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List of repairs etc. on the Maryborough estate taken from the account books of Sir Eyre Coote and Lady Jane Coote.

This series contains tenants’ grazing, conacre and letting agreements.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to Mary Aird part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 1 May 1909 for the sum of £2.

Agreement by Joseph Costigan to take from 21 April 1946 to 1 November 1946 that portion of the Jail Field lately used as town plots for the sole purpose of sowing a crop of barley and to make his own fencing to protect the crop from trespassing. He agrees to pay the sum of £8 in two equal payments on 1 May and 1 November.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to Joseph P. Costigan part of the Jail Field, Borris, Maryborough for the grazing of cattle and sheep from 1 May 1949 to 31 March 1950 for the sum of £10 to be paid in two equal instalments.

Memorandum of agreement by Mrs E. G. Kaye and Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation to let to Joseph P. Costigan that part of the Jail Field on the Borris road to the rere of artisans’ houses in Maryborough for the grazing of cattle and sheep from 1 May 1951 to 31 March 1952 for the sum of £10 to be paid in two equal instalments.

Memorandum of agreement by Eyre Coote of West Park, Damerham, Salisbury to permit Thomas Cushion to use all the grass on the field in Borris Little situated on the east side of the Borris Road and lying between the field known as the Gaol field and John Kelly’s holding as lately held by Catherine Delany, containing 5 Irish acres for grazing purposes only from 1 February 1901 to 1 January 1902 for the sum of £15 to be paid in two equal instalments.

This series contains grazing agreements with V. G. Hinds.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1911 for the sum of £5 5s to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1912 for the sum of £5 5s to be paid on the execution of the agreement.