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Title deeds and other papers relating to fish ponds called Porkington Pools in the parish of Selatyn, Salop, purchased by the Brogyntyn estate, 1686-1823.

Accounts, rentals and vouchers of the Breconshire estates of Walter Pryse, Lewis Pryse and Edward Loveden Loveden, 1740-1826. The majority comprise bundles of accounts, usually incorporating the rentals, vouchers and sometimes relevant letters, mostly from the office of Edward (‘Ned’) Jones, agent for Edward Loveden Loveden, at Llandovery. Many of the accounts include the rectory of Llan-gors and a portion of the tithes, held by lease from the Dean and Chapter of Windsor, and repairs to Llan-gors church. The vouchers typically record payments into Child’s Bank, shares in the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, and costs of properrty repairs.

Title deeds, which appear to relate to two separate parts of a property called Pentre David in the parish of Selatyn, Salop, 1707-1827. One part, together with Hen Plassey, was purchased by the Brogyntyn trustees from Frederick West in 1827, and the other, Pentre David Farm, had been purchased from Thomas Jackson in 1822

Deeds deposited for photocopying by Dr. Phillips. No's 1-2, belonging to D. Morris Jones of Blaenbidog, Llangwyrfon, are now NLW Deeds 897-898. See also NLW Deeds 894-896, 903-904, 952.

Mainly items dated 1741-1769, but including a group of vouchers dated 1757-1828. See also no's 11760-11761 (lease and release of the man. or farm of Poston, property in p's or precincts of Poston, Turnaston, and Vowchurch, and the advowson of the church of Turnaston, Herefordshire, 1742), and 14372 (assignment of trust referring to mortgaged property in Llanelweth, co. Rad., 1742), both in the co. Brec. section. See also no's 11714 (assignments of terms and judgements; references to estates in cos Glos., Wilts., Hants. and elsewhere, 1770-1774), 12995 (exchange of property, including in Tidenham, co. Glos., 1747), and 11737-11742 (mortgages of property in p. Kentchurch, Herefordshire, 1744-1772), in the co. Mon. section. Also no. 12212 (copy will of Thomas Mathews of Bloomsbury, Middlesex, 1750, including property in Middlesex), in the co. Glam. section.

Papers mainly from legal cases involving Lewis Pryse of Woodstock and Gogerddan, his widow Margaret Pryse, and Edward Loveden Loveden, husband of Lewis Pryse’s daughter, also named Margaret, [post-1753]-1792, and later notes, 1828. They include actions of trespass and ejectment to recover the mines at Esgair Fraith, 1772-1781, and Cwmsymlog, 1791; and actions in replevin, brought by Mathew Davies against agents of the Pryse’s tenant at Bwlchystyllen, 1784-1828. Other disputes concern financial issues between Edward Loveden Loveden and Samuel Wilson Warneford, trespasses on the Gogerddan estate, the title to a mill and debts owed to Thomas Lewes..

Mainly items dated 1771-1800, but including a group of vouchers dated 1773-1830. See also no's 14186 (copy will of Thomas Griffin, Admiral of the White, 1772, including property in co's Here. and Hants), 11806-11807 (lease and release relating to the man. of Sopworth and other property in co. Wilts, 1775), and 11779-11781 (leases of fishery rights in the rivers Wye and Severn in co's Mon. and Glos, 1779-1789), all in the co. Mon. section.

Notebooks of the Watkin family of Moelcerney (or Moelycerney) in the parish of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn, containing various memoranda by Anne Watkin, 1811-1827, poetry copied by Catherine Watkin, 1821-1824, and the daily journal of a Methodist minister in Yorkshire who appears to have been connected with the Watkin family, 1831.

Deeds and documents, English counties.

Includes a series of rentals of the estate of Sir Mark Wood, bart, 1820-1837 (R 8-18), in p's Peterstone, Marshfield, St Mellons, Rumney, Christchurch, Nash, Magor, Llantarnam and Langstone, co. Mon., and Peterston-super-Ely, Roath, Merthyr Tudful, Llantrisant, Coychurch, Coety, Llandaf, Cardiff and St Brides-super-Ely, co. Glam., including accounts of disbursements, land and level taxes, all collected by Francis McDonnell, 1820-35 (R 8-14), and Henry Mostyn, 1836-8 (R 15-18).