Response to questionnaire from Joe Slevin, Moate, Co. Westmeath, collected by Brigid Keane.

Response to questionnaire from Jimmy Bradley, aged 99, a fish-monger and labourer, from Kilkeel, Co. Down. Dated June 1945.

Response to questionnaire from Hugh Fitsimmons, Ballymartin, aged 50, living in Ballyveigh, Ballymartin Parish, Co. Down. Originally from Castlewellan distrinct. Dated 13 December 1945.

Response to questionnaire from Nicolas Nicky (Cunningham), aged 84, a farmer, from Tullyframe, Kilkeel, Co. Down. Dated 14 September 1945.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Connacht/ From S.S. Ó Docraigh, Ballinafad, Boyle, [Co. Sligo].

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Leinster / From Michael Kilemade, Ferefad, Co. Longford. Stamped: 4 May 1945.

Response to questionnaire from John Treanor, Forkhill, Mullabawn, Co. Armagh.

Response to questionnaire from Mary Nugent, Dernaroy, Dromintee, Co. Armagh dated May 1945.

Response to questionnaire from Jimmie Donnan, (aka The Lucky Fellow), a fisherman, aged 80.

Response to questionnaire from Susan Murphy, Dromintee, Co. Armagh, dated the 13 May. Susan Murphy was the grandmother of Michael J. Murphy.

[Response to questionnaire from "Big" Paddy Daly, Laragh, Streamstown, Co. Westmeath, collected by Brigid Keane]

Response to questionnaire from Mr. Gwynn, a Protestant gentleman, aged 99, living in Ballymoney, Rostrevor, Co. Down.

Responses to questionnaire collected by S. Nic Shiomóin, Delvin, Co. Westmeath.

Response to questionnaire from Anne Kinny, aged 82, Valley Road, Ballymartin, Kilkeel, Co. Down. Dated 12th September 1945.

Response to questionnaire from Sarah O'Hare, Dromintee, Co. Armagh on the 12th of May 1945.

Responses to questionnaire collected by P.J. Gaynor, Bailieboro', Co. Cavan.

The 7th of 33 diaries of John Oram’s son, Arthur Oram, farmer and land agent, County Mayo. Covers the period January–December 1893. Arthur's diaries record his day-to-day work on the farm, the management of the land under his care, the management of the animals and crops, the buying and selling of livestock at local markets. Also repairing fences, farm buildings, roads and ensuring their upkeep. The diaries also note the weather for each day, his commitments at the Assizes, attendance at the Petty Sessions and other community work relevant to his social standing. He alludes to his work as an elected representative on the Board of Conservators, his membership of the Drainage Committee and the Railway Committee, the surveying and valuing of land, the advertising and awarding of tenders, and the commissioning and inspection of work carried out in respect of these two committees. Arthur also refers frequently to the difficulty in collecting rents from tenants. The diaries record rents received, name of tenant and amount. He refers to events and milestones reached in his own family, attendance at church and the regular company the Orams kept with their neighbours and extended family. The diaries also make reference to current affairs.

The 1st of 33 diaries of John Oram's son, Arthur Oram, farmer and land agent, County Mayo. Covers the period January 1887–December 1887. Arthur's diaries record his day-to-day work on the farm, the management of the land under his care, the management of the animals and crops, the buying and selling of livestock at local markets. Also repairing fences, farm buildings, roads and ensuring their upkeep. The diaries also note the weather for each day, his commitments at the Assizes, attendance at the Petty Sessions and other community work relevant to his social standing. He alludes to his work as an elected representative on the Board of Conservators, his membership of the Drainage Committee and the Railway Committee, the surveying and valuing of land, the advertising and awarding of tenders, and the commissioning and inspection of work carried out in respect of these two committees. Arthur also refers frequently to the difficulty in collecting rents from tenants. The diaries record rents received, name of tenant and amount. He refers to events and milestones reached in his own family, attendance at church and the regular company the Orams kept with their neighbours and extended family. The diaries also make reference to current affairs.

The 4th of 33 diaries of John Oram’s son, Arthur Oram, farmer and land agent, County Mayo. Covers the period January–December 1890. Arthur's diaries record his day-to-day work on the farm, the management of the land under his care, the management of the animals and crops, the buying and selling of livestock at local markets. Also repairing fences, farm buildings, roads and ensuring their upkeep. The diaries also note the weather for each day, his commitments at the Assizes, attendance at the Petty Sessions and other community work relevant to his social standing. He alludes to his work as an elected representative on the Board of Conservators, his membership of the Drainage Committee and the Railway Committee, the surveying and valuing of land, the advertising and awarding of tenders, and the commissioning and inspection of work carried out in respect of these two committees. Arthur also refers frequently to the difficulty in collecting rents from tenants. The diaries record rents received, name of tenant and amount. He refers to events and milestones reached in his own family, attendance at church and the regular company the Orams kept with their neighbours and extended family. The diaries also make reference to current affairs.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Connacht/ From John Mulligan, Doonflin, Skreen, Co. Sligo.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Leinster / From Lughaidh Ó Maolumhlaigh, Ardagh, Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Connacht/ From Seán Ó Bartlaigh, [Greanncoill, Barr-na-Tráighe], Ballina, Co. Mayo, 20 September 1945.

[Response to questionnaire from William (Bill) Powell, Enniskeen, Sunday, May 6th, 1945.]

Response to questionnaire from Domhnall Mac Fhionntaigh, aged 65, a farmer, Tamhnach Gorm, Co. Donegal.