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Autobiographical notes of Francis William Lamb, detailing his past residences.

Article on Wales from the British Medical Journal about a complimentary that the Medical Student's Club of the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire gave to Doctor Francis William Lamb on account of his leaving Cardiff to be a Lecturer in Physiology at Victoria University, Manchester.

Tree of the lamb family made by Francis William Lamb around 1922.

Note of William Lamb detailing that his aunt Margaret Lamb insists that he use his inheritance money from both her and John Rice Lamb to build a vault at Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, Dublin, and save the remaining money in secret, should his cousin John Alexander Lamb, himself, or his son Francis William Lamb, have need of it.

Two wills of Charles Achmuty Mills each bequeathing his wife his house at 37 Clarinda Mount, Kingstown [Dun Laoghaire], County Dublin; both houses at 3 and 4 Carlisle Terrace, Round Town Road, County Dublin; and all of his money kept in the Belfast Bank. Upon the decease of Anne Mills, he bequeaths Margaret Lamb and Jane Lamb the house at 37 Clarinda Mount, Kingstown [Dun Laoghaire], Dublin, for the remainder of their lives, as well as any remaining money.

Certificate of the acceptance of Charles Achmuty Mills into the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons.

Certificate of election of Charles Achmuty Mills to the Office of Worshipful Master of Lodge 473 in the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons.

Notes written by Francis William Lamb regarding births and deaths of members of the Lamb family.

Deed of lease of the lands of Marietta, Glasthule, County Dublin, from Charles Achmuty Mills to Jane Lamb for sixty years. According to notes attached to the deed, the large portion missing from the left margin of the deed was due to a later attempt to endorse a conveyance on this deed, which was later abandoned.

Two letters from Charles Connolly of Cork to William Lamb in the care of Francis Lamb, Governor of the Gaol, Dundalk, informing him on the deaths of Mister Mahony, and Mister Casey.