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Penralley Papers

  • GB 0210 PENLEY
  • Fonds
  • 1656-1991

Correspondence, deeds and papers of various members of the James and Williams families of Penralley in the town of Rhayader, Radnorshire, including ships' log books, ships' orders and other naval records, 18-19 cent., and the papers of Lieutenant John James RN (1737-1790), Commander Horatio James RN (1789-1850), Brigadier-General Horatio James Evans (1859-1932), and Stephen William Williams (1837-1899), county surveyor for Radnorshire and antiquarian.

James family, of Penralley

Letter from Aunt Gretta (8 Oakfield Tce, Cheltenham) to HPBE: "... I am very glad that you have found your ...,

Letter from Aunt Gretta (8 Oakfield Tce, Cheltenham) to HPBE: "... I am very glad that you have found your great-grandfather's Navigational Directions in 1770; ... your great-grandfather, Horatio James, though he was only a commander, was always called 'Capt. James' by the Rhayader people ...Did you find the bills for uniform of James Jones and John James. James Jones was the uncle and guardian of John James. He was a sailing master, his tomb is in Cwmdauddwr churchyard. He was a native of St Harmon ...".

Notebook, entitled 'In the Goods of John J. James, Esq., Deceased'; including £200 to Cornelia Ludovica Imens, 'a stranger in ...,

Notebook, entitled 'In the Goods of John J. James, Esq., Deceased'; including £200 to Cornelia Ludovica Imens, 'a stranger in Blood'; and £500 to Catherine Jane James, spinster, daughter of deceased, together with one-third of the residue of £2207 14s 8d; notes the three sisters of the deceased and gives full accounts of his trading activities.

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