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Copy statements of position by Rooper & Whately of the 4th Earl of Limerick’s settled and devised estates following the completion of sales of property in Limerick city by auction and sales of agricultural property through the Land Court.

Copy statement of title of Samuel Moore to the townland, demesne and mansion of Killnacrott in the Barony of Castleraghan, county Cavan, agreed to be sold to William Hague junior.

Copy settlement of the [4th] Earl of Limerick’s Irish estates made between William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; May, Countess of Limerick, his wife of the 2nd part; and John Henry Kennedy of Whitwell Hall, county Norfolk esquire and John Beatty Barrington of Limerick city esquire, as trustees, of the 3rd part.

Copy schedule of deeds relating to the Fingal estate in the county of Dublin from 1685 to 1900 lodged in the Bank of Ireland in 1897.

Copy schedule of deeds dating from 1672 to 1897 concerning the Earls of Limerick sent to Messrs Barrington & Son by Messrs Rooper & Whately.

Copy release part of a lease and release dated 3 December 1698 between Abigall Moore otherwise Moyne of Moyne Hall in county Cavan widow of the first part and Edmond Reynell of the city of Dublin esquire and William Nesbitt of Cavan gentleman of the second part of the lands, tenements and premises of Moynehall, Racerrig, Agnaglogh, Lisreagh, Crimlin, Crobanagh, Polatoyle, Beagh, Loughanillan, Lisreagh, Clunaruey, Curraghareen, Pollobrally, Drumalees, Lismacratty, and the mile [?] thereunto belonging with their appurtenances and all the estate and interest in law and equity of the said Abigall Moore situate lying and being in the Barony of Loughtee and county of Cavan for ever. Lands to be held in trust to the use of Abigall Moore during her natural life; then to the use of Samuel Moore her son during his natural life; then to the use of his eldest son Nicholas Moore during his natural life and then to his heirs male; boding and by default of such issue to the use James Moore the younger grandchild of Abigall Moore and his heirs male. Item no. 3 on P15/1/2/2/1, lacking lease part; used as evidence for P15/1/2/1/1.

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.