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Twenty holograph letters addressed largely to David Davies. The writers include S[amuel] Price Davies [son of Sir David Davies], Bickling Vicarage, Bishop Stortford, and London, 1847-1848 (2) (Rhosybedw estate matters, the writer's visit to Frood Vale, the thinning of 'Galt Hugh Shon', personal), Henry Heald, London, 1848 (2) (the production of title-deeds of the Llwyn estate) (together with a copy of a letter from Messrs. Hill & Heald, London, to John Morgan, solicitor, Llandovery, 1848, relating to the same), Henry Jones [of Llwyn], from Abermeurig, undated (2) (money matters, rumours of a discovery in London of a box belonging to an old woman at Cayo and supposed to contain gold), [the Reverend] Richard Jones, Llanyblodwel, etc., 1846-1848 and undated (8) (one addressed to his brother Henry) (the management of the Llwyn estate, Sir David Davies's opinion of the writer, the success of the writer's son, the progress of the Llandovery Institution and its contribution to education in Wales), George Lloyd, Brunant, 1838 (3) (the writer's claim for payment of principal and interest on a bond), J. E. Morgan [niece of Sir David Davies], Berkeley Street [Berkeley Square, London], [1848] and undated (2) (money matters, thanks for a couple of woodcocks, the illness of the writer's cousin), and Josh. Tyler, Grays Inn, 1838 (an opinion on Mr. Lloyd's claim).

Miscellaneous papers, including a holograph letter from Benj[amin] Davies, from Paris, to his father [David Davies], undated (money matters, the object of the writer's visit to Paris); vouchers of Anne Davies, Llwyn, 1826-1847 (the shoeing of horses, repairs to Rhosybedw Mill, tithes of Llwyn, etc.); a memorandum of bills paid by Mr. John Price 'towards the Building at Rhosybedw', 1826; a statement of account, 1838-1839, from David Davies to Sir David Davies in respect of the planting of trees on the Rhosybedw estate; a holograph letter from Anne Davies, Llwyn, to D. Davies, Frwdfale, 1838 (a letter from Mr. Lloyd of Brunant concerning a bond); undated draft 'Answers to Mr. Davies's Queries' concerning the administration of the estate of Mrs. Price of Rhosybedw; a holograph letter from Timothy Davies, Commerce House, Cellan, to D. Davies [Ffrwdf©Øl], 1851 (a schedule of claims) (endorsed is a draft letter from [David Davies] to [Sir David Davies], 1855, relating to the possibility of increasing the rental of the Rhosybedw estate); etc.