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Cash books containing particulars of personal and household disbursements, with summaries and analyses, by Thomas Brook [of St. Mary's Hill, Tenby], 1863-1894.

Two herd books of Corston, containing a list of bulls and heifers (with references to purchases, to the awards of prizes at agricultural shows, etc.), 1864-1905, and a list of cows, with dates of calving, 1864-97.

Three manuscripts of a valuation, with annotations and revisions, of furniture, printed books, electro-plated goods, and sundries, the property of the late John Leach, Esq., at Ivy Tower, made by John Ormond, Pembroke, and Richard Mason, Tenby, appraisers, 11-14 August, 1876.

Two volumes of Army Book 153, containing carbon copies of field messages sent and received by, and receipts made to, Captain [Henry Edmund] Burleigh Leach, adjutant, 3rd Battalion, M. I., during the South African War, from 7 May to 2 July, 1901.

Two volumes of hunting diaries kept by Henry Leach, Corston, from 18 September, 1877, to 31 March, 1887. At the end of the volume are tables giving the dates of visits paid within each season to a large number of places in Pembrokeshire.

A pocket-book containing miscellaneous memoranda by J[ohn] Leach, Pembroke.

Three notebooks containing particulars of the sale of stock, crops, and implements of John Leach at Ivy Tower, and a notebook containing particulars of disbursements in connection with the death, funeral, and administration of the estate, of John Leach [1876].

A cash book of Elliot John Brook containing particulars of personal disbursements, 1877-8, and of personal disbursements and receipts, 1879-81.

A notebook containing settled statements of account between J. Leach, Esq., and W. Walkinton & Son, chemists, Tenby, 1874-6.

A notebook containing settled statements of account between John Leach and R. C. Treweeks, chemist and bookseller, Pembroke, 1869-76.

Two day books containing particulars of personal, household, agricultural, and estate receipts of John Leach, Ivy Tower, Tenby, 1858-1867. At the beginning of MS. 11211 is a rental of properties in the parishes of Carew, Crunwere, St. Florence, St. Mary (Pembroke), and St. Michael (Pembroke), 1862, and inset is a nineteenth century valuation of the Ivy House estate in the parish of Saint Florence, made by Messrs. Goode & Owen, Haverfordwest.

A volume containing particulars of personal and household receipts and disbursements of John Leach of Ivy Tower, Tenby, 1855-6.

Notebooks containing particulars of daily personal and household expenses of John Leach of Ivy Tower, Tenby, 1851-8. Inset in MS. 11208 is a holograph letter, 1857, from C. Douglas, Pembroke, to J. Leach, acknowledging a subscription to Pembroke National School.

A notebook containing particulars of receipts and disbursements by F. G. L[each] and Wm. Allen [executors of the late John Leach of Pembroke], 1841-6.

A notebook of Mrs. Charlotte Leach containing statements of accounts with Messrs. [Thomas] Coutts & Co., 1838-79 (with references to receipts of dividend, to payments by the executors of John Leach, etc.); entries of the receipt of rent in respect of Golden Hill fields [in St. Mary, Pembroke], 1849-77; and accounts with her son John Leach of payments towards her half-yearly income, 1847-75.

A notebook containing particulars of receipts and disbursements, 1837-47, largely in connection with the death, and the administration of the estate, of John Leach [of Pembroke].

Bank book, 1837-47, of Mrs. Charlotte Leach, the Reverend Wm. Allen, and the Reverend F. G. Leach, executrix and executors of the late John Leach [of Pembroke], esq.

A notebook begun by Abraham Leach [the elder], containing statements of accounts with individual clients, 1792-1830.

An account book begun by [John Leach, Pembroke], containing statements with individual clients, 1832-73, as in MS. 11198. Inset is a holograph letter from J. W. Summers, Haverfordwest, to the Reverend F. G. Leach, St. Petrox, 1842 (the payment of interest due to the late Jno. Leach from the Tavernspite [Turnpike] Trust).

An account book begun by Abraham Leach [the elder], containing statements with numerous individual clients touching the payment of interest on mortgages, bonds, and loans, 1755-1837.