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Bellair House
IE OH OHS87/E/1 · Subseries · 1819-1920
Part of Bellair Estate Papers

Artificially arranged files of handwritten notes, invoices and correspondence relating to renovations to Bellair House.

Benalbit
IE OH OHS87/B/2 · File · 1821 - 1867
Part of Bellair Estate Papers

Deeds in reference to Benalbit and Derryroe, county of Westmeath. Also includes references to lands of Oldtown and Enniscoffey, county Westmeath.

Includes:
Draft of deed, Francis Pratt Smith Esq. and Frances L'Estrange Esq., and Thomas L'Estrange and Thomas Mulock Molloy, husband to the late Anne Homan L'Estrange, February 1821;
Conveyance, Thomas Homan Mulock Esq. and Frances Sophia Mulock, Sophia Mary Anne Mulock and Anthony Mathews and William Russell, 22 July 1861;
Copy Deed of Appointment of Release, Thomas Homan Mulock Esq., William Bury Mulock Esq., and Anthony Mathews and William Russell Esqs., 7 September 1867.

IE OH OHS87/C/15 · Item · 1828
Part of Bellair Estate Papers

Assignment between Thomas Homan Mulock Esq. of Bellair, and his wife, Catherine Frances Mulock, of the first part, and the nephew of said Thomas Homan Mulock, Thomas Mulock Molloy Esq., of the second part, on the death of his mother, Mary Mulock. As devised in the last will and testament of Mary Mulock, the sum of seven hundred pounds sterling of Irish currency was bequeathed to her dearly beloved sister-in-law, Catherine Frances Mulock, to be paid to her by the said Thomas Homan Mulock at any time she might think proper. This indenture witnesses that Thomas Homan Mulock, at the instances and request of his wife, Catherine Frances Mulock, transfers the sum of seven hundred pounds sterling to Thomas Mulock Molloy.

IE OH OHS87/C/11 · Item · 6 January 1802
Part of Bellair Estate Papers

Deeds relating to the marriage settlement between Thomas Homan Mulock of Bellair of the first part, and Thomas Berry of Eglish Castle, and his daughter, Frances Sophia Berry of the second part, and John Berry of North Anne Street, of the city of Dublin and Thomas Mulock of Kilnagarna, of the third part.The settlement grants the release of parts of the lands of Killeenboylegan, Ballinagaraby and Curries, the town and lands of Skeeanagh and Curraghdown, and lands of Ballyard (otherwise Bellair), to be held in trust until the solemnisation of the intended marriage, and thereafter upon trust to Thomas Homan Mulock during his life, and to Frances Sophia Berry and her assigns, should she survive her intended husband, shall receive annuity or annual rent out of said town, lands and premises, for her natural life.

IE OH OHS87/C/17 · Item · 14 November 1840
Part of Bellair Estate Papers

Probate of the last will and testament of Hester Bury, spinster, late of Rutland Square, in the City of Dublin, bequeathing to her brother, William Berry, £1000 sterling with her books, and to her niece, Frances, wife of Thomas Homan Mulock, £800 in stocks, and jewellery.