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Account between Daniel Price and Sir James Williams, bart., (with separate sections devoted to receipts from Edwinsford farm stock and produce; money laid out relative to the farm of Edwinsford; money paid to day workmen; money laid out in the building of Melynwayn fawr mill; money laid out in the building of Goligoed; money laid out in the building of the Gardener's House; money remitted to Messrs. Hammersleys & Co., bankers of Sir James Williams, bart.).

Account between Grace Morgan and Sir James Williams, bart., in respect of disbursements for the use of the farm and for the house and other purposes (payments for eggs, gathering of eggs, barn, chickens, leeches for J.W., sugar, hog's lard, carcases of heifers, cabbage plants, dried salmon, herrings, turkeys, leeches for Miss Williams, carcase of a horse, donation to the Deaf Institution, turnpike tolls, carcase of a cow, four pecks of bran, preserving pots, etc., etc.).

Account between Hugh Evans and Sir James Hamlyn, esq., regarding the later's proportion of the rents of the Derllys estate from 14 July, 1792, being the time of Mr. Hodgkinson's death, to Michaelmas, 1792.

Account between Hugh Evans, attorney, Walk, near Llandilo, and James Hamlyn Williams, esq., touching the collection of the rents of the Derllys estate; together with receipts and letters of acknowledgement, 1804-5, from David Thomas, Edwinsford, to Hugh Evans.

Account between the executor of the late Mr. David Thomas of Edwinsford with James Hamlyn Williams, esq. (receipts for sheep sold, cheese, rent for Cumcutta; payments to bankers, workmen, house expenses, purchase of larch and Scotch fi, yellow soap, hurdles, income tax on Cwmcutta, salary of D.T., etc.).

Account Book containing particulars of money paid to tradesmen and labourers [at Edwinsford] for Robert Banks Hodgkinson, of several disbursements made for him about the farm of Edwinsford, of bills and other expenses paid for him at Edwinsford, of money paid him and to his order, of money received for various things from the farm of Edwinsford for him, and of one year's rental of his estate in the collection of Mr. David Thomas. Incomplete.

Account Book of Sir Nicholas Williams, entitled 'the Ploughman's shepherd's and Cow-maid's accounts,' being attested acknowledgements by shepherds, dairymen, ploughmen, cowmaids, and other servants of sheep, cattle, and pigs in their custody. Other records preserved in the volume are a list, 18 Dec., 1712, of cattle bought, reared, received as heriots, sold, and lost since June, 1710; accounts of corn in the storehouse at Edwinsford, 17 Dec., 1712, and of butter, 19 Dec., 1712, an agreement, 22 Dec., 1712, with Jenkin Humphrey 'of Cardiganshire' for the construction of an arched cellar; an account of goods (linen, clothing, and kitchen utensils) delivered by Mary Roger to Jonett Lloyd, 12 Jan., 1713?; an agreement, 23 Dec., 1712, with John Wm. Tho. Rees and Alexander Gwyllim for the construction of eight gates and rails in the court; 'Taley Church account' being disbursements for 'church work', etc., 1721-2; particulars of disbursements made by Sir Nicholas Williams as churchwarden of Talley, 1720, and as churchwarden of Talley, 1720, and as churchwarden and overseer of Llansawell, 1714-16; and miscellaneous memoranda of purchases, and of payments to the joiner, gardener, smith, carpenter, fiddler, drovers, and servants, 1714-22.

Account by Thos. Williams of the payment of the debts (£9069. 17s. 3d.) of his brother Sir Nich[ola]s [Williams]. 'Dedit Deus his quoque finem.'.

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Account due from Mr. Nicholas Williams for materials required for a suit and coat ('skarlat', £3.8s.; lace at 4s. 10d., an ounce; 1 oz. Silk, 2s. 6d.; 4 dozen buttons, 3s.4d.; etc.).

Account due to David John Morgan and his son from 2 Feb., 1720/1, for five journeys to Carmarthen, corn harvest, and spinning of wool. References to part payments in pilcorn, wool, grass for two cows, and rent.