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Accounts of the registry of the archdeaconries of St Davids and Cardigan as delivered by Mr Nathaniel Morgan at Brecon, 3 June 1706.

Accounts of the registry office for the archdeaconry of Brecon between 4 Oct. 1695 and 17 Feb. 1707/8, being returns by the deputies of Robert Lucy, who was Adam Ottley's predecessor as registrar for the diocese of St David's, of licences, administrations and other instruments issued out of the office, with some accounts of expenses, especially in the returns of David Thomas who deducts sums in respect of payments for his master, for tobacco, wines, etc. No. 640 is an account of expenses on a journey to London in 1695. The accounts down to 1700 are returned by David Thomas and John Hughes, and after that year new names appear - Hurdman, Harris and Lewis. The returns are made on slips of paper several times a month and particulars are generally given of the purpose of the licences and of the parties to whom they are issued. There are several gaps, the largest being between 1702 and 1705. The papers are arranged in a chronological order.

Accounts relating to the estate of the Rev. Mr Henry Cremer, late vicar of Llandilo Vaur [co. Carm.], deceased. Re item no. 3795 see above no. 3794.

Accounts relating to the part of the Eaton estate in the manor of Pitchford, including consideration money, rents, chief rents and heriots.

Accounts showing the sum due in principal and interest on a bond, the bond being that referred to in letter no. 2317 above.

Accounts, Memoranda And Rentals of the estates of Edward Rogers, deceased, in the townships of Pentre Cefn, Pentbrin, Tyn y Twll, Cadwgon, Adw y Gwynt, Burgeddin, and Pentre Pervat.

Acknowledgement by Edward Ingram concerning the interest on a mortgage left in the hands of Charles Baldwyn, esq., son of Charles Baldwyn, deceased, to be paid to Samuel Baldwyn his uncle.

Acknowledgement from William Lochard, clerk, John Lemman, citizen and tanner of the city of London, and John Baldok, citizen and wax-chandler of the same city, to John Bruyn, senior, de Bruggenorth, esq., John Wynnesbury de Glaseley, esq., Hugh Harnage de Sheynton, esq., Hugh Cresset, de Vpton, esq., Thomas Hopton de Grete, gent., Roger Watys de Tasseley, husbandman, and Richard Crowther de la Hay, husbandman, all of co. Salop, of the receipt of ten marks in part payment of £100. Latin.

Acknowledgement of the receipt of a deed of mortgage of the manor of Corfton, co. Salop, (17 Aug., 1674) by Sir Samuell Baldwyn, knight, of Adam Ottley, esq., with a promise to return the said deed safely.

Acknowledgement of the receipt of a sum of money from Sir Alayn, vicar of the church of Brerdewardin, and John Gonter, executors of Sir Roger de Baskervile, lord of Westrerbredewardin for a farm in the vill of Pikethorn, co. Salop. French.

1. Margery and Cecilia daughters of Hugh son of Hugh de Haurthyn;. 2. Richard le Brwyn of Chester and John de Salghale, parson of the church of Cristelton. Acknowledgement of the receipt of two curteles with two small fur jackets bequeathed to the said Margery and Cecilia by Alice, late wife of the said Richard le Bruyn. Latin. Seals.

Acknowledgement: Richard Otlie for licence for agreement with Thomas Drou in the Common Pleas: the manor of Walton, 4 messuages, 2 Cottages, 2 water mills, 1 garden, 40 acres of land in Walton, Betchfield and Worthyn: 45 shillings. T1/96.

Acknowledgment of Weston, Lord Ridgeway, Earl of Londonderry, of the receipt of the deed of entail of his lands in Ireland, delivered up by Elizabeth, Countess of Londonderry, his mother.

Acquittance from Adam Ottley, esq., Principal Register of the diocese of St Davids, to Elizabeth Lucy, widow - and executrix of the will of Robert Lucy, esq., late Principal Register of the same diocese, for all the records of the office of register, which upon the strictest view of the said Adam Ottley, could be found in his late office.

Acquittance from [Sir] William Acton to Richard Ottley of Pitchford, co. Salop, esq., for a sum of £1400 paid in respect of the debts of Sir Francis Ottley, deceased, father of the said Richard Ottley, for which he had conveyed the manor of the Hay as security, which manor is reconveyed by the said Richard Ottley and [Sir] William Acton to Nicholas Lanyon. With a memorandum of a release dated 12 March, 1649/50, of the manor of Hay by Sir William Acton and Richard Ottley in consideration of £1350, being part of the sum of £1400 which the said Richard Ottley borrowed of the said Nicholas Lanyon.

Acquittance from William Wight of Arley, Warwickshire, his wife and children, to A[dam] Oatly on receipt of interest on the personal estate of Margaret Wolryche, deceased. Draft.

Acquittance of Alice formerly wife of John Danyers de Riddelegh, chevalier, to Robert Danyers, executor of the said John, for the receipt of 40 marks. French.

Acquittance of Anne Golston, widow, and John Gollston, gent., to Rycharde Oteley, esq., for the receipt of £60 in part payment of the marriage settlement of John Gollston and Dorothie his wife, late the daughter of Adam Oteley, deceased.