Dangos 1784 canlyniad

1.A.R.F.M.de Rutzen and F.W. Oliver;. 2.The Baron de Rutzen;. 3.William David Lewis of Narberth, solicitor;. 4.Laura Gertrude Bellamy. Conveyance of a freehold dwelling house and out-buildings in Castle Terrace, Narberth. Draft.

Case for counsel's opinion concerning the rights of the Baron de Rutzen as lay rector in the church of Slebech, arising out of a dispute with the family of Philipps of Picton, and a petition (copy) from the parishioners to the bishop of St. Davids for the consecration of a burial ground.

Copy of entries in the Old Bible given to Slebech Church 6 No. 1726 by John Barlow, esq., and recording the births and deaths of members of the Barlow family 1710-1722; and copies of letters from William Scott (vicar) dated 24 Sept. 1900, concerning the latter's offer of a new bible in place of the 'Barlow' bible.

Correspondence between the Baroness de Rutzen, Eaton Evans and others concerning the affairs of the estate and de Rutzen family, papers concerning the Slebech Estate Trust, income tax and insurance, a stove for Minwear church, the income of the living of Slebech, Narberth fair, Jamaica rents, and Cannaston quarry.

Extracts from the Pembrokeshire Herald describing the restoration of Slebech Church by the Baron de Rutzen, the presentation of various articles to the church, and the re-erection of old monuments from the ruined church in the new church.

Account of John Wyn, receiver of Roger de Mortuou Mari, Earl of March, for Nerbert and a third part of the commote of Amgoyd and Plunyok, from Michaelmas, 31 Edward III to Michaelmas, 32 Edward III.

Account of John de Wylteschir, receiver, constable and forester of Philippa, Countess of March, for Narberth, a third part of Amgoyd and Penllinyniaug, and St. Clare, from Michaelmas, 35 Edward III. Also the detailed accounts [incomplete] of the several ministers of the said Philippa, Countess of March:- John Baron, reeve of Robertson; Phillip Cole, reeve of Kanaston;. John Gibbe, reeve of Tempilton; Phillip Henry, reeve of St. Clare; avid Hychyn, reeve of Nova Domus [New House]; Llewelyn ap Griffith ap Howel, beadle of Wilfrey; Gwyon Vachan, beadle of Amgoyd and Pluniauc; Iuan Gotta, reeve of Castro Durant; David Iuan, reeve of Moileston; Iuan Meynlas, reeve of Lanwaythan.

Account of Thomas Peytevyn, receiver of Edward de Mortuo Mari, Kinght, for the lordship of Nerberth, from Michaelmas, 22 Richard II to Michaelmas, 23 Richard II.

Account of Henry Wogan, treasurer of the county of Pembroke, from Michaelmas, 1 Richard III to Michaelmas, 2 Richard III, being a summary of he accounts received frown the various ministers of the town of Pembroke, the mills of Pembroke, ferry of Burton, reeveship of Castlemartyn, Westhundred and Easthundred of Pembroke, Coidrath forest, Coidrath, the town of Tenby, Dougledy, Kemmys, Rous, St. Florence, Kyngeswode and Gawdon, Malros, Pyerston, Fobbeston, [Fenton], Rowespole, More, Suerthbury, Haroldston, [Sy]ke, vill of Cast' Walin, Fletherhill, [all in co. Pembroke], town of Llanstephan, Penryn, le Ferry, Oisterlowe, St. Clare, Trayneclynton, [co. Carmarthen,] town of Kilgarren, Emelyn, Maynordevy, Differyn Bryan, weirs of Kilgarran, and Kevyndrym forest, [co. Pembroke].

Ministers' Accounts. Co. Pembroke. 1 Edward VI. Accounts of the ministers of Reis Griffith, esq., attained of high treason:- Phillip Hancok, deputy of John Webbe, reeve of the town of Narbert; and Eynon david, reeve of Caniston, parcel of the manor of Carew.