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'The translation of an attested copy of the charter of the borough of Brecon and the town of Lluell. (Obtained from the Rolls Chapel September 1832)'. Letters patented dated 20 March 2 and 3 Philip and Mary. 51 Numbered folios. Bound in vellum.

The examples given are mainly of presentments, some of them taken from Glamorganshire, Radnorshire, Brecknockshire and Monmouthshire and the remainder from several English counties. Theophilus Jones, 1778. 242 Pp. Bound in vellum.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by E. Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Brychan Brycheiniog (ff. 1-22), the Duke of Normandy (ff. 25-28), Llywelyn ap Gwrgant (ff. 29-38), Idio Wyllt (ff. 39-56), and Gwynfardd Dyfed (ff. 59-90). Source noted as D 749-848.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1905-1906, containing transcripts by E. Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Cadifor Fawr (ff. 1-91), Advenae of Carmarthen[shire] (ff. 97-109, 117-138), Advenae of Cardigan[shire] (ff. 111-116, 148-158). Source noted as D 849-938, A 119-131, G 1133-1186 (with omissions).

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by E. Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of the Advenae of Glamorganshire (ff. 1-86), and Stepney (ff. 87-88). Source noted as G 945-1036.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethel Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains genealogies for Anglesey (ff. 1-40) and Meirionnydd (ff. 41-100). Source noted as I 1273-1374. Card, 1911, addressed to Miss Ethel Noyes, London (f. viii).

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethel Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn (ff. 6-59), and Gwaethfoed ap Eynydd (ff. 60-111). Source noted as L 1605-1710.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethel Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Aleth, King of Dyfed (ff. 8-15), Rhirid Flaidd (ff. 16-31), Brochwel Ysgithrog (ff. 32-43), Tudur Trefor (ff. 44-78), the Geraldines (ff. 80-84), Osbwrn Wyddel (ff. 85-91), Hwfa ap Cynddelw (ff. 93-99), Edwin o Degeingl (ff. 100-123), and Pryce of Gogerddan (f. 125). Source noted as L 1711-1832.

(A). Collecteana Pembrochiana /.../ Broadway, Worcestershire / 1859. (B). Pedigrees / of / Caermarthenshire, / Cardiganshire, / and / Pembrokeshire, / in continuation of Lewis Dwnn, / to about the years / 1700-10, from the MS of / John Philipps Allen Lloyd Philipps, esq./ of Dale Castle, / Pembrokeshire. / Typis Medio-Montanis / Impressit / Jacobus Rogers, / 1859. With lists of sheriffs of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and Cardiganshire; a list of Pembrokeshire magistrates in 1859; and extracts from the Black Book of St Davids. (C). Glamorganshire / Pedigrees / from the MSS of Sir Isaac Heard, kt / Garter King of Arms. / Edited / by / Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart. / Worcester: / Printed by Deighton and co. / 1845. Some letters to Joseph Joseph have been mounted on the leaves, and there are also some loose sheets containing pedigrees and notes, together with an engraving from a painting of Sir Thomas Phillips by Francis Williams. Interleaved copies of printed books with manuscript notes. Half calf.

Notebook containing drafts of pedigrees mainly of Carmarthenshire families with some letters addressed to James Buckley.

One sheet.

List of Carmarthenshire sheriffs with notes, loose press-cuttings, and letters. Bound in limp red sheepskin. Gilt lettering. Bookplates of Jos. Joseph and James Buckley.

Notebook containing a short essay on Brecon and its vicinity.

Notebook containing translations of Welsh legends; and notes on the Welsh Bible, Welsh manuscript collections, etc.

Copies of letters, 1802-1807, from Thomas Williams of Brecon, attorney, James Preece, clerk to Mr Williams, and Walter Williams. 188 Pp.; half calf.

Direction for search of records remaining in the Chancerie Tower Exchequer ... By Thomas Powell, Londino-Cambrensis. London: 1622. Notes by a clergyman written between 1710 and 1713 on several blank sheets in the book.

Notebook containing a transcript of:. A full, true and particular / account / of the / behaviour confession and last words / of / Thomas Athol, late / mayor of Tenby in Pembrokeshire / and Thomas Athol his son, / who were / executed on Friday July 5, 1723 ... Faithfully published by Thomas Dyche / ... London: Printed and sold by John Applebee a little below Bridewell-Bridge, in Black Fryers. (Price two pence).

Y / Gymraeg yn ei disgleirdeb, / neu helaeth / eirlyfr Cymraeg a Saesneg ... 1760. With a glossary in manuscript of strange words for natives of South Wales.

Draft of a portion (Chapter II-V) of the History of the county of Brecknock by Theophilus Jones. The draft is in the historian's autograph and it contains some footnotes which were not introduced into the printed work. 80 Unnumbered folios; leather boards. Bookplate of Jos. Joseph FSA.

Catalogue of the valuable library ... of the late Theophilus Jones, esq. deceased. To be sold by auction, by Mr Wise of Bath, on the premises, at Brecon; Wednesday, September 2d., and two following days ... George North, printer, Brecon. An interleaved copy with the prices realised at the sale entered in the margins. For a July 1809 catalogue of the library of Theophilus Jones, see NLW MS 140C.