II.lxxxvi. Draft and copy letters from Edmund Downey to assorted correspondents,
1914-1934.
Includes letters from Downey to a Mrs. Manning of London, concerning local and family news and the death of a friend whose ship was torpedoed in Malta in 1917, to a Fr. Power, concerning accounts of mineral deposits in Co. Waterford (1933), to William Hill, relating to the Roberts family, the verso containing Hill's reply relating to his findings on the Roberts, a Quaker family of Ballygunner (1934), and an undated copy letter to the firm of Cox & Lafore, solicitors of London, in which Downey enquires about a mining company formed by Lord Ava in Co. Waterford.
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| Notes: | Physical description: 11 items. |
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II.lxxxvi. Draft and copy letters from Edmund Downey to assorted correspondents,
1914-1934.
| In Collection: | Edmund Downey Additional Papers, 1842-1968. |
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| Description: | Includes letters from Downey to a Mrs. Manning of London, concerning local and family news and the death of a friend whose ship was torpedoed in Malta in 1917, to a Fr. Power, concerning accounts of mineral deposits in Co. Waterford (1933), to William Hill, relating to the Roberts family, the verso containing Hill's reply relating to his findings on the Roberts, a Quaker family of Ballygunner (1934), and an undated copy letter to the firm of Cox & Lafore, solicitors of London, in which Downey enquires about a mining company formed by Lord Ava in Co. Waterford. Also included is a copy of a letter to the Rev. W. B. O’Donnell of St. Patrick’s Church, Waterford, concerning reports in 'The Waterford News' of a Church of Ireland ‘special service’ called by the Bishop of Waterford in response to anxieties over Home Rule. (26 Feb. 1914). 2 pp |
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| Extent: | 11 items. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
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MS 50,009/137
(Manuscripts Reading Room) |
| Rights: | Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland. |