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              Leases of Co. Tipperary estate: Ballyloughnane, alias Riverstown, barony of Lower Ormond
              IE BCA ROSSE/Q/7 · File · [1783-1978]
              Part of The Rosse Papers

              Envelope of Co. Tipperary estate leases: Ballyloughnane, alias Riverstown, barony of Lower Ormond. The leases up to and including 1820 are granted by Lord Dunalley, [as this and a couple of other townlands forming part of his Sopwell Hall estate, near Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary, were purchased from him for £20,000 in that year (see E/38). The
              envelope also includes papers relating to the sale of the premises to George Kennedy. In date order. For leasebooks which include the Tipperary estate, see Q/16.]
              Tenants’ wills, case papers, and leases relating to Derrinsallagh
              IE BCA ROSSE/Q/10 · File · [1844- 1993]
              Part of The Rosse Papers

              Two large envelopes containing a few leases, but mostly tenants’ wills and case papers, all relating to Derrinsallagh, barony of Lower Ormond, Co. Tipperary, [which may or may not have been part of the Dunalley estate, but probably was a much later acquisition of the Earls of Rosse.] This section also includes Irish Land Commission sale papers relating to the ‘Derrinsallow’ property of John Pilkington.
              Leases of lands in Co. Tipperary with baronial location not specified
              IE BCA ROSSE/Q/15 · File · [1718- 1786]
              Part of The Rosse Papers

              Three singleton leases of lands in Co. Tipperary with baronial location not specified: Lelagh (1718), Lissballyard and Rathmakeena (1739), and Kilgrogane (1786). The first 2 leases were granted by Sir William Parsons, 2nd Bt; the last
              does not have a Parsons as a party.