Original bundle of deeds and papers relating to Pen Rhew Gwaith (93 a.) in the parish of Bedwellte, Monmouthshire, purchased by Sir Charles Morgan in 1834 from William Llewellyn, a prisoner for debt in the Fleet Prison, London, formerly of Argoed Mills in the parish of Mynyddislwyn, miller, dealer and chapman. The papers include an abstract of title, 1737-1830, copies of baptisms, marriages and burials of members of the Llewellyn family in the parish registers of Basaleg, Bedwas and Bedwellte, 1760-1831, and a map, 1834.

Deed of exchange between Lord Tredegar and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, of 3,800 sq. yards adjoining the premises of the Tredegar Iron & Coal Co., to use as the site for a vicarage and garden, in exchange for 4,840 sq. yards of land of Cefn Rhychdir Farm, all in the parish of Tredegar St George, in the ancient parish of Bedwellte.