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Summary of account for George Massy Dawson from Cannock Limited for various household furniture. Total owed by George Massy Dawson for household items is £59:14

Bundle of grazing agreements for Ballinacourte written by R & C Sanders estate office (on behalf of George Henry Edward Massy Dawson). Includes rent amounts ranging from £10-£49 payable on 1 October 1900. Tenants include Morgan O’Brien, Denis Ginnevan, James Hennebry, David Hennessy, John Neill, John Noonan, John Ryan, Michael Ryan and Thomas Ryan.

Various documents relating to tenants and land improvements in Clooncrippa, Co. Limerick by Thomas Ryan. Includes ledger with rented land values of Cloongrippa with names of tenants and yearly rent for the estate of Thomas Ryan, schedule of land improvements to be made for Cloongrippa and Garranmore, receipt from the public work land improvements office for drainage works totalling £232:19:7 signed by [William Lidury] and a parchment ordnance survey map of Ballinwillin and Clooncrippa [addressed to Robert Sanders, solicitor for the Thomas Ryan] illustrating alterations made due to drainage improvements signed by John Barron.

Contains one very damaged ledger relating to the transferring of lands from David Lynch to Thomas Ryan. Lands include Garranmore and Shancourt in the barony of Middlethird, Co. Tipperary. Contains ledger of tenants and their yearly rents. Tenants include Daniel Keeffe, James Dumphy, Edmont Carroll, Edmond Dwyer, Catherine Barrane, Laurence Walsh, Richard Conrahy, Richard Conrahy (Son). Rent prices vary from £1- £76. Also includes one parchment map illustrating the part of the lands of Garran More.

Badly damaged notes relating to the Ryan estate.

Typed letter to Robert Sanders of R and C Sanders (Dawson Street Dublin), from [Mr.] Holmes regarding his agreement to pay £24 for the sale of the meadowing growing upon the holding of Jeremiah O’Brien in Glenushabianna.

This series contains documents relating to the Smith Powell Doyle Estate. All papers relate to William Smith Powell Doyle. This series has been divided into one subseries and sub-subseries which includes a bundle of damaged leases. All material has been arranged chronologically within this series.

This series contains documents relating to the Staveley Estate. This series has been divided into two subseries. The first subseries relates to Robert [Jones] Staveley. The second subseries relate to his son Thomas [Butler] Staveley. Each subseries has one sub-subseries. All material has been arranged chronologically at subseries and at sub-subseries level.