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Miscellaneous papers, including ones relating to the Colonel & Mrs Howell Trust, 1896, and a proposed fishing trip in Ireland, 1896, by Colonel William Pryce Llewellyn Lewes of Llysnewydd. 6 Items.

Two Deeds, 1593-1595, relating to Maynor hiernyn, park y groes and tir Eva, p, Llanegwad. Three Deeds, 1629, relating to tir William John Griffith at Llanhirnin, p. Llanegwad. Nine Deeds, 1663, 1701, relating to Tir glan Killin and two Ackkers within park gwyn, p. Llanegwad. One Deed, 1696, relating to Llwyn y Braine, Tir yr hendre and tir yr henarre, p. Llanegwad. Three Fines, 1629-1699, levied on lands in p. Llanegwad. One Deed, 1594, relating to an un-named tenement in p. Llanegwad.

Six Deeds, 1902, relating to the conveyance of farms and lands called Pantyfen uchaf, Pantyfen-issaf, and a close called Dol Dan-y-Bont, p. Llanfihangel-ar-arth. Three Deeds, 1722-1746, relating to lands called Llysnewidd, Klyn y Gwiell, Ty Newydd, Keven Llechklawdd, Melin y Llysnewidd, Yscar y Gare Ycha, Yscar y Gare Issa, Blaen Nant Rees, Tyr y Castell, Tyr y Brennin, Doley Badell, Dyffryn Maddog, Blaen Gwyddel, Pantyfen, Melin Ban-y-court, y Melinfach, Melin y Cringae, Carne y Marche, Gwyne-y-Meirch, Tyr y Coed, Tyr y Cowrt, Melin y Court, Trayan y grange, Pen-alltfachno, Llain-y-Sambwll, Penlanvach, Tyr y abbott, in p's Llangeler, Pen-boyr and Llanfihangel-ar-arth, co. Carm., and Llanfairorllwyn and Llandyfrïog, co. Card. One Deed, 1797, relating to a house at Drefach, p. Llangeler, and Tir y Coed and Clyn y Gwiall, p. Pen-boyr. Four Deeds, 1821-1921, relating to a house called Velindre and closes called Park cappel, Parkstabal, Parkmain and Park Dyntir, the site of Llysnewydd reading room, 1890, and two fields on the road leading from Drefach to Velindre, p. Pen-boyr. Eleven Deeds, 1828-1897, relating to a farm and lands called Blaenllan, p. Llangeler. (Orig. bdl.). Four Deeds, 1631-1673, relating to parts of the Grange of Maenor Forion, p. Llangeler, including Tyr Kylvach yr Eglwys. Six Deeds, 1726-1936, relating to Gweyn y Meirch alias Garan y March, Tyr ffynnon y Gellen alias Tyr ffynnon y Gollen alias Tyr Keven Kecheluadd, 1726; Dole y felin, 1796; Llainpenalltgellen, 1827; Pantcilgan, p. Llangeler, co. Carmarthen, and Penrallt Fachnog, Llanfairorllwyn, co. Cardigan, 1869; the site of Llangeler Church, 1899; and an insurance policy for Llysnewydd 1936, p. Llangeler.

Eight Deeds, 1701-1719, relating to Pant y kae Newidd, y Waun Gawnog, Gwayn Cae r Bryn, Cae r Bryn traws, and Kae r Bryn Crogwr, p. Betws. Four Deeds, 1755-1795, relating to Werwogan, Sythin Brynwogan, Pantyclay alias Pantyraur alias Pantyrawyr, Talyfan, Felinfach, Llwyndu and Brynyoe, p. Llandeilo Fawr, Ynisdomlid, p. Betws, and Gellywrgan alias Cwmdu, Brynyrhyd, Gwerndu, Cwmgelly Silvad, Pentrecwm, and Penwain-fawr alias Tyrpenwain, p. Llanedi. Four Deeds, 1701, relating to ty yn yr Onen, ty yn y Llwyn, ty ymla'n Cwm here, and Melyn y Rhiwlas, p. Llandeilo Fawr. Two Deeds, 1680 and 1701, relating to un-named lands in p. Llandeilo, and a memorandum of agreement, 1708, concerning Gelly rodin and Manerdiloe, parishes of Llan-non and Llandeilo Fawr. 18 Items.

