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Ballysax. Faculty to make alterations and improvements in Parish Church. 13 March 1867 dividing the present square pews and adding some new. Alter posn of pulpit. Erect a Font
Faculty Alterations Seating | Pulpit | Font
Petition of Minister Church Wardens and Parishioners of Ballysax. Church erected in Church Yard where old church stood. Separate. Dedicate. Consecrate. William Tew
Petition Church Separate | Dedicate Consecrate | Assign
Commission to view & value new Glebe House of Ballysax built by Timothy Dunn. Built according to traced copies of orignal plans. 794 pounds. 7 March 1825. John Semple
Commission View and Value Glebe House Offices
Bishop of Kildare to Rev R G Greene. Power of attorney to sign contracts and direct building of Churches Ireland. 26 March 1815. Ballysax & Feighcullen 800 pounds (Irish) each. John Bowden
Power of Attorney Building Churches
Petition of Minister Church Wardens and Parishioners of Ballynefeagh. Church erected in Church Yard Separate from all profane uses. Consecrate. Assign. Robert Handcock
Petition Consecrate Church Separate | Assign
Ballinafeagh G. House. Specification 3 Sept 1828
Specification Glebe House Build
Ballinafa. Plan of Glebe House. Basement Principal Bedroom Storey. Section Elevation of House Elevation of Stables &c. Dublin 27 August 1828. John Semple & Son. Charles Kildare
Architectural Drawing Plan | Elevation | Section Glebe House | Offices Door Case | Windows Basement | Principal | Bedroom
Memorial of Rev Robert Handcock to build a Glebe House in the Vicarage of Ballynefeagh. 1828 Memorialist has ontained from Board of First Fruits a gift of 450 and loan 200 pounds
Memorial Glebe House Build Loan | Gift Board of First Fruits
Memorial of Rev Henry Hunt. Desirous of a gift of 450 pounds & a loand from Board of First Fruits 3 storeys incl basement. 34 x 34 ft. Plan & estimate approved by Abp. 9 February 1825
Memorial Glebe House Build Dimensions Loan | Gift Baltic timber | Welsh slates
Considered expedient to rebuild the Parish Church of Ballycane. Signify approval of plan of church of change of site. 7th September 1826
Approval Church Plan approved Site