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‘House Book’ – account of properties and endowments of St Joseph’s Blackrock at its opening in September 1873. With some loose pages: A list of important documents (title deeds etc) at one time in the St Joseph’s Blackrock safe, an undated typed description of House Property belonging to St Joseph’s, Blackrock, a declaration by a relative of Alexander Grant dated 1883 regarding claims on the property of his late mother, and a page referring to two bequests.

Declaration by George Minchin, Woodville, New Ross, County Wexford, regarding how the property in Reverend John Burrowes' will is to be divided among the heirs.

Notification from Father Peter Duff, Provincial, of the Superior General’s sanctioning of points from the recent Provincial Assembly.

Draft Deed of Mortgage between CM Trustees and Anne Clarke, Mary Frayne and Margaret Dunne, of the Carmelite Convent, Blackrock. The lands mentioned are Prospect or Saint John's, situated in Newtown Castle Byrne, also known as Newtown on the Strand or Ash Tree Field, parish of Monkstown, half barony of Rathdown, in 'the village of Blackrock', County Dublin.
The deed refers back to earlier deeds tracing who held these lands. Somes names mentioned include Sarah Burrowes, Charles Cavanagh, Arthur O'Hagan, John Burrowes, Michael Burton, Rachel Burrowes, Georgina Mary Byrne, John Burrowes Pilsworth and Henry J Close.

Declaration by John O’Hagan, Solicitor, that the will of Alexander Pilsworth, died 1843, cannot be found.

Receipt to Fr Peter Duff, Provincial, for the sum of £360 by John Cavanagh regarding Laburnum Lodge.

Declaration that the wills of William & Martha Mary Pilsworth cannot be found.

Note of a letter in the Dublin Diocesan Archives from Father Peter Duff CM, Provincial, to Cardinal Cullen, reminding him of the CM’s need for enlarged accommodation.

Probate of the Will of Mrs Ellen Cronyn granted to Mrs Sarah Smyth.

List of correspondence between different people. The surnames are provided, but not the dates of the letters. Some names are A O Hagan, Annesley, Father Duff, Pilsworth, Hamilton, John Kavanagh, Vigne and Burrowes.