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Papers pertaining to the Lamb Family vault at Mount Jerome Cemetery, originally purchased by John Lamb of Smithfield.

Contains:
Certificate from Mount Jerome Cemetery at Harolds-Cross stating that John Lamb Smithfield paid eight pounds ten shillings for an eight by four foot vault in sub-division 113 and registered perpetuity no. 1100 in perpetuity from 7 December 1847.

Certificate of ownership of the rights to burial vault 1100 situated in sub-division 134 to William Lamb Esq. of 31 Grosvenor Place, Rathmines on 25 February 1885. It was originally purchased by John Lamb Esq. in 1847.

Certificate of ownersip of the rights to burial plot in sub-division 133+1 to William Lamb LLD on 6 February 1893 at the price of twenty pounds.

Certificate of ownership of the rights to burial vault 8923 of sub-division 133+4l to Francis Henry James Alexander Lamb on 24 November 1899. It was originally purchased by William Lamb Esq. LLD in 1893.

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

Copy of a letter from Mary Lamb (b. 1835) at 31 Grosvenor Place, Rathmines, Dublin, to the irish Secretary of State at the War Office, London, England. Contains a brief family history of the Lamb family, and details on her close relationship with her cousin John Alexander Lamb (d. 1896) and his mother Margaret Lamb (d. 1888).

Photograph of John Alexander Lamb, seated on a chaise lounge. Printed by J Magill, 7 Donegall Place, Belfast.

Sheet of paper to which is attached: five envelopes addressed to John Alexander Lamb, an address card of John Alexander Lamb, two clippings of the death announcements of Margaret Lamb.

Will of Margaret Lamb of 37 Clarinda Mount, Kingstown, County Dublin, appointing her nephew, William Lamb of 31 Grosvenor Place, Rathmines, County Dublin, the guardian of her son John Alexander Lamb of unsound mind.

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.

Copy of a letter written by John Alexander Lamb, from County Louth Gaol, Dundalk, County Louth, to The Inspector General of Prisons.

Letter from John Alexander Lamb in Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland, to his cousin Joseph Lamb in Latrobe, Tasmania, Australia.

Letter from John Rice Lamb at Marietta, Kingstown, to his half-brother Francis Lamb, regarding the whereabouts of their children: William Lamb, Mary Lamb, and John Alexander Lamb.