photos of Sister Helena Fox with members of the Rebar family of Juneau, Alaska, and accompanying notes with explanations of what each photo contains.

typed update on the work and experiences of the Presentation Sisters in Ecuador, geographical information about region, names of Irish religious in Ecuador, photocopy of map of Ecuador.

handwritten letter from Sister Margaret McCarthy to "Dear S[iste]r Eucharia & [and] friends" thanking them for all their support of her mission in Chone and referencing some enclosed photos showing the her life and work.

details of a gathering of the "Christian Community of Chone" to celebrate the works of Sisters Margaret McCarthy over the course of 24 years.

legal judgements against Richard and Richard Condon, father and son, for the sum of £400 Sterling to be paid to the Sisters of the Presentation Convent, Fermoy.

letters from "Gregg, Jermyn & [and] Sons" solicitors, regarding the sale of a property and grounds named "Richmond" in Fermoy which was offered to the Presentation Sisters.

letter to the Reverend Mother of Fermoy from the Sister M. Patricia, Superior of Presentation Convent, Watervliet, New York, requesting "Holy Rule Books".

letter to the Reverend Mother of Fermoy from Sister M. Patricia suggesting that a Miss Sheehan that was visiting Ireland from the U.S.A. could collect the Rule Books and bring them back to New York.

letter stating that Miss Sheehan couldn't make to Cork after all on her visit, the books still had not arrived and Sister M. Patricia was anxious about whether they would or not (20 September 1945); letter stating that the books had arrived and thanking Fermoy Convent for that, details of a recent reception ceremony for First and Second Professions.

letter to the Reverend Mother M. Dympna of Fermoy Convent advising that a insurance premium must be paid at the cost given to them regardless of how excessive it seemed, insurance for domestic employees must also be paid (16 October 1953); letter regarding insurance contributions for an employee (30 November 1953); details of how the Sisters of Fermoy would have to pay rates on any secondary school they proposed to open in Fermoy (17 February 1956); letter informing that a former employee was not entitled to any holiday pay (30 September 1959).