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Poem entitled Some Day, unattributed but presumably written by Frances Condell.

Poem entitled Soliloquy written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Letters from F. M. Fitt & Co., Solicitors, Lower Mallow Street, Limerick, to Helen Lucia Allott, Odellville, Ballingarry, county Limerick, relating to the dispersal of the estate of her father, Edward Locke Lloyd. The letters relate in the main to the valuation and dispersal of the lands of Drominaphotta (otherwise Ballinruane), Ballinaphotta, and part of the lands of Odellville; the Heathfield Trust; Edward and Catherine Lloyd’s claim for entitlements to the Heathfield Estate; the probate court and probate registry fees; and Allott’s application as owner of all her father’s lands. Attached to the letters are correspondence and notes of meetings with McKeever & Son, Dublin (solicitors to Edward and Catherine Lloyd), and correspondence with Wm. B. Fitt Auctioneer, Limerick, and the Valuation Office, Dublin. Other attachments include a summary of settlements and deeds relating to the trusteeship of the lands of Heathfield (22 June 1967), and a copy draft High Court order relating to the case of Edward Morony Lloyd against Helen and Michael Allott, outlining a way of dealing with land sales to meet death duties, trustees expenses, and education expenses of Marcus and Rickard Lloyd (20 March 1969). In three folders.

Letters from Holmes O’Malley & Sexton, Solicitors, 57 O’Connell Street, Limerick, to Helen Lucia Allott, Odellville, 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 disposal of the Corbally rents; the Heathfield estate; the sale of the lands of Ballinruan and Ballynarooga More; and her father’s shares in the Limerick Race Company Ltd. Attached to the letters is correspondence with the Irish Land Commission relating to the sale of Ballinruan.

Letters from Holmes O’Malley & Sexton, Solicitors, to Michael Allott relating to a driving accident involving Allott and Desmond Hallinan, and a claim made by the latter. Attached to the last letter is a release from liability form signed by Hallinan.

Letter from J. S. Gaffney, P. S. Connolly & Co. Solicitors, 86 O’Connell Street, Limerick, to the Mother Superioress, Presentation Convent, Limerick, providing further particulars concerning Tom O’Brien’s death and giving assurances that he has the O’Brien family’s best interests at heart. He notes how much Katty’s children are admired and how proud the family should be of them.

Handwritten letter marked ‘personal’ from [James I. Sexton], Holmes O’Malley & Sexton, Solicitors, to Michael and Nell [Helen] [Allott] thanking them for their recent communications.

Letter from John J. Dundon, Solicitor, 101 O’Connell Street, Limerick to Stephen O’Mara, Limerick, enclosing accounts showing distribution of purchase money of Boru House and premises, furniture and effects on the death of Thomas O’Brien, and a cheque for Anne O’Mara’s share. The letter also makes a proposal for the shares of Thomas O’Brien’s three sons still in their minority.

Letter from Holmes O’Malley & Sexton to Michael Allott relating to an unspecified legal matter.

Letters from Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin relating to Stephen O’Mara’s will and his desire to appoint a new guardian to his son Peter O’Mara.