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              UGA LE/LE10/2/5/5/218 · Item · 01/06/1872
              Part of Landed Estates

              Receipts of the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland to Thomas O'Conor Donelan of Sylane, Tuam, giving rent-charge and poor-rate paid by Thomas on the various benefices, as well as correspondence relating to the Poor Law rate of the Tuam Union.

              Application for fair rent
              UGA LE/LE10/2/5/5/221 · Item · 24/04/1889
              Part of Landed Estates

              Form relating to a notice for application for fair rent by Pat Connolly of Cartrin, Tuam, for lands in Cartrin leased by Dermot O'Conor Donelan from the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland. The form notes improvements made to the lands by the tenant.

              UGA LE/LE10/2/5/6/226 · Item · 1854-1856
              Part of Landed Estates

              Receipts from the Office of Public Works to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, for repayments in drainage schemes which they have carried out on his lands.

              UGA LE/LE10/2/5/6/227 · Item · 22/02/1856
              Part of Landed Estates

              Copy of letter from R Griffith and T McKerlie, Special Inquiry Commission, Dublin, to Sir C.C. Trevelyan. They refer to the complaint of Mr. O'Conor Donelan "to the lads in the Treasury" in relation to their statements about the Turloughmore district. They state that they have carefully looked into the complaint and feel that they have no reason to reassess their views.

              UGA LE/LE10/2/5/8/239 · Item · 1883
              Part of Landed Estates

              Invoices for general items from McDonnell & Co., General Merchants, and J.H. Cloran, Corn Merchant, both of Tuam, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan.