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Letters to Thomas Pryse of Gogerddan from David Roberts of Rug, Nurse Jones of Corwen, and Howell Wynne of Corwen. 1738-1743, and correspondence between Thomas Lloyd of Abertrinant, John Lloyd of Rug and Oswestry, 1748-1755, with one letter from John Pughe Pryse, 1762. The main subjects are described at series level. Several of the letters mention Madam Salesbury’s clothing charity and other charity for the poor at Corwen. Two letters discuss the political stance of Gogerddan in the elections for Cardigan Borough, 1747, and Cardiganshire, 1755, mentioning Thomas Powell of Nanteos, Herbert Lloyd of Peterwell, Sir John Philipps, Thomas Johnes of Llanfair and Wilmot Vaughan of Crosswood (Trawsgoed). Other topics include the death [of Mrs Pughe of Mathafarn], the sale of Mathafarn, 1752; lead mining on the Gogerddan estate, 1752; and brick making, 1762.

Letters to Thomas Pryse of Gogerddan, 1740-1744/5. Correspondents include Lord Lisburne of Crosswood (Trawsgoed), 1740, Wythen Jones at Llanidloes and Corsswood, 1741-1743, J. Hill of Llysnewidd, 1741-1742, George Parry of Holywell, 1741-1743, James Lewes of Gellydywyll, 1742-1744, John Morgan of Llandovery, 1742, David Lewes, complaining of his own financial difficulties and lack of family loyalty, 1742. David Lewes jnr [of Dolehaidd] at Sheerness, 1742/3, J. Apperley, 1743; Thomas Corbett [of Ynymaengwyn], 1743; Henry Hughes of Llwyn-y-braine, seeking to get his brother excused from serving as sheriff of Glamorgan, 1743/4, John Higgs of London, 1744; and Thomas Heatty of London with a bill for surveying equipment, 1744. The main subjects are described at series level. Other topics include membership of an agricultural improvement society, 1741; the purchase of a chaise and horse, 1741-1742; partnership in a Flintshire mining company, 1741-1743; the petition of Richard Lloyde against the election result, 1741; the state lottery and political affairs involving [?Roderick] Gwynne of Glanbraine, 1742; settlement of a trespass by Charles and Roderick Richardes [of Penglais], 1743; and the burial of Madam Pugh, 1744. The file also contains accounts of bills unpaid to the creditors of Thomas Pryse, 1743.

Gogerddan rentals, 1719-1931 and Abernantbychan rentals, c. 1722-1887 .

Rentals, 1747-1931, receiving/collecting rentals, 1820-1920, rent arrears, 1745-1817, rent audit books, 1891-1918, tithe rent charges, 1891-1916 ; and additional rentals, 1719-1931.

Royal pardon to William Wilkinson of Aston near Budworth, Cheshire, ?Christian Moore of Dodcott, John ap Edward of Hyssington, Montgomeryshire, Griffith Richard of ?Llanwrin, Henry Wynne of Machynlleth, Griffith Price of Hyssington and others, for clipping coin, 1682.

Papers from legal cases involving Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan (d. 1675). and his brother Thomas Pryse, 1657-1679. The two most substantial files relate to actions of trespass and ejectment against the Pryses from lands in Aberystwyth, Dynas, Cwm Rheidol, Rhyd Onnen and Llanbadarn Fawr, 1661-1662, and from Bodvage Park and the Lodge, Llangynfelyn, 1662-1679. Other cases concern suit of mill, 1657, and actions for debt, 1666-1673.

Original bundle of papers in an action of trespass and ejectment from a park called Bodvage Park and a messuage called The Lodge, both in the parish of Llangynfelyn, Cardiganshire, 1662-1679, between William Pleasted, plaintiff, and Sir Thomas Pryse [of Gogerddan], defendant, heard at Hereford assizes, which premises were leased by Sir Richard Pryse, the defendant's brother, to William Sumner of Pollicott, Buckinghamshire, in 1661 as security for £200 and which were subsequently leased by Henry Sumner of Dinton, Buckinghamshire, William Sumner's son, to the plaintiff in Jan. 1678. The file contains receipts, briefs, a letter from Thomas Harborne of Aylesbury, 1669, and particulars of documents used in the trial, 1679.

Papers deriving from an action against Sir Richard Pryse, defendant., by James Jones for a debt of £100, dated 1666, and an action by John Herbert for a debt of £300, dated 1672/3

Papers deriving from a case brought before the High Court of Chancery in 1683 by Edward Pryse and Dame Dorothy Pryse, executors of Sir Thomas Pryse, plaintiffs, against Sir Hugh Middleton, Sir Carbery Pryse, infant (per John Herbert his guardian) and William Wogan, defendants, concerning the refusal of Sir Hugh Middleton to pay a sum due upon a recognizance for the payment of £2100 acknowledged in 1639 by Sir William Middleton to Sir Richard Pryse (d. 1651), which recognizance descended to Sir Richard Pryse the younger and thence to Sir Thomas Pryse, and the refusal of William Wogan to honour a former agreement by Sir Hugh Middelton for payment to Sir Thomas Pryse, claiming that £2000 was due to Sir Carbery Pryse as nephew and heir of Sir Thoms Pryse. The file contains the bill of complaint, a copy bill and breviat, 1683, together with the renunciation by Dame Elizabeth Pryse of the administration of the goods of her late husband, Sir Richard Pryse, 1675, breviat of a bill by Edward and Dame Dorothy Pryse against John Herbert and Dame Elizabeth Pryse, his now wife, defendants, 1682, and other papers relevamt to the case, 1661-1682.

A bundle of additional loose bills and receipts (1664-1836) which were found during the cataloguing of the Gogerddan estate records, the majority relating to the management of the household and estate including receipts and bills for household sundries and estate maintenance including grain, thatch, lime, bricks, services, livestock, and carriages, as well as receipts and bills for payment of debts and rents. The bundle also includes a number of papers (1741-1762) detailing schedules and valuations of damages relating to Neuadd mine, Llangynfelyn.