National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Letter from Robert Griffith to [Philip] Harries [copy],

C3/2/16/5.
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1675, January 28.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of a letter, 28 January 1675, from Robert Griffith to [Philip] Harries concerning passing a patent in the Commission of Grace for certain lands in Kerry.

Letter from Rob[ert] Griffith to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/20.
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1684, October 28.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 28 October 1684, from Rob[ert] Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning a claim to title in Ireland, and the burning down of Lord Powys’s house in Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

Letter from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/10/1.
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1684, November 12.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 12 November 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore giving the opinion of Sir Edward Herbert, Chief Justice of Chester, concerning action to be taken relating to title to lands in Ireland, and a law suit against Lady Herbert.

Letter from Robert Griffith to Henry Herbert,

C3/2/16/1.
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1685, March 17.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 17 March 1685, from Robert Griffith to Henry Herbert concerning assistance from two barons concerning a patent; he cannot proceed because Kenney has left no instructions.

Letter from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/15.
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1684, September 16.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 16 September 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert concerning the Commission of Grace, the title and sale of part of the Irish estate, and other Irish estate business.

Letter from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/25.
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1684, December 6.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 6 December 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning the necessity of a patent, and plans for conveying it safely to Herbert at Lymore.

Letter from Rob[ert] Griffith to Edward Kenney [copy],

C3/2/8/2.
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1684, October 23.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of a letter, 23 October 1684, from Rob[ert] Griffith to Edward Kenney concerning lands that might be defective in title and wanting the aid of the Commission of Grace.

Letter from Robert Griffith to Edward Kenney [copy],

C3/2/16/4.
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1685, January 24.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of a letter, 24 January 1685, from Robert Griffith to Edward Kenney concerning an affidavit of possession, which must be swiftly expedited.

Letter from P[hillip] Harryes to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/11.
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1684, August 14.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 14 August 1684, from P[hillip] Harryes [agent] to [Henry] Herbert concerning a petition to be entered in order to have a patent passed for lands in Ireland.

Letter from Philip Trant to [Stephen] Rice [copy],

C3/2/10/2.
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1684, November 12.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of a letter, 12 November 1684, from Philip Trant to [Stephen] Rice concerning [Henry] Herbert’s title to a concern in Kerry, and enquiring as to the need to pass a patent for it in the Court of Grace.

Letter from Patrick Trant to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/4.
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1684, June 3.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, 3 June 1684, from Patrick Trant [agent], London, to [Henry] Herbert concerning Irish estate business, especially the mill, timber, and titles.

Letter from [Patrick] Trant to [Henry] Herbert,

C3/2/4/19.
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[1684, October 23].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Letter, [23 October 1684], from [Patrick] Trant to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning the Commission of Grace and the question of whether or not certain Herbert lands in Ireland were formerly held by the Earl of Desmond.

Letter from Henry Herbert to Robert Griffith [copy and draft],

C3/2/4/21.
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1684, October 29.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy and draft of a letter, 29 October 1684, from Henry Herbert to Robert Griffith giving instruction to his agents in relation to disputed titles in Ireland, and the problem of letters going astray.

Edward Herbert's answer concerning the title in his Irish estate [copy],