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One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Welsh families, mainly those connected with Glamorgan.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Welsh families, mainly those connected with Glamorgan.

One of two volumes containing a transcript of an index in the College of Arms to William Dugdale's Baronage, together with an index to holders of fees in Somerset and Gloucestershire in the Black Book of the Exchequer.

One of three volumes containing indexes to William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) volumes of transcripts of and extracts from documents and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc.

One of three volumes containing indexes to William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) volumes of transcripts of and extracts from documents and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc.

Correspondence, 18-19 cents, together with miscellaneous military, naval and theatrical autographs.

A diary for 1887 kept by William Floyd (c. 1810-c. 1898).

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of two volumes containing extracts, relating mainly to England, taken from Harley and other charters and from the Harleian MSS and other sources.

One of two volumes containing extracts, relating mainly to England, taken from Harley and other charters and from the Harleian MSS and other sources.

One of two volumes containing extracts from charters, etc., mainly in the British Museum, together with indexes.

One of six volumes containing extracts from miscellaneous charters and cognate documents, some of them relating to Wales and the Border counties.

One of ten volumes containing notes taken from printed sources (e.g. John Collinson: The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset ..., 3 vols (Bath, 1791) and R. W. Eyton: Domesday Studies ... Somerset ..., 1880) and from public records as material towards a parochial history of Somerset.

One of six volumes containing extracts from miscellaneous charters and cognate documents, some of them relating to Wales and the Border counties.

One of six volumes containing extracts from miscellaneous charters and cognate documents, some of them relating to Wales and the Border counties.

One of six volumes containing extracts from miscellaneous charters and cognate documents, some of them relating to Wales and the Border counties.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from cartularies and other documents, NLW MS 3890A relating to Newent (Gloucestershire), together with extracts from British Museum Additional MS 18461 and Harleian MS 316.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from cartularies and other documents, NLW MS 3897B relating to Godstone, together with extracts from Assize Rolls, 13 Edward I.