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"A true and perfect rent-roll of all the Towne Rents of the County Burrough of Carmarthen made the Eleaventh day of December, Anno domini 1684, Martyn Beynon, gent., and Robert Smart, being Chamberlains. At the end are some similar 'rents' added in a later hand.

Acknowledgment by David David ap John of Newton, yeoman, of a certain sum of money from his nephew David William Thomas Harry for which, and for the love he bears him, he gives him "all and singular such goods cattell and chattel ... as well money, kyne, oxen, heifers bullocks, sheep, lambs, and household stuff.

Acquittance by Morgan William of Langavelach, co. Glamorgan, yeoman,. Administrator of the goods, etc., of John ap Evan ap Henry of Swansey, deceased, to Thomas Jenckin Llewellin ap Morgan of Langavelach, gent., of all actions for debt, etc.

Acquittance from Jenkin Lloid of Kidwelly, gent., and Bridgett his wife, to Thomas Griffith Lloyd of Keven Treskoed and Kattarine his wife, for the yearly interest of £19 on a mortgage of lands in Llandilo Vawr from the date of the mortgage (1639) to the present time.

Acquittance from John Rees David to Edward Rice, of the sum of £24. 19sh., in part payment of a larger sum due and payable at Michaelmas next for a tmt. of lands "that I lately sould him".

Acquittance from Walter Vaughan, of Godengrove, co. Carmarthen, esq., to Griffyth Rees of Newton, co. Carmarthen, esq., his father-in-law, for £12 due at Michaelmas last past for the farm of the church of Llaundevayson.

Agreement between Sir Thomas Button of Lawrenny, co. Pembroke, kt, and Sir Water Rice, of Newtowne, kt, whereby the former releases to the latter all his right in certain lands in co. Carmarthen ( not herein specified) which the said Sir Water Rice, Henry his eldest son, Thomas his second son, and Anthony his third son, had agreed to convey to the said Sir Thomas Button, his son in law, and Dame Elizabeth and their children as a settlement but which the said Sir Water still retains possession of.

"An agreement had made and concluded, 7th day of August" 1675, between Dorothy Rice, of Carmarthen, widow of Walter Rice, late of Newton, esquire, and Thomas Mansell of Briton Ferry, and Thomas Lewis, of Penmark, co. Glamorgan, esquires, on behalf of Griffith Rice son and heir of Sir Walter Rice, Henry Rice, brother of the said Griffith, and Elizabeth their sister, "infants under yeoman, age of one and twenty years." The items of agreement are nineteen in number.

Articles made between Morgan Johnes, of Llandilo Vawr, esquire, and Walter Rice, of Newtowne, esquire, for the marriage of Water Morgan son and heir apparent of the said Morgan and Barbara Rice one of the daughters of the said Walter Rice.

Articles made between Sir Walter Rice, of Newtowne, kt, and John Gwyn William of Derwyth, gent., for the marriage of Edward Rice, son of Sir Walter Rice, and Sadge the daughter of the said John Gwyn William.

Articles of agreement between Henry Rice of Newtown, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Dame Blanche Lewis of St Fagans, co. Glamorgan, on the marriage of the said Henry Rice, with Margaret, daughter of the said Dame Blanche Lewis.

Articles of agreement between Sir Walter Rice of Newton, Knight, and Henry Rice, son and heir apparent of the said Sir Walter, whereby Sir Walter settles on his said son the manor of Nangell, co. Pembroke with the site of a mill there, and King's More, Ludsopp, Newport, Mabus, Owen Stone, Morles Smerthbury, Ramscastell, Ismaells, Stackpoll, Hogeston, Tynby, Redbert, Villa Florence, and Musselwick, all in co. Pembroke. In return for which the said Henry undertakes to pay certain debts to; Samuel Aubrey, of Llehongre £800 Henry Don Lee, of Aberkyvore £100 , Sir Henry Jones, of Abermarles £40, Geoffrey Brocke, of Petticott Lane London £140 and £25, Thomas Button £100, Josias Wydon, mercer, Cheapside London £50., Sir John Davies £300, William Neeson, of King Street Westminster £200, "To one Mr Lee by or neere the exchange" £180, "Mr Fanshawe, of London" £140, The Warden of the Fleet £60, and to Hugh Hunte "of St Thomas Apostles neere Whitonden, College, London £80.

Articles of agreement indented made, concluded, and agreed upon by and between David Morgan Griffith of Llaynymaendy in Llangadock, gent., and John Davies of Llandilovawr, gent., for a lease of sixteen acres of land in Llandilovawr for a term of five years at a peppercorn rent.

Assessment rolls for the parish of Betws, co. Carmarthen for a year commencing 25 March, in pursuance of an Act of Parliament entitled 'An Act for granting an Aid to her Majesty by a Land Tax Rated the fourteenth day of June, 1704.'. Two copies. Paper.

Assessments for the parishes of Llandybie and Betws, co. Carmarthen, "of the aid granted to His Majesty pursuant to an Act Instituted [?intituled], an act for granting to His Majestie an aid of four shillings in the pound for one year for carrying on of the Warr against France with Vigour, made sexto anno Gulielmi Regis" [1694].

Assignment by Edward Walter of Llandveyson, yeoman, to Walter Rice of Newton, yeoman, of the lease by Walter Richard of Newton, yeoman, of the dwelling-house and premises of the said Edward called Y Koed Kae bach, in Newton, co. Carmarthen.