Volume 1

A catalogue of the manuscripts relating to Wales in the British museum / Compiled and edited by Edward Owen.

British Museum. Department of Manuscripts

Date:: 1900-1922

Credit: A catalogue of the manuscripts relating to Wales in the British museum / Compiled and edited by Edward Owen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$and Ralph de Wylington, concerning the castle of Keyrkenny [Carreg Cennen] and the commote of Iskenny [Iscennen], Taken from the placita de banco, Hil. Term, 19 Ed. Ill, m. \y2-d. See Bridgeman, History of the Princes of South Wales, 182-4. (1b) f. 422. The names of the lords president of the council of the Marches of Wales, as they are written in the chapel at Ludlow; end of 16 or commencement of 17 cent. Commences with Richard, bishop of London (mentioned in the Brut y Tywysogion under the year 1106 as ystiwart y Henri vrenhin yn Amvvythic [steward to king Henry at Shrewsbury], and ends with Sir Henry Sydney. Apart from this Richard, the list agrees with that given by Clive, Doctwients connected with the History of Ludlow. [193] 259. A volume of genealogical memoranda ; marked liber Ricardi St. George, Norroy, 1607. (a) ff. 20I-26. Genealogical memoranda extracted from the chronicle of Llanthony juxta Gloucestr’, and (f. 26) in Wallia, relating to the families of the founder and early benefactors of that house. (b) ff. 34-35^. Genealogical notes respecting the Mortimers of Chirk and Penkethlyn. (c) ff 36-36b. Genealogical memoranda of the descent of the lordship of Caerleon and patronage of the priory of Goldclive to Richard, duke of York. (d) ff. 36^-42$. Genealogical memoranda taken from the chronicle of Tintern Abbey, relating to the families of the founders and benefactors of that house. [194] 269. f. 124. Note of the appointment of Reginald de Braos as prior of Llanthony, 21 Edw. IV ; 17 cent. Does not appear in either of the lists of priors given in Arch. Camb., 1 st Ser., i, 228-9, nor those in the Monasticon (ed. Ellis), vi, 127 and 570.$