Letter from Thomas Maguire to Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 May 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Henry Arthur Wynne

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This is a letter from Thomas Maguire (b.1863), solicitor to Henry Arthur Wynne (1867-1943), the chief crown solicitor for Ireland. The letter regards the death of Helena Doyle (1866-1916). He states that Doyle was a spinster and that, as far as he knows her estate comes to £18. 10. 0, however her funeral and hospital costs have come to £19. Maguire wishes to inform Wynne about his inability to find any next of kin, requesting instruction regarding the issue.

National Archives of Ireland Chief Secretary's Office Registered Papers; CSO RP/1916/5611/8622/2 https://letters1916.ie/item/2117 English Henry Arthur Wynne 1916-05-19 22 Donegall Place, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Thomas Maguire Chief Secretary's Office, Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland Male Industry and Public Administration Industry and Public Administration

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 The Chief Crown Solicitor Chief Secretary's office DUBLIN CASTLE 19th May 1916. Re Miss Helena Doyle Deceased. Dear Sir, The above, who I understand was a Spinster and lived at Brookfield Street Belfast, died at the Mater Hospital, Belfast, on 11th January 1916, Intestate So far as I can see from the papers handed to me the whole estate, consisting of Policies of Assurance and small balance in Savings Bank, amounts to about £18. 10. 0, and the claims against the estate, Funeral expenses, Hospital charges, and incidental expenses after death, come to about £19. 0. 0. Up to the present I have not been able to trace and next of kin. I shall be glad to have your instruction touching the administration of the estate. Yours faithfully, Tho.Maguire Chief Secretary's Office, Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland Letter from Sir Matthew Nathan to Sir Neville Francis Fitzgerald Chamberlain, 1 May 1916Letter from Edward O'Farrell to the Major-General in Charge of Administration, 27 May 1916Letter to the Chief Secretary's Office, 2 June 1916Letter from C.W.F. to Mr. Farrant, 29 May 1916Letter from William Field to Augustine Birrell, 29 March 1916Letter from Alfred Bryne to Augustine Birrell, 30 March 1916Letter from Andrew Philip Magill to Jeanie Horner, 6 April 1916Letter from Thomas Maguire to Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 May 1916Letter from Sir Edward O'Farrell to Margaret O'Brien, 8 June 1916Letter from A. Stanford to Augustine Birrell, 1 May 1916Letter from J.J. Taylor to H.J Towle, 20 June 1916Letter from the Crown Solicitor, Cavan, to Sir Matthew Nathan, 1 March 1916 22 Donegall Place, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Letter from Thomas Maguire to Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 May 1916 Henry Arthur Wynne Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Andrew Philip Magill, 29 March 1916Telegraph from Richard Barry to Henry Arthur Wynne, 4 May 1916Letter from Samuel Alex Wray to the Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 May 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Samuel Alex Wray, 23 May 1916Letter from Campbell to the Chief Crown Solicitor, 26 May 1916Letter from J. Simpson to the Chief Crown Solicitor, 20 April 1916Letter from Anthony Carroll to the Chief Crown Solicitor, 20 July 1916Letter from C. O'Connell Fitzsimon to Henry Arthur Wynne, 4 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Paul Brown, 28 July 1916Letter from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 27 July 1916Letter from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 27 July 1916Letter from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 29 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Philip C. MacDermot, 28 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Philip C. MacDermot, 27 July 1916Telegram from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 24 July 1916Letter from Thomas Delany to Henry Arthur Wynne, 30 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Thomas Delany, 2 August 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Michael Lavery July 5, 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Stephen Brown, 20 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Stephen Brown, 24 July 1916Letter from Stephen Brown to Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 July 1916Letter from A.D. Donald to Henry Arthur Wynne, 25 April 1916.Letter from Sir Henry Arthur Wynne to James Brown, 7 July 1916Letter from James Brown to Sir Henry Arthur Wynne, 5 July 1916Letter from James Brown to Dr Henry Arthur Wynne, 5 July 1916Letter from John R. Cooper to Henry Arthur Wynne, 6 June 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Hugh Magrane, 22 May 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Thomas Maguire, 23 May 1916Letter from Thomas Maguire to Henry Arthur Wynne, 19 May 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Philip C. MacDermot, 28 July 1916Letter from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 28 July 1916Letter from Philip C. MacDermot to Henry Arthur Wynne, 24 July 1916Letter from J. C. Simpson to Henry Arthur Wynne, 7 June 1916Letter from A. MagillyCuddy to Henry Arthur Wynne, 17 June 1916Letter from A.F. Major to Henry Arthur Wynne, 4 July 1916Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to James Brown, 7 July 1916