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A copy which belonged to John Montgomery Traherne of Lewis Weston Dillwyn: Contributions towards a History of Swansea ... (Swansea, 1840), which has addenda by Henry Hey Knight, John Montgomery Traherne and J. E. Bickers.
Lewis W. Dillwyn, John Montgomery Traherne and others.
A volume of household accounts and general expenses covering the period 1791-1797, kept by a member of the Knight family of Glamorgan.
Extracts from several Latin authors in the autograph of Henry Hey Knight.
Henry Hey Knight.
Extracts from Sketches ... of Botany in England ... by Richard Pulteney.
Sheriffs and under-sheriffs of Glamorgan,
A copy, which belonged to John Montgomery Traherne, of The Names of the Sheriffs and Under-Sheriffs of Glamorgan. A.D. 1541, to 1792, from M.S. of Mr. Evan Simmons, of Nottage; continued to 1850, from M.S. of H. Gwyn, Esq., M.P. Communicated to the Neath Institution by H. H. Knight ... (Neath, 1850).
A copy which belonged to John Montgomery Traherne, and which has manuscript notes by him, of General Rules for regulating the practice of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and other matters relating to the General Police of the County of Glamorgan ... (Cardiff, 1834).
An inventory of household goods,
An inventory, taken 10 November 1632, of all the household effects at Penshurst and an inventory of statues and pictures delivered by Philip Sidney, Lord Lisle (afterwards 3rd Earl of Leicester) from his home in Sheen, Staffordshire, 8 September 1660.
Syllabuses and illustrations issued in connection with the Disney Lectures on Archaeology delivered by George Forrest Browne at Cambridge, 1888-1893, on The Anglian Sculptured Stones of pre-Norman types, The Sculptured Stones of Scotland, The Sculptured Stones of Scotland, Wales and Mann, etc.
Letters, 1812-1819, to John Montgomery Traherne from W. M. Vaughan of Swansea, Sir John Llewelyn of Penllergaer and William Buckland, geologist.
Letters, 1851-1854, to John Montgomery Traherne from (Lady) Mary Lucy Cole, W. C. Trevelyan, William Floyd, R. H. Cleeve, Robert Ingham, James Raine (Durham), Edward Arthur Copleston, Thomas H. Wyatt, Thomas Guy, John Griffith (Llansannor), Lewis Thomas (Bonvilstone), Joseph Hunter, Richard Croft, George T. Clark, Lewis Weston Dillwyn, Sir George-Gilbert Scott, Alfred Ollivant (bishop of Llandaff), etc.
Letters, 1859-1896, to Mrs. J. M. Traherne (née Charlotte Louisa Talbot, of Margam) from George T. Clark and Sir Thomas Phillipps, Middle Hill; to Sir Thomas Mansel Franklen from J. D. Davies, Llanmadoc, and Charles Ll. Talbot, Lacock Abbey; etc.
Letters, 1893-1922, to Sir Thomas Mansel Franklen, St Hillary, Clerk of the Peace for Glamorgan, and to Ed. Knox from Thomas Gray (author of The Buried City of Kenfig ...) and W. G. Madan of Gloucester.
A portion of a pedigree roll showing some of the descendants of Noah down to Christ.
Glamorgan 'collectanea' of William Davies,
Glamorgan collectanea of William Davies, Cringell, near Neath, classical scholar and historian (see The Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society, Vol. II, July 1916). The material includes Queries proposed [by William Davies] to the nobility gentry and clergy of Glamorganshire, with a view to illustrate the history of that county; two draft proposals for publishing the history of Glamorganshire, the second of them printed at Swansea in 1803, together with a prospectus and request for subscribers dated 19 July 1810; two letters, 20 September 1823 and 25 October 1823, from David Davis, Unitarian minister, Neath (son of David Davis, Castell Hywel) to John Montgomery Traherne giving the writer's reason for buying the manuscripts of William Davies and informing Traherne that if Thomas Rees would not prepare the material for publication Thomas Price ('Carnhuanawc') would be asked to do so.
William Davies and others.
Biographical notes on Sir Robert Mansel and the Button family; notes on the bardic order, on Margam and on customs, notions, pastimes and diversions prevalent in Glamorgan; lists of manors, notes on abbeys and priories, and a list of bishops of Llandaff. The work is mainly that of William Davies, Cringell, but with additions by Richard Bevan and Edward Williams ('Iolo Morganwg').
William Davies, Richard Bevan and 'Iolo Morganwg'.
A history of the bards and literature of Wales written by William Davies, Cringell.
William Davies.
Pedigrees of some Glamorgan families, being 'Extracts from the Golden Grove MS. made by Mr. Davies of Cringell with additions by Theophilus Jones' [and John Montgomery Traherne].
William Davies, Theophilus Jones and John Montgomery Traherne.
A pedigree of the Davies family of Cringell,
A genealogical account of several ancient families from which William Davies, Cringell was descended and which were allied to him and his ancestors through the marriage of David ap William, Davies's grandfather, to Claudia, the daughter of Thomas ap Richard, Esq. of Baglan Hall.
?William Davies.
Pedigrees of the families of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, Madock ap Iustyn, Cradock ap Iustyn, Rys ap Iustyn ap Gwrga, Vychan of Kilvey, Mansell, Herbert, Gamage, Turberville, Matthews, etc.
Tithe apportionment of St. Hilary,
A transcript of the tithe apportionment schedule for the parish of Saint Hilary, co. Glamorgan, 1840, together with typescript copies of the schedule to the articles of agreement, 1838, by Harry Phelps Goode, land surveyor, of Saint Martins, Haverfordwest, and of a letter from Messrs. Morgan Bruce and Nicholas, Pontypridd, to Messrs. Cheston & Sons, London, 1906 (the sale of lots in St. Hilary).