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The file comprises printed material, found loose, that has been gathered together for convenience, as it does not relate immediately to any other material. The papers include a copy of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Act, 1883, and the annual statement and report of the British Van Limestone Quarries Ltd, 1926.

Printed booklet advocating the formation of a harbour at New Quay, co. Card., and containing a report and estimate made in 1833 by John R. Haslam, Surveyor to the Honourable Board of Ordnance.

The file comprises two undated portrait photographs, [1890x1950], and four photographs of Cilgwyn Pond bridge, 1934.

The file comprises three petty cash books, Jan. 1913-Aug. 1923, Sept. 1923-Nov. 1929, and Dec. 1929-Dec. 1933, when the account is signed off by ECLF.

The file comprises family and personal papers, including letters of recommendation on behalf of Duncan Campbell Lloyd Fitzwilliams, a medical student and the fifth son of Charles H. L. Fitzwilliams, desirous of serving as a field surgeon in South Africa, 1900; a letter to Captain E. C. Fitzwilliams at Johannesburg relating to a kaross [a South African mantle or sleeveless jacket made of the skins of animals with the hair on], 1901; an ode (Welsh) written by G. Jones to Captain E. C. Lloyd Fitzwilliams of Cilgwyn on his return 'from the seat of war', 1902; typescript copies of two letters in the form of diaries from Duncan C. L. Fitzwilliams, a Red Cross surgeon in Romania, to his wife, 19 Nov.-6 Dec. 1916; and genealogical papers.

1 Stephen Parry of Noyadd Trefawr, co. Card., esq. 2 John Lloyd of Killgwyn, gent. Partition of a capital m. called Killgwyn, m's called y ddol Bicka vawr, y Ty Newidd ym hen y Bont, Ty ymil yr aley, y Ty ar Shimmey, Ty ar y knwck in Trehedin, Ty peny Bank, Ty yn y Berlan, y Tyr y Ddolgoch, Pwll yr Heyrne, Gilvach y Rhew and y Tyr y Cwm ddy, all in p. Llandefirog, one water corn grist mill called Melin Aberkerri, m's called Tyr ymil y Velin, Tyddyn Aberkeri otherwise Tyr penn pont pren kerri, Tyddyn Blaen Syltyn, Llwyn Eos, and Tythyn Penallt kerry and one parcel therewith called Llaine yr allt fedw, one fulling mill called Melin Llwyn Eos, and parcels of land called Llaine y ffoes Lase and Gwirglodd Aberkerri, all situate in p's Pembryn and Brongwyn, m's called Gwernan, p. Troedyroyr, Tythyn y Ddol Hir in Bettus Ivan, Pentre Issa, pant Eynon, and Llayne y Maen Llwyd, p. Brongwyn.

Particulars of, and instructions concerning m's and lands in p's Kenarth, Llanvihangel Orarth, and Llangeller, co. Carm., and Llandevriog, Brongwyn, and Llandissil, co. Card., to be included in a deed of recovery.

Parochial Account Books, 1774-7 (B 7/1, 16, 22), with related receipts and papers (B 7/2-15, 17-21); a list of recipients of alms of bread and cheese, 1775 (B 7/23), and churchwardens' accounts, 1775 (B 7/24).

Papers relating to trees and timber on the Cilgwyn estate comprising sale posters of oak poles and oak timber at farms in p. Llandysul, co. Card., and in Newcastle Emlyn, co. Carm., 1855 (Db 9/1-3); an account of the proceeds of the said sales, 1855 (Db 9/4); a list of apple trees planted in Cilgwyn garden, 1885 (Db 9/5), and a notebook containing details of trees to be sold, 1907 (Db 9/6).

Papers relating to the trusts of the marriage settlement of Charles Lees of Edinburgh, gent., and Elizabeth Christie of Baberton, Midlothian, Scotland, mainly comprising correspondence but including a copy of the said settlement, 1832 (T 3/1), wherein Edward Crompton Lloyd Hall is appointed one of the trustees and a rental of an estate in Wiltshire held by the trustees, 1833 (T 3/3).

Papers relating to the National Library of Wales including minutes of the Cardiganshire County Committee (southern section) to consider an appeal on behalf of the NLW Building Fund, 1927, together with a circular from Lord Lisburne referring to the impossibility to raise money in Cardiganshire in 1926 because of the 'disturbed state of the country due to the dispute in the coal trade'; memorandum of NLW's extension requirement for buildings together with a list of subscribers, 1928 and letters from the Librarian, Sir William Llewelyn Davies, concerning the deposit of Cilgwyn estate papers at NLW, 1934 [i.e. now Cilgwyn Estate Papers Group I].

Papers relating to the employment of servants, labourers and craftsmen on the Cilgwyn estate comprising an account of wages paid for the week ending 26 June 1875 (Db 11/1); a notebook containing details of the hiring of servants and of wages paid to them, 1902-25 (Db 11/2); accounts of payments to carters, 1905-9 (Db 11/3-12); a bundle of accounts of monies paid to masons, 1934-5 (Db 11/13), and a bundle of workmen's time sheets, 1934-5 (Db 11/14). [cf. Group II, 27-9, 123-4].

Papers relating to the church and vicarage of p. Llandyfriog including correspondence relating to the erection of memorial tablets in the said church, 1920; blueprint of a proposed new vicarage together with specifications and contract to build the same, 1923; correspondence about erecting a new stained glass window in the said church, 1924-7, together with a copy of the dedication service of the said window, 1928.