Letter from Thomas Abbot, 25 June 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Thomas Courtenay Abbot

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Letter from Thomas Abbott Abbot regarding the meeting of the Guardians of Fermoy Union and of the Fermoy Rural District Council. Thomas Courtenay Abbott was the rector of Fermoy Church of Ireland in 1916. From 1919 until 1936 he would serve as the Archdeacon of Cloyne.

 National Archives of Ireland NAI/CSO/RP/1916/10802 https://letters1916.ie/item/4436 English Thomas Courtenay Abbot 1916-06-25 Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland Male Country and City Life Politics Industry and Public Administration

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 The Rectory, Fermoy, Co. Cork. June 25. 1916 Sir In reply to your letter, 9574 of the 8th inst I send herewith the Consents of the Guardians of Fermoy Union and of the Fermoy Rural District Council to the removal of the remains of MrsG Duggan for re-interment in Mitchelstown Churchyard. Your obdt Servt. T C Abbott see minutes below Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland Letter from Anthony Carroll to the Chief Crown Solicitor, 20 July 1916Letter from Anthony Carroll to the Under Secretary of Ireland, 15 July 1916Letter from Thomas Abbot, 25 June 1916 Thomas Courtenay Abbot Letter from Thomas Abbot, 25 June 1916