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A Catalogue of documents relating to the Diocese of St. Davids taken from calendars of Patent Rolls, Charter Rolls, Bodleian MSS, British Museum MSS.

A Notebook of the Dolyclettwr Estate as tenanted in September 1839.

1. David Roberts, formerly of Tanyrallt in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card., later of Taliesin in p. Llancynfelin, farmer. 2. David Roderick of Tanyrallt aforesaid, farmer. 3. Hugh Hughes of Aberystwyth, gent. Absolute Sale of a m. called Tanyrallt in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card., to David Roderick.

1. Henry Hoghton of Hafod, co. Card., esq. 2. William Tilsley Jones of Gwynfryn, co. Card., esq. 3. The Rev. William Basil Tickell Jones of Gwynfryn. Absolute Sale of a m., etc. called Dolyclettwr, with several cottages, etc., parcels, being part of an estate called Tanyrallt, with several cottages, etc., a m. called Tygwyn, with three cottages, in Trerddol, and parcels of land, m's, or cottages, being part of an estate called Tymawr, all in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card.; also all those allotments which, under an act for enclosing lands in p's Llanfihangel generglyn and Llanganfelin, co. Card., had been allotted to W. C. Gilbertson. Draft.

1. Richard Jenkins of Henhafod, Llancynfelin, co. Card., farmer. 2. The Rt Rev. William Basil, bishop of St Davids. Absolute sale of a parcel of land in the village of Tretaliesin in p. Llancynfelin, bounded on the south side partly by the street called Chapel street, with four m's or dwelling houses thereon. Draft.

1. Richard Jenkins of Henhafod, Llancynfelin, co. Card., farmer. 2. The Rt Rev. William Basil, bishop of St Davids. Absolute Sale of a parcel of land in the village of Tretaliesin within p. Llancynfelin, bounded on the south partly by the street known as Chapel Street, with the four m's or dwelling houses erected thereon.

1. Morris Davies of Ffosrhydygaled, co. Card., esq. 2. Richard Jenkins the younger of Henhafod in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card., farmer. Absolute Sale of the reversion and inheritance in fee simple of a parcel of land in the village of Taliesin in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card., with the dwelling house and buildings thereon.

1. Sir Edmund Antrobus, bart, and William Matthew Coulthurst, esq., both of the Strand, Middlesex. 2. Edward Marjoribanks of the Strand, esq. 3. Henry Pelham, Duke of Newcastle, Knight of the Garter. 4. Henry Pelham Clinton, commonly called Earl of Lincoln, eldest son of the Duke of Newcastle. 5. Henry Hoghton of Bold, Lancashire, esq. Absolute Sale to Henry Hoghton of the Dolyclettwr estate described in No. 67 of 1835, May 2.

Abstract of the title of Morris Davies, esq., to dwelling houses and premises situated at Tretaliesin, co. Card. See Nos 7 - 8 of 1880, May 10.

Abstract of the title of Richard Jenkins, Henhafod, to a leasehold m. or dwelling house in Tretaliesin in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card.

Abstract of title of the bishop of St Davids and his mortgagees to an estate called Dolyclettur in p. Llancynfelin, co. Card., with opinion thereon.

1. Henry Hoghton of Hafod, co. Card., esq. 2. Richard Tredinnick of Lombard Street, London, gent., Thomas Field of Marylebone, Middlesex, gent., and John Anthony Tielens of Avenue Road, Middlesex, gent. Agreement for the lease of a watercourse or leet through Dolyclettwr Wood in p. Llanganfelin, co. Card., used by Richard Tredinnick, Thomas Field, and John Anthony Tielens for conducting water from a mine called Gwarcwm mine.

1. Richard Jenkins of Henhafod, co. Card., farmer. 2. William Basil Jones, bishop of St Davids. Agreement for the sale of four dwelling houses in the village of Taliesin and p. Llanganfelyn, co. Card.