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Letter from Frances Cashel-Hoey to her mother Charlotte Jane Johnston.
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Letter from Frances Cashel Hoey to her mother Charlotte Jane Johnston, regarding her sister-in-law Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston's poor health after the death of her husband, Dalkeith Holmes Plunkett-Johnston.
Letters of Frances Cashel Hoey.
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Letters written by Frances Cashel Hoey.
Letter from Francis Cashel Hoey to Charlotte Jane Johnston.
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Letter from Francis Cashel Hoey to her mother Charlotte Jane Johnston, remembering her father Charles Bolton Johnston on his birthday.
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Family tree of the Johnston family from Charles Bolton Johnston to Constance Charlotte Plunkett-Johnston.
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Johnston family tree from Charles Bolton Johnston to Keith Lamb, extracted from a family bible lent from Charles George Gamble to Francis William Lamb in 1921.
Notes on the Shaw and Carr families.
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Genealogical notes about the Shaw and Carr families, particularly the marriages of Henry Shaw, Fred Shaw, George Shaw, Charlotte Shaw, Cecilia Shaw, Frances Shaw, and Emily Shaw.
Letters from Frances Cashel Hoey to Charlotte Jane Johnston.
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Two letters from Frances Cashel Hoey to her mother Charlotte Jane Johnston, reporting on her brother Dalkeith Holmes Plunkett-Johnston's condition after being bitten by a rabid patient.
Letter from Frances Cashel Hoey to Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston
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Letter from Frances Cashel Hoey at 17 Capden Hill Road, Kensington, London, to her sister-in-law Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston at 54 Wellington Road, Ballsbridge, County Dublin.
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Photograph of Frances Cashel Hoey.
Diary of Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston.
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Pocket diary and cash book of Maria Plunkett-Johnston for the year 1883. Contains a daily record of family activities, weather reports, expenditure records, and addresses of friends and family. In the middle of the book there is a newsclipping of the obituary of Sir William de Courcy Wheeler, from September 14, 1943.