Letter from the Estates Commissioners' Offices of the Irish Land Commission dated 12 March 1913 relating to the holding of Dr Moorehead on the estate map. The letter notes that it had been found necessary to amend the area of the holding.

Large hand drawn map (1900) of the townland of Clonagh East. Coloured lines on the map indicate property owned by Lady Emily Howard-Bury, property owned by Boylan, and an outline of a roadway involved in a right of way dispute. Map measures 107x65cm.

4 OS maps of the estate of Lady Emily Howard-Bury prepared by the Irish Land Commission.

2 copies of Fee Farm Grant by Thomas Bernard to Reverend Ralph Coote for lands in Clonagh containing 57 acres 27 perches in consideration of £1000 payment. Includes hand drawn map.

Deeds of lease and assignments relating to the Bury family's holdings of lands and properties across King's County.

Lease between Charles Moore, Lord Baron of Tullamoore, and William Boats for the town and lands of Clonagh for the yearly rent £40. Includes memorandum, before the sealing and delivery of the deed Lord Tullamore appointed Roger Ravenhill to enter on the lands and deliver same to William Beales in accordance with this lease. The parties to the agreement confirmed arrangements by Abraham Fossy to James Orange, William Kigans and Daniel McGrath.

Lease by Charles William Bury to Roger North for the land of Cloneen, Clonagh and Mullaghrush totalling 298 acres 2 rood 34 perches for three lives at yearly rent of £158 08s plus fees. Includes hand drawn map.

Lease of land at Alinnally Clonagh, and Mucklagh adjoining to lands at Kilroe and Ballyard, and 100 acres of wood by Sir Robert Fforth to Neale O'Molloy for a period of 61 years for the rent sum of £20.