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A notebook containing antiquarian jottings by G. G. T. Treherne.

A notebook containing antiquarian jottings by G. G. T. Treherne.

Transcripts and translations by T. Vaughan Roberts of the lives of Saints Cadoc, Gwynllyw, and Cybi, with collations, from British Museum Cotton MSS Vespasian A. XIV, Titus D. XXII, and Tiberius E. I; and transcripts of Plea Rolls from Prynne's Records in the case of Meredith ap Rhys v. the Bishop of St. Davids, 34 Hen. III.

An introduction and chapters on camps and tumuli for a projected book by G. G. T. Treherne on 'Laugharnshire', which is defined as a rendering of the Welsh 'Swydd Talacharn', comprising the parishes of Laugharne, Llandawke, Llansadyrnin, Pendine, Marros, Cyffig, Eglwys Gymyn, and part of St. Clears, Carmarthenshire.

An introduction and chapters on camps and tumuli for a projected book by G. G. T. Treherne on 'Laugharnshire', which is defined as a rendering of the Welsh 'Swydd Talacharn', comprising the parishes of Laugharne, Llandawke, Llansadyrnin, Pendine, Marros, Cyffig, Eglwys Gymyn, and part of St. Clears, Carmarthenshire.

An introduction and chapters on camps and tumuli for a projected book by G. G. T. Treherne on 'Laugharnshire', which is defined as a rendering of the Welsh 'Swydd Talacharn', comprising the parishes of Laugharne, Llandawke, Llansadyrnin, Pendine, Marros, Cyffig, Eglwys Gymyn, and part of St. Clears, Carmarthenshire.

Two volumes of fair copies of documents and papers relating to the history of 'Laugharneshire'.

Miscellaneous notes by G. G. T. Treherne and correspondence relating to Laugharne, Greenbridge, Oysterlow, Llandawke church, and early British churchyards.

A transcript of a report by Stuart Morris on the manor of Laugharne alias Tallaugharne, 1873; the opinion of D. Brynmor Jones on the port rents of the lordship of Laugharne, 1901; and transcripts of the churchwardens' presentments for Eglwys Gymyn, 1790, and of Exchequer Depositions in the matter of John Phillipps and others v. Thomas Hartlett and others, 1608.

Notes, by G. G. T. Treherne, for the history of the church, parish, and manor of Eglwys Gymyn, with letters from John Ward, George Wardle, Philip Webb, and William Weir, 1902-1916.

Notes, by G. G. T. Treherne, for the history of the church, parish, and manor of Eglwys Gymyn, with letters from John Ward, George Wardle, Philip Webb, and William Weir, 1902-1916.

Notes and transcripts of epitaphs in Eglwys Gymyn church, with an annotated copy of George G. T. Treherne: Eglwys Cymmin Book of Epitaphs, Carmarthen, 1919.

Notes and transcripts of epitaphs in Eglwys Gymyn church, with an annotated copy of George G. T. Treherne: Eglwys Cymmin Book of Epitaphs, Carmarthen, 1919.

Notes and transcripts of epitaphs in Eglwys Gymyn church, with an annotated copy of George G. T. Treherne: Eglwys Cymmin Book of Epitaphs, Carmarthen, 1919.

A tabular view of Welsh and other churches in which the name 'eglwys' is found, with questionnaires, and correspondence, including letters by John Ballinger, 1904; E. Edwardes, Caersws, 1902; H. C. Davies, Cowbridge, 1901-1902; D. E. Jenkins, Denbigh, 1904; M. H. Jones, Carmarthen, 1904; Thomas Jones, Cilcennin, 1901; W. Arthur Jones, Wrexham, 1901; Edmund McClure, 1905; Henry Morgan, Eglwysilan, 1901; and W. H. Sinnett, Crickhowell, 1905.

A file of notes by G. G. T. Treherne on the elements 'Eglwys' and 'Llan' and 'Kil', 'Kirby', and 'Church' in place-names.

Letters addressed to G. G. T. Treherne mainly on antiquarian subjects. The correspondents include A. Hadrian Allcroft, Brighton, 1916-1922; John Ballinger, Aberystwyth, 1914-1922; W. G. Bannister, Tewkesbury; T. Treherne Barton, South Farnborough, 1918; E. Neil Baynes, London, 1919; William Bennett, Stratford-on-Avon, 1917; John Burd, Montgomery, 1916; and W. W. Brodie, Llanelly, 1918.

Transcripts of letters addressed to G. G. T. Treherne.

Transcripts of letters addressed to G. G. T. Treherne.

Letters addressed to G. G. T. Treherne mainly on antiquarian subjects. The correspondents include P. Saben, Bexhill, 1916; David Salmon, Swansea, 1917; Brigadier General Mansel Shewen, Soberton, 1920; Major E. T. P. Shewen, New Brunswick, 1920-1921; Walter Spurrell, Carmarthen, 1918; John Robert Taylor, Oakland, California, 1918; W. Taylor, Bristol, 1918; John Thomas, Laugharne, 1913; J Henry Thomas, Hampstead, 1918; N. Thomas, Llanbadarn Fawr, 1904; O. Jones Thomas, Clynderwen, 1918; G. D. Hardinge-Tyler, London, 1916; A. W. Wade-Evans, Acton, 1905; John Ward, Cardiff, 1911-1920; George Wardle, London, 1890-1904; Ernest Waggett, 1915; William Weir, 1901-1917; and P. Gordon Williams, Laugharne.