The last in a series of three volumes of account books of Market Gate farm in the parish of Jefferston, Pembrokeshire, 1849-1861, containing particulars of wages, crop and stock prices, receipts, and disbursements, and a journal recording work done on the farm, 1852-1855.
Market Gate (Jeffreston, Pembrokeshire : Farm)
The second in a series of three volumes of account books of Market Gate farm in the parish of Jefferston, Pembrokeshire, 1849-1861, containing particulars of wages, crop and stock prices, receipts, and disbursements, and a journal recording work done on the farm, 1852-1855.
Market Gate (Jeffreston, Pembrokeshire : Farm)
The first of three account books of Market Gate farm in the parish of Jefferston, Pembrokeshire, 1849-1861, containing particulars of wages, crop and stock prices, receipts, and disbursements, and a journal recording work done on the farm, 1852-1855.
Market Gate (Jeffreston, Pembrokeshire : Farm)
A farming account and memoranda book, 1855-1911, originally belonging to George Lloyd of Llwynbryn, St Harmon, co. Radnor, containing details of cows and mares serviced, accounts of wages paid to servants and labourers, and medical and veterinary recipes, together with an inventory, 1875, of the goods of George Lloyd, deceased (ff. 52v-3). Bound at the end of the volume is a copy of Reynold's Astrological and Prophetic Almanack for 1849.
Ledger containing farm accounts, 1867-1919, relating mainly to Obley and Pool House farms in the parish of Clunbury, co. Salop, together with an extract from the Clunbury tithe apportionment relating to the properties (ff. 86v-7) and jurors list for the parish of Clunbury, 1910 (f. 89).
Letters and accounts, 1821-1823, of Walter Churchey of Brecon, solicitor, relating to the Penoyre estate, co. Brecon, and forwarded by him to the owner, the Reverend Thomas Watkins (1761-1829), whilst the latter was on the Continent, together with two letters from Samuel Church of Brecon, solicitor (ff. 7r-v, 28v). The letters and accounts give detailed information concerning estate matters such as rents and rent arrears, the leasing of farms, tithes and repairs, and contain numerous references to local affairs and events. Notes on the volume, compiled by its previous owner Nigel Temple, have been tipped in at the front (ff. ii-xii).