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XD32A/310/1
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PHOTOCOPY LETTER [? McMahon and Tweedy, 13 Hume Street, Dublin], to Albert C. O’Dwyer, solicitor, Barrack Street, Cahir, co. Tipperary, asking for confirmation that, if the [Cahir House] Tenants... more
| 1969 April 15 |
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XD32A/310/2
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PHOTOCOP LETTER: Albert C. O’Dwyer, [solicitor], Barrack Street, Cahir, co. Tipperary, to Stokes and Quirke, auctioneers, 9 Sarafield Street, Clonmel, re the Cahir House Purchase Tenants’ ... more
| 1969 April 15 |
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XD32A/310/3
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PHOTOCOPY LETTER: Albert C. O’Dwyer, solicitor, Barrack Street, Cahir, co. Tipperary, to McMahon and Tweedy, solicitors, Home Street, Dublin, confirming that on acceptance of their offer, the [C... more
| 1969 April 17 |
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XD32A/310/4
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LETTER: John Roome, Withers, 20 Essex Street, London, to Colonel J.C. Wynne Finch, Voelas, Betws-y-Coed, Wales, discussing the difficulties of negotiating the sales at Cahir, and possible provision fo... more
| 1969 April 29 |
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XD32A/310/5
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LETTER: J.W. Roome, p.p. Withers, 20 Essex Street, London, to Colonel J.C. Wynne Finch, Voelas, Betws-y-Coed, Wales, expressing thanks for his previous letter and the report from Alec Smith enclosed i... more
| 1969 May 8 |
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XD32A/310/6
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LETTER: John Roome, Withers, 20 Essex Street, London, to Colonel J.C. Wynne Finch, Voelas, Betws-y-Coed, Wales, re the draft conveyance of a farm and accompanying fishing rights on the Rivers Suir and... more
| 1969 May 15 |
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XD32A/310/7
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LETTER: Maud [Mrs. G.H. Coldwell], Stoke Lodge, Ludlow, Shropshire, to John [Colonel J.C. Wynne Finch], suggesting that Alec [Smith’s] advice on the fishing rights be followed, and that Sides&rs... more
| 1969 June 1 |
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XD32A/310/8
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LETTER: Maud [Mrs. G.H. Coldwell], Stoke Lodge, Ludlow, to John [Colonel J.C. Wynne Finch], sympathising with Alec [Smith] for the difficulties he must have faced over the sales, questioning if Ballyd... more
| 1969 June 3 |
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XD32A/310/9
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LETTER: Maud [Mrs. G.H. Coldwell], V.A.D. Ladies Club, Great Cumberland Place, London, re local news and weather, and stating that Carter’s ideas seem to fit in with theirs. Enclosed: LETTER (3 ... more
| 1969 June 5 |
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