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Schedule of deeds relating to estates in the parishes of Newton, Robeston Wathan, Narberth and Lampeter Velfrey comprised in a mortgage dated 29 July 1856.

Schedule of papers relating to the tithes of Slebech, letter from John Harvey on the same subject, and case for opinion regarding the consolidation of the livings of Newton and Minwear.

Schedule of title deeds and writings belonging to Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen and Mary Dorothea his wife relating to the Slebech estate.

Schedule of title deeds belonging to Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen and Mary Dorothea Baroness de Rutzen his wife relating to the Slebech estate in possession of Messrs. William vans and Powell and by them delivered to the said Baron de Rutzen.

Schedules of deeds and writings (1793-1856) relating to estates in the parishes of Minwear comprised in a mortgage to Sir Jervoise C. Jervoise and others.

1.Baron and Baroness de Rutzen;. 2.John William Liddiard of Streatham, co. Surrey, esq.;. 3.George Washington Sheriff. Security for £800 to be repaid in the event of the death of the Baroness de Rutzen before the presentation specified in 638 dated 1844 June 28. Drafts.

Sermon and prayers delivered on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of Slebech church, and a sermon preached at the funeral of Edward Anson, esq., at Slebech; and an address to be delivered by the Baroness de Rutzen on the occasion of her laying the foundation stone.

1.Sir George Barlow late of Slebech, bart., John Barlow of Slebech, gent., younger brother of the said Sir George Barlow, Richard Vaughan of Derwydd, co. Carmarthen, esq., William Powell of Nanteos, co. Cardigan, esq., and Mathew Seys of the town of Pembroke, gent.;. 2.Sir Simon Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt, co. Oxon, knight, and Ann Harcourt his daughter;. 3.Robert Price, esq., one of the Barons of Her Majesty's Exchequer, and William Banastre, serjeant-at-law;. 4.Simon Harcourt, son and heir apparent f the said Sir Simon Harcourt, and Edward Winnington of the Middle Temple, London, esq. Settlement (before the marriage of the said John Barlow and Ann Harcourt) of the Slebech estate (details given).

1.William Evans of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.Cecil Warlow of Springfields, spinster;. 3.Grismond Philipps of Roft Cottage, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Thomas Lloyd of Haverfordwest, esq. Settlement before the marriage of the said William Evans and Cecil Warlow. Copies.

1.William Trevanion of Carhais, co. Cornwall, esq., and Ann his wife;. 2.Edward Eliot of Port Eliot, co. Cornwall, esq. 3.Anthony Champion of Middle Temple, esq., and John Fortescue of Penwarne, co. Cornwall, esq. Settlement of manors, etc., in co. Cornwall in the parishes of Carhais, Cuby, St. Ewe, Goran, Veryan, Kenwyn, Key, St. Mary's and borough of Truro, Trilly, Ruanlanyhorne, St. Stephens in Brannell, St. Denis, St. Austell, St. Buryan, Sennen Morvah, Sennor Ludguan, Phillack, St. Teath, and Mylor, with a covenant to levy a fine and the declaration of the uses thereof.

1.George Lort Phillips of Dumpledale;. 2.Isabella Georgina Allen of Crosselly, spinster;. 3.John Hensleigh Allen of Cresselly, esq.;. 4.Seymour Phillips Allen of Cresselly, esq., Henry George Allen of Lincolns Inn, esq., George Roch of Butterhill, esq., John Henry Philipps of Williamston, esq., and Henry George Fownes of the Middle Temple, London, esq., barrister at law, now residing in Haverfordwest. Settlement on the marriage of the said George Lort Phillips and Isabella Georgina Allen of the Lawrenny estate. Draft.

Records of the Slebech estate, Pembrokeshire, mainly title deeds, [late 13 cent.]-1926, including deeds relating to the Knights Hospitallers of the Commandery of Slebech, mainly 14th cent., ministers accounts, 1357-1605, of the Pembrokeshire estates of the Mortimers, earls of March; manorial records, 1292-1819; letter books, letters, accounts, etc., relating to Nathaniel Phillips's Jamaican sugar plantations, 1759-c.1822; and family papers of the Barlow and de Rutzen families of Slebech and the Phillips family of Lampeter Verfry and Slebech, 1542-[c.1919].