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Bills and receipts

Mixed accounts, bills and receipts of the Gogerddan, Abernantbychan and Mathafarn estates addressed to Thomas Pryse, James Lewes of Gellidywyll and John Pughe Pryse,, 1737-1766. The majority record payments for building materials and labour on the Gogerddan estate. They also include an account of workmen at Mathafarn, 1737; cattle sold from Gartheiniog, 1737; bark from the Gogerddan estate carried and sent to Dublin, 1739; Mr Catterell’s household vouchers, 1740-1741; the expenses of rigging to Mr Williams of Peniarth’s ship, 1740; receipts of James Lewes, 1744-1746; money due from the representatives of Thomas Lloyd of Llangoedmor to representatives of the late Thomas Pryse, 1748; and dinners for the burgesses, jurors and tenants at Cardigan, 1760-1761.

Release of the properties specified in Bodewryd deeds 173, &c.

  1. Richard Lloyd and Francis Lloyd;
  2. Edward Wynne.
    Release of the properties specified in Bodewryd deeds 173 and of lands intermixed with those of Richard Lloyd, granted in exchange by Edward Wynne. With a number of papers relating to the exchange in the autographs of Dr Wynne and Hugh Hughes: rules for the exchange of lands, notes on the exchange, measurements and draft conveyance.

Stichology

A printed copy of Edward Manwaring, Stichology; or, A Recovery of the Latin, Greek and Hebrew Numbers (London, 1737, ESTC T31381).

Manwaring, Edward, active 1730-1740

Mr Langton’s travelling pocket book or journal

Travelling pocket book or journal of George Lewis Langton [heir to Llan-gors and Abernantbychan], recording a tour through France and Italy, describing travelling conditions, scenery and antiquities, 1737-1738, sent back from Rome with other things after his death, 1739..

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