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Return from Belgium - of Msgr Ryan

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07-09-1919

Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

Letter to 'Fr. William'. Author is illegible. Relating the aftermath of the war.

Valuation of Glenstal Abbey - 1926

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14-07-1926

Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

Valuation of Glenstal Castle

Requesting Msgr Ryan's response about agreement

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23-12-1926

Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

One letter in English is a translation from Abbot Theodore to Fr. Devane asking to see if Msgr Ryan might respond. The other is the original french.

Indenture Barrington with Ryan

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31-12-1926

Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

Indenture between Charles Burton Barrington and Monsignor James J. Ryan

Msgr James Ryan - Benedictine Abbots discussion

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1926 - 1930

Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

Document outlining the events of October 1926 when Monsignor James Ryan met with the Abbots of the Belgian Benedictine Congregation. Attached is a letter from 1930 to Rev. D. Gerard Francois in St. Colomba's Priory. And a note which is mostly illegible.