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Transcripts by E.A. Lewis of documents, mainly in the Public Record Office, illustrating the manorial, administrative, and judicial history of Haverfordwest (see Cymmrodorion Record Series, 7, Vol. I) and copies by E.A. Lewis and D. Lleufer Thomas of two deeds, 1579-1612, relating to Haverfordwest now at the Cardiff Public Library (see West Wales Historical Records, II, pp. 137-148).

Transcripts of Owen of Orielton family letters, 1776-1806; letters to Henry Owen mainly returning thanks for copies of Gerald the Welshman and The Description of Pembrokeshire, Parts I-II; correspondence with government departments relating to the regulations governing the inspection and copying at the Public Record Office of documents of Welsh interest, etc.

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).

'Welsh Laws. Translation made for Gwen[ogvryn?] Evans, not published', in the autograph of Henry Owen.

A transcript by Francis B. Bickley from British Museum Harleian MS. 141 of 'A Treatise of Lordshipps Marchers in Wales', by George Owen.

Extracts by E.A. Lewis from 'The Vairdre Book' by George Owen.

A transcript of the quo warranto proceedings brought against Thomas Cornwall, Michaelmas, 44/5 Elizabeth, as to his claim to jura regalia in the lordships of Stapleton and Lugharness, which, by the Act of Union, had been annexed to Herefordshire.

Letters and accounts relating to the transcription of manuscripts and documents for Henry Owen and to the cost of printing some of his publications.

A list, copied from British Museum Harleian MSS. 1933, of the justices of the peace for Pembrokeshire, 1620, and a copy of the charter granted to Haverfordwest by James I.

Awdlau and cywyddau to George Owen, transcribed partly by J. Gwenogvryn Evans from Llanstephan MS 38, with English summaries of them by J.H. Davies.

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.

A vellum roll giving 'A Note of such money as hath beene paide to Sr Adam Newton Knight & Baronett' for fines, wood sales, and rents from crown lands in certain English counties and in Anglesey, Brecknockshire, Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire, 1621.

A transcript, from State Papers, Domestic, Eliz., Vol. 126, Nos. 40, 40(1), of an inquisition relating to piracy on the coast of Pembrokeshire.

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).

A transcript of Assize Roll, Pembroke, 19 Henry VIII [1527], No. 1155 (see The Description of Pembrokeshire, Part II, p. 314), and a note on it by Henry Owen published in The Pembroke County Guardian, Janury 3, 1913.

Transcripts of Star Chamber Proceedings (Bundles O.5. No 2 and O.1 No 17), containing an account of the suits, 1579-1581, of George Owen against William Gwynne and others (see The Description of Pembrokeshire, Part II, pp. 510 et seq) and of Exchequer depositions in a suit relating to the tithes of Mathry, 1575; and notes by Edward Owen on documents from patent rolls, 1625-1650, relating to Pembrokeshire.

Transcripts of 'A Dialogue of the praesent Government of Wales ... 1594' (from British Museum Harleian MS. 141) and of Cruell Laws against Welshmen (from Phillipps MS 21769 at the Cardiff Public Library) by George Owen (see The Description of Pembrokeshire, Part III. pp. 1-126).

A transcript of an enrolment, 1561/2, of a report by Thomas Phaer, Kilgerran, on the harbours, ports, and creeks of the principality of Wales.

Abstracts of inquisitiones 'post mortem' in respect of William Owen, 1589, and his son George Owen, 1614, and of other inquisitiones, 1362-1367, relating to the county of Pembroke.

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