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Affidavit of Daniel Macnamara, Rosroe, Co. Clare, farmer, of his serving of the writ of spna. [abbreviated] on both the defendants, Rev Joseph Wilson and Richard Wilson on 10 November 1748. Affidavit sworn before Will Adams.

Draft and signed copy of sworn affidavit of George C Stapleton, giving particulars of the deed of settlement of 1864. He also states that the eldest son of the marriage died in 1892, the second son refused to take the name of Wilson, so the third son William Wilson Lynch Wilson became entitled to the estate.

Affidavit of Henry James Flanagan stating that he is the person 'on the annexed certificate'.

Draft and attested copy affidavit of James H Moran, solicitor, 5 Mallow St., Limerick, stating that Henry Stephens signed the form of consent in his presence.

Attested copy of affidavit of Patrick Heffernan, bailiff, Belvoir, Sixmilebridge, Co Clare, detailing his service of the notice of order of sale on the tenants of the Belvoir estate and neighbouring landlords. Includes three schedules.

Draft and attested copy affidavit of Robert W de Courcy, BE, giving details of the map which he drew up of the lands of Crag, Snaty Wilson and Belvoir and of the cutting of turf.

Copy] affidavit sworn by Rose Zara Daly and Denis Bowes Daly, for the Inland Revenue relating to the estate duty due on the personal estate in Ireland of Denis St George Daly of Over Norton Park, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, who died on 16 Apr 1942, aged 79, so that a grant of probate might be obtained. Interleaved with pages containing a valuation of securities; particulars of rent due on the Thurles and Thomastown estates; apportionment of rents; particulars of Denis St George Daly’s free estate and stocks and shares in England. Gross value of the personal property of Denis St George Daly in Ireland was £3,278.7.5.

Draft affidavit of the service of notice of order of sale to the tenants on the Belvoir Estate, as well as to the landlords of adjoining lands. Includes two schedules.

Copy affidavit of William Wilson Lynch Wilson of Belvoir, before the Court of the Irish Land Commissioners, stating that he is unaware of any impediment to the purchase of his estate under the Irish Land Acts.

Draft and attested copy of the affidavit of William Wilson Lynch Wilson, seeking to bring an injunction to stop Henry Stephens, Peter Molony and Michael Earls cutting turf in the grassy portion of his lands at Crag, Snaty Wilson and Belvoir. Includes copy letter from E & G Stapleton to Patrick Molony, Crag, Sixmilebridge, Co Clare, informing him that they want him to stop cuttng turf on the grazing farm. He states that if they do not receive an undertaking to this effect, that they will seek an injunction from Justice Ross (4 Feb 1915).