Order to the chief constables of Llangyfelach Hundred to make the petty constables of the hundred give an account of their activities over the previous year; 1688

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Bach-y-gwreiddyn Estate PapersNAS BG

Records relating to the Matthew family of Little Hill, BishopstonNAS BG/1/hub

Record relating to the Prichard family of Bach-y-gwreiddynNAS BG/2/hub

Deeds of Properties In The Parishes of Llangyfelach And Llandeilo Talybont 1478-1748NAS BG/2/1/hub

Marriage Settlements And Wills 1605-1791NAS BG/2/2/hub

Deeds of Properties In Llandybie, Llanedi, Llangennech And Llannon Parishes, Carmarthenshire 1518-1703NAS BG/2/3/hub

Deeds of Unidentified Properties 1490-1719NAS BG/2/4/hub

Bonds To Secure The Covenants In Unidentified Deeds And To Secure The Repayment of Loans 1582-1738NAS BG/2/5/hub

Bonds For The Securing of Arbitrations 1579-1660NAS BG/2/6/hub

Papers Relating To Disputes And Arbitrations 1587-1747NAS BG/2/7/hub

Rentals, 1635 And 18th CenturyNAS BG/2/8/hub

Papers Relating To The Assessment of Rates In The Hamlet of Penderry, Parish of Llangyfelach, 1658-1745NAS BG/2/9/hub

Papers Relating To Richard Prichard's Tenure of Office As Chief Constable For The Hundred of Llangyfelach, 1600s-1719NAS BG/2/10/hub

Order to the petty constables and churchwardens of Penderry to fine those convicted of not attending divine service at church; n.d., 17th century handNAS BG/P 10/1

Order of Richard David, Sheriff, to the constables of Llangyfelach Hundred, to summon 4 men from each parish 'to answere to such questions as shall bee demaunded of them'; 14 Mar. 1658NAS BG/P 10/2

Order of John Llewelyn, coroner, to the constables of Llangyfelach Hundred, to summon 24 men for an unspecified duty; 6 Aug. 1658NAS BG/P 10/3

Order of Richard Davies esq., sheriff, to the chief constables of Llangyfelach Hundred to appoint 4 men to give an account of the churches and vicarages in the hundred; 1659NAS BG/P 10/4

Certificate signed by the vicar and churchwarden of Llangyfelach that Roger Morgan weaver and David Bevan labourer are exempt from Hearth Tax; 1685NAS BG/P 10/5

Order for the fining of people (named) convicted of selling ale and beer without a licence; 1687NAS BG/P 10/6

Order of William Harbert and David Evans regarding the conviction and punishment of unlicensed beer sellers in the hundred of Llangyfelach. Includes a list of those convicted broken down by parish and hamlet; 6 Oct. 1687NAS BG/P 10/7

Order of Richard Prichard to the petty constables of Parcel Clase to collect a fine of 20s from all unlicensed beer sellers for the use of the poor. Includes list of names, probably publicans, within Penderry, Rhyndwyclydach, Mawr, Clase and Iscoed; 12 Oct. (1687)NAS BG/P 10/8

Order to the chief constables of Llangyfelach Hundred to make the petty constables of the hundred give an account of their activities over the previous year; 1688NAS BG/P 10/9

List of names of petty constables for the hamlets of Penderry, Mawr, Rhyndwyclydach, Clase and Parcel Iscoed in the Hundred of Llangyfelach, and letter from Richard Prichard regarding the levying of a rate for repairing the Whitehouse Bridges on the River Taff and altering the river's course; 1688NAS BG/P 10/10

Copies of orders made by Richard Prichard to the petty constables of Penderry and Clase; 1688NAS BG/P 10/11

Order by Richard Prichard to the petty constables of Llangyfelach Hundred to bring the names of feeholders, freeholders, leaseholders and copyholders over the age of twenty one and under the age of seventy; 1703NAS BG/P 10/12

List of freeholders and leaseholders aged between 21 and 70 in the hamlets of Parcel Iscoed, Penderry, Rhyndwyclydach and Clase; n.d., c. 1703NAS BG/P 10/13

Certificate that Richard Prichard, formerly churchwarden of Llangyfelach, has finished acting as such, and that the book for the hamlet of Penderry is in the possession of Thomas Price of Penlle'rgaer, who refuses to return it; 1719NAS BG/P 10/14

Miscellaneous Financial Papers, C. 1600-1786NAS BG/2/11/hub