Indenture Barrington and Ryan 31-12-1926

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THIS INDENTURE made the thirtyfirst day of December One Thousand Vinehun- be County of Limerick Paronet of the first part ANNORANCARY CHARLES BACON arrington and Charles Bacon Barrington ( hereinafter together referred to as tureVITNESS that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration 11 times and for all purposes to pass and repass and drive cattle sheep the vendors their heirs and assigns and all other persons having or by E. enary clerk in Holy Orders ( hereinafter called " the Purchaser " ) of the third frantFRON THE VENDERS or otherwise acquiring the like right and all person vendors ( the receipt where of the vendors hereby respectively acknowledge ) the hereby assured for the sum of Two thousand five hundred pounds NOW this Inden- authorised by them with or without horses and vehicles of every or any kin grant unto the Purchaser his heirs and assigns AIL that and those the Mansion od thereon edged red Together with full right and liberty for the Purcheser of the sum or TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNPED FOUNDS paid by the House known as Glenstal Castle with the offices Gardens and Gardeners house with Demesne being part of the Lands of Cappercullen containing Onehundred forty cres two roads and twentyfive perches , Germanbane containing Onehundred and the County of Limerick more particularly delineated on the map hereon endorsed the Vendors " ) have agreed with the Purchaser to sell to him the hereditaments is heirs and assigns the Owners or Occupiers for the time being of the here said Charles PaposaBarrington during his life and after his death to the said irroe Gate Lodge and Belgium House together with portions of the Glanstal ightyfour acres one roof and twentytwo perches , and Boarmenshill containing aments hereby assured and all persons authorised by him or them in common ? ARRINGTON of Glenstal aforesaid Esquire of the second part and the Very Rev sixtythree acres and twentyseven perches situate in the barony of OMTYING in Vonsignor James J. HIAN of the Heritage Cadgagh Thurles in the County Charles Bacon Barrington in free , simple AND whereas the said Sir Charles Burton art VHEREAS the hereditaments hereby assured stand limited to the use of the endors according to their respective interests AS RENEFICIAL UNTERS DO here red and twentysfx. BETWEEN Sir CHARIES BURTON RARRINGTON of Gl