Papers relating to estates in Newry, Crobane, and other places in Co. Down and in Knocknagoran and other places in Co. Louth, the property of Sir Edward and Sir Nicholas Bayly, and later of the Earl of Uxbridge (aft. Marq. of Anglesey), with other Anglesey papers, 17th - 19th c.

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