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Accounts of disbursements

Accounts of disbursements in the repairs of the Palace of Abergwilly, and Tyr y Cwm, including payments for harvest work, stock bought, freights, taxes, rates, corn for sowing, brewing, etc. Paper; paginated 1-35, two unnumbered ff., and the remainder of the vol. blank; pp. 1-18 mutilated at the right hand bottom corners.

Accounts of the legacies, funeral expenses and estate of Sir Adam Ottley

Accounts by Ad: Ottley of the legacies, the funeral expenses and the estate of Sir Adam Ottley, dec. 12 Oct. 1693. The loose papers consist of jottings of accounts and letters to Dr Ottley - two letters from Edw: Lloyd in Sept. and Oct. 1694. Paper; 11 pp. with the rest of the vol. blank; some loose papers; vellum.

Accounts of the registry office for the archdeaconry of Brecon between 4 Oct. 1695 and 17 Feb. 1707/8, being returns ...,

Accounts of the registry office for the archdeaconry of Brecon between 4 Oct. 1695 and 17 Feb. 1707/8, being returns by the deputies of Robert Lucy, who was Adam Ottley's predecessor as registrar for the diocese of St David's, of licences, administrations and other instruments issued out of the office, with some accounts of expenses, especially in the returns of David Thomas who deducts sums in respect of payments for his master, for tobacco, wines, etc. No. 640 is an account of expenses on a journey to London in 1695. The accounts down to 1700 are returned by David Thomas and John Hughes, and after that year new names appear - Hurdman, Harris and Lewis. The returns are made on slips of paper several times a month and particulars are generally given of the purpose of the licences and of the parties to whom they are issued. There are several gaps, the largest being between 1702 and 1705. The papers are arranged in a chronological order.

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