An account book used at various times between 1747 and 1906. It contains receipts signed, 1747-1757, by Martha Williams (née Mansel, and afterwards the wife of Alexander Scurlock) for sums of money due to her from Thomas Eynon, clerk, and Anne, the wife of Rawleigh Mansel, trustees of the property of her late husband, John Williams; receipts signed by her daughter, Anne Mansel, 1748; a rent roll of an estate in the parishes of Mydrim, Llanwinio and Llanboidy, and the county borough of Carmarthen, 1745; miscellaneous accounts, 1904-1906.

Rentals of the estate of L. P. Jones in cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan, 1825- 1837, together with statements of general account with David Davies, Froodvale.

Rentals of the Golden Grove estate, co. Carmarthen, c. 1650 (ff. 1-70) and 1671 (ff. 91 verso-189 verso inverted text), both apparently written, and the latter signed, by Richard Vaughan, 2nd earl of Carbery (?1600-1686), including details about leases granted, duties payable, names of previous and present tenants, entry fines and details added following his death of leases granted, 1694-6 (ff. 104, 126, 139 verso).

Thirteen holograph letters addressed to David Davies. The writers include Anne Davies, Llwyn [Llan-y-crwys] [1838] (the Brunant affair), Benjamin] Davies, University Coll[ege] Hospital, London, the recipient's son, undated (2) (the progress of the writer's medical studies, personal), and [Sir] D[avid] Davies [surgeon], Hampton [near London], etc., 1827-1848 (10) ( the recipient's management of the Rhosybedw [Llan-y-crwys] estate, the claim of Mr. Lloyd of Brunant [for the payment of principal and interest on a bond executed by Lewis Price of Rhosybedw], the writer's voyage to Malta, Mr. Morgan's reluctance to produce title-deeds [of the Llwyn estate ], a nuisance caused to the writer's premises in Llandovery by the erection of a school house, the writer's proposed visit to Wales, the visit of the recipient's daughter [Anne] to London). The group also includes two draft letters from David Davies to Sir David Davies, 1838-1848 (the claim of Mr. Lloyd of Brunant, Rhosybedw rents and accounts).

Twenty-three copy and draft letters from D[avid] D[avies], Froodvale, to [ L.P. Jones], 1829-1837 and undated (the rental and management of the recipient's estate); an autograph letter from Jno. Jones, Llandovery, to [ David Dav]ies, [Froo]dvale, 1829 (the payment of money to mortgagees) ( together with a receipt by the writer) (mutilated); a holograph letter on behalf of [John] Powell, Brecon, to David Davies, Froodvale, 1829 (the payment of interest due from Lewis Price Jones); and a holograph letter from M. Anne Philipps, Carmarthen (endorsed 'Mrs. John Philipps, Llandilo '), to [David] Davies, Froodvale, 1834 (the purchase of property by the writer).

Documents, 1824-1835, relating to the management by David Davies, Froodvale, of the estates of L. P. Jones in co. Carmarthen. They include a letter (17 pp.) from L. P. Jones, from Weston[-super-Mare], to [David Davies], 1825, a copy letter from D[avid] Davies to [L. P. Jones], 1825, extracts from letters written to David Davies, and a few rental accounts.

