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See also NLW Misc. Vol. 241.

1. Hugh Maxwell of Gresford, co. Denb., esq., Colonel in the army, and Anne, his wife, Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent., David Jones of Gyfylche in p. Llanerfyl, gent., and Dorothy, his wife. 2. James Morice of Carog in p. Llanddinol, co. Card., gent. Lease for a year of Tythin yn y Gyfylche, or Ty yn y Gyfylche, with lands in Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 28).

1. Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. 2. David Jones of Gyfylche in p. Llanerfil, co. Mont., gent. 3. Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent. 4. Margaret Phillips of Aberystwyth, co. Card., widow. Assignment of a mortgage on certain lands in Kenewill, p. Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 19).

1. John Humffreys of Llwyn, co. Mont., esq. 2. Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent. Lease for one year of certain lands in Kenewill in p. Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 15).

1. Evan Griffith and Griffith Evan, both of Kenewill, co. Mont., gent's. 2. Humphrey Parry the younger of Llanvylling, gent., and George Dorsett of Llansanttfraid, co. Mont. Lease for six months of Tythin yn y Gyfylche, or Ty yn y Gyfylche, and Ty yn y fron in t. Kenewill in p. Llanervill, co. Mont., and Tyddyn Ddolwen, Tyddyn Cae yr Gweision, Llyast y Bellan, and Tyddin Bach, all in t. Moelyfeliarth in p. Llangadvan, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 6).

1. Richard Edwards of Cwm Carnedd, co. Mont., gent., and Mary, his wife. 2. John Humphreys of Llanvylling, co. Mont., gent. Lease for one year of lands in Kenewill in p. Llanervill, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 4).

A copy by Professor W. A. Lee of the log book of HMS Minerva, together with his lecture on the frigate which was delivered at the Law Courts, Brisbane, 2009.

Research papers, [2006]-[2008], of the donor David N. Thomas for his book Fatal neglect : who killed Dylan Thomas? published by Seren in 2008, concerning the circumstances of the poet's death, including material photocopied mainly from sources at the Special Collections, University of Delaware Library, and also at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

A booklet, [2010], produced for advertising purposes detailing the history of collecting photographs as specifed by the Royal Charter awarded to the National Library of Wales in 1907 and including examples of photography, 1841-1945.

Five documents relating to the clerical career of the Reverend Watkin Herbert, including his letters of ordination, 1822-1823, and a licence to the perpetual curacy of Llanycrwys, county Carmarthen, 1853; a letter, 1826, to the Reverend Watkin Herbert, Nash, Pembroke, from his brother Morgan Herbert, Lampeter; and an apprenticeship indenture, 1853, of William Herbert, son of the Reverend Watkin Herbert, late curate of Llandebie, to a druggist at Carmarthen.

Typescript copy of her autobiography, 1907- 2000, by the donor relating to a varied career in nursing including 'A day in the life of a junior nurse' in Stoke on Trent Infirmary, and her new life in Llanrwst; she celebrated her hundredth birthday on 2 January 2007.

A letter (posted at Penarth 27 February [18]91) written by [David Jones], a member of the crew of the ship Madras, from on board the said ship, to his sister Miss M. E. Jones of Aberaeron, prior to setting sail for Amboyna in China. The ship with its crew, which included some fourteen men and boys from Aberaeron and district, was lost without trace [see Carmarthen Journal, 25 March 1892, and L.H. Lewis; Penodau yn Hanes Aberaeron, 1970, tt. 159-160, 162-163]. Also notes listing the names of the numbers of the crew who came from Aberaeron and district and giving some particulars concerning the vessel and two other vessels called the Caledonia and Ianthe.