Memorial of indented deed between Peter Marsh Esq., of Moyvalley, King's County, William Marsh, Gent, of Carrowkeel, and Arthur Judge Esq., of Moyclare, Ann Judge, otherwise Marsh, and Thomas Mulock of the City of Dublin, of the second part and the Reverend John Mulock of Ballard, of the third part.
The memorial recites that Peter Marsh did devise unto his eldest son, Henry Marsh, all his personal estate, and did thereby bequeath the sum of £5000 to William Marsh, the sum of £1200 to Ann Judge, and reciting that the town of lands of Balliard [Bellair] was become vested, in consideration of the sum of £298-8-3, by deeds of lease and release unto Thomas Mulock.

Signed by Peter Marsh, Jim Fitzpatrick and Peter Ludwith.

Handwritten draft statement of title to Bellair, with reference to the schedule of inheritance.

Invoices, bills and estimates for renovations carried out to Bellair House, includes:

Invoice from Brussels Kidderminster and Flax Carpeting;
List of carpenters' work to be done at Bellair;
Invoice from John Brierly, Fancy Muslin & Trimming Warehouse, No 40, Dorset Street;
Invoice from Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Warehouse, No 24, Clare Street, Dublin;
Invoice from Matthew West, Old Established Plate, Plated and Jewellery Warehouse, No 15 Skinner-Row, Dublin;
Invoice from Morgans Cabinet Makers & Upholders, Dublin.

Folded map of parts of the lands of Bellair, "the estate of the Reverend John Mulock being now in the possession of his son, in Bellair, Thomas Homan Mulock. Situated in the King's County, and barony of Garrycastle'".
Surveyed in May 1799 by Thomas Cloonin.
Scale of ten perches to an inch.

54. 'Lemanaghan Castle from NW' [north west].
55. 'Lemanaghan Old Church from W' [west].
56. 'Lemanaghan Old Abbey. ½ mile off in wood to SE' [south east].
57. 'Lemanaghan Old Abbey western door. 5’-3’x 9’x 12’. Walls 2’6’ interior 10’x 8’ east side gone'.

58. 'Sept 7th '04 St. Manchan's Holy Well'.
59. 'Lemanaghan The Old Church from SE' [south east].
60. 'Interior of the Old Church, Lemanaghan East Window'.
61. 'Kilcolgan House from N' [north].