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A Note of various deeds deliveres to John Williams of Kilgurrug, and Water John William of Newchurch, and a charter of Henry Williams of Matherne for the sale of a lease at Chepstowe.

A note of wages paid by Rees Jones "to the use of John Griffith, esq. of Carreglwyd",

Series I/ 195.
File
1691.

Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,

'A Note of what Chief Rents Tho. David, Bailiff, paid to me which he received from my tenants',

(Manorial) 2107.
File
1662, Nov. 3.

Part of Badminton Estate Records

Paper, 1 leaf, fair condition.

A Note "of what I have received from Mr Officiall of the peculier Jurisdiction of Snt. Maryes in Salop from ...,

Ottley (Pitchford Hall MSS and Documents)/1079.
File
1694-5.

Part of Pitchford Hall (Ottley) Papers

A Note "of what I have received from Mr Officiall of the peculier Jurisdiction of Snt. Maryes in Salop from the 19th day of October 1694 to the 28th day of August 1695".

'A note of what linnen is in the Upper Cedar Chest: 22 June, 1706.',

3353.
File
1706-1707.

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

Signed by Edward Mansell, with memoranda of parcels taken out in 1706 and 1707.

'A note of what money is laid out and to be allowed by Mr Thomas Williams for passing the fine ....

Maesmynan Manor (G. R. Brigstocke) Deeds and Documents 15.
File

Part of Miscellaneous Documents,

'A note of what money is laid out and to be allowed by Mr Thomas Williams for passing the fine in Flint Sessions'.

'A note of what moneys my mr. laid out for passing the fine and recovery in Denbighshire and Flintshire.'.

Maesmynan Manor (G. R. Brigstocke) Deeds and Documents 12.
File

Part of Miscellaneous Documents,

Described by a letter hand as an account of sums paid by Mr John Mostyn towards the purchase of Maesmynan.

"A note of what thinges I carryed that day to Mr Lloyd and what I brought away.',

Series I/ 625.
File
1628, July 6.

Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,

'A note of what things Captain Edds and his wife had before he died.',

No. 10.
File
1683.

Part of Puleston family records

'A note of what things Captain Edds and his wife had before he died.'.

A note of 'work done to Mr Basset of ?Laneley',

Part of Iolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers

A note of 'work done to Mr Basset of ?Laneley', April-May 1771. Beneath and continued on the other side is a list of Welsh words with references to 'Ed David', 'J.R.' and 'Rich Watkins'.

'A note of wt I payd of ye Rents of Bryn Serior.',

Deeds and documents (1938 Deposit)/ 134.
File
[16]97 - [16]98.

Part of Bodwenni Estate Papers,

'A note of ye Iron Work delivered to ye vse of Mr Phillip Williams from March ye 2d/87 to xber ...,

A36(a).
File
1687-1688.

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

'A note of ye Iron Work delivered to ye vse of Mr Phillip Williams from March ye 2d/87 to xber ye 15th/88 ...'. (B). A poem. Beginning: ha bro praye dost know the decre[e?]. ["A note" (signed Mary Brodber). See her name on p. 395 of the History of the Vale of Neath as sister of the first Philip Williams. Mary Brodber was a dominant woman, judging by the master strokes of her writing. She writes her ironwork account on the back of a poem of Anti-Catholic tendencies: 'O by my shoul it is a Talbott / and he will cut all the english's throat ... / now now the hereticks all goe down / by Christ & St Patricke the nation's our own / there's an old prophesy found in a bog / that ireland shall be governed by an ass ... / and now the prophesy is come to pass / Talbot's the dog tirconnell's the ass'. D.R.P.].

A note on a fan made in Paris,