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1876007 MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: Printed Form: Marked 'Secret' A.I.F. Admin. HQ, London to Rev. J. McMullan. Directions as to how he, recently appointed Chaplain to a Hospital Ship, was to travel: London, Paddington to Bristol, to Avon mouth, to join 'Dunluce Castle'.

1876007 MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: Letter from Officers and NCOs, on board R.M.T. 'CORSICAN' to Fr. John Mary MacMullan, 'Somewhere near England'. Letter of Tanks for his services to them, especially for Mass, Sacrament of Penance, and Holy Communion. A small gift to express their best wishes is enclose..

MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: Printed form: PREFECT OF POLICE, Paris, France. CERTIFICATE of Registration with the Police of John Mary's arrival in Paris to act as a priest.

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: typed copy of obituary by Adrian Convery, C.P., Rector of Mount Argus, concerning the death of John Mary. At time of computerisation of this item, the original was not to hand.

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: typed copy of obituary notice from The Cross (January, 1935, Vol. XXv. p. 371) concerning the death of John Mary.

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary:press cutting from Evening Herald , concerning the death of John Mary. .

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: press cuting from "Irish Independent" concerning the death of John Mary. At time of computerisation of this item, the original was not to hand.

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: 2 news-cuttings with half-tone pictures:.
Head of Funeral procession. Sub-Deacon (carrying Cross) - Fr. Gerard O'Neill: M. C. alongside -Fr Adrian Convery: At the grave-side: Celebrant Fr. Austin Tierney, Deacon Fr. Frederick Matthews, M.C. Cfr. Edward Kennedy. Press cutting also gives details of the attendance at the funeral.. .
Copies of the originals of these photograph have been entered in photographic section of John Mary's arrangement.

1876007MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: Typed copy from article in The Cross, (Vol. XX, 1929-30: p 321) commemorating John Mary's Golden Jubilee of ordination to the priesthood.

Obituary, on two sheets of a copy-book, of Paulinus Barton, died Herne Bay, buried in Highgate, written by Malachy, Rector of Highgate.