Letter from Pa Daly, Tuam, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, stating that he is acting for a man named Hanly. He asks if he was aware of any dealings between Dr. Donelan and this man in relation to encumbrances on Hanly's lands.

Copy letter from Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Sylan, Tuam to Mr Daly stating that it was several years since the deaths of Mr Gannon and his father. He states that Mrs Donelan seems to have had a life interest in the property, but that he has found nothing in the papers to suggest that his father had any dealing with the property in question. Also copy of same.

Postal telegraph from [ ], at the Four Courts in Dublin, to Mr Donelan, Sylan, Tuam, telling him John has been appointed.

Letter from Blake and Keary, solrs., St Francis St., Galway, acting for the Trustees of the Lough Corrib Drainage. They ask for the name of his solicitor so that they can initiate proceedings in relation to the £14.1.11 he owes.

Letters from Margaret and Barbara E Burke, Ivy Lawn, Douglas Rd., Cork, enclosing their consent for the deed of release being drawn up by Messrs. Conway and Quin releasing Dermot from all liability, and complaining of the added legal expense.

Receipt from Elizabeth O'Conor Donelan to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, for £3200 being her jointure and rent from the townland of Coolrum.

Letter from Mathys & Co., Chartered Patents Agents, Staple House, 52 Chancery Lane, London, to D Donelan Esq., Regents Hotel Piccadilly Circus, London, enclosing Letters Patent Document for U.S. Patent No. 1378769. Enclosed Patent issued for a Remembrancer or bell to be used for a fountain pen, pencil or other item on a person so that they won't lose or forget the item.

Deed of release between Richard Rawson and Marcia his wife, to Dermot O'Connor relating to judgements won against him in the Court of King's Bench by Patrick Flynn in 1758, and another judgement obtained by John Trewlis against Dermot O'Connor in 1772. Dermot is released from these judgements for the sum of £500.

Later nineteenth century copy of rental and valuation of lands mentioned in the settlement of 1811. It gives tenants names for each demesne, including Trienbane, Sylane, Pullnamal and Beagh Donelan & Beagh Roe, giving a total valuation as £309.7.9 [very fragile].

Notes relating to rents for these years. Includes agreement with the villagers of Poulnemall for the payment of £7.9.2 yearly. Also copy receipts of Andrew Loftus for rents from tenants in Poulnemall and Woodquay in 1849.