U137 Bandon Estate Office, Rentals and Other Volumes
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Date: 1882 - 1904
U137/RO/69
Level : file Title: Audited Rentals and Cash Accounts, Lands of the Earl of Bandon Extent: 25 items Scope and Content: Series of audited rentals and cash accounts, prepared by agent RW Doherty and examined and approved by auditors Craig Gardner & Co. The items fall into the following groupings:
U137/RO/69 001-005 Audited rentals covering the eastern and western estates for 1882-887.
Items 006-010 cover lands under a mortgage of 1873, all being in the Eastern estate (1887-94).
Items 011-016 cover lands in the earl’s Settled Lands, all being in the Western estate (1887-1904).
Items 017-024 cover the earl’s Unsettled Lands, 1887-94. Also described as the ‘No 3 Account’ [townlands contained are noted below]. U137/RO/69 025 is a volume containing three sets of rentals, 1888-89, the first for the Western estate, the last two for the Eastern estate. Audited rentals and cash accounts record information under the following fields: Denominations; Tenants' Names; Gale Days; Year's Rent; Rent and Arrears up to; Rent and Arrears Received (sub- fields: Poor Rate, Income Tax, Cash, and Total Received); Arrears up to; Allowances; and Observations. Observations are generally by the agent. Corrections and final approval by auditor occur at the end of the volume. A reconcilement account by the auditor occurs at the end of most volumes. The earl’s ‘Unsettled Lands’ include 15 denominations in the following townlands: Clodha (barony of Muskerry), Bealick, Pigeon Fields, Drummy and Corragh (part of Ummera), Drumlusky, Gurteen O’Mahon, Knockanymile (Knockaveale), Mauldenny (Mauldinna), Knocknastokey (Knocknastooka), Ardcloyne (Whitecastle and Butlerstown), Windsor (Moncreague), Roundhill, Cashelbeg, and Rockhouse.
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Date: 1882 - 1883
U137/RO/69 001
Level : item Title: Earl of Bandon's Estate Half Year's Rental and Cash Account 'No 1' Extent: 49 pp Scope and Content:
Rental for the half year ending 1882 'as to rents received from 17th January 1883', and Cash Account from 17th January 1883 to 30th June 1883', prepared and examined by Richard W Doherty, Agent, and Messrs Craig, Gardner & Co, Auditors. Each page is headed 'Rental of the Earl of Bandon', and column headings include the following: Denominations; Tenants' Names; Gale Days; Year's Rent; Rent and Arrears up to; Rent and Arrears Received (sub-fields: Poor Rate, Income Tax, Cash, and Total Received); Arrears up to; Allowances; and Observations. Observations are generally by the agent. Corrections and final approval by auditor occur at the end of the volume. [The volume
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