Papers relating to William Wilson Lynch acting as trustee, with Col Frederick Tottenham, for the proceeds from the sale of Major Stopford Cosby Hickman's Fenloe estate, under the Land Purchase Acts, Record No EC3239. The sale concerned 1,314 acres of Rehy East and West, 1,171 acres of Dangananella East and West, Barony of Moyarta, 410 acres of Finlough, Barony of Lower Bunratty, also 308 acres of Smithstown and 205 acres of Caherteige, Barony of Lower Bunratty, Co. Clare. F M Fitt and Co, Lower Mallow St, Limerick and 38 Dame St, Dublin, were S C Hickman's solicitors. All letters addressed to William Wilson Lynch.
Letters and other items from William Roche and Sons, solicitors, to William Wilson Lynch, relating to the Redington estates and wills of members of the Redington family. William Wilson Lynch was executor of the wills of his aunt, Annie Redington and his mother, Fanny Wilson Lynch. As one of the trustees to the will of Christopher T Redington, he authorised the sale of Kilcornan to Galway County Council in 1933. Includes letters to John Wilson Lynch and Annie Redington relating to the Redington Trusts. The Roches were cousins of the Redingtons.
Similar folder to that of the Clare Hunt Ball [LE6/D/204-244] containing miscellaneous items, relating to the Redington family. Some subsections have been arranged according to subject matter. Many of the items appear to have belonged to Mary T Redington. A list of plate, glass and china at Belvoir, Co. Clare in 1918 was also found in this folder [LE6/E/64].
Letters from her son Christopher T Redington, describing his visits to various places in Italy, France, England and Ireland.
Letters from Christopher T Redington from his cousin Oliver Martyn and his friend A Hillgrove Turner, who was at Oxford with him.