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Clane. Rev W Parsons Memorial to build a Glebe House. 52 x 37ft 2 storeys over basement 29ft high Stabling for 6 horses. Coachhouse. Plan annexed
Memorial Glebe House Build | Dimensions Stabling
Rev Thomas Hare. Memorial for Commission of Dilapidations in Carnalway Glebe House &c. 7 Feb 1859. Amount of Dilapidations. Certificate to recover such Amount from Predecessor
Memorial Glebe House Commission Dilapidations Certificate
Carnalway. Memorial of the Rev G Stokes proposing a Glebe House. 16 May 1803 52 x 24ft return 16ft. 20ft over the surface. Plain ceiled. Foreign timbers roof Welch Slates
Memorial Glebe House Specification Welsh Slates
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
Memorial of Rev John Webb vicarage of Ballykean. Laid out 570 pounds in erecting said Glebe House A Commission of Valuation to View & Value. Certificate for such sums. 12 February 1818
Memorial Glebe House Commission of Valuation View & Value
Killeighy otherwise Ballykean. Memorial of Rev John Webb. 2 storeys including basement. 42 x 23ft 20th Feb 1816
Memorial Glebe House Build Dimensions
Memorialist William Chamberlaine proposes to build a dwelling house 39 x 18ft. 18ft high. 2 storeys Killaloe slates. 23 December 1809
Memorial Glebe House Dimensions Foreign Timber Roof Slates
Memorial of Revd Thomas Tucker. That Board of First Fruits granted 500 loan 300 gift to build a Glebe House
Memorial Glebe House View and Value Board of First Fruits
Memorial of the Pewholders and Parishioners of Rathdrum Church protesting against the proposed alterations in said Church. A
Memorial Pewholders | Parishioners Alterations