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English Law in Wales and the Marches

Typescript copies of Henry Owen : The Administration of English Law in Wales and the Marches (London, privately printed, 1909, and, with an appendix, in Y Cymmrodor, XIV, 1901).

Pedigrees, etc.

A fragmentary genealogy of the Audeley family and of the early lords of Kemmes, and notes on the family of De Brian of Devon and South Wales.

The Lordship of Haverfordwest

A transcript by E.A. Lewis of a survey of the lordship of Haverfordwest, May 14, 1577 (see Archaeologia Cambrensis, 1903, p. 39), with a few notes on Haverfordwest churches (Ibid., 1900, p. 68).

Lewis, E. A. (Edward Arthur), 1880-1942

Press cuttings

One of two volumes of press cuttings and circular letters, mainly of Pembrokeshire interest, collected by Henry Owen.

Sir Roland Lenthall

A transcript of an 'inquisitio post mortem', 29 Henry VI [1450/1], in respect of Sir Roland Lenthall, lord of the castle of Haverfordwest, etc., with a printed account of him by Henry Owen.

Miscellanea

Miscellaneous papers collected by Henry Owen, most of them of Pembrokeshire interest.

James Haward charities

A transcript, 1903, by E.A. Lewis of an inquisition, September 23, 1651, relating to the charities bequeathed by James Haward, formerly of Gray's Inn, to the poor of Rudbaxton and to the Hospital of Haverfordwest.

Lewis, E. A. (Edward Arthur), 1880-1942

Press Cuttings

Press cuttings, etc., collected probably by George Leader Owen (d. 1905), Withybush, Pembrokeshire, brother of Henry Owen and author of Notes on the History and Text of Our Early English Bible, and of its Translation into Welsh (London, 1901).

Owen, George Leader, d. 1905

Pembrokeshire pedigrees

A copy, made in 1891 by Edward Laws, of 'That portion of the Dale Castle MS. Pedigree Book which refers to the County of Pembroke. Transcribed from the edition printed [at Middle Hill] by ...Sir Thos. Phillipps in 1859'.

Laws, Edward, 1837-1913

Picton Castle Papers, 2

A transcript by Emily Hewlett Edwards of 'Pembrokeshire Names of persons and places mentioned in the Picton Castle Muniment Catalogue arranged Topographically and Chronologically by E[dward] L[aws] and E[mily] H[ewlett] E[dwards]'.

Edwards, Emily Hewlett,

Tenby Burgage Rents

Transcripts by Edward Laws of documents relating to the town of Tenby, 1467-1588, including surveys of crown lands and chantries and particulars of burgage and other rent, tolls, etc.

Laws, Edward, 1837-1913

Pembrokeshire records

A transcript, 1899, of a William Floyd manuscript containing extracts from, and a calendar of, documents relating to Pembrokeshire.

Floyd, William, ca. 1810-ca. 1898

Pembrokeshire Notes

One of two volumes of extracts by Edward Laws, mainly from Phillipps and Fenton MSS. at the Cardiff Public Library, relating to monumental inscriptions in Pembrokeshire, pedigrees of the families of Phillipps of Picton Castle and Lort of Stackpole, Pembrokeshire churches and manors, etc.

Laws, Edward, 1837-1913

Henry Mathias : Press Cuttings

A volume compiled by Henry Mathias, Haverfordwest, and containing press cuttings, articles dealing with archaeology, etc.

Mathias, Henry, of Haverfordwest, fl. 19 cent.

Pembrock and Kemes

The original manuscript of 'Pembrock and Kemes so called for that in this Booke there are conteyned diverse Notes touchinge the Auncient and Moderne State of both these Seignioryes and diverse other Matters touchinge the same Lordshippes' by George Owen, Henllys, partly printed in The Description of Pembrokeshire, Part II, pp. 325-498.

Owen, George, 1552-1613

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