National Library Report on Private Collections Report on the Bruen Papers (from 1612), the property of Capt. H. A. Bruen, Oak Park, Carlow, relating to the Bruen, Beauchamp, Grogan, Whaley and Longfield families and to lands in Wexford, Carlow, Galway and Kildare. No. 20

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• National Library of Ireland Reports on Private Collections Bruen Papers: Correspondence, c.1830-1950, of members of the Bruen family re estate at Oak Park, Co. Carlow, etc., letters, etc., re Church of Ireland diocese of Leighlin, c.1870-1910; household account book (of Col. Henry Bruen of Oak Park?) 1788-95, with a few associated documents. An unsorted collection in the National Library of Ireland.
• Commissions of the Peace for Co. Carlow for Henry Bruen, 27 May 1853 and for Henry Bruen, 12 Dec. 1912.
• Letters from Samuel Boxwell, solicitor, Dublin, to Henry Bruen of Oak Park, Co. Carlow regarding the Ballyteigue and Kilmore drainage, Co. Wexford, with associated correspondence and papers 1884-1885.
• Warrant appointing Henry Bruen High Sheriff of Co. Carlow, 12 Jan. 1855, also warrant appointing him Deputy-Lieutenant of that county, 17 Feb. 1859,
• Papers in the Chancery case, 1866, of Johnson v. Bruen, relating to claims on Francis Bruen's lands of Coolbawn, Co. Wexford, with summary of will of Henry Bruen of Oak Park, Co. Carlow, signed May 14, 1795.