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Letter from John R of 13 Conyngham Road, Dublin, County Dublin, to Reverend Doctor Abraham Stritch Fuller.

Letter from the College of Philosophical Masons or Knights KH 30th Degree at 4 Seaview Terrace, Donnybrook, County Dublin, to Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller.

Bill and account of services provided by Ayleward O'Conor, Solicitor, to Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller, which contains detailed accounts of their appointments from 24 March 1888 until 27 August 1894.

Certificate given to Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller stating that he has been initiated into the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Ireland.

"Grand Chapter of Prince Masons Ireland. Known all by these present that our most excellent Brother Abraham (Stritch) Fuller DD of the Symbolic Lodge of Free and accepted Masons No. 25 Dublin was duly received into the Order of Knights of the Eagle and Pelican in the Kilio Chapter No. at Dublin and was admitted and constituted A Prince, Grand Rose Croix on the 18 day of April in the year of our Lord 1878 and as such we recommend him to all our Brethren and to all Chapters and Councils of the higher orders of Masonry all over the World. In testimony where of We the President and other Officers of the Grand Chapter of Prince Masons for Ireland have hereunto subscribed our Names and caused to be affixed The Seal of our Grand Chapter, Given at the East f Ireland in the Valley of Dublin on the 11th day of June AD 1878."

Masonic certificate which names Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller a First Principal Officer.

Masonic degree which states Abraham Stritch Fuller's membersip of the Illustrious College of Philosophical Masons of Ireland by the style and title of Grand Elected Knight, K.H.

Certificate of the Knighthood of Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller, which declares him a Knight of the Temple, and a Knight of Malta.

Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller's season ticket to the Irish International Exhibition in Dublin for the year 1907.

Letter from Abraham Stritch Fuller at 25 Leeson Park, Dublin, County Dublin to Francis William Lamb, expressing his and Doctor Hearn's concern for the mental state of a mutual friend.