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1871 Bill of executed works at John William Cooke's estate in Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary
Bill of executed works carried out on farm buildings at John William Cooke's estate in Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary. 17 July 1871
1871 Office of Public Works to John W Cooke re work executed at Borrisoleigh Co. Tipperary.
1871 Office of Public Works to John W Cooke re drainage work executed on his estate at Borrisoleigh, Co.Tipperary. 19 June 1871
1872 Invoice to John W Cooke from The City Saw Mills 66-67 Thomas Street Dublin
1872 Invoice to John W Cooke, Fortwilliam from The City Saw Mills 66-67 Thomas Street Dublin for Door, windows and panelling supplied.
1837 Bill for school expenses of Miss Grene
School expenses account to John Grene Esq. for Miss Grene at St. Mary's Priory including piano and dancing lessons. 1837
1872 drawing for a new porch at Fortwilliam, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary
Drawing for a new porch at Fortwilliam, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary. 1872
1874 receipt for repayment of Land Improvements loan
Office of Public Works receipt to J.W. Cooke for repayment of Land Improvements loan. 4 Nov 1874
1875 Specifications for building additions at Fortwilliam House Borrisoleigh
1875 Office of Public works specifications for building additions at Fortwilliam House, Borrisoleigh property of John W. Cooke, to be carried out under the Landed Property Improvement Acts.
A Tipperary Estate: Castle Otway, Templederry 1750-1853
A study of Castle Otway a smaller landed estate in Tipperary owned by the Otway family through Cromwellian land grants for the years 1750 to the sale of the estate in 1853
1879 County cess receipt for John Cooke of Fortwilliam, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of a receipt for the payment of the Spring county cess by John Cooke for Fortwilliam, Barony of Kilnemanagh, Co. Tipperary, valued at 470.12.0. March 1879
1894 Licence to carry arms in a proclaimed district
Colour image of a license to carry a double barrelled gun and ammunition on his farm at Gaile, Cashel, issued to Philip Scanlan, farmer. 12 June 1894