Papers that have probably become separated from the papers relating to specific tenancies. The papers include the marriage certificate of Daniel Price and Martha Jenkins at Merthyr Tudful, 1848, and the death certificates of Mary Kinnear of Banes Well, Newport, 1854, Evan Sparkes Evans of Pontnewydd, Llantarnam, 1870, and Jennett Jenkins of Twyn y rodin, Wenvoe, 1874. -- The wills, mainly probate copies, are those of Thomas Mullock of Dodcott cum Wilkesley in the parish of Audlem, Cheshire, yeoman, proved 1823, Anthony Phillips of Newport, corn merchant, proved 1842, Thomas Morgan of Caio vicarage, Carmarthenshire, gent., proved 1844, Gad Edwards of Blackwood, proved 1854, Dominick McGettrick of Newport, licensed hawker, proved 1856, Robert Young of Basaleg, agent, proved 1866, John Beynon, vicar of Whitson, dated 1874, William Mullock of Tushingham, Cheshire, gent., proved 1874, Richard Grant of Newport, marine store dealer, proved 1878, William Davies of Gelli-gaer, dated1882, Abraham Board Jones of Burnham, Somerset, proved 1884, James Keyse of Newport, gent., proved 1884, and Robert Pickering of Newport, late engine driver, proved 1884, and an English translation of the Welsh will of John Jenkins of Bryngwyn, Mynyddislwyn, proved 1853. -- Copy letters of administration of Elizabeth Horwood of Newport, widow, granted 1842, Joseph Welchman of Newport, butcher, granted 1852, and Henry Griffiths of Newport, grocer, granted 1855. -- Other papers include copy proceedings in Chancery, 1868, of Henry Oakley v. Mary Thomas, widow, relating to John Thomas of Gold Tops, St Woolloos, and of Marshes Road, Newport, timber merchant, deceased intestate; Henry Oakley of Gold Tops, merchant, claimed to be a creditor. Abstract of the marriage settlement of Thomas Alexander Saunders and Ann Gibbon, both of Chepstow, 1858, and of the will of the said Ann Saunders, proved 1870. Inland Revenue succession duty papers relating to Arthur Thomas King of Plastanrallt near Pwllheli, Caernarfonshire, Rev. Charles William King of Trinity College, Cambridge, on the deaths of Charles George King, banker's clerk, and Catherine King, both of Newport, 1874. Declaration of Elizabeth Curtis of Hackney, London, that she is the daughter of John Jenkins of Newport, and listing her surviving children, 1882. Abstracts of title of Thomas Webb, deceased, to Rose Cottage, Mill Parade, Pillgwenlli, 1825-1892.