RN #232 Records of The Principality of Wales

From the Guide To The Contents of The Public Record Office, Vol. I [England] are pages which present information regarding the early records of Wales.  This gives a good summary of the title, content, and dates of these documents.

Summary/overview p. 168 - 176
     Equity Records
     Common Law Records
     Plea Rolls
     Deeds
    
Records of The Palatinate of Chester
     Judicial Records
        (A) Exchequer
     Decrees and Orders
     Judicial Records
        (B) Common Law
     Plea Rolls
     Administrative and General   

RN #229 Written Records (Languages)

This notebook contains work on the written record from Celtic times.  It is a focus on understanding "sound" to "pictures" to "symbols".  Understanding the process is important in getting some sense for the documents of the time and the language written. (In some cases only spoken.)

Celtic Sound System
     Place names
     Personal names
     Inscriptions
Greek - Latin - Gothic - Sanskrit - Celtic
Earliest Inscription In Welsh
     The Cingen Stone (St. Cadfan's Church) Tywyn
Proto-Indo-European (phonology = at least 11 stop consonants)
The Celtic Languages
Celtic-Irish-Breton
Ogam ( ca. 300 inscriptions known)
     notes, distribution, alphabet
Aneirin-Gododdin (Welsh poem)
Book of Taliesin
Angelcynn (1st used 449 AD)
Norman and Angevin
Domesday Book
Pipe Rolls
Plantagent
Knight's Fees
Placita Rolls
Hundred Rolls
Welsh Records
Lancaster
York
Tudors
Stuarts