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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
Will of John Joseph Cooke 1826
A manuscript copy in poor condition of the Will of John Joseph Cooke, Millmount, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary. Directing that his interest in lands at Garrengrena, Cohane and Currahkeal in Co. Tipperary be sold and his debts, funeral expenses and a…
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
Rent receipt George R. Cooke 1885
Half year rent receipt to George R. Cooke for Raheen and Lisnagrough. £150.7.7 .May 1885
Rent receipt John W Cooke 1876
A rent receipt for payment from John W Cooke to Mrs M.A. O'Connell for Garrane and Liss of £400 for one years rent. 1876
Marriage articles Peter Cooke 1735
Manuscript document detailing the marriage settlement of Peter Cooke (Dublin) and Elizabeth Shewbridge (Dublin) concerning the lease of 500 acres of Garrengrena in Co. Tipperary from John Damer. 1735
Lease Raheen and Lismagrew 1872
Lease between William Blosse Armstrong (Portarlington), his son Capt. Richard Armstrong and John William Cooke (Fortwilliam Tipperary) of 180 acres of Raheen and Lismagrew lands in Holycross for 3 lives or 31 years. 1872
Lease part Cloonsihane and Currane 1848
1817 Lease of part of Cloonsihane and Currane from William Cooke of Annfield to James Chadwick of Borrisoleigh for 1 year at £4. Includes an 1848 amendment of the surrender of the lease by Richard Chadwick and Daniel Kennedy for the sum of £5 to…
Lease of Garrengrene 1778
Lease of Dohane, Garrengrena from Rev Peter Cooke, Dublin to Joseph Cooke the younger, Doughane (farmer) for 999 years. 1778
Lease of Foyle Cohane 1778
1778 lease of 65 acres of Foyle Cohane in Garrengrena for 999 years between Rev. Peter Cooke (Dublin) and John Cook merchant (Borrisoleigh)