Creator: O'Flynn, Exhams and Partners
An agreement to sell the schoolhouse and Teacher's residence at Lispatrick between Robert Powell (vendor) and Father James Flynn (purchaser).
Creator: O'Flynn, Exhams and Partners
An agreement to sell the schoolhouse and Teacher's residence at Lispatrick between Robert Powell (vendor) and Father James Flynn (purchaser).
Creator: P. J. O'Driscoll & Sons, Robert Powell, Sean Coughlan, Antoinette Doris
This file contains material relating to the Rosminian purchase of the old school house from the Cork Diocesan Trustees.
Creator: Thomas Tobin, Susan Martin, Catherine Ryan
Correspondence and an indenture relating to the transfer of Garrettstown respite centre.
Creator: [Nat] Jackson
A proposed [septic] tank for Upton reformatory
Creator: M. & S. Hennessy
Plans for external and internal improvements to Upton. The scale of the plans is 10 foot to an inch.
Creator: Sister Philips. Benedict Forsyth, Bishop Cornelius Lucey
This file contains correspondence with the Drishane sisters regarding their role in the work with the mentally challenged at Upton. This file also contains correspondence with Bishop Cornelius Lucey, Bishop of Cork and Ross, regarding his permission for the Drishane Sisters to become involved in Upton.
Creator: Thomas Hickey, Upton, Joseph Barter and Sons, Thomas Cook and Sons
Correspondence between Thomas Hickey, Provincial of the Irish Province in the Institute of Charity, and Joseph Barter and Sons Travel Agents regarding the arrangement of travel for members of the Institute of Charity to go to the missions in Tanzania.
Creator: Maurice Reen, John Hickey
Letters from Maurice Reen, Institute of Charity, to John Hickey, Provincial of the Irish Province of the Institute of Charity, regarding the return of Benedict Forsyth to Ireland, the arrival of three or four priests from Ireland in late 1951 and the delivery of religious regalia from Ireland.
Creator: John Reid, Hugh McFadden
Two undated letters from John Reid, Institute of Charity, to [Hugh McFadden] Provincial of the Irish Province of the Institute of Charity, describing his first impressions of Africa, a visit of the Father General to Tanzania and the numbers of children anxious for baptism.
2 October 1957
Andrew Grant, Hugh McFadden, Lushoto,
Letter from Andrew Grant, Institute of Charity, to Hugh McFadden, Provincial of the Irish Province of the Institute of Charity, regarding his journey to Tanzania, his first impressions of the missions, the spread of Islam in East Africa and his first impression of the village of Lushoto.