VII.v. Miscellaneous papers compiled by memebers of the Wolfe family, largely undated,

1790-1918.

Fragmentary, miscellaneous papers compiled by members of the Wolfe family of Forenaughts, Co. Kildare. Includes a document relating to experiments with grinding wheat and varying types of flour, undertaken by the Albion Mills, Southwark (1790), transcriptions of poems (among them a fair copy transcription of a poem written in response to politician Samuel Whitbread policy regarding Spain 1808, with notes on verso which relate to the Croker family and their connections to the Wolfes, a printed copy of a hunting song, with annotations at head of the page read ‘Bramhall Moor Hunt 1876-1877’ in Yorkshire), and fragments from envelopes and letters, containing names and addresses.

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Language:English
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Notes:Physical description: 2 folders.
Arrangement:Sub-sub-fonds
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VII.v. Miscellaneous papers compiled by memebers of the Wolfe family, largely undated,

1790-1918.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Wolfe Family of Forenaughts Papers, 1654-1939.
Description:Fragmentary, miscellaneous papers compiled by members of the Wolfe family of Forenaughts, Co. Kildare. Includes a document relating to experiments with grinding wheat and varying types of flour, undertaken by the Albion Mills, Southwark (1790), transcriptions of poems (among them a fair copy transcription of a poem written in response to politician Samuel Whitbread policy regarding Spain 1808, with notes on verso which relate to the Croker family and their connections to the Wolfes, a printed copy of a hunting song, with annotations at head of the page read ‘Bramhall Moor Hunt 1876-1877’ in Yorkshire), and fragments from envelopes and letters, containing names and addresses.
Also included is an incomplete fragment of a ration card, dated June 1918.
Language:English
Extent:2 folders.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 50,113/102 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.