Sub-series 6 - Furnace

Identity area

Reference code

UGA LE/LE56/8/6

Title

Furnace

Date(s)

  • 17/07/1944-24/01/1979 (creation)

Level of description

Sub-series

Extent and medium

25 items

Context area

Archival history

Immediate source of acquisition or transfer

Content and structure area

Scope and content

Materials pertaining to competing claims of transfer of the fishing lodge and fishing and shooting rights at Furnace and Lettermuckoo, County Galway between Robert Lesley Berridge and his siblings (Francis Richard Berridge, James Willcox Berridge, Anne Thomson Jenyns, and Eulalia Beatrice Berridge) including draft affidavits from the siblings and Westminster Bank Ltd.; the 1972 transfer of part of said property and rights from Anne Thomson Jenyns and Cicely Dorothea Berridge (wife of Robert Lesley Berridge) to Anne's son John Jenyns; previous transactions of fishing rights at this location involving non-familial tenants, and valuations of the properties held by the family members.

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Breisiúcháin

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Conditions governing access

Open

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      Status

      Catalogued

      Level of detail

      Dátaí cruthaithe athbhreithnithe nó scrios

      23/09/2024
      11/07/2025

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