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letter re Garengrena 1862
One page of a letter to Dear John which sets out the transfer of the lease of Garengrena through various bequests, eventually being bought by Samuel Cooke from Elinor Gleeson (Glissan) and the children of Margaret Gleeson. These children left for…
letter re Garengrena 1862
One page of a letter to Dear John which sets out the transfer of the lease of Garengrena through various bequests, eventually being bought by Samuel Cooke from Elinor Gleeson (Glissan) and the children of Margaret Gleeson. These children left for…
Letter re marriage settlement from Mr Grene Oct 1847
An incomplete letter to an unknown recipient written from 4 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin by Mr Grene the father of the prospective bride refusing to accept a change to the agreed marriage settlements. 12 October 1847
Letter to George Grene 1806
Letter to George Grene from his mother written on a visit to Cork. 11th October 1806
Letter to John Grene Bagwell St. Clonmel. 1841
A letter to John Grene from a family member signing off as 'Tuppence' with news of George's illness. 1841
Letter to John Low (Lowe) Esq. 1841
Letter to John Low Esq. dealing with particulars of his late father's estate and business matters as well as personal news. John Lowe built Spring House, now known as Kilshane House in the 1820s. The letter is addressed from Upr Pembroke Street,…
Letter to Mrs E. Cooke, Fortwilliam from the School of Equitation, McKee Barracks, Dublin. 1933
Letter to Mrs E. Cooke, Fortwilliam, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary from the School of Equitation, McKee Barracks, Dublin. Informing her of the change in a horses name 'Clonfin' bought from her. 27 Oct 1933
Letter to Mrs Grene 1822
A personal letter to Mrs. Grene, Westmoreland Street, Dublin from her mother giving details of family news and enquiring after 'poor John'. 28 June 1822
Manuscript ledgers of Mr Grene 1845- 1852 Parts 1 - 3
Bound manuscript ledger of a Mr Grene mentioning various Tipperary names and businesses such as Grubb and Bagwell. 1845-1852
Manuscript ledgers of Mr Grene 1845- 1852 Parts 4-6
Bound manuscript ledger of a Mr Grene mentioning various Tipperary names and businesses such as Grubb and Bagwell. 1845-1852