National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Boxes/ Box VIII/ Bundle 16.
File
31 March 1873.

Boxes/ Box VIII/ Bundle 27.
File
19 Dec. 1876.

Eleven papers, labelled "Hilston Estate Final Settlement", and dealing with various matters concerned with the final disposal of Hilston affairs ...,

Folder C2/ 5.
File
1861-2.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Eliza Crawshay, daughter of William Crawshay (I), to William Crawshay (II), her brother,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 8/ No. 94b.
File
1821, June 9.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal, concerning pines received from recipient and the approaching birth of a child to recipient's wife - the "twentieth grandchild". [Inscribed on Letter 94a].

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), Cyfarthfa Castle, her brother,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 12/ No. 333.
File
1825, Oct. 15.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal - to thank recipient for his kindness, and for arranging the funeral of her mother. The account of the journey back to Newington; her father's kindness to her, in contrast to his harshness to her mother.

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 10/ No. 206.
File
1823, Feb. 18.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal and family matters; a plea to recipient not to move in the matter of Mary Crawshay and Mr. Wood as either friend or foe.

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 12/ No. 299.
File
1825, Feb. 25.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Condolence on the death of recipient's child.

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box II/ Bundle 6/ No. 605(b).
File
1832, Jan. 20.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

A reassuurance as to her father's state of health; his illness described. [Inscribed on Letter 605(a)].

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 13/ No. 357.
File
1826, Feb. 27.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal and family matters, including a warning that "the King" (i.e. William Crawshay (I)] intends to have his own way at the forthcoming meeting to determine the rearrangement of the partnership terms and will dissolve the partnership if opposed but will not alter his attitude towards his sons.

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 13/ No. 368(b).
File
1826, Aug. 15.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal.

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr,

Boxes/ Box II/ Bundle 7/ No. 685(b).
File
1833, Jan. 10.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

On the state of her father's health. [Inscribed on Letter 685(a)].

Eliza Crawshay, Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), her brother, Merthyr,

Boxes/ Box II/ Bundle 7/ No. 686(b).
File
1833, Jan. 15.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Reassuring news as to her father's cough. [Inscribed on Letter 686(a)].

Eliza Crawshay, to William Crawshay (A), her brother,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundles 2-6/ Bundle 6 / No. 11b.
File
1819, May 17.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Her father directs her to send Letter 11a. Personal. [written on part of Letter 11a].

E(liza) Crawshay, to William Crawshay (II), her brother,

Boxes/ Box II/ Bundle 4/ No. 531(b).
File
1830, Oct. 28.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

In compliment of recipient's letter to her father. Personal and family news. [Inscribed on Letter 531(a)].

Elizabeth Thompson, to William Crawshay, (II), her brother-in-law, Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box I/ Bundle 9/ No. 165.
File
1822, July 1.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Personal and family matters with a request that recipient should use his influence with his father on behalf of Mary Crawshay [Refers to recipient as "my dear Bossy" and to his father as "the King" or "the Squire".].

F. P. Richards, Cardiff, to William Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil,

Boxes/ Box II/ Bundle 5/ No. 592.
File
1831, Oct. 28.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

His inability to visit recipient and his ignorance of any agreement concerning the damage done by rubbish heaps to land rented from himself and Lord Dynevor. [Vide Letter 2, (Letter Box I) et seq].

Fifteen documents relating to the Will of Thomas Llewellyn,