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Account book of Catharine Williams, Susanna Williams, Charles Jonathan Williams, Isaac Williams, Sarah Ann Williams, Lewis Williams, Mary Williams, and David Edward Williams with George Griffiths Williams.

Account of the county stock paid to the treasurer at the Quarter Sessions for co. Card., from the Easter Sessions 1804 to the Michaelmas Sessions 1843, together with comparisons of the constabularies of cos Card. and Mont., 1843.

Account of the mortgages of the Wallog, Rhoscellanfach and Rhoscellanfawr estates, p. Llangorwen, co. Card., mortgaged to Rev. Thomas Purnell and Ven. Sir George Prevost, bart.

1 John Moore Knighton of Grenofan, Devon, esq. 2 Charles Griffith of Penpompren, esq. Agreement for the conveyance by 1 to 2, of a m. called Gwarcwm Bach in p's Llangynfelyn and Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, subject to a lease for 50 years to be granted to Sarah Woolcock, and for mutually releasing each other from all claims and demands relating to a bill of complaint filed in the Court of Chancery in 1740 concerning a lead mine called Darren Vawr or Darren Vach and the lord's due and profits thereof. Consideration: £948 to be paid on 1 May next.

1 Lewis Williams, agent for George Griffiths Williams. 2 John Benjamin of Caehaedd, Cwmrheidol, co. Card. Agreement to buy the timber, brushwood, etc., in The Gribin Wood and to have cleared it off the premises by 25 March 1873. Consideration: £315.

1 George Griffiths Williams of Wallog, gent. 2 David Evans of Rhiwarthen, farmer. Agreement to refer the differences that have arisen between the parties relating to the ending of 1's occupancy of Rhoscellanfawr, p. Llangorwen, to the arbitration of John Pryse of Ffosycravel-issa, and William Hughes of Tymawr, Cilcennin.

1 Col George Griffiths Williams. 2 Edward R[owland] Owen of Nantcellanfawr, [p. Llangorwen], co. Card., farmer. Agreement to refer the differences that have arisen between the parties relating to the ending of 2's tenancy of part of Rhoscellanfawr, p. Llangorwen [formerly in p. Llanbadarn fawr], to the arbitration of Owen Daniel of Aberystwyth, and James Jones of Llwynglas. Endorsed: arbitrators' award, who agree on the sum of £71, 2 Oct. 1885. See also nos BB 19-20.

1 Thomas Griffith of Penpompren, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, gent., Ann his wife, and Hugh Griffith of the same, his eldest son and heir apparent. 2 Meredith Lloyd of Cwmbwa, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, and Susanna Lloyd, his only daughter and heir. 3 Morgan Lloyd of Abertrynant, p. Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, and Charles Richards of Aberystwyth, esq's (trustees). Articles of agreement previous to the marriage of the said Hugh Griffith and Sussnna Lloyd. (I) The said Hugh Griffith and Susanna Lloyd shall marry before 1 Jan. 1724/5. (Ii) 1 is to convey to 3 to the uses of the marriage a m. called Tythin Penybontbren in Cwmysgolaig and a parcel of arable land called Tyr y Gron Hir thereunto belonging, a m. and land called Tythin Gwenffrwd, a parcel of arable land (18 a.) called by the several names of Llaincwmysgolaig, Kevenybanall and Y Wernhir, a parcel of arable land and meadow called Llainbwlch y Moilgoch, being parcel of Tythin Ty yn y Gwndwn (20 a.), a m. and land called Tythin Ceven Crynffyn and parcels of land thereunto belonging called Llain Nant Melin and Llain Pant yr Hedin, a m. and land called Tythin y Wenallt, a m. and land called Tythin Cwmysgolaig and the dairy or summer house thereunto belonging called Llyest Ffynnon Cadwgan, three pieces of arable land and meadow called Llain y Gelly Fer yn y Trawsgoed, Y Llain Fawr and Maes y Gwrdy, a m. and land called Keven Erglawdd, a m. and land called Tythin Dan Allt Ty Crib, a m. and land called Tythin Biarth y Ffwch, two parcels of arable land and meadow called by the several names of Llain Llwynbon y Groes and Llain Nantyllain, a m. and land called Tythin Abernant y Moch otherwise Llyest Abernant y Moch, a third part of the capital m. and land called Erglawdd and a small m. and land usually let with the same called Nanty lleian, a third part of the m. and land called Skybor Rees ap Jackin, a third part of the m. and land called Tythin y Fron Goch, a third part of a water corn grist mill called Mellin Treyrddole, a third part of the m's and lands called Tythin y Rhyw, Tythin y Pant Glas, Tythin Caer Trornor and Letty Bach yn y Coed, a third part of the m's and lands called Lletty Llwyd in Tythin Park, Brinfraich, Llyesyllain wen and Tythin y Llanerch Coch, a third part of the m's and lands called Tythinynis Tydir and Tythin Clygyrog and the milking places thereunto belonging at Llainwen, a third part of a m. and land called Tythin Llwyn Walter and the dairy or summer house thereunto belonging called Llyesty y Ffynnonne, a third part of a m. and lands called Llyest Blaen y Clettwr with two large meadows and a third part of the dairy or summer house called Llyest y Graig and several other sites of cotts and milking places, a third part of a m. and land and several other fields of arable land thereunto belonging called Tythin Cerigyrafar, Llydrvilly Rhose, Ceven Gole, Panty Gwartheg and Gwastad Coed, a third part of a m. and land called Tythin Arthin otherwise Trawscoed and Cwmbach, a third part of a house in Tre'r-ddl with two large gardens called Bryn y Cwydde otherwise Brynywrach, third parts of other houses in Tre'r-ddôl in the tenures of Mary Griffith, spinster, Jenkin Morais, Rees David, Elizabeth Watkin, widow, Ann John Burreston, widow, John Richard, Griffith Evan, Margaret Evan, John Evan, and Richard John, all in p's Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, Llangynfelyn and Llanbadarn fawr (tenants named). (Iii) provision for the maintenance, preferment and education of Ann and Margaret Griffith, two of the youngest daughters of the said Thomas Griffith. (Iv) 2 is to convey to 3 to the uses of the marriage a capital m. called Cwmbwa, the m. called Tyr Tythin Coch otherwise Tythin y Penrhyn Coch, a water corn grist mill called Melin Cwmbwa, a fulling mill called Pandy Cwmbwa, a m. called Tythin Pant y Ffynnon, a parcel of land called Llainybrin Llwyd, a cottage called Llyest y Gellygoge, a cottage called Llyest Pant yr Ebolion, a m. called Tythin Llwyn Gronw, a m. called Tythin y Braich Garw, a m. and land in t. Llanbadarn Fawr in the tenure of John Evans, m's called Tythin y Gaer Ucha and Tythin y Gaer Ussa, and m's called Darren Ucha and Tythin y Gelly otherwise Y Darren Vauch, all in p. Llanbadarn fawr (tenants named). Attested copy (Watermark 1794). Damaged.