1540 Kydwelly/Llanon. 1571 Llanon/Llanelli. 1575 Llannon/Abergwilim (sic.). 1618 Llanelly/Llandilo talybont. 1620 Llanddoysant/Llanon. 1623 Llanelly/Llandio talybont. 1625 Penbrey/Penbrey. 1626 Trimsaran/. 1627 Llanvenith/Rynyswen. 1659/60 Llanelly/Llangendairne. 1661 Swansy/Carmarthen. 1663 Derwith/Llannon. 1671 Bettus/Bettus. 1671 Llandebie/Llanedy. 1678 Llandebie/Llandilo vawr. 1690 Llandiloe vawr/Llangathen. 1693 Llangadocke/Llangadocke. 1698/9 Llandebye/Laugharn. 1699 Reynoldston/Llanelly. 1701 Llanelly/St Martin, co. Middlesex. 1701 Llanegwad/Langathen. 1722 Llangathen/Llandebie. 1726 Llantharog/Llandebye. 1759 Kilycwm/Dolecothy, Cayo. 1766 Killycwm/Carmarthen. 1767 Carmarthen/Gelly Glyd, Abergwilly. 1778 Swansea/Neath. 1780 Swansea/St. Mary Hill, co. Glamorgan. 1781 Llanelly/Swansea. 1783 Swansea/Llysnewidd.

Ten Deeds and documents, 1869-1913, relating to Tyruchen, p. Llandybïe, and Coedmawr, Cwmblawd, Cwm, Park and Clynfedwast, p. Llan-non. Three Deeds, 1866 and 1868, relating to Coedmawr, p. Llan-non. One Deed, 1881, relating to Cwmblawd and Cwm, p. Llan-non. Two Deeds, 1868, relating to Cwmblawd, p. Llan-non. Two Deeds, 1868 and 1899, relating to Cwm, p. Llan-non. Four Deeds, 1869-1884, relating to Clynbedwast and Sodom, p. Llan-non. Sixteen Agreements, 1868, for letting Glynyreithin, p. Betws; two allotments, Waunredegfa, Penllwynhelig, Tyr uchen alias Tyr Christopher and mountain land, p. Llandybïe; Caercoryn, Cwm and Erw-wastod, p. Llanedi; Penllwynuchaf and Penllwyn Mill, p. Llanelli; and Gellylwarch, Park, Pencwm mawr, Rhydsarne and Sodom, p. Llannon. Notices under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1875 affecting Clynbedwast, Sodom, Park, Coedmawr, Cwm and Cwmblawd, p. Llan-non, and Waunboth, Plasbach, Cwmferrws, Penllwynhelig and Tyrysgol, p. Llandybïe.

Two Deeds, 1869 and 1872, relating to the Cwmferrws Mine, p. Llandybïe. Seven Deeds, 1866 and 1870, and one map relating to Dyffryn, p. Llandybïe. Eight Deeds, 1875-1911, relating to Brynhir and part of Troedyrhiw, p. Llan-non. One Deed, 1864, being a transaction between William Price Lewes, esq., and the Manchester and Milford Railway Company. Three Deeds, 1911-1913, involving transactions with the Ammanford Colliery Company Limited. Eight Deeds, 1900-1911, involving transactions with the Pontyberem Collieries Company Limited. Six Miscellaneous Deeds, including schedules of deeds and documents dated 1898 and 1902; and a reconveyance dated 1905.

