Two shooting agreements between William Ingham and George King Staunton Massy Dawson. Only one proposal is signed due to amendment in the original rent price from £8 to £6.

Bundle of grazing agreements for Woodville written by R & C Sanders estate office (on behalf of George Henry Edward Massy Dawson). Includes rent amounts ranging from £5-£15 all payable on 1 October 1900. Tenants include John Bourke, Matthew Givens, Johanna Healy and Michael Mahony.

Land agreement made between George Henry Edward Massy Dawson and Richard Keating for 30 acres of land in Cappauniac for £21 for a year-to-year tenancy.

Includes statement of the lands of Clooncrippa to Thomas Ryan where Robert J Staveley has a life claim. Mentions tenants, Patrick Long, James Hannon, James Long, Michael Riordon, John Murphy and Thomas Long. Describes the reliability of tenants and illustrates their rent prices. Signed by Leonard Morrogh. Ledger Documenting the amount of a loan from the Government for drainage works for Clooncrippa by James Hannon and Patrick Long. Mentions Leonard Morrogh.

Bundle of solicitor’s letters written by James Murphy of Maxwell Weldon and Co to Robert Sanders on behalf of the Thomas Ryan estate. Bound together by page which states “Ryan Est legal letters.” Writes about rents due to Thomas Ryan and the death of Thomas Ryan on 25 May 1889. Mentions estate of Clooncrippa and acknowledges he received £50 in enclosing letter. Also includes a document in which Thomas Ryan of Montreal Canada, appoints Robert Sanders of Sanders Park in Co. Cork, to be his lawful attorney and estate agent for the lands in the barony of Connelloe [Connello] Co. Limerick.

This series contains documents relating to the Sanders Estate. All papers relate to Robert [Massy Dawson] Sanders. This series has been divided into one subseries and sub-subseries which include correspondences of Robert Sanders. All materials have been arranged chronologically.

Letter from George K Sherlock solicitor to Robert Sanders of Sanders Park Charleville enquiring about suspected overpayment of rent for lands of [slymanagh].