This series contains documents relating to the Staveley Estate. This series has been divided into two subseries. The first subseries relates to Robert [Jones] Staveley. The second subseries relate to his son Thomas [Butler] Staveley. Each subseries has one sub-subseries. All material has been arranged chronologically at subseries and at sub-subseries level.

Typed copy of the last will and testament of Thomas Butler Staveley of 6 Wellington Road Wavertree Liverpool. Comes with typed cover page on headed paper stating “in his majesty’s high court of justice” dated 31 March 1911 and states Thomas [Butler] Staveley died the 10 March 1911. Copy of will originally made the 14 June 1894 whereby Thomas Butler Staveley names his wife Eliza Staveley his executrix and leaves to her lands in Clouncrippy [Clooncrippa] Co. Limerick.

File of research material by Kerby Miller. Includes catalogue, description of the 23 letters, transcripts (46pp), copies of originals (90pp). Correspondence with Kerby, descriptions of letters and transcripts, folder of research notes by Kerby. Letters from various siblings of the O’Callaghan family Fallow, Kilmacthomas, Waterford discussing immigration to the States, as well as the political situation in Ireland. Patrick serves in the US Army and many of his letters refer to his life in the army. Also letters from the States back to their family in Kilmacthomas. Details of individual letters available at https://imirce.universityofgalway.ie/p/ms/search?ASSET_COLLECTION=851&c=851

Productions by Druid Theatre Company during 2004

File of theatre programmes of productions by Loose Canon and by Bedrock Theatre Company.
Programmers for Bedrock productions include: Saved by Edward Bond; The White Devil by John Webster;

Programmes for Loose Canon productions include: Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare; the Duchess of Malfi by John Webster; Coriolanus by William Shakespeare; The Spanish tragedy by Thomas Kyd;

File of theatre programmes from plays by Cyril Cusack Productions, and collected by Carolyn Swift. Programmes include: Makin' Hits - A multimedia comedy by Martin McGuire and Darren Thornton. Includes short history of the company. Programme for Getting 2 Level 10 by Irma Grothuis.

File of theatre programmes from mime performances in Dublin attended by Carolyn Swift, including Marcel Marceau at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin, 1978.

File of theatre programmes from productions at the Studio Theatre Club, 43 Mount Street. Includes typed history of the history which was founded and run by Madame Daisy Bannard Cogley, and with her son Fergus Cogley.