National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A form of oath [probably taken by the clergy] of allegiance to William and Mary,

166.
File
[1689-94].

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

A Schedule of the title deeds of Bronyar, co. Card., ranging from 17 March 1695/6, to 22 July,

143.
File
[After July 1761].

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

A Schedule of the title deeds of Bronyar, co. Card., ranging from 17 March 1695/6, to 22 July 1761.

A Song composed for the British Navy to be sung to the tune 'I sing the British Seamen's Praise',

1018.
File
1797, May 11.

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Printed.

Abstract of a bond whereby John Morgan Howell of Llethygog, co. Carm., land agent, Robert Waters of Carmarthen, banker, and ...,

997.
File
1827, April 10.

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Abstract of a bond whereby John Morgan Howell of Llethygog, co. Carm., land agent, Robert Waters of Carmarthen, banker, and William Jones of Henllys, co. Carm., are bound in respect of the performance by John Morgan Howell of the office of receiver of the rents and profits of the estate of John Colby, dec., in a suit between Hugh Owen Colby, an infant, plaintiff, and Cordelia Maria Colby and others, defendants.

Abstract of labourers' account,

1875.
File
1796, Feb.

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Abstract of the title of John Colby, esq., to lands in p's Robeston Wathan and Narberth, co. Pemb,

1009.
File
1796.

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Draft.

Abstract of the title of John Owen, gent., to a m. called Llegenne, alias Llagenne, in p. Clydey, co. Pemb ...,

231.
File
1775, March 7.

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Abstract of the title of John Owen, gent., to a m. called Llegenne, alias Llagenne, in p. Clydey, co. Pemb., with opinion by Joseph Banks.

Abstract of the title of the late Thomas Colby of Rhosey gilwen in co. Pemb., esq., and Cordelia, his wife ...,

354.
File
[c. 1800].

Part of Ffynone Estate Records,

Abstract of the title of the late Thomas Colby of Rhosey gilwen in co. Pemb., esq., and Cordelia, his wife, to a m. called Killast Ycha in p. Manerdivy, co. Pemb.

Abstract of the title of Thomas Colby, esq., and John Colby, esq., his son, to a m. called Rhoseygilwen in ...,