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Deeds and documents deposited in 1929 by C. P. Vivian, esq., 1507-1844, and six items deposited in Dec. 1936 by the trustees of the Vivian Estates, per Roger Lloyd, Peniarth Estate Office, Tywyn, [1231]-1790.

Letters and papers of the Panton family of Plasgwyn, Anglesey, received from C. P. Vivian, esq., Treffos and Plas Llanddyfnan, Anglesey, November 1928. Arranged into letters from Paul Panton, junior, to his sister Jane, 1775-1821 (Bundle I); bundle labelled 'My mother's letters', 1775-1813 (Bundle II); bundle labelled 'My dear Josepha', 1782-1787 (Bundle III); bundle of letters labelled 'My dear Jane Corbett ...', 1805-1807 (Bundle IV); bundle labelled 'My dearest brother's letters', 1789-1821 (Bundle V); bundle labelled 'Letters from Jane Jones of Plasgwyn (afterwards Jane Panton) to Miss Sidney Parry of Bangor', 1752-1818 (Bundle VI); bundle labelled 'Miss Panton, February 1776', 1769-1830 (Bundle VII); bundle labelled 'Papers of business etc.', 1780-1840 (Bundle VIII); bundle labelled 'Paul Griffith Panton, esq.', 1822-1847 (Bundle IX), and miscellaneous, 1585-1792 (Bundle X).

Manuscripts, many of which were written by or for Edward Wynne, LLD, DCL, Chancellor of the diocese of Hereford (d. 1755), and by several members of the important families with which he was connected.

Note : (i) Many of the Oxford lectures are missing. For a comprehensive list of the missing MSS see Marion Bowley, Nassau Senior and Classical Economics (1937); (ii) Many of the MSS have been marked in pencil, crayon and ink by S. Leon Levy (see Introduction).

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers deposited in 1957.

Deeds and documents, mainly relating to property in p's Dolgellau and Llanfachreth, co. Mer., and Llandyrnog, Llangwyfan and Llanynys, co. Denb.

Journals of Nassau Senior, recording travels to Paris, Italy, Egypt, Greece and elsewhere. A personal name index to the contents of the journals, more detailed than the present catalogue, is available here <link to PDF/Nassau Senior Papers>.

Correspondence, arranged into Senior correspondence, 1811-1863 (C 1-829) and miscellaneous letters, 1812-1863 (C 830-871).

Deeds and documents relating to, or collected by, the Wynne family of Bodewryd.

Mainly 13 cent. to 1663, plus half a dozen items dated 1682-1866. Items numbered 1-1842. Arranged chronolgically.

Papers of the Glynne family of Hawarden Castle, Flintshire, 17-19 cent., and records of the estate, 1304-1880. Arranged into manuscript volumes, 1686-1874, autograph letters, 1529-1899, deeds and documents, 1304-1880, manuscript estate maps and plans, 1734-1781, and printed matter, 1658-1884. Deposited by Lord Gladstone of Hawarden, 1940. Schedule (1940), vol. 1 (diaries, correspondence etc.), 219 pp., vol. 2 (deeds etc.), 138 pp. Ar 1934-35, p. 44. Nlwj 2 (1941-2), pp. 23-25.

This section contains deeds and documents relating to miscellaneous other estates and places, found with the Gogerddan estate records. The reasons for their presence here can be readily identified in some cases, while others cannot be determined with any certainty. The Cardiganshire section includes the intended purchase by Edward Loveden Loveden of the Peterwell estate near Lampeter, 1607, 1748-1811, and papers relating to Nanteos, 1695-1812. The other sections comprise deeds and documents relating to various Welsh counties, notably Carmarthenshire and Merioneth, 1562-(Watermark 1887); miscellaneous counties in England, 1600-1845; and Montserrat, West Indies, 1695-1698.

Arranged in chronological order, [pre-1300]-1889 (Hawarden Deeds 1-1915). Four additional items, 1585-1739 (nos 1916-1919), have been inserted into their chronological positions.

Thirty volumes of sermon (and a few lecture) notes in Welsh by [John Roberts, Baptist minister, Glynneath] (d. 1890). They were written and/or delivered, during the period 1874-1890, with the exception of the first volume which contains sermons written by him as vicar of Ystradgynlais, 1851, and preached during the period 1851-1873. Formerly D. Pryse Williams 253-279.

Manuscripts, 1785-1891, of the Bonsall family, comprising legal precedents, [19 cent., first ½], mainly of North Wales interest, used by Hugh Davies and John George William Bonsall, solicitors, Machynlleth; a memorandum book, 1785-1787; and a rental of estates in Mongomeryshire and Cardiganshire, 1873-1891.

1564-1895.