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Notice and agreement to let Tynypark in 1854; notice for tenant of Tynypark to quit, 1856; notices of sale of Tynypark and Bryngrifty, 1859; sale particulars and related papers, 1859; memorandum for agreement of sale of land in p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, 1859; maps and schedules of Tynypark and Bryngrifty, [c.1859]; abstracts of title to Tynypark (1841-1860), 1864, and to Waungron (1804-1868), 1868; requisitions of title to Tynypark, 1865, and Waungron, 1868; conveyance of land in p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, 1865; and conveyance of Tynypark and Bryngrifty, 1867.

Original bundle of deeds relating to a message called Tyr Nant y Maen, p. Caron, including the post-nuptial settlement of John Morgan of Gorse Vawr, p. Lledrod, gent., and Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel Rowlands of Llangeitho, clerk, 1764.

Abstract of title (1666-1829; 1831 watermark) of Thomas Jenkin, gent, the mortgagee of m's and lands called Tythin Caemawr otherwise Caemawr, and Bwlchblaennant, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, and counsel's opinion, approving the title, 1839.

Will and codicil of Sir John Williams of Blaenllynant, Aberystwyth, formerly of Plas Llanstephan, co. Carm., bart., 1919 (includes bequests of £2000 to the University Hospital, London, and £1550 to NLW; NLW to select such books, manuscripts, pictures, prints etc. as it shall desire and devises the residue of his personal estate and all his real estate to trustees to sell and to invest the same in trust, a moiety to NLW to enlarge or erect buildings and a moiety to UCW, Aberystwyth, to maintain a professor / lecturer in Welsh literature, Welsh history or Welsh archaeology), together with associated deeds and documents, including case and opinion of counsel about transferring trust funds to NLW and UCW, 1926; appointment of NLW and UCW as new trustees of the said will, 1927; and release and indemnity by NLW and UCW of John William Patrick Parry the surviving executor of the said will, 1927.

Deeds and correspondence concerning various trusts comprising deeds, 1860, and correspondence, 1887, relating to a sum of money held by Frederick Rowland Roberts in trust for the Rev. William Davies of Fishguard, co. Pemb.; acceptance of appointment as trustees of the marriage settlement of the late William Henry Thomas and Catherine Thomas in place of Frederick Richard Roberts, 1888; undertaking by John Maurice Davies of Penpompren, co. Card., esq., that the said F.R.R. on being appointed a trustee of his marriage settlement will be entitled to charge for all business done relating to trusts, 1898; and release of the trustees, including F.R.R., of the will of Ernest George Henry Arthur, earl of Lisburne, 1913.

Copy declarations, notices and writs in cases in the Exchequer of Pleas of Daniel Davies v. James Beynon Lloyd Philipps of Mabws, esq., Thomas Edwards v. Philipps, Joseph Evans v. Philipps, William Evans v. Philipps, Anne Jones v. Philipps, and Margaret Jones v. Philipps, June 1847, for the recovery of various sums of money.

Volume listing 124 numbered and four pages of unnumbered lots of household effects, prices fetched and buyers' names, plus 40 lots of unnamed books.

Account books, note books and almanacks, including accounts of wedding presents received by V. E. P. [sic.], 1873, and presents received by Rev. O. D. on leaving Aberystwyth; recipe book for foods and household products (1862 watermark; the few dated items being in the range 1884-1889); accounts of Hannah Evans, their domestic servant, 1885-1890; notebook of various accounts, including calennig 1889 and presents to parish children, 1889; and account with Thomas Hughes, grocer, 1888-1890. Also including bank books, 1866-1887, including for the National school building account, 1871-1887, and the Bee Hive benefit society, 1877-1883.

Includes a sacrament money account book [of Chelsea St Lukes or Easton Neston?], 1829-1832, and notebooks containing personal memoranda and accounts, 1835-1839.

Original bundle of papers in a case in the court of common pleas between John Waddingham of Guiting Grange, co. Glos., esq., and Thomas William Richardson of Pwllpeiran and Cloise his wife, relating to possession of Pwllpeiran and trespass. The papers, mainly letters, include a copy notice from William Chambers, John Waddingham's predecessor as owner of the Hafod estate, to Mrs Eloin de C. Elinsall to quit Pwllpeiran, Aug. 1871.

