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Xerox copies of typescript transcripts, [20 cent.], of eighty-five letters with two letter-books and other papers covering the Irish estates of Viscount Midleton, 1686-1838. (Copies from the Guildford Museum and Muniment Room, Castle Arch, Guildford, Surrey, donated to the Library by the Public Record Office of Northen Ireland).

Facsimile copies of records in Shrewsbury Borough Library. The documents comprise: a memorandum of sums due to the Earl of Arundel from his lordships in the march of Wales at Michaelmas 1370 (no. 5923); an account of wages paid for works at Castrum Isabella (Shrawardine) during 'anno XVII', probably 1393-1394 (no. 5924); a view of account of Robert Eggerley, receiver of the lordships of Oswestry and Chirk from Michaelmas 1394 to the morrow of St Andrew the Apostle next following (1 Dec.) (no. 8392); accounts of the officers of the Duparts of the lordship of Oswestry, held by the king's custodians by reason of the minority of John D'Arundel, Michaelmas 1421-Michaelmas 1422 (no. 8393); a roll of muniments consisting of (a) transcripts of deeds relating mainly to properties of Agnes Barker, Einion Gethin, Richard Ireland and Roger Muccleston in the lordship of Oswestry, and other properties in Rhuddlan, 1332-1425, and (b) estreats of the court rolls of the town and patria of Oswestry relating to land transactions in those areas, 1404-1422 (no's 9010-1970); an account of Alan de Thorp, receiver of the lordship of Oswestry, Michaelmas 1394-Michaelmas 1395, including accounts of the parkers of Bromhurst and Oswestry for the same period (no. 9277); a series of court rolls and accounts of the manors of Kinnerley and Ruyton, 1313-1513 (no's 7233-7260, 7263-7345).

Marriage settlement, dated 7 January 1689/90, of John Edwards of Llangattock iuxta Crickhowell, gent., and Susanna Perrott of Llangors, spinster, both of Breconshire, being a feoffment to uses of a mansion house called Tuy glan Uske and lands in the parish of Llangenny, Breconshire.

Probate of the will (dated 16 March 1676/7, proved 10 July 1677) of Lodowick Lewes of Dol y Gwenith, parish of Llanidloes, proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. A typewritten transcript is included. The original is in TNA.

The definitive sentence, dated 17 December 1700, declared in a cause heard at the house of the Lords Advocate of the Arches, concerning the alleged will of Mathew Price of Park Pen Price, Montgomeryshire; with typewritten transcript.

Typewritten transcript of the probate, dated 22 June 1728 of the will of John Read of Pontrhidllan, Montgomeryshire, esq. The will is dated 13 Nov. 1727. The original is in TNA.

Account book, 1791-1800, of Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Sarah Ponsonby, 'The Ladies of Llangollen'.

A facsimile copy of BL Add. MS 14939, 'Antient British music', published in 1742, with manuscript additions, including instruction for playing the 'crwth', and a list of songs used by harpers in Wales, in the hand of Richard Morris. This copy was formerly NLW MS 14427E.

Copi meicroprint of lythyr, 26 Medi 1919, oddi wrth yr Athro J. Glyn Davies, Mostyn, at [y parchedig Griffith Hughes, Caer] mewn ateb i lythyr dyddiedig 9 Medi 1919 sydd yng nghasgliad J. Glyn Davies (LlGC, J. Glyn Davies 9354(1)).

A photocopy of the pedigree of the Lea family of Wincham, Cheshire, (temp. Edward I).

Manylion achyddol am deulu Syr Thomas Herbert Parry-Williams allan o Feibl teuluaidd.

A photocopy of a document, Nov., 7 Eliz. I (1564 or 1565), wherein Richard Mynsterley, one of the messengers of the Queen's Chamber, requests payment for riding into Wales with letters.

Photocopies from manuscripts in the British Library of lists of Welsh magistrates etc., 1574-1661.

Photocopies of three letters, two from David J. Jenkins, Bangor, La Crosse Valley, Wisconsin, USA, to his brother Joseph, 28 September 1834, and to an unspecified brother, 14 June 1855; and the third from Timothy Jenkins, brother of David, at Bangor Mills, 15 February 1857, to his brother Jenkin. A note gives further details concerning David and Timothy Jenkins.

Copi o lythyr, dyddiedig 30 Rhagfyr 1805, oddi wrth y Parch. Evan Evans, Lambeth, Llundain, at ei briod yng Nghilcarw Ucha, Llangendeirn.

Photocopies of an article on Maesycrugiau Railway Station, Carmarthenshire, contributed by Mr D. J. Thomas, Llanllwni, to The Carmarthen Times, August 1971; a roadside wagon list in respect of a truck proceeding from Maesycrugiau to Carmarthen (Manchester & Milford Railway), October 1875; and a daily cash sheet relating to Mesycrugiau station, 28 April 1879.

Account book, 1807-1831, of Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Sarah Ponsonby, 'The Ladies of Llangollen'.

Copi ffotograffig of lyfr cofnodion ysgol Rhyd-ddu ('Rhyd-ddu Board School') am y cyfnod 1872-1899.

Photocopies of items relating to Dr William Price (1800-1893) of Llantrisant, Glamorgan, pioneer of cremation in Britain, including office copy of his will, 1891, with probate, 1893, and press cutting, 1893; and a photocopy of the will (office copy) of David Jones of Wallington, Surrey, 1890, with codicil, and probate, 1890.

A bound set of photocopies of pedigrees of various branches of the Verity family, to accompany the donor's 'History of the Verity family of Bridgend, Glamorgan' (see NLW Facs 164-165).