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Part of Tredegar Estate Records,
A Memorandum respecting the wills of Jno. Morgan of Wenlouk (24 Oct. 1491), Jno. Morgan, his son (4 April 1513), Thomas Morgan of Tredegar (18 Oct. 1603), William Morgan of Marshfield (29 Oct. 1635) and William Morgan of Grays Inn (30 Aug. 1670).
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorandum signed B. Millingchamp the rural dean of Upper Kemmes, concerning the repairs and equipment wanted in the churches in his deanery.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorandum signed H. Jones, stating that he had heard Mr Loyd let the meadow in the Watton, now in the occupation of John Williams, to Lewelyn Williams for two years from Michaelmas last.
Part of Tredegar Estate Records,
A Memorandum that Charles Augustus Samuel Morgan, clerk, had read the morning and evening prayer according to the form prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer, etc.
A Memorandum that Grey Devey delivered to Mr Sheriff Highway a writ of attachment out of the court of Chancery against Mr John Harris at the suit of Samuel Hellier.
A memorandum that the fine from John Jenkyn of Itton and his wife on land in Itton is in the ...,
Part of Badminton Estate Records
A memorandum that the fine from John Jenkyn of Itton and his wife on land in Itton is in the one fine with Thomas William of Shernewton and his wife upon land in Shernewton to William Powell.
Part of Tredegar Estate Records,
A Memorandum that William Jones of Bergayny, co. Mon., gent., had received of Lewis John Edward £10 in part payment of money due from Sir William Morgan to Lewis Jones, father of said William Jones.
Part of Badminton Estate Records
A Memorandum written by William Powell marked "The least of the discourtisies and unnatural dealings herein subscribed and done by Walter Powell against William Powell is a sufficient cause that William Powell shall show no favour and friendly dealing at all unto and toward the said Walter Powell for any entreaty whatsoever.".
A Memorandum, with comments on the claims of various people to right of common on Saltney Marsh.
A memorial address delivered at [The Presbyterian Church of Wales, Bath Street, Aberystwyth] for those who fell in the Great War.
A memorial against the recall of David Griffiths, with tributes, by Edward Baker and others. English, Malagasy. Donated by Robert Griffith, missionary, 1941.
A memorial from leaders of Welsh religious bodies to the U.S.A. (replica of the original memorial). English. Morocco. Donated by The Welsh Council League of Nations Union, per D. Samways, February 1942.
A Memorial from the Hollands of Lancashire to the Heralds College,
Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,
Rough draft with transcript.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorial of John Jones, sub-chanter of St. Davids, to members of the Upper Chapter to give some idea of the constitution of the Lower Chapter to enable them to judge the merits of a complaint to be brought before them by William Appleby, vicar of Cylch y Dref, against him, the vicar of Lower Cylch Gwaelod y Wlad.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorial of John Jones, sub-chanter of St. Davids, to the Canons of the Cathedral, protesting against an innovation whereby he would be deprived of the assistance of lay vicars in reading the first lesson on the Lord's day.
A memorial of the benefactors to the church and poor of Cardiff,
Part of Diocese of Llandaff Records
A Memorial of the incumbent of Llangain re selling certain glebe buildings. Draft.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorial of the Rev. Hubert George Griffith, vicar of All Saints, Glasbury, co. Radnor, praying permission to sell a house and premises; with the bishop's consent.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Memorial to Archbishops and bishops against the legalization of vestments and the 'eastward position' with an analysis of the signatures to the memorial.