Account of the sale held at Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath, on 27 October 1902 under the instruction of Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston.
Agreement and division of the estates of Moate, Westmeath, pursuant to the last will and testament of John Homan, to settle and divide estates between Philip Homan and George Homan.
Estate and legal papers comprising of deeds, indentures, tenancy agreements, land titles, correspondence and personal papers relating to the Mulock and Homan-Mulock family of Bellair House, Ballycumber.
Mulock Family, BellairA small brown box of 85 letters from Constance Lamb to her mother mother Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston at Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath. Written on the lid of the box is, "My letters from School, Germany and France C. L."
A miniature christmas card from Maria Blanche and Constance Plunkett-Johnston at Rockfield Moate, dated Christmas 1897.
Original incoming and copy outgoing letters relating to Ernest H Browne's management of the Bellair Estate. Matters referred to include the outstanding arrears of rent by W Cooper Clibborn, negotiations of sale between Clibborn and Mulock and decision against disposal of lands. Includes two ordnance survey maps of town of Moate and Killeenboylegan, as well as schedule of tenants on these plots in 1838.
Correspondence between Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston, and her mother Lizzie Fuller.
Envelope from Adam Henry Fuller in Paraguay to Lizzie Fuller at Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath.
Envelope from Adam Henry Fuller in Sienna, Paraguay, to his sister Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston at Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath.
Envelope addressed to Miss Plunkett-Johnston, Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath, Ireland, with an intact purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted on 18 December 1900. Inside are forty-four stamps that have been cut from thirty-three envelopes.
Includes:
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted September 1900, in London.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 1 October 1900, in London.
- Single, rose Sage/Peace and Commerce twenty-five cent stamp, posted 8 October 1900, in France.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 7 November 1900, in Dorking.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 25 November 1900, in Belfast.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 5 Dec 1900, in Dorking.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 7 January 1901, in London.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 19 January 1901, in Dorking.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 22 January 1901, in Dorchester.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 22 January 1901, in West Kensington.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 17 February 1901, in Monkstown, Dublin.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 18 February 1901, in Dorking.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 22 February 1901, in Dublin.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 24 February 1901.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 26 February 1901, in Englefield Green.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 9 March 1901, in Dorking.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 18 March 1901, in Dorking.
- Two green Queen Victoria halfpenny stamps, posted 6 April 1901, in Dorking.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 2 July 1901, in West Kensington.
- Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted 18 May 1901, in Dorking.
- Three George Washington (Scott #252, Type III) two cent stamps, posted 15 October 1901.
- (x5) Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted before 1902, in Dorking.
- (x2) Single purple Queen Victoria one penny stamp, posted before 1902.
- Four purple Queen Victoria one penny stamps, posted before 1902, in Belfast.
- Single green King George V (Type I, Die A) halfpenny stamp, posted 10 August 1911, Dorchester.
- Single green King George V (Type II) halfpenny stamp, posted 19 Mar 1914, in Dorchester.
- Single blue Edmund Rice two and a half pence stamp, posted 4 October 1944, in Dublin.
- Single red Queen Elizabeth (Machin series) four pence stamp.