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An interleaved copy of Christophorus Helvicus, Theatrum Historicum ... (Gissen, 1618) with manuscript notes and corrections and genealogical particulars of his own family by Christopher Wren, senior; and a letter by Christopher Paris, 1613.

A copy of Joshua Kendall: The Modern Navigator's Compleat Tutor ... 2nd ed. (London, 1733), with a few manuscript notes.

Topographical and archaeological notes on the coast of Wales, with sketches and plans, by Lewis Morris.

'The Poetical work of Will Tifu commonly called Wm. Morris the son of the late Llewelin ddu o Fôn (alias) Lewis Morris Esq'. Most of the matter is of North Cardiganshire interest.

A commonplace book of Lewis Morris containing note and extracts relating mainly to natural history, mineralogy, physics, and applied mechanics, together with recipies and poems.

'An Account of the Lead & Silver Mines in the King's Mannor Called Cwmmwd y Perveth in the County of Cardigan in South Wales, with proper Maps and Draughts of the Several Works, and the Quality of the Ore, and their situations ... Taken by Order of Thomas Walker Esqr. Surv. Genl. of his Majesty's and Revenues. Datd. 2d. Augt. 1744. By Lewis Morris'.

'The day book of Subsistance &c. at Esgr mwyn [i.e. Esgair Mwyn lead mine, Cardiganshire] Sept. 25th to Novr. 22th 1754', and a transcript of an act 'Concerning the Laws to be used in Wales', 27 Henry VIII, c. 26.

An interleaved copy, with a manuscript index and notes, of John Davies: A Display of Herauldry ... (Shrewsbury, 1716).

One hundred and forty-four original letters of the four brothers known as 'Morrisiaid Môn'.

A collection of manuscripts which belonged to Lewis Morris, including a large collection of correspondence of the four brothers known as 'Morrisiaid Môn'.