Cork Monthly Meeting, Women's Minutes, 1807-1851. This gives details of representatives elected to attend the provincial meetings, Minutes of the Meeting, accounts of women who have transgressed Quaker Rules, for example:
7 June 1810, 'Two of the friends appointed to deal with Helen Hatie have had an opportunity with her where she expressed being sorry for having acted contrary to the rule of our Society, said if it was to do so again she would not do so & wished to be retained a member of our society, the further consideration of her case is left to next meeting.'
Includes accounts of visitations, and those who were admitted to the Quaker religion. For example:
At the meeting, 11 November 1841, an account is submitted that friends under appointment visited Elizabeth Harvey and informed her that she had become a member of the Cork meeting.
Elections to the committee of the poor are recorded, for example:
At the meeting, 9 February 1843, Maria Wright and Anne Newsom were elected members of the committee.
Includes such records as that of 11 June 1820, 'Dorothy Haughton returns account that George & Sarah Carrs marriage was conducted in an orderly manner'.

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