Two wages books, 1930-1934 and 1934-1940.

Original bundle of papers, Feb. 1874-Nov. 1875, relating to the rent charge in lieu of tithes in p. Llanddarog, co. Carm., let to Walter Augustus Holcombe and Charles Alexander Holcombe, esqs, including a copy summary apportionment of the Llanddarog tithe rent charge, [c.1874]; a notice that Frederick Rowland Roberts of Aberystwyth, solicitor, has replaced Richard Gardner of Carmarthen as receiver, Feb. 1874; letters, Jan. 1874-Nov. 1875; and notices to pay, April 1875. There is also a notice, presumably mis-filed, relating to Mary Jones of Coedllanddufawr's tithe rent charge in p. Llanwenog, co. Card., the property of George Augustus Vaughan, esq., April 1880.

Mortgage of premises in p's Walton East and Wiston, co. Pemb., and drafts of an assignment of two terms of years for better securing £10,000 of a moiety of the manor of Spittle, other premises in p. Spittle, including a water corn mill and tucking mill, and premises in p. Llandeilo Abercowyn, co. Carm.

Original bundle of papers in a case in Cardiganshire county court between William Watkins of Camdwr Bach, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, farmer, and South Cambrian Mining Co. Ltd, relating to damage done by the company to the plaintiff's hayfield in the construction of a tramway and water course.

Original bundle of deeds relating to Wernfach and Blaenyresgair, the former conveyed to Rev. William Evans (already residing therein) and the latter to David Evans also of Wernfach.

Family and estate papers of Edward and David Theophilus of Wernfach, being material relating to properties in p. Llanrhystud owned or occupied successively by several interrelated families, notably Evans, Williams and Cruickshank. The properties are Blaenyresgair, Lluest y Conscience (formerly known as Llain y Gwen Sians and Lluest y Gron Sians), Tryal (also spelt Trial, Treal, Trual), Tyn y Clawdd (formerly known as Ty’r Treflick and Twy-yn-y-clawdd), and Wernfach (also known as Wernnewydd). It appears that the properties’ last owners (and Roberts & Evans’s clients) were Edward and David Theophilus of Wernfach, who were also related to the previous owners and/or tenants. Thomas Johnes of Hafod had been the owner (but not the occupier) of some of these lands, and is a party to several of the earlier transactions recorded in these deeds.

Original bundle of deeds and documents relating to Tyn y Clawdd, Wernfach and Blaenyresgair, all p. Llanrhystud, including a copy (1849 watermark) probate of the will (dated 1824) of William Williams of Wernnewydd, p. Llanrhystud, and an auctioneer's poster (2 copies) for the sale of Wernfach, 1861.

Original bundle of deeds relating to a m. and farm named Wernphilip, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, including the marriage settlement of Lewis Williams of Penrhiw yr Hebon, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, gent., and Jane Morris, eldest daughter of Richard Morris of [Kernnoy?], p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, gent., 1756; and administration of the estate of John Maurice Davies, lieutenant in the 31st Regiment of Foot, bachelor, dec., granted to Jane Davies, widow, his mother, 1798.

Original bundle of deeds relating to the Penywern estate, belonging to Richard Phillipps and later to the Wickham family, comprising a messuage called Cynon Isa, p. Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, a cottage or dairy house Llyastganol yn Cwm Ergir, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, messuages called Erw y maen Llwyd, Pencwm, Ty Llwyd yn y Pentre, Tythin Llyastmaenllwyd, Tythin y Coed, Tythin y Cwm and Tythin y Garn vach, p. Llansanffraid, a capital messuage called Penywern, p's Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn and Llanbadarn Fawr, including the post-nuptial settlement of Richard Phillipps of Penywern, gent., and Margaret his wife, 1743; the pre-nuptial settlement of Elizabeth Wickham of Aberystwyth, spinster, natural daughter of William Wickham late of Penywern and John James of Aberystwyth, shopkeeper, 1817; and deed of partition of the said estate, 1833.