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Walter F. Kent Borrisokane accounts 1884 - 1896
A bound manuscript account book for the business of Walter Kent, general merchant in Main Street, Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. The book is in poor condition, the front cover and up to page 127 are missing and throughout the book there are some missing…
The Kent family plot in Aglish graveyard
A colour photograph of the Kent family plot and headstone in Aglish listing Sarah and Walter Kent and some of their children, starting with Earnest who died in 1890. Borrisokane Co. Tipperary
Walter F. Kent Borrisokane account book 1896 - 1930
A bound manuscript account book for the business of Walter Kent, merchant in Borrisokane. The book includes an index of names and lists clients who had accounts and also gives an address. The book has been broken into 8 parts due to file size. 1896 -…
Portrait photograph of Walter Kent. No date
A black and white portrait photograph of Walter Kent of Borrisokane. No date
Family portrait of the Kent family Borrisokane. Late 19th century
A black and white Late 19th century studio family photograph of the Kent family Borrisokane. L to R Sarah Myra, Roland ,Wilfred and Walter Kent.
Bessie and Vera Kent, Borrisokane
A black and white studio photograph Elizabeth (Bessie) and Vera Kent, Borrisokane sisters of Roland. In the 1911 census Elizabeth is 28 while Vera is 7 so the photograph probably dates to WW1.
Roland V. Kent in the uniform of the South Irish Horse. 1915-16
A black and white studio photograph of Roland Kent in the uniform of the South Irish Horse. Probably 1915-1916
Roland V. Kent in uniform at Cahir barracks. 1915-16
Black and white image of Roland V. Kent in uniform and mounted on a horse at Cahir barracks. 1915-16
A card of comradeship of the Great War enrolling Roland V. Kent. 14 August 1919
A coloured membership card of comrades of the Great War enrolling Roland V. Kent of the South Irish Horse. 14 August 1919
Roland Kent and other officers of the South Irish Horse
A black and white photograph of Roland Kent and other soldiers in uniform outside a doorway with five dogs