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Fine levied by Adam Ormsby of County Sligo for lands of Ballinamore, Carrowdangan, Deulesch, etc.

Lease of lands of Ballinamore, Carrowbegg, Carrpowcormick, Carrowdangan, Carrownthicane, Knockshanvally, Baun, Larga, Cullilea, Carrowdangan, Derryvohey and Divelish. From William Cooper of Dublin to Anthony Ormsby of Ballinamore for 1 year at the rent of a peppercorn. Witnesses are William Ruttledge and Samuel Dempsy, Registry of Deeds number 213.484.142338.

Release from mortgage of £400 following LE40/2/79. It refers to the deed of 29 March 1762 [LE40/2/71] and includes William Cooper's acknowledgement of the receipt of £413.15.10.

Exemplification of a recovery by Anthony Ormsby and Thomas his son of lands in the Barony of Gallen. It involves Thomas Ruttledge, Thomas Kelly, tenant and the Court of Common Bench. Includes large seal.

Conveyance to make a tenant to the precipe and lead the use of a recovery, for the lands of Ballindo and Rathoma, rectorial tithes of the parish of Ballingarry on the borders of Mayo, Sligo and Roscommon and of the parish of Killukan, County Roscommon; Daurus, the castle and lands of Robine, Rahard and Killnagarken, Lissovelline, lands of Cullen and Skincourt all in the Barony of Kilmaine, Town and lands of Carrowcrum, barony of Gallen. [Gives many variations of names for all these lands]. Parties are (1) Thomas Bucknell Lindsey of Dublin, Esq., eldest son and heir of Rev. Samuel Lindsey deceased; (2) Christopher Ormsby, merchant of Dublin; (3) David Ruttledge of Dublin, Gent. Witnesses are Edward Bell and George Ellison. Includes the acknowledgement of Marcus Paterson Esq. Chief Justice of the Common Bench and allowing the deed to be enrolled.

Lease of the lands of Caragine, Barony of Gallen, Thomas Ormsby of Ballinamore to James Walsh, Luke Reily, Mary Ruane, widow, John Ruane, Simon Ruane, John Jonine, Andrew McDonnell, Loughlin Quinn. For a term of 21 years at £45.10.0.

A number of the documents in this section are copies of deeds and not the original deeds. The copies were probably made for use during the various court cases of the nineteenth century. There is only one document relating to the twentieth century.

Lease of part of Carrondangon called Gortdrunagh. Thomas Ormsby of Ballinamore to James Brady, John Corrily, Martin Corrily, Michael, Denis Sen., Dennis Jnr. and John Brady. For the life of Thomas Ormsby at £106.19.0.

Release of annuity in relation to LE40/3/99. The parties are Ann Dunbar, widow, nee Caldwell; Lieut. Col. Frederick William Trench; Lieut. Col. Anthony Ormsby. It refers to Ann Dunbar's interest in a sum of £3000 which was transferred into an annuity of £253 chargeable on lands belonging to the Trenchs by a deed of 27 Oct. 1811, Deed of 20 Nov 1817 the Trenches and others sold lands referred to in LE40/3/99 to Anthony Ormsby for ever. These lands formed part of the annuity of £253, while the later deed released them from this charge. Other parties referred to in the earlier deed were the Caldwell, Haywood, Parnell, Vesey, Stewart and Doyne families. Michael Frederick Trench's wife was Anna Helena, nee Stewart.

Mortgage for £3000 on numbers 6-10 South Great George's Street, and also Christopher Ormsby's dues from a case in the High Court of Chancery. Parties are (1) Christopher Ormsby of Gloucester St., Dublin and (2) Anthony Ormsby of Bray, County Wicklow, late Lieut. Col. of the North Mayo Militia.