Miscellaneous documents of David Davies and John Morgan Davies, Ffrwdfâl, including a transcript of presentments of the court leet of the lordship or manor of Talley, co. Carmarthen, 1633, defining the boundaries and extent of the grange of Llanycrwys; the pre-nuptial settlement, 1832, of David Lewis, Talyfan, Llandilofawr, co. Carmarthen, and Mary Williams, daughter of Mary Williams of Llwyncynhwyra, parish of Talley, widow (endorsed is a draft letter from [David Davies] to [Sir David Davies, surgeon?], 1836, relating to the purchase of chimney pieces, sheep, oxen, ploughs, etc., for the recipient); a rental of the estate of Lewis Pryse Jones in cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan for the year ending Michaelmas, 1835, together with a settled statement of accounts with D[avid] Davies; a copy of a letter from D. Davies, Froodvale, to L. P. Jones, [18]35 (particulars of farms purchased by the recipient's uncle Dl. Jones, estate matters); eight holograph and autograph letters from L. P. Jones, Melksham, Wiltshire, etc., to David Davies, Froodvale, [18]35-1836 (the recipient's management of the writer's estate, with references to the receipt of bills, the collection of rents, the sowing of barley, potatoes, etc., the construction of gates, etc.); a copy of a portion of a letter from [David Davies] to L. P. Jones, 1836 (entries, 1727-1767, from the court roll of the manor of Talley recording a surrender of, and admission to,Tyrglanyrannell, etc.); an agreement, 1838, between Charles James of Evenlode, co. Worcester, clerk, and Sarah Morgan of Penybont in the town of Llansawel, co. Carmarthen, spinster, for the sale of Blangofyarth and Pantmaur, parish of Llansawel; seven holograph letters from Chas. James, Evenlode, to D[avid] Davies, Froodvale, [18]39-1840 (the completion of the sale of Blangofyarth and Penrhiw and the receipt of the purchase money and rents); a holograph letter from Thos. M. Croome, Cainscross, near Stroud (for self and Harris), to the Reverend Chas. James, Evenlode, 1839, a draft letter from D[avid] D[avies], Froodvale, to [the Reverend Charles James, Evenlode], 1840, and declarations by John Williams [of Clunmarch, Llansawel] and David Davies, 1840, relating to the terms of purchase by John Williams of Penrhiw and Byrgwin; a declaration by Miss [Sarah] Morgan [ of Penybont, Llansawel], 1840, of the terms of purchase of [Blangofyarth and Pantmaur]; a statement of account, 1840, between David Davies and the Reverend Charles James touching the rentals and purchase monies of Penrhiw and Blangofyarth and of Pantmaur; a statement of account of D. Davies, executor of the will of the late Mrs. Anna Jemima Morgan of Llansawel (probate granted 9 September, 1843); a bill of costs, 1868, from Messrs. Humphreys & Morgan, Giltspur Chambers, 119 Newgate Street, London, to John Morgan Davies, Froodvale, for the reconveyance of the Cayo estate; and a holograph letter from Daniel Morgan, Giltspur Chambers, to Jno. M. Davies, Froodvale, 1868 (thanks for a cheque, the recipient's health, congratulations to the recipient on the birth of a son and heir).

A volume containing rent accounts, 1802-43, with individual tenants in Pembroke (St. Mary and St. Michael), Narberth, Templeton, Monkton, Pembroke Ferry, Crunwear, Lawrenny, Crinow, etc., Pembrokeshire, and Carmarthen, etc., Carmarthenshire. Inset are holograph letters from J. Leach, Pembroke, to David Raymond, Crunwear, 1836 (the purchase of property), and G. Raynes to [John Leach], [18]65 (the purchase of hoops for a cooper's use).

A rent book of the Froodvale estate, 1864-1894, with insets for 1850-1857, 1864, 1885-1886.

Accounts of receipts and disbursements by David Davies in respect of the rental of the estate of his cousin Mrs. Sophia Catherine Paynter, Dale Castle, co. Pembroke [in Llandeilo-fawr, Talley, Cynwil Gaeo, Llansawel, etc., co. Carmarthen], 1824-1837.

A rent book of the Glanrannell estate of Lewis Pryse Jones in cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan, 1825-1838.

Rentals of the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire estates of William Le Hunte Wilson, 1863-1879, and William Davies, Haverfordwest, 1858-1870.

Annual rentals, and one half-yearly rental, of the Rhosybedw estate, 1828- 1848, with accompanying statements of account of David Davies with Mrs. Anne Davies, Llwyn (for the period 1847-1848 with her executor, the Reverend R[ichard] Jones). Rentals of the Llwyn estate also are included for the years 1843-1848. A holograph letter from Anne Davies to D[avid] Davies, 1839, is attached to the rental for 1839.

An extended transcript by T[homas] W[akeman], The Graig, parish of Llantilio Crossenny, of a rental of the estates of Sir William Herbert, afterwards first earl of Pembroke, in Llantilio Crossenny and Llanfihangel Ystern Llewern, 1459, with additional notes by the transcriber and by Bradney; and insets, including a holograph letter of Fran. Edwards, 1724, relating to Llwyn Ffortun, parish of Llanegwad, Carmarthenshire, and a rental of the estates of the late Richard Lewis of Llantilio Crossenny in Monmouthshire and Carmarthenshire, 1836-1837. The volume bears the bookplate of Sir Henry Mather Jackson, Bart, Llantilio Crossenny, 1892.

A volume comprising a rental, 1833-1847, of the Trewern estate in the counties of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire (ff. 1-40 verso) together with an index (f. 103); copy estate correspondence, 1847-1856 (ff. 42-50 verso); and informations and complaints taken by John Thomas Beynon at meetings of the petty sessions in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, 1848-55 (inverted text ff. 94-99 verso).