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Leases of mines under a tract of land called Craig y Mwyn in the manor of Mochnant, 1850,1868(D33/96/1, 27); Llangynog Mines in p. Llangynog, 1850, 1866 (D33/96/2,19); Oldford Cottage, p. Welchpool, 1853 (D33/96/5); land for depot of arms for the Montgomeryshire Militia, 1854, (D33/96/6); lead mines under a tract of land called Craig Du within the manor of Mochnant, 1855, (D33/96/7); Bwlch Cryolen Mines in the manor of Mochnant, 1858,1866 (D33/96/11, 18); the Gaer Mill and lands in [? t. Gaer, p. Forden], 1858, (D33/96/12); mines in t. Crickheath, p. Oswestry, in the manor of Duparts, Shropshire, 1866, (D33/96/20);for leases in reference to water supply and sewerage, 1866 (33/96/22); right to use water from Black Pool and other easements for purposes of water supply, 1866 (D33/96/23); an underground tank and certain easements for purposes connected with the sewerage of the town of Welshpool, 1866 (D33/96/24); and lime works at Porthywaen and Whitehaven, 1867 (D33/96/26), all listed as being part of this parcel in 'Powis Castle Estate Register of Muniments of Title' (now DA1)are no longer extant, at least not in the original parcel.

Four conveyances of land in t. Gartheryr, p. Llanrhaiadr-yn-mochnant, 1844-1871(D33/100/1-4); a conveyance of a parcel of land in p. Buttington, 1849 (D33/100/33); a release of chief rents and a heriot payable in respect of tmt's within the manor of Halcetor, 1857 (D33/100/35); and a conveyance of a parcel of land in p. Buttington, 1859 (D33/100/36)all listed as being part of this parcel, in 'Powis Castle Estate Register of Muniments of Title'(now DA1)are no longer extant, at least not in the present parcel.

Arranged into letters received, 1778-1852 (L 369-1529), and copy letters sent, [pre 1815]-1848 (L 1530-1547).

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For correspondence between Mr Forster and John Johnes re James J. C. Beek's commission, 1866-1867, see L 2184-2192.

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Deeds, letters and papers, 1688-1803, and a note (late 19 cent.), relating mainly to Thomas Johnes (d. 1733), Thomas Johnes (d. 1751), Thomas Johnes (d. 1780) of Croft Castle, and John Jones (d. 1781) of Dolaucothi. Some of the earlier deeds concern the Powell family of Cwmellan, co. Rad., into which Thomas Johnes (d. 1751) married. The deeds as a whole concern properties in co's Card., Carm., Mont. and Rad. Arranged chronologically, with a few exceptions.

Miscellaneous letters, mainly to members of the Dolaucothi family, especially John Johnes (d. 1781), his wife Jane Johnes, John Johnes (d. 1815), his wife Elizabeth Johnes, and John Johnes (d. 1876). Correspondents include Richard Lloyd, the Rees family of Cilymaenllwyd, the Griffith family of Penyfan, Misses C. and A. M. Lewis of Carmarthen, Marmaduke Gwynne, Eliezer Williams and John Nash. They concern personal, financial and educational matters, etc. Arranged according to sender.

Deeds with some letters and papers, concerning properties of the Johnes family, mostly in co. Carm. They relate mainly to Thomas Johnes (d. 1751), John Johnes (d. 1781) and John Johnes (d. 1815). Arranged chronologically, with a few exceptions.

Miscellaneous letters, mostly to John Johnes (d. 1781), John Johnes (d. 1815), and Mrs Johnes (d. 1852). Also included are a sale notice (V 4/93) and a list of clothes (V 4/104). Among the subjects dealt with are estate and financial matters, local affairs, the dispute between Mrs Johnes (Thomas Johnes's mother) and John Johnes (d. 1815), and church affairs. Arranged chronologically, with those undated at the end.

Miscellaneous letters, mainly between members of the Johnes family, mostly concerning John Johnes (d. 1815). Arranged chronolohically with some exceptions.