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Copies of material lent to Fr Richard Coyne SJ by Fr Fergal McGrath SJ, Province Archivist, on the origins of Tullabeg. Includes copies of the replies by Fr Joseph Hurley SJ, Tullabeg House Historian, to queries put to him in 1955, problems relating to Tullabeg 1815-1834, and biographical material relating to Fr Robert St Leger SJ, the founder of the college.

Copies of material related to the history of Tullabeg, newspaper clippings and handwritten chronological notes on Tullabeg. Includes copy of a Souvenir of St Stanislaus College, 1910 and a photocopy of ‘Ye Booke of ye Ancient Beadle’, Beadles Journal 1918 - 1921, Tullabeg Juniorate.

Correspondence between Fr Provincial and various members of the society at Tullabeg on academic, personal, financial, domestic, medical and administrative matters. Includes references to the library, stained glass and Evie Hone (19 February-13 March 1944, 4 items)

Correspondence dealing with the Jesuits’ purchase of Tullabeg lands in the Land Commission Court and the clearing of all claim for the Young Mortgage. Letters have been folded and their date and contents summarised on the outside of each folded packet. Some folded packets contain more than one letter.

Deeds relating to the lands of Ballykeenaghan, barony of Ballycowan, County Offaly. Arranged chronologically.

Diary of the Jesuit community at Tullabeg. Entries record those arriving and departing, retreats taking place and any events of note.

Letters and notes concerning the Bishop of Meath, Dr Matthew Gaffney’s donation of £1,000 to the novitiate in Tullabeg.

Drawing by Michael Scott and Partners, architects, Merrion Square Dublin, of the new layout of the sanctuary in the domestic chapel at Tullabeg.

File relating to the establishment and maintenance of a guaranteed telegraph office at Rahan. Includes letters to Fr James Murphy SJ from the secretary of the General Post Office, Dublin and from D.E. Williams, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Barrack Street, Tullamore, county Offaly.

Letter and deed of arrangement on extension of telegraphs to Rahan.