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The incomplete manuscript of the first part of a history of St Dogmael's and the surrounding district written, [c. 1860], by the Rev. Henry James Vincent; together with notes and transcripts by him, 1862-1864, from various sources.
The leaves relating to St Dogmael's have foliation 28-112 (with gaps), but with most numbers being repeated. Included in the volume is a letter dedicating the work to his friend Richard David Jenkins, Cilbronnau, Cardiganshire. The manuscript was published as Henry James Vincent, The History of St. Dogmaels, ed. by Glen K. Johnson (Cardigan, 2009).

A third part of Henry Vincent's History of St Dogmael's, containing chapters XIX-XXI (including some leaves foliated 113-118, 262-298, most numbers repeated, with traces of earlier foliation).

Transcripts of records at the Public Record Office relating to the Abbey of St Dogmaels, transcribed, 1864, by Stuart [?] for Henry Vincent; together with a few other transcripts by Vincent.

Notes on Tivyside salmon and herring fisheries (including leaves foliated 237-261, most numbers repeated, with traces of earlier foliation); and eight booklets containing genealogical memoranda and pedigrees copied from Lewis Dwnn.

The remaining leaves of the first part of Henry Vincent's History of St Dogmael's, missing from NLW MS 5603B.
The manuscript consists of two contents lists (listing some 23 chapters) (19 ff.), chapters I-III and parts of chapter IV (foliated 1-32 with most numbers being repeated).

The second part of Henry Vincent's History of St Dogmael's, consisting principally of chapters [IX]-XIV (foliated 119-227 with most numbers repeated).
Also included is a copy of Vincent's pamphlet Pwll y Granant (1856).

Notes and transcripts mainly relating to Pembrokeshire local history, Dafydd ap Gwilym, etc.
Also included are extracts from Vincent's diary for 6 May 1862 (foliated 405-406) and six letters, 1859-1860, from the antiquary [the Rev.] H[enry] Jenkins of Stanway, Colchester.

Manuscripts of the Rev. Henry James Vincent containing notes, transcripts and letters relating mainly to his antiquarian interests, and several volumes of his draft history of St Dogmael's and the surrounding area in general. Included are additional portions of the manuscript now NLW MS 5603B.

Notes and transcripts, apparently mostly from printed sources, relating to Pembrokeshire and Cardiganshire churches.

Manuscripts, [c. 1860]-1865, of Henry J. Vincent relating to his researches into the history of the parish of St Dogmael's, Pembrokeshire, its abbey and the surrounding areas of Pembrokeshire and Cardiganshire, including six volumes (Nos I-IV and VIII-IX) in a numbered series of at least nine.

A fourth part of Henry Vincent's History of St Dogmael's, containing chapters numbered XXII-XXIII (including some leaves folliated 299-404, 410-413, most numbers repeated) and transcripts from Archaeologia Cambrensis and elsewhere.

Transcripts of articles, extracts, etc., from books and magazines, on a wide variety of topics.