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Same as LE40/3/99. Messrs Mills and Echlin, 12 Gloucester St., solicitors, copied 20 April 1832.

Conveyance of 128 acres of Brackloon and assignment of a yearly tenancy of 12 acres of Brackloon and 162 acres of Attimonmore South and Laragh, barony of Kilconnell, for the residue of the terms by which these lands were held by the Mitchell family. Margaret Mitchell, 50 Haddington R, Dublin, spinster and William Hogg, 37 Connaught St, Dublin esq (1), ‘the said’ Margaret Mitchell (2), and William Daly, Dunsandle, (3). Recites a lease relating to Brackloon, Rev Nicholas Devereux to Patrick Mitchell dated 18 Apr 1856 and the will of Patrick Mitchell (1876). His son, another Patrick Mitchell, died in 1896 leaving a wife Minnie, who died in 1900 and 3 children. These 3 children were made wards of court and after their mother’s death Margaret Mitchell became their guardian. William Daly paid £800 and £600 respectively for the lands conveyed and assigned. Includes note that this deed was referred to in an affidavit of Joseph Molloy (6 Oct 1905). Richardson and Synnott, 31 Kildare St, Dublin, [solicitors].

Conveyance of 17a 3r 10p of Abbeyfield and Kilconnell, part of the benefice of Kilconnell, in the Diocese of Clonfert, by the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland to Denis Lord Dunsandle, for £880. John Ball, 11 Hume St, Dublin, solicitor for Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland.

Conveyance of a house and premises in Kilconnell, part of the benefice of Kilconnell, Diocese of Clonfert, by the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland to Francis Swift, Kilconnell, Co Galway, schoolmaster, for £20. John Ball, solicitor.

Conveyance of a plot, 34½ perch and a house, in Kilconnell, William Burke, Kilconnell, Co Galway, farmer, to Denis Lord Dunsandle, for £30. The Irish Church Temporality Commissioners, on 8 Aug 1873 had conveyed this plot to Burke. Thomas D O’Farrell, 32 Rutland Sq, [Dublin] and Loughrea [solicitor].

Copy conveyance of 97 acres in the Barony of Gallen. The parties are (1) Lieut. Col. Frederick William Trench, Assistant Quarter Master General of His Majesty's Forces; (2) Michael Frederick Trench of Keywood, Queen's County, Esq.; (3)Sir Henry Parnell of Rathleague, Queen's County and Hon. Charles Vesey of Dublin, barrister; (4) Thomas Ormsby Esq. and Lieut. Col. Anthony Ormsby of Ballinamore; (5) John Lord Viscount de Vesci and James Stewart of Killymoon, County Tyrone Esq.; (6) Charles Poulet Doyne of Ballymullen, Queen's County and Andrew Caldwell of Rutland Sq., Dublin, Esq. (7) Maurice Blake of Towerhill, County Mayo, Esq. The term of the conveyance is for ever in consideration of 5s. to be paid to each party by Maurice Blake. Witnesses are John Mills, Robert Simpson, Philip Doyne, Richard Clarke, Michael Malone, Edward Harman Rainsford, William Lindsey. Registry of Deeds number 706.93.483629. It quotes deeds of 25 and 26 November 1803 Trenchs to others and 3 May 1803 Ormsbys to Thomas Lindsey, deceased in 1816, and Maurice Blake. It allows for the division of lands held in common with Trench. Agreement to divide in 1816, John Roe and John Longfield land surveyors of Dublin, to effect the partition. 67 acres in Baun, 24 in Carrowdangan, 4 in Knockshanvally and 2 in Develish attached to the Ormsby estate granted by this deed to Maurice Blake [as trustee for the provisions in the deed of 3 May 1803 which was the marriage settlement of Anthony Ormsby and Rebecca Elwood.

Conveyance to make a tenant to the precipe and lead the use of a recovery, for the lands of Ballindo and Rathoma, rectorial tithes of the parish of Ballingarry on the borders of Mayo, Sligo and Roscommon and of the parish of Killukan, County Roscommon; Daurus, the castle and lands of Robine, Rahard and Killnagarken, Lissovelline, lands of Cullen and Skincourt all in the Barony of Kilmaine, Town and lands of Carrowcrum, barony of Gallen. [Gives many variations of names for all these lands]. Parties are (1) Thomas Bucknell Lindsey of Dublin, Esq., eldest son and heir of Rev. Samuel Lindsey deceased; (2) Christopher Ormsby, merchant of Dublin; (3) David Ruttledge of Dublin, Gent. Witnesses are Edward Bell and George Ellison. Includes the acknowledgement of Marcus Paterson Esq. Chief Justice of the Common Bench and allowing the deed to be enrolled.

Conveyance of Lismore Estate, Co Galway (No 28), James Daly of Dunsandle and Denis St G Daly, Lieutenant 7th Hussars, eldest son of James, to Richard Livesay, Mountjoy Sq, Dublin, for one year bargain and sale and by force of statute for transferring uses into possession. James Daly had a life interest in the Lismore estate left to him by Anthony Daly, who died in 1810, and entailed on James Daly's sons. Recites deed of 28 Nov 1831, Dalys to Edward Livesay who became tenant to the freehold.

File includes manuscript notes and drawings about archaeological features from Conwal, Co. Donegal, by Etienne Rynne. Also includes some MS letters to Rynne from Paddy [ ] discussing work at Conwal, re. stone slabs and transcription of inscriptions on stone with ogham alphabet.

4 aerial photographs of a cliffside promontory fort at Cool Beg, Rossnowlagh, County Donegal.