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Declaration of John Wilson Lynch, Renmore, relating to a loan involving his aunt, Mary Wilson, who died 14 July 1875 and was buried at Belvoir. He states that she and her husband David John Wilson had no children, and that there is nothing owing on the hointure of £600, which he paid her under the terms of an indenture, dated 12 August 1864. Includes a draft.

Copy of declaration by Robert Adams of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, stating that he has received 150 guineas from William Donelan to become his apprentice. Also envelope of same.

Declaration of Trust by Robert Ruthven Cocking of Dublin, Perukemaker, declaring that he had filed a Bill of Discovery against Patrick and Patrick Blake esqrs., Michael Lynch and his wife Anstas, declaring himself the first Protestant Discoverer of their lands in Aughrim, Co. Galway, and declaring it to the sole use of Sir Robert Lynch Blosse of Mote, Co. Mayo, Baronet.

Certificates of filing of agreement and declaration fixing judicial rent, in the Court of the Land Commission. These certificates relate to agreements on judicial rents signed in 1899-1901 and filed in the Court in 1900-1. They relate to the cases between John Wilson Lynch and the following tenants, Form No 46; John Ryan, for lands in Coolycasey; Thomas Maley for lands in Ballycullen; Anne Flannery, for lands in Ballycullen; Mary Earls, widow, for lands in Ballycullen; Henry Stephens, for lands at Snaty; William Downey for lands at Crag; James Heffernan for lands at Crag; Mary Moloney, widow, for lands at Crag; Brigid Lyon, widow, for lands at Crag; Michael Doyle for lands at Crag; Michael O;Neill for lands at Coolycasey; Martin Austin for lands at Coolycasey; James McMahon for lands at Belvoir; Brigid Moloney for lands at Belvoir; John Murphy for lands at Belvoir; Mathew Gleeson for lands at Belvoir; Patrick McTierney for lands at Coolycasey; Thomas Guerin for lands at Ballycullen; Mathew Moloney for lands at Crag; Honor Gleeson for lands at Snaty (Wilson); Mathew Moloney for lands at Crag; Henry Stephens for lands at Snaty.

Photocopy press cutting from the Derry Journal by Denis Bradley, entitled 'Decommissioning: Church holds the key'. (With caption by [Éamonn Downey] referring to the original document.)

Original press cutting from the Derry Journal by Denis Bradley, entitled 'Decommissioning: Church holds the key' [as POL35/378].

Decorated token of appreciation from the regents of the American College of Surgeons to Sir Peter Freyer, to mark their grateful acceptance of the Great Mace presented to their College by the consulting surgeons of the armies of Great Britain. Size 30x40 cms.

TS Decree - Emigration from Ireland - being a statement explaining the terms behind from then on, "no citizen of the Irish Republic shall be permitted to leave Ireland for the purpose of settling abroad . . . "

Copy of James Rooth's decree - 20 acres in Connaught or Clare.

The decree of Arthur O'Neill of Co. Antrim to lands in Co. Mayo.