A collection of 135 documents and letters, mainly from Robert Grenewell and Bartholomew Hussy to John Morris, Sir Robert Clayton, and others, relating for the most part to English iron-founders in Ireland, 1661-75.

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• Letters of John Morris to Robert and to Peter Clayton some of which concern the litigation at Dublin concerning the iron-works at Enniscorthy. Also receipts and promissory notes signed by Morris. With some letters to John Morris from his brother Thomas, 1662-1679.
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