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Reports on the proposed extension of Cloncrane, Bracknagh, and Walsh Island burial ground and descriptions of public inquiry into same held at St Brocesan’s hall, Clonbullogue. (26 April 1934)

Offaly County Board of Health Farm Account (Form 47), recording expenditure and receipts for the administration of the farm. Details recorded include the following:

EXPENDITURE
Date

Particulars

Seeds purchased

Live Stock purchased

Haw and Straw purchased

Farm implements

Cost of labour

Rents, rates and taxes (listed as the Irish Land Commission)

INCOME
Date

Particulars

Produce consumed

Produce sold

Live Stock sold

Rent received

Bound volume belonging to Dr George Moorhead, G.P., Tullamore, county Offaly recording his treatment of the Jesuits at Tullabeg and of other religious. Includes an alphabetical index of names.

Permit issued by John J. Graham to the community and students at Tullabeg College to use Pallas Lake for bathing and swimming.

Letter from Constance Lamb at Kinah Hill, Killiney, County Dublin, to her husband Frank Lamb at the Medical School of the University of Manchester, regarding his search for car insurance documents, as well as the well being of their three children.

Four pages of draft minutes of the Executive Committee of the Western and Midland Beet Factory Promoters Union with one page of typed minutes relating to a meeting of January 1934.

Rentals are arranged by townland and then by tenant's name, recording observations, charges, arrears and gale day payments. Arranged alphabetically by townland from Amore to Tullamore.

A Book of Devotions and Prayers For Public and Private Use, edited Fr William Stephenson SJ.

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Report filed by Hoey & Denning Sols, who had attended the county home and taken statements from five women under the Illegitimate Children's Affiliation Orders Act 1930, so that putative fathers can be pursued by OBH for maintenance of their child in the county home.

Report on the state of repair of the roof of Barnaboy House which was fitted out for Dr Brady as the Kilcormac dispensary residence but Dr Brady complained that they have had to endure a winter of misery with a leak in every bedroom in the house. (p198-199)