1 John Lloyd Jones of Maesmawr, co. Mont., gent., assignee of the estate and effects of David Morgan, late of Glanfread, co. Card., a bankrupt. 2 Luke Pocock of Nanteos, co. Card., esq. Articles of agreement that 1 will, on or before 1 April next, make an abstract of the deeds showing his title as the assignee of the said David Morgan to the freehold and inheritance of m's called Waynhescog and Gelly Nebwidd, otherwise Gelly Mebwen, in p's Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn and Llanbadarn fawr co. Card. (tenants named), and will convey his title to 2 on or before 12 May next. Consideration: £583.5.0.

Award of David Jenkins of Glyn Villa, the umpire appointed by Harry Morgan and Edward J. Morgan, relating to dilapidations at Nantcellanfawr Farm, [p. Lanbadarn Fawr], co. Card.

Bills and receipts of [ ] Williams, a son of George Griffiths Williams at Uppingham School, Rutland, 1865 (BB 41-7), and of [?another] son at St Nicholas College, Lancing, Sussex, 1888 (BB 48-9).

Bills and receipts of George Griffiths Williams of Cwncynfelyn, mainly relating to materials for and work on the estate, but also including bills relating to Llangorwen church, 1877-82 (AC 162, 166-7).

Bills and receipts of Mathew Davies Williams of Cwmcynfelyn, relating mainly to materials for and work on the estate, but also including bills from John Morris of the Hope and Anchor, Aberystwyth, for ale towards [?the launch of] the sloop George and the Jane & Catherine, 1838 (AC 16), and materials for the new church at Llangorwen, 1838-41 (AC 17-8, 20, 27 et seq.).

1 John Griffiths of Penpompren, co. Card., esq. 2 Anne Jones of Oswestry, Shropshire, spinster. Bond in £1,400 for the performance of covenants in a mortgage of even date.

1 Matthew Davies Williams of Cwmcynfelyn, co. Card., esq. 2 Thomas Pryse Anwyl of Hengau, co. Mer., and David Gilbertson of 90 Long Acre, Middlesex, esq's. Bond in £600 to secure the payment of £300 (5%).

1 Thomas Griffith of Penypompren, co. Card., esq. 2 Grace Lloyd Newnam of the town of Tenby, co. Pemb., widow. Bond to secure the repayment of a mortgage of £1,050 comprised in an indenture of even date. Endorsed: note of examination in a cause in the Chancery side of the Court of Great Sessions, between Charles Griffith, gent., complainant, and Thomas Simon and others, defendants, 2 April 1787. See also no. AE 9 and cf. NLW, Great Sessions 27/48, f. 229.

Case and opinion of counsel relating to the proposal for the sale of the rights of the lord of man. Genau'r-glyn in the foreshore of the river Dyfi, as proposed by the promoters of the Dovey Reclamation Bill.