Account book of William Rosser containing receipts and accounts of the sale of barley, oats, corn, butter, coal and tinplate; a list of harvest reapers and their wages; an account of cash paid by William Thomas towards the relief of the poor in p. Llansteffan, 1790-1; and miscellaneous loose papers. Welsh and English.
Accounts of goods sold, to whom and at what price, a diagram of a compass, a multiplication table and a letter from William Rosser, Trehyddion, dated 16 July 1787.
Bond in £100 to ensure that the maintenance and education of Anne Thomas's child is paid,
1 William Williams, of bor. Carmarthen, vintner and Thomas Williams of the same, ironmonger. 2 Rees Llewelin and John Evan, churchwardens and overseers of the poor of p. Llansteffan, co. Carm. Bond in £100 to ensure that the maintenance and education of Anne Thomas's child is paid.
Bond in £200 to ensure payment of £5 per month,
1 Owen Meyrick, of the bor. of Carmarthen, mariner. 2 William Rosser of p. Llansteffan, mariner. Bond in £200 to ensure payment of £5 per month.
1 James James of p. Llanboidy, co. Carm., gent. 2 William John of the bor. of Carmarthen, maltster and John David, of p. Newchurch, co. Carm., gent. Bond in £880 to ensure that on the intended marriage between Elizabeth Griffiths (widow of the late Rees Griffiths, Treversed, of the bor. of Carmarthen) and 1, the money of her late husband is distributed as stated between Elizabeth Griffiths and her four daughters. Copy.
Exercise book (12 pp.) of William Jones, Penpicillion, containing handwriting exercises; accounts relating to Penpicillion and Llan-y-bri poor rate; taxes due by Esther Rosser in 1814; and a nine verse Welsh poem about the methodist minister, Sion Davies Fawr, who stole a caddice on his way to preach at Brechfa on 5 Feb. 1809.
Formulae for writing demand notes and legacy receipts,
Inventory of livestock and hay, barley and oats in named fields with prices,
Endorsed: poem in Welsh.
Legal, financial and business papers,
Letter relating to a dispute between Jones of Muche and some parishioners concerning tithe and tax payments in p's Llangynog, Llansteffan and Llangain.
Letter to Colonel Ravenscroft, Laugharne from William Rosser, Trehyddion, asking him to pay his debts and defending the quality of his coal.
Letter to David Evans, [excise] office, Painscastle, from Esther Rosser, Penpicillion,
Damaged.
Letter to Mary Rosser from [?David Evans],
Letter to Mary Rosser from William Rogers, plaintiff's attorney, informing her that an action will be taken against her and John Jones at the next county court by Aaron Timmins, esq., in a plea of debt of £30.
Letter to Mary Rosser, Penpicillion from her sister Jenny, Nantbir,