copy of document which appears to excuse David Nagle of Bath, England, from some of the restrictions which affected Catholics, advertising brochure of "Burton Constable" house, Yorkshire, England, leaflet advertising "Acton Court", Gloucester, England.

colour copy of Nagle family crest, explanations of Nagle Coat of Arms, article on the historical importance of the Oak tree in Ireland, documents entitled "Conspectus of the Presentation Order from its foundation in 1777 to the year 1875" giving list of Superiors of branch convents.

photocopy of handwritten family history account of Nagle-Stout's family written by a member of the Nagle-Stout family, photocopied extracts from newspapers containing articles on members of the Nagle family, letters from Nano Nagle-Stout to Sister Pius O'Farrell, genealogical articles, printed images of Nano Nagle-Stout, copies of birth certs, death certs and burial certs, article entitled "The R[igh]t Hon[orable] Edmund Burke (1729 - [17]97), a basis for pedigree" (Basil O'Connell), image of Admiral Sir Edmund Nagle.

details of means of family history research before the advent of computers and online resources, correspondence with overseas researchers, Nagle family histories, copies of "Nagle Family Newsletter", inventories of resources available to researchers in the National Library of Ireland.

extracts from academic writings on Bishop Moylan, correspondence of Sister Pius O'Farrell concerning her research into Bishop Moylan, article on Bishop of Charleston John England.

costs of printing and publishing the Positio and "Nano Nagle: woman of gospel".

orders for "Nano Nagle & [and] Francis Moylan: a book of documents by S[iste]r Pius O'Farrell".

photos of paintings of Nano Nagle, letters to Pius O'Farrell.

letter from Vatican thanking for a donation of £300 (9 December 1950) (signed J.B. Montini); letter from Benedictine Abbey, Kylemore, County Galway concerning research into Nano Nagle (17 July 1955); letter written in French with English translation concerning research into Irish novices in the French Ursulines sent by Nano Nagle (26 February 1957).

research into Nano Nagle, details of visit to Presentation in Aberdeen, North Dakota.