Correspondence between + Anthony MacFeely and + McQuaid regarding the appointment of Fr. Daniel Carr as Chaplain to the Religious of Nazareth, Leeson Park, while studying at Maynooth. 2 items Tuam

Manifold, Deidre, Quay Street, Galway. Mentions Communication Centre, training journalists, Bunny Carr on censorship, contraception and communism.

"Integrated Development Plan Proposed by Garry Miley & [and] Carr Cotter Naessens, Architects"; letters on the Cause of Nano Nagle, enquiries into family connections with Nano Nagle, letters from Presentation Sisters, Christmas cards.

Carr, Beatrice V., O’Donnell’s Hotel, Letterkenny, Co.Donegal. Asks Fr. Glennon whether there is anything he can do to help her transfer from her school in Donegal to one in Dublin. She has not been trained in Carysford and the previous Archbishop made a law only allowing Carysford trained girls take up appointments in Dublin. On grounds of hardship an exception was allowed.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Miss Mary Carr, Dundrum, asking if it were possible to have direct prayers for peace.

Includes; High Court, Bantry Extension Act, railways (c1879); Statement of Claim, Reardon v Murphy (1890); Search in Judgement Office (Copper and Hayes); Requisition for Searches, Matthew Jameson (1806 - 1837); Instruction to Counsel, Nicholas Street, Cork; copies of Wills of John Dowman and James Carr Cogan (1831 - 1846); copy Conveyance, Mountifort Langford, Charles Hargreave to Sir Justin Sheil, Encumbered Estates, (7 July 1855); Conveyance (18 November 1876); Deed of Marriage Settlement, John O'Connell and Mary O'Connell (27 January 1845); Deed of Marriage Settlement, James Cogan, Sarah Dowman (23 September 1809); Mortgage, Emma Smith and Ann Frances Crehan (20 November 1869); Mortgage Samuel Penrose, Anne Francis Crehan, Emma Smith (22 July 1864).

March -13 June 1949 Carr, Francis Paul, Belmont Avenue, Donnybrook, protesting against the terms of a circular for a raffle on a forthcoming horse race organized by Fr. Coffey, O.P. Includes his donation, which Fr. Coffey returns.