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One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethell Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of the Fifteen Tribes of North Wales. Source noted as M 1833-1996.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1905-1906, containing transcripts by Ethell Noyes from manuscripts in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains Carmarthenshire genealogies, including Urien Rheged (ff. 4-11), Idio Wyllt (ff. 12-32), Elystan Glodrydd (ff. 33-44, 69-72), Llywelyn ap Gwrgant (ff. 45-57), the Advenae of Carmarthen (ff. 62-69, 79-98), and Caradog Freichfras (ff. 74-78).

Copies from several souces. (1). The sixth Booke of ye Brittish Genealogist of Brecknockshire. (2). The British Genealogist the seventh booke of the Gentry of Radnorsh. (3). Cardiganshire Pedigrees. Anno Domini 1613. With pencil drawing of armorial shields. (4). Pedigrees of some descendants of Elystan Glodrydd. (5). Short pedigrees of Divers Noblemen, Knights, Esquires, Gentlemen and Women of Pembrock-shire; containing all, or most of the Eight Ancestors from whom they are descended. Extracts from a manuscript in the Chetham Library. Bound in limp leather. Bookplates of Joseph Joseph and James Buckley.

A volume containing transcripts by Ethell Noyes and an unidentified hand from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees, [c. 1765], now amongst the Cawdor Vaughan Muniments at the Carmarthenshire Archives Service. See Edward Owen, ‘The Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees’, Archaeologia Cambrensis, 6th ser., 3 (1903), 154-169, and Francis Jones, ‘An Approach to Welsh Genealogy’, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1948), 303-466 (pp. 412-414, 456-466).
A transcript of portions of the Golden Grove Book not included in A 7 above, the volume contains the pedigrees of the Advenae of Pembrokeshire and of the Herberts and their descendants. The pages in the Golden Grove Book copied here are: G 1175-1185; B329-426; B197-234.

A bundle of books and manuscripts:. (1). A calendar / of all / the high sheriffs / for the / county of Carmarthen, / and of all / the mayors, bailiffs, / and / sheriffs, / of the / corporation of Carmarthen, / from the year of our Lord 1400 to 1818; / and also, / a correct list / of all / the present burgesses / of / the borough. / Carmarthen: / Printed by J. Evans, Lower Market-Street / 1818. 56 pp. (2). A calendar / of the / high sheriffs / for the / county of Carmarthen, / and the / mayors, bailiffs, and sheriffs / of the / corporation of Carmarthen, / from / the year 1600-1849. / Carmarthen: / Printed by Jones and Evans, Guildhall-square. / 1849. Incomplete, ending with p. 36. (3). The lord lieutenant / and / high sheriff. / MDCCCIX. By C. G. Y., Garter. 16 pp. (4). Manuscript draft of a list of sheriffs for Carmarthenshire with genealogical notes. (5). Letters to Joseph Joseph, etc.

Notebook containing copies of 'some extracts' memorandums, &c out of the Chapter Books of St Davids &c. taken in 1741 by Richd Davies, Archdeacon of St Davids and Canon Residentiary. With a fragment (pp. 61-77) out of an eighteenth century MS, containing lists of prebendaries and canons of St Davids.

Accounts of a person in London, 1696-1709, and accounts of sums of money due to Thomas Williams of Brecon from several persons for legal services, 1771-1785. Large folio volume bound in vellum.

The misfortunes of Arthur (Uther Pendragons sonne) reduced into tragicall notes by Thomas Hughes ... At London. Printed by Robert Robinson, 1587. A copy in manuscript. Bookplates of Jos. Joseph and James Buckley.

Two volumes in three. Brecknock: 1805-1809. Interleaved copies with letters, photographs, press cuttings and notes.

A portion of the original manuscript of the Heroic elegies ... of Llywarc Hen ... by William Owen [Pughe], pp. 79-149, [published 1792]. The manuscript was given by Iorwerth Glan Aled to Rhydderch o Fon who presented it to Joseph Joseph. 35 Folios, the last fifteen of which are imperfect and have been mended. Bound in parchment. Bookplates of Jos. Joseph and James Buckley.

A three days' visit to Haverford West during the Assizes; a poem; dedicated to the Honourable Members of the Law in south Wales. Written after 1818. It seems to be a copy prepared for the press. With lines to the memory of the late Dr Craven, Master of St John, and an epigram by T. B. Loader, miscellaneous extracts and notes on poetical feet. Bookplate of Jos. Joseph.

Tintern Abbey and its founders ... by John Taylor, London 1869. With a large number of photographs and a letter from the author to Joseph Joseph. Bookplate of Jos. Joseph.

1 Roger Phillippes of Broynllys, co. Brec. 2 Roger Vaughan of Philipston in the same p. Bond for the conveyance of m's in Llan-Mihangell Nant Brane to the use of Anne wife of Roger Philippes (and daughter of Roger Vaughan) and their heirs.

1 Roger Vaughan of Trephillippe, p. Broynlles, co. Brec. 2 Roger Morgan, Howell Morgan, and Elizabeth Morgan, of p. Broynlles aforesaid. Lease of closes of land in Broynlles aforesaid.

1 Roger Vaughan of St Giles, Westminster. 2 John Morgan of Wenallt, co. Brec. Bond for the suffering of a recovery of the Castle and Castle lands of Broynlys, co. Brec.

1 Roger Vaughan of p. St Giles, Middlesex. 2 John Morgan of Wenallt, co. Brec. 3 William Morgan, of Wenallt. Deed to lead the uses of a recovery to be suffered of the Castle of Broynllys and the lands thereto belonging.

1 Walter Thomas of Garthbrengy, co. Brec. 2 Hester Griffith of Llandevaylog, widow; Alexander Griffith son of the latter by Owen Griffith, clerk, dec.; and Penelope Griffith her daughter. 3 Daniell Wynter of Brecon. Settlement (before the marriage of the said Walter and Penelope) of m's in p's Merthyr Kynocke and Llandevaylog. See also B 37.

1 Godfrey Harcourt, of Dan y Parke. 2 Elizabeth Herbert, late of Langattocke juxta Uske and now of Bristoll, widow. Mortgage of m's in p. Langattocke juxta Crickhowell. Much stained.

1 Frances Jeffreys, of Bedford Row, Middlesex, widow of Nicholas Jeffreys. 2 Frances Jeffreys, spinster; Charles Pratt of the Inner Temple; Elizabeth his wife; and Mary Jeffreys, spinster. 3 John Watkins, of Brecon. Lease for 60 years of two fields called Caye Cwmb y Felin and one tucking mill late in the possession of William Wynston, tucker.

Letters of administration of the estate of Joan Jones, late of p. St John the Evangelist, co. Brec., left unadminstered by Magdalen Jenkins, dec.