Unidad documental compuesta 1 - Indentures and Costs

Includes

• Memorandum of Agreement between Presentation Sisters Killarney and John J. O’ Connor, of New Street, Killarney, for the sale of the house occupied by Mr. Timothy Shine, 24 May 1911.
• Bill of Costs from David M. Moriarty, Solicitor, Killarney, 6 February 1909 – 1912.
• Bill of Costs from Francis Henry Downing, Attorney, regarding the Kenmare Estate, 1867 – 1871.
• Bill of Costs, from T.W. & A. Murphy, Solicitors, Stokes against Cronin re house property, April – June 1860.
• Bill of Costs, from Francis Henry Downing, solicitor, the Convent against Edmund Grady, November 1852 – April 1854.
• Common Search Registry Office, against James Reardon, regarding house or tenement, 1835 – 25 March 1846.
• Costs, Chancery, The Ladies of the Presentation Convent, Killarney, with Maurice Quill, Esquire, bill from Francis Henry Downing, 37 North Great Georges Street, Dublin, March 1853 – August 1853.
• Indenture between Thomas Browne Esquire, the Right Honourable Lord Viscount of Kenmare and Daniel Morphy, Copy Case of Twohill’s tenement, 1779.
• Indenture between James Sugrue and Daniel Mahony regarding the tenements, 1848.
• Indenture between Kate Linnegar and Mr. Michael O’ Sullivan, 10 May 1873.
• Indenture between Miss Cherry O’ Sullivan and Mr Jeremiah Clifford [father of Sr Stanislaus (Maggie) Clifford], Assignment of premises in the town of Killarney, 5 December 1883.
• Indenture between Michael McDonagh Esquire, and the Right Reverend Cornelius Egan, Roman Catholic Bishop, Assignment of Policy of Assurance, 28 April 1834.
• Indenture, Deed of Conveyance, between Henry Arthur Herbert, Esquire, Thadee William Murphy, Solicitor, and Richard Linnegan, regarding tenements in Ballalley Lane, in Killarney, 1 October 1860.
• Very old document in a fragile condition. Due to extensive use of sellotape it is very difficult to read. It seems that two indentures and other items have been stuck together. There is mention of Richard Maybury to Edmond Scanlon regarding lease of a tenement and garden forever. John Hamilton and James Mahony are mentioned. Doctor Moylan’s [Bishop Francis Moylan, Bishop of Kerry], name is on this document twice, in connection with Edmond Scanlon and the lease on a tenement, 1786.
• Indenture, Lease Patrick Cronin to Patrick Eagan, 29 May 1812.
• Lease of house or tenement in Killarney for 99 years, Patrick Cronin to John Callaghan.