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            Barony of Garrycastle
            IE OCL P131/3/3 · Item · 15 April 1853
            Part of Loughton Papers

            In the court of the commissioners for sale of encumbered estates in Ireland. Rental of lands situate in the Kings' county to be sold. The lands are situate in the barony of Garrycastle, the lands concerned are Galros, Tonlemone, Maghernascagh, Cappaliskey,and Cloghan Hill, the Manor, Town Parks, and Lands of Cloghan, and the lands of Magherabane, Creggan, Killeenbee, Ballyloughan and Srishoge.
            Bellair Estate Papers
            Bellair Estate Papers
            IE OH OHS87 · Fonds · 1683 - 1924

            Estate and legal papers comprising of deeds, indentures, tenancy agreements, land titles, correspondence and personal papers relating to the Mulock and Homan-Mulock family of Bellair House, Ballycumber.

             Mulock Family, Bellair
            Garrycastle
            IE OCL P131/3/6 · Item · 18 December 1855
            Part of Loughton Papers

            In the court for the sale of encumbered estates in Ireland. Rental of a valuable fee-simple estate, situate in the barony of Garrycastle. in the matter of Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, bart.
            Map of Part of the lands of Bellair Estate
            Map of Part of the lands of Bellair Estate
            IE OH OHS87/F · Item · 1799
            Part of Bellair Estate Papers

            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.