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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.

Receipt from O’Connell, Rooney & Co on account of bill of costs.

Order from Dun Laoghaire Corporation for the demolition of some buildings at Blackrock. These buildings are at Sweetman’s Avenue, Carroll’s Court and Murray’s Court. There is a schedule attached to the order, which lists many buildings in Blackrock and names their owners and lessees at the time. Most were not owned by the Vincentians. There are four copies of the order and schedule, one addressed to each of four Vincentian trustees of Saint Joseph’s College, Blackrock.

Copy of Schedule of Dividends & Income Tax paid on the investments & Rents of St Joseph’s College, Blackrock, from 6 April 1913 to 5 April 1916.

Published list of Vincentian-owned properties in Sweetman's Avenue and Temple Road. Blackrock.

Declaration made in London, witnessing the signature of Sidney Robert Burrowes, Australia, by his mother, Mrs Amelia Burrowes, in connection with the purchase of Blackrock property by Edward Caulfield of Northumberland Avenue, Kingstown, County Dublin, from Sidney Burrowes.

Twice yearly rental statement for Pilsworth estate trusts for half year until September 1880. Gives tenants' names, gale days, yearly rents, arrears due, total amounts due and received, and poor rates income tax allowed for each. Reverend Peter Duff of Saint Joseph’s, Blackrock, is named regarding the trusts.

Irish Land Commission document fixing the rent-charge due on part of the lands of Newtown at Blackrock, held by the Vincentians. It is an order ‘Merging Rent-charge in lieu of Tithes in consideration of £47:0:3'.