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Bro. Mark Kangley: photocopy of an extract from Salvian's Annals concerning the four original paintings in the church that were executed in Rome. Mentions that Mark restored them and painted the other eight, which are named.

Bro. Mark Kangley: extract, copied by the Rector of Ardoyne, Raymond Kearns, C.P., of extract from their chronicles concerning the removal of paintings from the old church on its demolition to the sacristy where they were installed as a frieze. These paintings had been done by Mark.

Bro. Mark Kangley: details of presscuttings preserved by Salvian Nardocci in his cuttings concerning work done by Mark.
(1) Altar at St. Mungo's Vol. 1: p.189: col 3: location 28-2
(2) Ardoyne Crib " p.186 " "
(3) Ave., Hoche 2 182 " " 28-3
(4) Carmarthen 2 44 " " "
(5) Knock 2 172 " 1 " "

Mark Kangley, C.P., photocopy of obituary notice by Hubert Carruth, C.P., of Bro. Mark from the house archives of the Graan, Enniskillen.

Mark Kangley, C.P., typescript of photocopy of obituary notice by Hubert Carruth, C.P., of Bro. Mark from the house archives of the Graan, Enniskillen, (see serial no. 1117 for photocopy).

Salvian Nardocci, C.P., List of the 1643 sermons etc., preached by Salvian from March, 1855 to December, 1889, plus 1881-1883 and 1887.

1858032 Sylvester Macklin, C.P. Photocopy (poor quality) of typed copy of the obituary of Brother Sylvester Macklin, C.P., His name on this obituary is given, erroneously, as Mackeen, while his religious name is spelled as Silvester in the database.

For a clear typescript copy of the obituary, see item under serial number 8569.

St. Paul of the Cross: Saavedra, C.P., Fernando: Panegeryic of our Holy Founder preached by Fernando in Deusto, Bilbao: "Panegirico en honor de San Paolo De La Criz....predicado en Deusto (Bilbao)"

Ferdinand Saaverdra C.P. 1866009 Fact File, Golden Jubilee and Obituary

1866009 Saavedra, C.P., Fernando carbon copy of obituary on Fernando prepared by the Rector of Mount Argus, Fr. Richard Curran, C.P. Clearer typed copy atached. This item is out of chronological sequence owing to its discovery after arrangerment of other items had been completed.