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Black and white negative copy of children on a beach for Shannon Free Development Company (SFADCo).

Black and white negative copy of people [in the late 19th Century] for SPS.

Black and white negative copy of a plan for T. Smith.

Black and white negative copy spares of a plan for T. Smith.

Copy of the probate and last will and testament of Edmund Morony who died on 11 November 1918.

Copy probate of the will of Edward Lloyd, Heathfield, county Limerick, appointing his son Thomas Edward Lloyd and son-in-law Edward White, Fort Etna, county Limerick, as his trustees and executors. He bequeaths all his property to his son Thomas Edward and a cash annuity of £30 to his daughter Margaret. To his grandson Edward Lloyd Taylor, £50; to his daughters Maryann, Helena and Affy, £10; and to his daughter Margaret, £5 for the purchase of mourning.

Copy reconveyance of mortgage dated 5 August 1835 between James Blackwood of Saint Field in county Down and James Blacker of St Andrew Street in the city of Dublin of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullis House in county Cavan of the second part; Gerard Moore of the same address, eldest son and heir apparent of Samuel Moore of the third part; and Thomas Tennison of Castle Tennison in county Roscommon of the fourth part of the towns and lands of Cullies otherwise Cullis and the towns and lands of Drumboe otherwise Drumboes. Item no. 39 on P15/1/2/2/1; used as evidence for P15/1/2/1/6.

Copy release dated 14 July 1851 of one third charge of £1,000 and declaration in the case of William Noble and Louisa his wife to Samuel Moore. Marked ‘No. 10’ on the cover.

Copy release by Deborah Anne Peacock, widow, and John Guinane, land agent, of the hereditaments and premises comprised in and demised by an indenture dated 28 August 1861 (now not present) [comprising the town and lands of Odellville, a small plot of ground of the town and lands of Ballynerogy Barry containing 3 acres 2 roods and 8 perches plantation measure, the town and lands of Ballynerogy Hayes and the town and lands of Ballynerogy formerly held by the Herlihys and since in the tenancy of Richard Smith and his undertenants situate in the Barony of Upper Connelloe and county of Limerick], in consideration of the sum of £200 and all interest on said sum having been paid by Edmund Morony.