1704, March 31. Hugh Jones to 'Cozen' [?Richard] Phillipps. Desires recipient to act as his attorney in a case of ejectment. 1705, Nov. 7. Will. Perry to [?Hugh Jones, Cwmllethrid]. Receipt for £7 being part of the consideration money for Gwayn Da Penry. 1706, [Aug] 14. John Fleming to Hugh Jones, Cwmllethrid. Financial matters. 1709, Oct. 4. Row. Davies to Hugh Jones [Cwmllethrid]. Promises to perform the services required of him. 1710, Aug. 17. [Ley: Hopkins] to [?Hugh Jones]. Arrangement to meet at Derwith. 1710/11, Feb. 6. Row. Davies to Hugh Jones, Cwmllethrid. Writer's intention of acquiring Gwernddy and to dispose of Kilvach y Rhew adjoining Bayly Glâs, p. Llanarthne. 1712, June 20. Jo[h]n Jones, Henllys, to John Flemine, ?Cenech. His master desires six 'weys' of lime coal and offers to sell 50 lambs to recipient. 1714/15, March 12. Row. Davies to Hugh Jones, Cwmmllethrid. Regarding the provision of money of money for Mr. Tho[mas] Lloyd. 1716, Sept. 15. Ley: Hopkins to Henry Price, Muddynvuch. Writer's intention of going to Llanedy fair. 1719, May 14. Rob: Dyer to John Fleming, Llangenech. Complains of recipient's failure to return the copy of Mr. Jeremiah Dawkins [' ? ]. 1719/20, Feb. 22. Daniel Vaughan to Arthur Price, Llandibea. Writer is about to leave for Gravesend, from whence he is to sail to 'merry land' in the 'West Ingis'. Financial matters, etc. 1723, Aug. 1. Hen[ry] Price to John Jones, Dyffryn. Writer tells of a claim by Prichard and his wife to the whole estate of Corn Hwrdd and Llwyn Evan, [p. Llangennech]. 1725, April 4. John Jones to John Flemine, Llwyn Evan. Arrangements to counter the raising of rents on farms in [p. Llangennech] by Mr. Lloyd of Peterwell. 1725, Dec. 13. Rich[ar]d Deakin to Jo[h]n Fleming, Llwyn Evan. Mr. Lloyd Peterwell has informed writer of £100 judgement against the estate that recipient was seized of. 1726, March 27. John Jones to John Fleming, Llwyn Evan. [Henry] Price of Carmarthen will call with recipient on his way to Erw-wastod to discuss business. 1734, July 16. M: Dawkin, Hendrefwen to Mrs. Mary Dawkins, Hendreewen. 25 Shillings has been sent. Recipient is requested to receive malt as full quarter payment. 1735, Sept. 27. J. Morgan, Swanzey, to John Harryes, Cwmllethryd. Mrs. Popkins has borne the expense of Mr. Fleming's funeral and writer requests therefore that all the deceased's effects be returned to her. 1735, Oct. 4. Wat. Lloyd, Peterwell, to Henry Price at Carmarthen. Financial matters arising from the death of Mr. Fleming. 1735, Nov. 18. Lewis Lloyd, from Westm[inster], to J[ohn] Jones, Cwmllethrid near Llanelly. Has heard of the death of his uncle [John] Fleming of Llwyn-evan and requests information concerning his affairs. 1735, Nov. 22. John Jones at Carmarthen to Lewis Lloyd at the Three Pidgeons in King Street, Westminster. Answer to the above letter. Mr. Fleming died in poor circumstances having conveyed lands in p. Llangennech to writer. His estate in co. Glamorgan however should satisfy recipient. 1737, July 26. Griff Hughes at Carmarthen to Arthur Price, Dyffrin. Letter accompanying mortgage deeds with instructions as to their completion. 1737, Aug. 1. Griff Hughes to Arthur Price, Dyffrin. Writer is obliged to go to Hereford. If Lloyd and his wife will travel to Llandilo, writer will meet them there and inspect the documents. 1737, Aug. 4. Griff Hughes, Carmarthen, to Arthur Price, Dyffrin. Business matters. 1740, May 1. [ ], Llanelly to 'Brother', [ ]. Co[u]s[in] Billy Jones desires his father to send horses for him to Rose Crowther. 1794, Feb. 8. R[ichar]d J[ones] Llwyd, Pantglas, [p. Llanfynydd], [ ]. Business concerning the canal. [ ], Monday. Jo[h]n Jones to his Bro: [ ]. Informs recipient of the death of Bro. Griffies the previous night. He is to be interred the following Thursday. [ ]. [ ] To [ ]. Regarding depositions of witnesses at Llanelly concerning Corn Hwrdd, [p. Llangennech].

