. The last two items are attached to a letter dated 16 February 1970; for other items originally attached to this letter, see P27/1/3/1/8, P27/1/3/2/6, P27/1/3/2/10 and P27/1/3/2/12.

This series contains records of financial nature relating to the Barry family estates.

This sub-series contains rent and building accounts, receipts for salaries, subscriptions and the purchase of goods associated with Doneraile Court, county Cork and Granston Manor, county Laois.

This sub-series contains receipts and accounts relating to the Reverend John Heffernan.

Accounts concerning rent charges arising out of the late Sir Eyre Coote’s Catlecoote, Fingal and Maryborough estates, recording arrears due, arrears received, further arrears due, income tax allowed and abatements allowed. Also summary accounts of Maryborough rentals, listing denominations, tenants, yearly rents and observations.

Accounts concerning the allocation of funds in court. These items require conservation treatment and are too fragile to be safely handled.

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.

Ledger containing accounts kept by Walsh, detailing dividends received on investments and royalties received from published works. Information on dividends arranged in columns under headings including ‘date paid’, ‘date received’, ‘gross amount’, ‘net amount’ and ‘tax paid’. Investments in concerns including Great Southern Railways 4% debentures, Ranks (Ireland) and Irish Dunlop Company Limited. Details of royalties include company or publication from which payment was made. Also income from other sources such as pension is included. Most pages are blank.