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Reciting an indenture of 1 May 1730, Richard Warbutton and John Shaw (late father of John Shaw) in reference to lands at Ballincolligbegg to hold for three lives. Mortgage of £400, in respect of properties. Notes that Shaw was not to pay any interest for first four years.

Between Sir Charles Henry Coote, Ballyfin, Rev. Ralph Coote of Portarlington, a clerk, brother of Sir Charles Coote and Harriet Close of Elm Park in County Armagh, whereas the marriage is intended and referring to certain estates at Aharney, Arden, Aughananaghe, Ballycowan, Ballydrohid, Goldsmith's Lot, [Coote estate in Sragh] and also lands at Ballymecanter in Ballyboy.

Draft deed of assignment by James Ryan and Michael Molloy in trust of ground in Tullamore for a Poor School. Deed originally names Andrew James Flanagan but this has been amended to James Ryan on the outer cover of the indenture.

Tenancy agreement between Francis Berry and Patrick Gorman for house in Upper Barrack Street, Tullamore for yearly rent of £3.

2 copies of release of Mortgage from The Governor of Bank of Ireland to Robert William Von Stieglitz for the sum of £1200.

Free Farm Grant by Charles William Francis Bury to Thomas Llewellyn Nash and Christiana Sarah Nash recruiting lease from 1790 for premises in Barrack Street and Pound Street, Tullamore.

Agreement by Lady Emily Bury and James Galvin for weekly wage of 8 shillings together with house and garden at Ballard.

Agreement between Lady Emily Bury, George Moorehead and Henry Egan relating to fields forming part of the townparks in Tullamore town, assigning all mines mineral quarries and trees with liberty to euter and dig for the term of one year.

2 copies of conveyance by Margaret Letitia Wade and others to James Walsh reciting a deed of 6 February 1897 by Judge John Ross to William R Wade. Following William Wade's death in 1898, his wife Margaret agreed to sell James Walsh the plot on Barrack Street, Tullamore containing 1 rood 23 perches for £560. Registered in the Registry of Deeds on 30 November 1912.

Letter from Henry McHewart to 'Brownie' [presumably E H Browne] acknowledging a cheque received for £255 5s 2d and for Colonel Alexander's address.