Bayly (Flemyng) appellant versus John Bayly and Thomas Flemyng of Besville, Co. Cavan, re will of Thomas Bayly, and appellant's unapproved marriage to Elizabeth Kerly. Irish Exchequer Appeal. Respondent's case.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Typescript extracts from Bayly and Symes family papers, including an account of the battle of Arklow, 1798, a monition to the Rev. James Symes, 1802, and the wills of Revs. Edward Bayly, 1825, Henry Bayly, 1827, Michael Symes, 1750, and James Symes, 1819.
• Mortgage between John William Bayly, John Bayly, the Rev. Henry Savage, the Rev. Robert Walsh, and Anne Walsh (née Bayly) concerning lands in the city of Dublin, and, also, in Co. Dublin (Finglas and Glasnevin), 28 Mar. 1818.
• Petition and appeal of Charles McCarthy against a decree of the Court of Chancery, granted to Jon. Bayly. Dec. 13, 1706.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1921)
• Papers of the Bayly family of Ballyarthur, Co. Wicklow and of the Symes family relating to mills and other properties and including letters of the Rev. Edward Bayly, vicar of Arklow, referring to the fighting in 1798 at Arklow, c. 1787-1826.
• Mc Carthy (Charles) appellant versus John Bayly re lands in the barony of Muskry, county Cork formerly belonging to Charles Oge Mc Carthy in 1641 and subsequently forfeited. Appellant's case and respondent's case. Apr., 1707.