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Extracts relating to Devon taken from suits at Courts of Assize, etc., temp. Edward II and Edward III.

Extracts from the Book of Heirs (1-22 Elizabeth), abstracts of inquisitiones post mortem for Glamorgan (Henry VIII - Charles I), extracts from subsidy rolls for the western hundred of Glamorgan (34 Henry VIII), an abstract of a survey of Dinas Powis (8 Elizabeth), notes on the lordship of Gower (1093 - 1182) and materials for a history of parishes in the lordship, together with Llangyfelach, Llanguicke and Llansamlet.

One of two volumes containing extracts from charters and deeds relating mainly to Herefordshire, found in Harleian, Cotton and other MSS in the British Museum, etc.

One of two volumes containing extracts from charters and deeds relating mainly to Herefordshire, found in Harleian, Cotton and other MSS in the British Museum, etc.

Miscellaneous extracts and notes relating mainly to Wales in the medieval period and to Pembrokeshire families.

Extracts relating mainly to the northern English counties from the Testa de Nevill, etc.

Extracts from charters and deeds relating to the Marches of Wales.

Extracts, arranged by county, taken from entries relating to Wales in Calendars of State Papers, temp. Henry VIII - James I.

Extracts relating to the history of Wales, arranged by counties and taken from chronicles and public records.

One of two volumes containing extracts taken from records of inquisitions relating to wards and liveries, 5-11 James I, together with lists and indexes.

One of two volumes containing extracts taken from records of inquisitions relating to wards and liveries, 5-11 James I, together with lists and indexes.

Extracts relating to wards and liveries, temp. Edward III - Richard II, with an index of names.

One of two volumes containing extracts from various records and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from other sources, together with a note on the use of money in medieval England.

One of two volumes containing extracts from various records and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from other sources, together with a note on the use of money in medieval England.

NLW MSS 3641-4252 belonged to William Floyd (?1810-?1898), who spent many years at the Public Record Office - he applied for a ticket as from Bridgend, Glamorgan in 1856 - and in the British Museum engaged in research in the various types of records relating to the history of England and Wales preserved in those two institutions. With a few exceptions, most of which are described at the beginning of the collection, all the volumes are Floyd's notebooks and memoranda books. His collection, which had been presented to the London Library, of which he had been a member since its foundaton in 1841, was by that body transferred in 1899 to the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth at the time when the Welsh Library Committee of the College was accumulating material of Welsh interest to form a nucleus for the projected national library for Wales.

Transcripts and notes relating to Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, including extracts from patent rolls, grants, historical works and poetry.

Notes on Norman families in Glamorgan, including abstracts of Glamorgan inquisitions, temp. Henry VIII - James I, together with brief notes on Ogmore, on the earldom of Pembroke, and on the Martin of Kemeys family.

A collection of transcripts of inquisitiones post mortem relating to Glamorgan, 50 Henry III - 27 Henry VI.

Lists showing in which of his manuscript volumes of transcripts William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) extracts from inquisitiones post mortem and charter and patent rolls are contained.

Notes and extracts relating to places in Herefordshire.