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Appointments of Deputy Lieutenant and Keeper of the Rolls

Appointments of various members of the Pryse and Loveden families to the positions of Deputy Liuetenant and Keeper of the Rolls in Cardiganshire. The indiviuals concerned are Sir Richard Pryse, 1607, Edward Loveden Loveden, 1779 and speculatively 1787, Edward Lewis Pryse, 1857, and Pryse Loveden (later Sir Pryse Pryse), 1859.

Peterwell title deeds (Keven y Maes, Iscoed Gwynionydd, etc.)

Title deeds for part of the Peterwell estate purchased by Edward Loveden Loveden in 1779-1780. They comprise successive crown leases in 1607, 1748, 1751 and 1777, of Keven y Maes in the manor of Iscoed Gwynionydd or within a moiety of the manor of Gwynionydd Is Cerdin, Moeddyn in Cardiganshire, and the profits of courts, tolls, fairs and other casual profits within the said lordships, and the custom of Ceirch March, previously belonging to the Duke of Richmond, previously granted to Walter Lloyd in 1718/9, and of fines, issues, amercements etc. in the commotes of Mabwynion, Gwynionydd Uwch Cerdin, Caerwedros, Iscoed Is Hirwen, Genau’r-glyn, Creuddyn, Perfedd, Mefenydd and Anhuniog, the towns of Cardigan and Aberystwyth, togetherr with the perquisites and profits of the manorial courts there, the custom of letherwitt, the perquisites of the courts in the towns of Pembroke, West Pembroke, East Pembroke, St Florence, Emlyn, Dyffryn Breuan, Maenordeifi, Castle and the lordship of Haverfordwest, Stackpole, Steynton, St Ishmaels, Camrose and Rhos, which previously belonged to Jasper [Tudor], Duke of Bedford, and Rice Griffith, both attainted, and lately belonged to the priory of Pill and St Dogmaels; followed by a mortgage, 1778, and subsequent assignment by John Adams of Peterwell, executor of Sir Herbert Lloyd, to Edward Loveden Loveden of Buscot Park, Berkshire, 1780.

Wales and Herefordshire : miscellaneous county administration papers

Papers deriving from county administration in Breconshire, 1607, 1799, Herefordshire, 1641, Pembrokeshire, 1760, and miscellaneous counties in Wales, 1607-1638, 1859, in which official posts were held by members of the Lewis, Loveden, Pryse and Pughe families. Items of interest include a freeholders’ book for Breconshire, 1799, and a certificate describing the effects of a house fire at Kilpeck, Herefordshire, 1641.

Records of Anhuniog, Creuddyn, Cyfoethybrenin and miscellaneous other manors

Records of various manors in Cardiganshire either held by the Pryse and Loveden family or crown manors in which they had an interest, comprising Anhuniog (Harminiog), Creuddyn, Cyfoethybrenin, Gwynionydd Iscoed, Uwch Cerdin and Is Cerdin, Llanbedr Pont Steffan (Lampeter), Mabwynion, Perfedd and others, 1610, 1698-1758, 1780-1906; and a printed treatise by John Scriven on copyhold and other types of tenure, 1846.

Abernantbychan estate accounts

Abernantbychan estate accounts, 1613-1918, which comprise general accounts, bills and receipts (or vouchers), and the agents’ regular stated accounts, 1817-1882. The general and the stated accounts frequently incorporate vouchers and copies of the rentals for the given year. Many of the accounts record the agents’ disbursements, expenditure for building materials and repairs on the tenanted properties; and a few accounts show periodic renovations at Pembroke and Cilgerran castles. Some bills show expenses for the mayoral election and the Cardigan boroughs elections between 1780 and 1852.

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