Certificate of acreage of lands between Michael Higgin's garden and the ditch, formerly led by the tenants of Woodquay but now held by Dermot O'Conor Donelan, for which they have received 16 acres in return.

Certificate of survey of James Byrne for two fields in Woodquay which comes to £7.1.30.

Certificate of survey of wheat grown on the lands of Trienbane by John Loughan, valued at £2.5.7 and Daniel Thornton, valued at £1.0.4.

Certificate of survey for the lands of Woodquay, containing 41a. lr. 30p., giving a yearly value of £35.4.6 by James Byrne, surveyor. He gives the names of the tenants as Patrick Gilmour, Michael Hynes, Michael Boyle, Patrick Horan, John Finnegan and Thomas McDonagh.

Receipt of James Byrne, Surveyor, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, for a number of surveys carried out by him during 1849. Includes survey of the lands surrendered by tenants of Woodquay, the Bittern Pasture lately held by Thomas Rielly, the Derryroo Tillage land at Coolbally, Dursien between M Higgin's garden and the ditch, Mark Donelan's holding and the Dentroe Pasture at Coolbally. Total valuation comes to £51.2.36V£. Note at end states that the amount due Byrne, £1.18.9, was settled out of the November rents.

Valuation of the stock and property of Dermot Donelan by Charles Grant and James Kilkelly. Includes list of furniture in the dining room and the four bedrooms of the house, as well as livestock, farm machinery and kitchenware

Return of James Byrne, surveyor, for part of the lands at Sylain, for lands held by Michael Loghan, Thomas Whealin and Widow Hynes.

General valuation of the lands of Dermot O'Conor Donelan for the levying of Poor Rates, compiled by R F Shaw of the General
Valuation Office, Dublin.

Rough notes relating to the numbers of lambs and sheep on the farm, 125 sheep and 70 lambs.

Fragment of legal paper listing the lands held by O'Conor Donelan, but too little survives to place it in its proper context.