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Deeds and documents relating to the Barlow family of p. Iver, mainly comprising deeds relating to premises in the manor and parish of Iver, 1805-1861, and the following probate records: probate of will (dated 1820) of Robert Barlow of Iver, gent., 1823 (includes a bequest of shares in the Kennat & Avon canal), incomplete will of Benjamin Barlow of the same, 1869, and probate of will of Clara Louisa Barlow of West Hill Budleigh Salterton, Devon, 1909 (appoints Susan Elizabeth Lewis and the Rev. Evan Felix Lewis as trustees, and devises premises in West Hill Budleigh Salterton and Iver to SEL, and the residue of her estate to SEL, EFL and Jane Mathias).

Original bundle of papers relating to a case in Chancery between Osman Barrett (plaintiff) and Lewis Hopkins Roberts and Richard Roberts of 34 Rheidol Terrace, Aberystwyth (defendants), 1880-1883, relating to alleged fraud and misrepresentation in inducing the plaintiff to take a lease in 1879 of a house, Plas Hendre, near Aberystwyth, whose particulars and state of repair were not as described. Also papers relating to a case in the Queen's Bench between Lewis Hopkins Roberts and Richard Roberts (plaintiffs) and Thomas James (defendant) for damages for a diversion of a watercourse in Frongoch lands to raise and puddle clay, before it enters Cefnhendre Hall pond, 'polluted, much the same color as milk', 1880-1881.

Accounts of Roberts & Evans’s activities on behalf of clients, gathered together under the clients, like a bill book, but not priced up.

Spine inscribed ‘Bill book no. 1B’.

Spine labelled ‘Bill book no. 3’.

Bill book of John Hughes Edwards of Newcastle Emlyn, solicitor, 1826, April 7-1829, Sept. 7. Spine stamped 'G - S, letter book'; front cover inscribed 'Bills, J. H. Edwards'.

Spine inscribed ‘Bill book’.

Cover inscribed ‘Agents bills from 11th July 1846 to’.

Volume listing bills delivered, 2 Feb. 1912-7 Aug. 1930, the spine stamped ‘Bills delivered book’.

Volume listing bills delivered, 9 Aug. 1930-13 March 1942, the spine stamped ‘Bills delivered book’.

Receipted bills for unpaid household expenses, funeral of Sir John Williams, accountant's fees, making photographic portraits of Sir John Williams, etc.

More bills, letters and receipts, similar to CM 11/5, but also including letters and statements from the bank and the solicitors regarding insurance and property and stock market transactions; letters from tenants of properties belonging to the Misses Jones; receipts for poor rates and for ground rent on properties.

Bills, letters and receipts for goods and services, including from local tradesmen on headed notepaper; medical and nursing services; wages; subscriptions and charity donations; licences for keeping a carriage, a male servant and a dog; other miscellaneous papers.

Original bundle of papers in a case in the Queen's Bench between Elias Blackwall and William Blackwall of Noyadd, Cwmrheidol, his father, for £484 for arrears of wages as a farm servant, 1860-1882. The father declared his intention to counterclaim for the cost of the keep of a horse. The papers include an agreement (in Welsh) between William Blackwell and Elias Blackwell for a horse for a year for agricultural purposes, Nov. 1884.

Mortgage of m's and lands called Rhydydwell otherwise Tyr Blaenkerdin, Tyr arcoed y Brain, Tyr Pant Sais and Llain y Gryg Dyon, parcels of land called Park y wern and Cae Gwair Tyr ar Coed y Brain, and a water corn grist mill called Bargoed Mill, all p. Llandysul, co. Card., 1774; deed to lead the uses of a fine levied (with fines (left and right) attached) on m's and lands called Pant y Coy, Gelly Gunwill, Foesgoy and Pen-y Shettin, all p. Silian, m's and lands called Rhyd y Dwell otherwise Tyr Blaenkerdin, Tyr ar Coed y Brain, Tyr Pantsais, Llain y Gryg Dyon and Foestrossol, closes called Park y Wern and Cae Gwair Tyr ar coed y Brain, and a water corn grist mill called Bargoed Mill, all p. Llandysul, and a m. and lands called Pant y Cryclyd, p's Llandysul and Llangynllo, 1782; and assignment and further mortgage, 1783.

Crown lease to Lewis Williams of Aber-mad, land agent, for 31 years of Blaenpaithnant and Stedda Gurig sheepwalks (1550a.), p. Llanbadarn Fawr and manor of Perfedd, 1884; crown lease to the same for 26 years of Maesnant sheepwalk (651a.), in the same p. and manor, 1889; and crown licence to Veronica Harriet Pugh of Cwmerau, widow, to maintain fences to partly fence in Blaenpeithnant, Eisteddfa Gurig and Maesnant sheepwalks, 1914.

Papers relating to the Bonsall family of Fronfraith, including a copy marriage settlement (dated 1808) of George Bonsall of Lincolns Inn, esq., and Miss Elizabeth Davies of Bloomsbury, co. Mddx, [1810 watermark], and accounts of dower due to Mrs Bonsall out of the estates of George Bonsall, dec., 1827-1830; a plan of Penbryn farm, mapped by William Morgan, 1828, and poster and conditions of sale of the timber on Penbryn, near Aber-ffrwd, 1829; copies of the wills (dated 1815 and 1829) and their codicils of Elizabeth Leighton Bonsall, wife of George Bonsall of Glanrhidd (1815), and of Bloomsbury, co. Mddx, widow (1829), [both 1829 watermark], and copy of the codicil (dated 1818) of James Monypenny of Rolvenden, Kent, esq., [1832 watermark]; papers in a case in Chancery between Rev. Isaac Bonsall v. Joseph Martin, esq., and others, which appears to be related to the 1829 sale of the Penbryn timber, above, [1839-1840 watermarks]; a case in Chancery between Thomas Hughes the elder and others v. Sharon Turner, the surviving trustee of the will of Mathew Davies, dec., and others, 1834; and a case in the Queens Bench Division (Carmarthen District Registry) of John George William Bonsall v. Thomas Jones of Pennal, co. Mer., for debt, 1883; and leases of lead mines under Pentrebrunant, p. Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, 1873 and 1876.

Miscellaneous deeds relating to properties at Borth and Morfa Borth, 1865-1931, and further charge by Rev. Evan John Jenkins of Glan Dylan, Ynyslas (the borrower), to Colonel Sir George Fossett Roberts of Glanpaith, Rhydyfelin, and Algernon Cassan Roberts of Aberystwyth (the mortgagees), of £700 on Sea Shore (formerly Madeira House) and Nythfach (formerly No. 1 Ocean Houses) in the village of Borth, June 1936, in addition to existing mortgages on Glan Dylan and Coedfryn in the same village.