Leslie papers,

1528-1992.

Contains the estate and family papers of the Leslie family of Co. Monaghan, dated 1528-1992. Estate papers includes deeds, leases, rentals, legal papers, estate correspondence, documents from the Land Commission and from the Sir John Leslie Estates Company, maps and plans, financial papers, and miscellaneous documents relating to the Leslie estates of Glaslough, Pettigo and others. The Leslie family papers include correspondence, diaries and journals, writings, photographs, scrapbooks, sketchbooks, gamebooks, ephemera, legal and political papers, and miscellaneous material kept by the Leslie family.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Leslie family
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Latin
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Notes:Physical description: 106 boxes, 182 volumes, 32 sketchbooks, and 12 large folders.
Arrangement:Fonds.
Access:The following manuscripts require conservation and are not available for consultation: MS 49,495/42 ; MS 49,495/48 ; MS 49,495/61 ; MS 49,495/79 ; MS 49,495/112 ; MS 42,142 ; MS 42,181 ; MS 49,495/227 ; MS 49,495/456 ; MS L 320 ; MS 49,495/1347; MS L 317 ; MS L 318; and MS L 493.
Provenance:These papers were purchased by the National Library from Castle Leslie in 2001.
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Bound volume of the works of Irenaeus and St. Basil's Hexaemeron,

1528.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Leslie papers, 1619-1992.
Description:Contains a rebound copy of the 1528 Basel edition of Irenaeus, containing the Latin text of Irenaeus' Adversus haereses, and the Basilii Magni Hexaemeron. Includes the note "The works of Irenaeus with signature and autograph notes by John, son of Bishop John Leslie, founder of Castle Lesley [sic] in Co Monaghan, 1660. John was Dean of Dromore. Rebound at Cambridge, Anno Salutis 1911. S.L." by Shane Leslie.
Main Creator: Irenaeus, Saint, Bishop of Lyon
Created: Basel : Froben, 1528.
Language:Latin
Extent:1 volume.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 49,495/1382 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by National Library of Ireland.