Ffeil 240. - Assignment Of Mortgage for £300, being the balance of several previous mortgage debts, by 1, 2 and 3 to 4 ...,

1 David Thomas Williams of Reynoldstone, co. Glam., surgeon, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Daniel Lewis, formerly of Meidrim Gwynfil, t. Gwynfil in p. Llanddewibrefi, co. Card., and afterwards of Plas in the same t., shopkeeper. 2 David Timothy of Plas, t. Gwynfil, draper, and Jane his wife, Owen Owens of the town of Aberystwith, draper, and Sarah his wife, Christopher Hall of Aberystwith, victualler, assignee in bankruptcy of the estate of Owen Owens, David Thomas Williams, Rev. John Williams of Eglwysfach, co. Denb., clerk, Mary Anne Eliza Williams of Tymelin in t. Gwynfil, spinster, (children of David Williams of Tymelin and Margaretta his wife) and David Williams, administrator of the estate of his deceased son, Daniel Rowland Williams of Plas and of the estate of his deceased son, William Lewis Williams of the village of Llangeitho in t. Gwynfil, gent. 3 David Thomas Williams, administrator of the unadministered estate of Mary Ann Lewis of Plas, spinster dec. 4 John Jones Davies of Glynycha, p. Llanbadarnodyn, gent. 5 John Evans of Tyndolau, p. Llangeitho, farmer, trustee nominated by 4. Assignment Of Mortgage for £300, being the balance of several previous mortgage debts, by 1, 2 and 3 to 4, and Assignment by 1, 2, and 3 to 5 at the nomination of 4 of the m. called Penrallt, described in no. 234 (except for the parts mentioned in an indenture of 29 March 1853), in trust for 4, subject to equity of redemption. Recites: nos 235, 236, 237; the will of Daniel Lewis, proved 2 June 1851, in which his sister, Mary Ann Lewis, was the beneficiary, and after her decease, the children of David and Margaret Williams; a release dated 29 March 1853 from M. A. L. to Eliza Jones at the direction of David Jones of a m. called Tynewydd and a field called Erwfach, being part of Penyrallt, and an assignment of the residue of a term of 1000 years to Rees Jones in trust to attend the fee simple and inheritance for E. J., the money from the sale (£120) being used to pay off £100 of the mortgage debts and to merge the term of 500 years; the will of M. A. L., in which she devised and bequeathed all her property to the seven children of David and Margaretta Williams, administration being granted on 18 Sept. 1856; that the first two administrators, Daniel Rowland Williams and William Lewis Williams, died intestate in 1859 and 1861 respectively, leaving the estate unadminstered; that administration of both the estate of M. A. L. and the estate of D. L., left unadministered by M. A. L., was granted to David Thomas Williams, another son of D. W.; that the administration of the estates of D. R. W. and W. L. W. was granted to D. W.; that Owen Owens was adjudicated bankrupt about 21 Nov. 1862, and Christopher Hall was appointed creditors' assignee; that £300, i.e. the balance remaining from the previous mortgages, is now owing to D. T. W as the administrator of the estate of D. L., but the interest has been paid to date; that D. T. W. has requested J. J. D. to advance him the sum of £300, which he has agreed to do upon having the transfer of the said mortgage debts, interest and securities.