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Pedigree chart of the family of Eddowes of Worthen, Pontesbury, etc., Shropshire, compiled by David Eddowes.

Facsimile of the pedigree chart of the descendants of the family of Jones of Llwynrhys, co. Card., compiled by Mrs Teifi Jones, Lampeter.

Pedigree of the Rev. Charles Bowen (1809-1882), Rector of St Mary-on-the-Hill with Upton, Cheshire, [c. 1843], with additions to 1883.

Heraldic pedigree, painted, of James Powell of Perth Hir, co. Mon., Gloucestershire, etc., with early eighteenth century additions showing their connection with the family of Snell of Guiting Grange, Gloucestershire.

Facsimile of the heraldic pedigree, painted, of Alexander Warren Dury Mitton.

Framed heraldic pedigree, painted, of Kidyfor Fawr, Lord of Blaenchirch and Kilsant. The line is traced upward to Maxen Wledig and downwards from Kidyfor to Hughe Phillipps, esq. [Compiled by Thomas Jones of Tregaron].

Table of the descendants down to the nineteenth century of Sir John Philipps of Cloggevraen, St Clears, co. Carm., and of Picton Castle, co. Pemb., dec. 1629.

Dufon pedigree from Jacques Dufon (born at Fescamp, Normandy, 1556) to the eighteen children of Nichol Godin and his wife (née Anne Feillet). Endorsed 'Register of nativity of my family. S. P. G.'.

Pedigree of the Stepney family 'as set forth in an old paper dated 1757 in possession of Mrs Hutchinson.' The pedigree shows the connection of the family with Sir Anthony van Dyke.

Pedigrees of Roche of Roche Castle, co. Pemb., and Roche of Butter Hill, co. Pemb. Privately printed at the Middle Hill Press.

Pedigree and arms of Adams of Holyland, co. Pemb.

Pedigrees of Dunn, Bowling, and Humphreys, co. Pemb. (three loose sheets).

Pedigree of Gwynne of Glanbran.

Miniature portrait in a locket of King Charles II presented in 1660 to Col. Laugharne, defender of Pembroke Castle in the Civil War. To the miniature is attached a piece of vellum with the following note: 'This little portrait must ever be considered as the highest approbation from the sovereign to his subject: this was given by King Charles the second to Colonel Laugharne who so gallantly defended Pembroke Castle in the time of the wars in Wales, as a token of his confidence on that occasion; and should ever be treasured by the Laugharnes, and those that might hereafter inherit that property, as a memorable trophy of such an event: Ostentare jugulum pro capita alterius'.

Pedigree of the Roberts family of Llanfairfechan and Dwygyfylchi, co. Caern., down to 1872, extracted from the records of the College of Arms, London, together with a press cutting, 1971.

Heraldic pedigree, painted, of the Mytton family of Halston, fourteenth-twenty-first generation.

Certificate for physical, chemical and natural science studies awarded by the Department of Science of the University of Paris to Paul Rene Yves Marie Diverres, 1901. Also a diploma from the University of Rennes awarding the degree of D.es L. in Celtic Literature, 1913.

Pedigree of Henry VI. (See Annual Report 1910, p. 41).

Address presented to John D. Williams on his departure from the Welsh Settlement, Patagonia.

Facsimile of typescript of the pedigree of Enoch James (1863-1931), wool merchant, who died in Australia, showing the twentieth century descendants of Lewis and Anne Pugh, fl. second half of the eighteenth century.