1 - Letters to the Nagle Family

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Letters to the Nagle Family

19 pp

All documents in this file are individually wrapped in tissue-paper. Letter from Owen Madden to David Nagle dated 26 July 1779 concerning the sale of a wood; letter to Mrs. French dated 9 March 1819; letter addressed to David Nagle in Circus, Bath, England, concerning the land of Garret Nagle in BallyMcPhilipp -this letter is in a very fragile condition; letter to Joseph Nagle, Bath, dated 10 July 1798, letter from Thomas Roche, Cork dated 10 July 1798 to Joseph Nagle, Bath England, mentioning, land, leases and rents; letter with David’s Nagle’s name on the front side and M. Harrold on the inside, concerning accounts; letter to Joseph Nagle, Bath, England, dated Cork, 21 March 1798, mentioning Mrs. French; letter to Robert T. French, Poste Restante, Amiens, France, dated 12 December 1816, mentioning the sale of Ballygriffin and timber and a storm; document addressed to Joseph Nagle, Bath – in a very fragile condition; letter to Robert French which has been partially overwritten; letter to David Nagle at Bath, dated 21 January 1767 from Thomas Franks; letter addressed to Robert J. French, Rahasane, Craughwell, and post mark -Loughrea, dated 23 November 1827, in a very fragile condition; letter to Joseph French, Amiens, dated 20 January 1817, mentions the sale of Ballygriffin; document mentioning Martin John Harrold and Pierce Creagh; letter to Joseph Nagle, Bath, England, dated 16 July 1798, from Thomas Roche, telling him that Captain Goold has not paid the rent for Ballygriffin; letter to Joseph Nagle, Bath, England, dated 12 July 1798, from Thomas Roche, mentioning William Coppinger of Barry’s Court; letter to Joseph Nagle, Bath, England, dated 29 October 1797, from Thomas Roche, he refers to William Galwey; Indenture dated 12 July 1798, between William Coppinger of Barry’s Court, County Cork and Thomas Roche, of the City of Cork, the said agent and receiver of David and Joseph Nagle, land in Douglas and Ballincurrig is mentioned and a yearly rent of eight hundred pounds is to be paid; and a letter to David Nagle, dated 10 August 1767 from Thomas Roche, Ballygriffin.

ISAD(G) 2nd edition