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Extracts of lease of parts of the lands of Bunsallagh, in the barony of Lower Philipstown, made by The Very Rev H Tighe and The Hon Alfred Bury (Guardians of Charleville) to Matthew Rigney and Andrew Rigney. Includes small hand drawn map.

Lease by the Guardians of Charleville to Michael Grogan for lands at Cannakill, Croghan containing 129 acres 3 roods 20 perches for yearly rent of £142 17s 3d for the term of one life or 21 years. Includes hand drawn map.

Lease by Charles William Bury to John Digan for lands and house at Mucklagh for term of 17 years with yearly rent of £15.

Lease by Charles William Bury to Patrick Digan for lands at Mucklagh containing 10 acres and 1 for term of 21 years and yearly rent of £9 1s.

Lease by Sir Charles Coote to James Hand for lands at Srah and Ballydrohid containing 72 acres 1 rood 22 perches for term of 21 years for yearly rent of £100 16s 11d. Includes hand drawn map by Thomas Daneen with scale of 40 statute perches to 1 inch.

Lease by Sir William Parsons to Matthew Hobart for parts of lands in Scurragh known by the name of Cowbawn and Broadpark and another part of lands of Cappaneal by the Duke's Square, for three lives and yearly rent of £5 5s. Includes hand drawn map.

Lease for lives renewable forever of lands at Mucklagh between William Curtis and Charles William Bury dated 25 October 1810 and drawn by Thomas S. Berry Solicitor. Affecting lands in the town of Mucklow [Mucklagh] comprising of 5 acres and 2 perch and being at the yearly rent of £28 11s 7d. Sealed by both parties.

2 copies of renewal of lease dated 6 January 1790 concerning the lands of Brookville [Brookfield] containing 175 acres between Charles William Bury and Reverend William Peter Turpin.

Linen-backed paper map of Tullamore town and leaseholders created by the Charleville Estate Office in 1869. Map is based on an earlier map from 1790s (now lost).

Memorial of lease between Charles Moore, Lord Baron of Tullamoore and Ralph Briscoe demising the lands at Mucklow (Mucklagh) of approximately 5 acres to hold the same for the lives of 'Henry Briscoe, John Briscoe and Andrew Briscoe and survivors' at £2 yearly.