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A letter, 1933, from Joseph Bradney to [?Sir Leonard Twiston Davies].

A copy of Pryse's Handbook to the Radnorshire & Breconshire Mineral Springs: With Various Descriptive Journeys and Excursions Therefrom to Numerous Places of Interest in Central Wales (Llanidloes, 1872), with identifications and additions, transcribed from A Journey to Llandrindod Wells, 2nd edn (1746), in the autograph of Sir Joseph Bradney.

Mainly unrelated deeds, 1488-1861, relating to property in Monmouthshire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.

A copy of A Journey to Llandrindod Wells, in Radnorshire ... By a Countryman. The Second Edition ... (London, 1746), with, inserted, a letter and three sheets dated 15 February 1928 written to Sir John Ballinger (1860-1933) by Sir Joseph Alfred Bradney (1859-1933), giving notes of identification of the persons named in the book.

A large collection which includes correspondence; transcripts and extracts from parish registers and bishops' transcripts, from wills and administrations, from public and private records, from monumental inscriptions, and from printed sources; pedigrees compiled from manuscripts notes and printed sources, and genealogical notes; a copy of The Diary of the Revd. William Jones, 1777-1821 ..., 1929, with additions; a copy of Rider's British Merlin, 1734, with additions; copies of poetry and of metrical translations into Latin; a copy of The Parish Priest ..., [1841]; material accumulated during the preparation of A History of Monmouthshire; a copy of Plantae Woodfordienses ..., 1771, with additions; and a rate book of Llanfihangel Ystern Llewern parish, 1889. The majority of references in this collection are to Monmouthshire or places within that county. Correspondence is substantial and a list notes Bradney's principal correspondents as follows: Sir John Ballinger, Aberystwyth; G. R. Brigstocke, London and Ferryside; J. H. Canning, Newport; D. Stedman Davies, Llandrindod; John Davies, Aberystwyth; John Davies, Pandy; Sir Leonard Twiston-Davies, Rockfield Park; T. C. Evans ('Cadrawd'), Llangynwyd; William Haines, Y Bryn, Llangattock-iuxta-Usk; Fred J. Hando, Newport; Lemuel Hopkin James, Ystrad Mynach; J. Ifano Jones, Cardiff; W. H. O. Kemmis, Frome; J. Hobson Matthews, Cardiff and Monmouth; T. Matthews, Llandebie; Edward Owen, London; Egerton G. B. Phillimore, Corris; D. Rhys Phillips, Swansea; Thomas Richards, Maesteg and Bangor; Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas, Swansea; G. N. W. Thomas, Devizes.

Letters from various correspondents including J. A. Bradney (ff. 45-60), Thomas Eborall Cooke (ff. 111-114) and Edward Copleston, Bishop of Llandaff (ff. 19, 115-124).

A presentation copy to Sir Cyril Fox (1882-1967) of a poem entitled Carmen, printed in 1924, by Achydd Glan Troddi (i.e. Sir Joseph Bradney) (1859-1933), with a covering letter, dated 1917, from the author.

Ten letters, 1923-1926, from Joseph Alfred Bradney, Tal-y-coed, Monmouthshire, to E. I. Williams, Pontypridd (ff. 1-21); two letters, 1938-1952, from E. I. Williams to E. Silk, headmaster of Nant-y-glo Secondary School, the former listing Charity Schools, 1737-1847, in the parish of Aberystruth (ff. 23-6; and two letters, 1941-1942, concerning the loan of documents of Monmouthshire interest including some of the above (ff. 27-8).

Letters reflecting Phillimore's and Bradney's shared antiquarian interests, as well as their mutual taste for rude limericks. Bradney habitually wrote to Phillimore in Latin.

A sermon on Hebrews xiii, 12, 13, written in 1824 by Micah Thomas (1778-1853), principal of the Baptist College at Abergavenny, with a letter, 20 September 1924, to Sir Joseph Alfred Bradney (1859-1933) from E. I. Williams, Pontypridd.

Pedigrees and related notes, some in the hand of Sir Joseph Bradney.