National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

1237.
File
1838, Dec. 20.

Writer's appointment as executor under Mrs Hopkins's will. Requests addressee to take any steps necessary until writer's arrival in the event of her death.

Thomas Smith, Castella,

50-51.
File
1847.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Picture of Newbridge on writing paper. Family news. Threshing machine. Improvement in addressee's spelling. Not surprised to hear Morgan mixed his languages 'for he learns English in the parlour and Welsh in the kitchen'.

Thomas Strick, Swansea,

168.
File
1857, June 19.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Money matters.

Thomas Strick, Yniscedwin, Swansea, Aberpergwm,

951-71.
File
1856-60.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Estate matters. Royalty payments for colliery.

Thomas Thomas, auctioneer and valuer, Neath,

2664.
File
1861, May 1.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Copy of inventory and valuation, 30 April 1861, of household furniture and effects at Tir y Cwm [p. Ystradgynlais], co. Brec.

Thomas Williams,

17.
File
1835, March 18.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Cheltenham races. Horses for sale. Recommended his servant, who would be leaving him when he sold his horses.

Thomas Williams, Aberpergwm,

21.
File
1808, April 7.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

His activities. Judge at Brecon had said he had not been met in such style for 20 years as by their father as sheriff.

Thomas Williams, Neath,

16.
File
1808, March 4.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Family news. Description of Mr Davies' school.

Thomas Williams, Tir-y-Cwm, etc,

127-59.
File
1855, Nov.-1857, Dec.

Part of Aberpergwm estate records

Advice regarding the management of the estate during Rees's minority. Purchase of properties and leasing of farms, minerals, etc. Deterioration in colliery and estate. Incompetence of agents. Loss of coal trade and decrease in income of estate.

Thos Hopkins And Son, Cardiff.