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Deed of assignment of bond by Mathias Thomas Smyth to mark Lynch, for the sum of £47.17.6. Includes receipt for £20 from Mathias Thomas Smyth, to Mark Lynch, a rent charge on a holding at Gorteen (12 Nov 1808).

Deed of assignment between Richard Rawson of Nassau St., Dublin, and Mary Anne Ferrall, his niece. He grants her the judgement which he obtained against Dermott Donelan in 1808.

Deed of assignment between Sir Robuck Lynch of Carrondolly, Co. Galway, Bart., Dame Catherine Lynch alias Blake his wife, and John Blake of Killeen, Co. Mayo, gent., of the first part; Hyacinth Darcy of Kiltullagh, Co. Galway, Esq., and John Darcy of the same, gent., second son of the said Hyacinth, Jane Darcy aUas Lynch his wife, eldest daughter of the said Sir Robuck and Dame Catherine, of the second part, and Thomas Martin of Coole, Co. Galway, gent., Anthony Browne of the town of Galway, merchant, Patrick Darcy of Gurteen, Co. Mayo, Esq., and Nicholas Darcy of the City of Dublin, Esq. of the third part. It recounts Sir Henry Lynch’s settlement on his younger children dated 17 July 1684 and the settlement of Henry Blake on his daughter Catherine dated 3 Mar 1703. Hyacinth Darcy demises his lands in Connemara to his son John and his wife Jane (eldest daughter of Robuck and Catherine). The lands are put under the control of the trustees of Robuck and Caterine and Hyacinth to meet the charge on the estate.

Unexecuted lease by Sir Robuk Lynch to his second son John Lynch of the quarter of Bohane in the Barony of Carra for 11 years at an annual rent of 20 pounds.

Unexecuted grant between Sir Robuvck Lynch of Corrinduly and Sir Henry, his eldest son and heir apparent, demising lands in County Mayo to him to allow him to travel abroad for his improvement.

Deed of assignment by Hugh O Dyllana and Cormocke O Dyllana grant to Edmund Hearne and his heirs, the quarter of ffarygroame in consideration of an amount he has given them in mortgage.

Deed of assignment by James Lynch of the City of Dublin, Esq., to Robert Finlay of the City of London, merchant, to whom he is indebted of £350. He assigns a lease of lands in the barony of Carra given to himself and his deceased brother Dominick to cover the debt.

Deed of assignment by John McBrien Reagh to Edmund Hearne of the lands of Corkinfannogg, Bouhnfoghtunanm Caooaghporehlagh, as well as his half of Cnockancappade and Corknouan.

Deed of assignment by John McBrien Reagh to Edmund Hearne of the lands of Corkinfannogg, Bounfoghtunan, Caooaghporehlagh, as well as his half of Cnockancappade and Corknouan.

Deed of assignment by Mary, Lady Lynch, widow of Sir Henry Lynch of Castlecarra of the first part, Peter Lynch her second son of the second part and Ann Lynch, her only daughter, of the third part. On the death of her grandchild Anastasia Blake, she became entitled to a bond for £3000 set on the lands of Richard Blake of Ardfry on his lands at Rinville, which had been given by Philip Lynch to Richard. Two-thirds is to go to Peter and one third to Ann once she makes a marriage acceptable to her mother. Also, she wants to check if the assignment is within the rules of the Catholic Church, and if not she will void the assignment.