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Receipt from O’Hagan & Son, solicitors, detailing services rendered and payments due, regarding property at Blackrock, formerly owned by the Pilsworth family, bought by the Vincentians between 1873 and 1892. This is a very useful document for tracing the movement of this property.

Declaration by Arthur Henry Kelly that he has no claim at all to a boundary wall between the land he occupies at Sweetman’s Avenue, Blackrock, and the Vincentian property. The wall belongs to the Vincentians.It is addressed to Thomas Morrissey CM, Superior of Saint Joseph's College, Blackrock.

Marriage 'Settlement on the Intermarriage of William Pilsworth Esq[uire] with Miss Martha Mary Burrowes', relating to property at Blackrock. The description on the reverse reads 'In Chancery: In the matter of the Trustee Act 1850 Ex parte Edward Pilsworth a minor & o[the]rs. This is the deed referred to in the Affidavit of Charles Cavanagh, sworn before me this 30th day of June 1853. MDM. Charles Cavanagh'. Martha Mary Burrowes was the eldest daughter of Reverend John Burrowes. The marriage settlement names various members of the Burrowes and Pilsworth families, as well as lands in Counties Longford and Westmeath, and land in Dublin, including Prospect in Blackrock.
The settlement is signed and accompanied by wax seals by William Pilsworth, Edward Pilsworth and Martha Mary Burrowes.

Lease of Premises at Temple Road, Blackrock, to Louisa Forde.

Deed of Release from Elizabeth & Tho[ma]s Smith to Reverend Malachy O’Callaghan for properties in and around Blackrock.

Deed of Assignment regarding Sweetman’s Avenue, Blackrock. It is a true copy of a deed of 17 December 1818 from Michael McEvoy to Patrick Hanly. It refers back to land transactions involving the Reverend John Burrowes of Prospect, Blackrock, and William Hennessy in 1789. Includes a photocopy of the deed and also a page of notes from 1932 about the property.

Certificate of Occupancy for Prospect / Saint John’s, Blackrock by Charles Cavanagh, solicitor.

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

Deed of conveyance for lands at Newtown on the Strand, Monkstown and Newtown Castle Byrne Blackrock, also known as Prospect. The lands, an annuity and fee farms rents are being conveyed from the Reverend Peter Duff, Saint Joseph's, Blackrock and William McEvoy, Dame Street, Dublin, to four grantees, all of whom are Vincentian priests based in Dublin at that time. The property has previously been held by other people such as, among others, John Cavanagh, members of the Campion family, Alexander Pilsworth of Ceylon and George Minchin of New Ross, County Wexford.

Letter from O’Connell Rooney & Co Solicitors to Rev Edmund Comerford, stating they were enclosing list of all the documents they were holding for the Vincentian Fathers. The list is no longer present.