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Rental for the Duras estate, furnished by Edward Kendall for the half year, with account of disbursements, Oct 1889 - Apr 1890.

Rental for the Duras estate, furnished by Edward Kendall for the half year, with account of disbursements, Apr - July 1890. Includes covering letter in which Edward Kendall discusses his visits to Duras at a cost of £3 per visit, and whether he should go there less frequently. Also receipts for work done on the estate.

Rental for the Duras estate, furnished by Edward Kendall for the half year, with account of disbursements, Aug 1890 - Mar 1891. Includes covering letter in which Edward Kendall encloses a list of tenants against whom he proposed to take proceedings. Also copy of this list in John Wilson Lynch's handwriting.

Rental for the Duras estate, furnished by Edward Kendall for the half year, with account of disbursements, Apr - July 1891.

Accounts relating to rents, wages including labourers on the estate, income tax, insurance and other matters.

MS accounts and chronology of life and events of Michael Rynne written and prepared by his son, Etienne Rynne. Also includes MS letters to Etienne Rynne by 'Frank', Co. Limerick, writing details of his involvement in revolutionary events with Michael Rynne, also a MS document by Etienne Rynne of Michael Rynne's accounts of Bloody Sunday.

Various accounts, rents and descriptions of property belong to Christopher Ormsby in Dublin, including properties in Great George's St., Hollybrook, Exchequer St. and five houses adjoining the Castle occupied as Barracks. The first page is entitled 'A list of houses and other concerns belonging to Christopher Ormsby assigned over to his nephew Thomas Ormsby Jnr and the Rev. Newcomin Whitelaw deceased in trust - a relative of his - in trust.'

Rental for the Duras estate, furnished by A.W. Hazell for the half year, with account of disbursements, June 1904 - Mar 1905. Includes covering letters and vouchers.

Sheet with an account of rents received from tenants at Cornamucklagh and Treanboy compared to their yearly obligations, with an account of ejected tenants on reverse side.

Accounts relating to the running of the Taibhdhearc [in Irish].