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Obituary of Ellen Adine Bell, widow of David Charles Bell.

Newspaper clipping of an obituary which reads, “We regret to announce the death of captain Seymour Stritch, 6th Battalion Connaught Rangers, who has been killed in action in France. Deceased was better known in Dublin as Dr. Seymour Stritch, of Gardiner’s place, and at the outbreak of the war he joined the Army as a combatant officer. The late Captain Stritch was a cousin of Sir Edward Carson and of General Sir Bryan Mahon. He was the second surviving son of the late Mr. John R. Stritch, K.C., and his brother is Mr. J. Russel Stritch, solicitor. Captain Stritch was well known in connection with medical literary work, and was highly esteemed by the prefession and general public. He was a Prince Mason. He leaves a widow and two young children.”

Newspaper clipping of the obituary of Admiral Sir William Pakenham.

Two clippings of obituaries, the first of which reads, "Plunkett-Johnston--April 10, at 24 Leeson Park, Dublin, the residence of her uncle (Rev. A.S. Fuller, D.D.), Maria Blanche, widow of the late Dr. D.H. Plunkett-Johnston and daughter of the late Captain A.H. Fuller, J.P., Rockfield, King's County. Funeral on Monday morning at 10.30 to Mount Jerome Cemetery."

The second reads, "Dalkeith Holmes Plunkett-Johnson, last surviving son of the late Charles Bolton Plunkett-Johnson, Esq. of Mount Jerome, County Dublin, Ireland."

Research on Oakley Park Fortified House, Co. Offaly (Parish of Seir Kieran, Barony of Ballybritt). County Inventory Registration: 877.
Contains field sheet with sketches of a site plan, exterior and interior elevations, a written report over nine pages and 159 photographs.

Figures for number of scholastics (Irish and foreign), ‘Receipts from Arca’ and overdrafts for the years 1955 to 1962.

Printed poster and two duplicates, 'Take Notice: Any persons found trespassing and taking fire-wood or timber from these woods will be PROSECUTED C.J. Bourchier Secretary The Charleville Estate Office'. Dated 24 August 1951.

Bundle of notice posters with the red text, 'Take Notice Shooting Rights Reserved by Order Major Hutton-Bury.

Notice of Intention to register improvements at O'Moore Street [Earl Street], Tullamore for the residence of Samuel R Irvine. Includes schedule of improvements with costings.