Creator: Rosminian Order, St. Joseph's, Ferryhouse, Clonmel
Names of boys admitted to the institution and the Councils which ordered their admittance.
Creator: Rosminian Order, St. Joseph's, Ferryhouse, Clonmel
Names of boys admitted to the institution and the Councils which ordered their admittance.
Creator: Rosminian Order, St. Joseph's, Ferryhouse, Clonmel, [P. F. O'Neill]
This minute book contains the account of the visiting doctor who attended the boys in the infirmary once a week and recorded their names, conditions or injuries and the actions taken to treat them.
Creator: Various authors
This sub-fond is divided into six files all relating to deeds of trust, ownership of land, the payment of rents and solicitors' fees of land owned or held in trust by the Rosminian Order.
Creator: J. J. O'Shea: Magennis, Burns & Griffith & James G. Skinner & Son
J. J. O'Shea mentions the adjustment of rent of Glenconnor house while the correspondence from Magennis, Burns & Griffith relates to queries from the Revenue Commission requesting information of the owners of the property. This file also includes statements of accounts created by James G. Skinner and Son relating to the rents and outgoings of Glenconnor House.
Creator: Father Michael Cottrell
This file contains correspondence between Michael Cottrell and the Provincial of the Order in which they discuss members of the Order, the sending of money to Africa and his own personal matters. He also discusses an outbreak of flu and the staff of the school.
Creator: Father John Hickey & Father Patrick Spelman
This file contains information regarding the number of boys who are living at Ferryhouse as well as an application to Minister Jack Lynch for a grant for the school. The correspondence also discusses renovations to the school, conflict at the school and information relating to employees and members of the community. The first letter is from John Hickey while the remainder are written by Patrick Spelman.
Creator: Father Arthur J. O'Brien
This file of correspondence mentions politics, "an epidemic of runaways", falling numbers in the school and a lack of money for industrial schools.
Creator: Father William O'Reilly
This correspondence discusses consultation with the Sisters of the Holy Family who wish to set up a community and may undertake domestic work at Ferryhouse. This file also contains two copies of a letter discussing the funding and creation of a catering school.
Creator: Undated
James Hughes
Correspondence discusses the studies of the above.
Creator: Musgraves and Co. Ltd
Receipts and details of work carried about by Musgraves related to heating apparatus' for the school.