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Haverfordwest MSS,
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Haverfordwest MSS,

  • GB 0210 MSHFWEST
  • Fonds
  • 1779 - [19 cent.].

A group of manuscripts that form part of an extensive collection of Pembrokeshire documents and papers from the offices of Messrs. Williams & Williams, solicitors, Haverfordwest.

Williams and Williams, Solicitors

Fishguard Court Leet,

Proceedings at meetings of the court leet of the manor of Fishguard, 1791-1795, and a case, with opinion of counsel, relating to Narberth fair tolls, 1803.

A ledger,

A ledger kept by a wine, spirits, and general provision merchant [?at Haverfordwest], 1871-1875.

A ledger,

A ledger kept by a wine, spirits, and general provision merchant [? at Haverfordwest], 1870-1877.

A day book,

A day book kept by a Pembrokeshire wine and spirits merchant, 1888-1891.

An account book,

Measurements and valuation of farms in Walton West and particulars of wages and other disbursements, stock and produce sold, etc., 1842-1852.

Election papers,

Papers relating to Parliamentary elections in the county of Pembroke and the boroughs of Haverfordwest and Pembroke, 1861-1892, with a few concerning the Pembrokeshire County Council election, 1892.

The Church Rate Abolition Society,

A petition to William Rees, mayor of Haverfordwest, and a copy of resolutions passed at a meeting held on March 30, 1858, calling for the abolition of the rate levied for the repair of parish churches.

Marwnad Thomas Lloyd,

The original manuscript of the elegy composed by John Jenkins ('Ioan Siencyn'), Cardigan, on the death, on January 21, 1788, of Thomas Lloyd, Cwmgloyn, Nevern, Pembrokeshire, and a broadside copy of it printed by John Ross at Carmarthen in the same year.

John Jenkin ('Ioan Siencyn').

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