One of four manuscripts containing transcripts by John Davies from the parish registers of Lampeter, Llanddewibrefi, Cellan, Nantcwnlle and Llanddewi Abergwessin [sic], together with miscellaneous notes.

One of four manuscripts containing transcripts by John Davies from the parish registers of Lampeter, Llanddewibrefi, Nantcwnlle and Llanddewi Abergwessin [sic], together with miscellaneous notes.

One of four manuscripts containing transcripts by John Davies from the parish registers of Lampeter, Llanddewibrefi, Cellan, Nantcwnlle and Llanddewi Abergwessin [sic], together with miscellaneous notes.

Transcripts by John Davies of the Llanddewibrefi parish burial register, 1813-1835, and of 'A Register book belonging to the Church of Christ at Esgairdawe and Crofft-y-cyff under the pastoral care of Owen Davies who ... was ordained October the 7th 1743 at Crofft-y-Cyff ...' containing accounts of the ordinations of John Tibbot, 1767, and David Morgan, 1789, at Esgairdawe, and Rees Jones at Ffaldybrenin, 1818, lists of members at Esgairdawe and Crofft-y-cyff, 1789, baptisms, 1759-1817, burials at Ffaldybrenin burial ground, 1834-1844, baptisms by Rees Jones, 1818-1857, and a register of the congregation at Esgairdawe and Ffaldybrenin to 1856; draft pedigrees of Lloyd of Coedlanau and Jenkin Jones, Llwynrhydowen, Lloyd of Alltyrodyn, Vaughan of Golden Grove, Philip Pugh, Thomas of Ty hên, Caio, Walter D. Jones, M.D. of Lancych, Lloyd of Llanfechan, Philipps of Picton, Griffith, lords of Lampeter, Griffiths of Killyllyn, Llansawel, Vaughan of Plas Gwyn, Lloyd of Brynllefrith, Wroth of Abergavenny, T. Allen Glenn, Sir Watkin Lewes, Davies of Penylan, Llanfynydd, Lloyd of Ffoshelig, Reads of Carmarthen, Admiral John Thomas of Llanfechan, Herbert of Rhiwbren, and Davies of Cwmeinon; transcripts of wills and documents and poetry, including 'Cân yn gosod allan araeth Mr. D. Davies, Llandinam, a'i ganlynwyr', 'Ychydig o Benillion a gyfansoddwyd oddiwrth achlysuron y dydd y daeth Arthur Lloyd Davies, Yswain, yn 21 oed, sef, y 6 o Ionawr 1848 ...', and 'Cân etifedd Pump a Dimai'r dydd'.