Letters, and drafts of subsidiary documents relating to the administration of the estate of the Reverend Thomas Lewes (d. 1873), vicar of Taynton, co. Oxford, and to the marriage settlement of John Richard Howell of Noyadd Tredawr and Williams Susannah Lewes of Llysnewydd. C.50 items.

Letters relating to a deed of settlement (1894) to charge the Llysnewydd and Dyffryn estates with jointure and portions for younger children. C.50 items.

C.300 letters.

Letters with accompanying notices, contracts, requisitions of title, and accounts, relating to sales by W.P.Ll. Lewes of properties in p. Llanfihangel-ar-arth, called Pantyfen-isaf and Pantyfen-uchaf. C.100 letters.

A Bundle Of Accounts, 1683-1725, of Hugh Jones, Cwmllethrid, including a note of arrears due from a tenement called Sichnant, p. Llangyndeyrn, 1686; rental account books, 1717-19; and vouchers in respect of rent, tithe and corn of Cwmllethryd, 1725, and Gelly Berveth and Gilvach isha, Llanedi, 1726. A Bundle Of Account, 1700-38, of John Fleming of Llwyn Evan, p. Llangennech, including vouchers and invoices in respect of the payment of interest and of rent of Corne hwrth and Llwyn Evan, legal charges, a yoke of oxen, salt, candles, tobacco, cheese, canvas, etc., memoranda of goods distrained at Llwyn Evan, 1725; a case touching a mortgage of Llwyn Evan and Cornhwrdd to Hugh Jones of Cwm-llethryd (undated); a lease for thirty-one years of mines of coal at Pwll y Cadno and Rhandir y Glo under Cornhwrdd and Llwyn Evan, 1713; and bonds for the payment of money. Vouchers of Arthur Price, Llandybïe, 1721-44, in respect of the payment of rent, interest, an annuity charged on Grogwynnon, p. Llanddarog, etc.

Accounts of William Lewes, including bills of costs due to John Phillipps, Llandeilo; receipts relating to the administration of the estate of William Jones, Dyffryn; certificates of land tax exemptions in Trefilan, Betws Leucu and Llygenidd, Ystrad, Llanfairorllwyn, and Henllan, co. Card.; and original and copy letters of John Phillipps and William Lewes.

Returned Bonds and promissory notes, and receipts for the payment of interest, 1807-1884, and letters from Messrs Morgan & Richardson, Cardigan, T. Morgan, Cardigan, and W. Evans George, Newcastle Emlyn, etc., 1869-1883.

Papers, 1729-33, concerning the legal action between Arthur Price of Llandybïe, esq., against William John of p. Llanddarog, gent., touching the assignment of a mortgage of properties in Llanddarog and of a bond for the payment of £50. One Document [post-1714], concerning the legal action between Thomas William, yeoman, against Thomas Jones and Hugh Jones, touching the title to mortgaged premises in p. Llanegwad. Cases And Opinions of (a) W.E. Tounton, Carmarthen, 1819, touching the right of William Lewes as life tenant to cut timber on the Dyffryn estate, and touching a debt due by the executor of William Jones of Dyffryn; (b) John Wilson, Cardigan, 1828, touching the refusal to act by the trustees of the will of William Lewes of Llysnewydd; and (c) Edward Gillam White, Lincolns Inn, 1869, touching the determination of a lease of Dyffryn, p. Llandybïe.

A Survey of Gelly'r Odyn lands, 1707; particulars of timber sold to Isaac John Richard of Llanvihangell, labourer, [late 18 cent.]; a notebook containing a survey of farm buildings on the Dyffryn estate, 1868-70; notices of properties required for the London & North Western Railway (Llandeilo and Swansea Lines), 1872, and for the Burry Port & North Western Junction Railway, 1886; weekly reports of labourers employed upon Llysnewydd farm, 1883-4; copy tithe apportionment and tracing of Pentre and Brynhir, p. Llan-non, with a covering letter from Thomas Hughes, Brynhir, 1884.

Memorandum Of Agreement between Colonel William Price Lewes of Llysnewydd and the Great Western Railway Company concerning the sale and purchase of lands in p. Llangeler, co. Carm. and the parishes of Henllan and Llanfairorllwyn, co. Card.