Dangos 4381 canlyniad

1 Josiah Hatton of Stourbridge, co. Worcs., and Margaret his wife. 2 Robert Williams of Monmouth (trustee of Margaret Hatton). Deed Of Acquital from 1 to 2 of the payment of £ 2,000. Copy.

1 Charles Phillips of Monmouth, esq. 2 Walter Underwood of the Hill, p. Dixton, co. Mon., gent. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) for £300 (5%) of a m., tmt., houses and gardens in the town of Monmouth, situated in the street or way leading from the Back Lane by the Almshouses towards Dixton's gate on the front (boundaries further described). Attested Copy (1794).

1 Edward James Hector Jones, esq. (demandant). 2 William Lyon, esq. (tenant to the precipe). 3 William Reese the younger and Ann his wife (vouchees). Exemplification Of Recovery (by double vouchee) of 1 m., 1 malt house, etc., p. Monmouth, co. Mon.

1 Edmund Bond Prosser of Monmouth, gent. 2 Charles Phillips of the same, esq. Grant of an annuity of £30 charged upon dwelling houses in St Mary Street, Monmouth (boundaries given), for 2's lifetime. Consideration £300. See also no. 3453.

Dorse: 1854 This property now belongs to James Harris of Whitehall as heir at law of Philip Harris to whom it was devised by the will of James Harris senior in 1807.

1 Philip Powles (quer.). 2 Joseph Hale and Mary his wife (deforcs.). Final Concord (with Quitclaim) of 3 m's, etc., p. Monmouth. Consideration £200. R.H. Indenture.

Case for the opinion of counsel whether Jane Herbert, devisee of Miss Mary Howells spinster, her sister now deceased, has a lien on the estate in p. Llanvethrin, the property of John, Cornelius and Herbert Harris who were 'speculating very deeply in the purchase of estates', and who became insolvent 'in consequence of the depreciation of landed property'. Draft.

1 John Howells jnr. of p. Dixton, co. Mon., gent. 2 Dorothy Haddock of the town of Monmouth, spinster. 3 Thomas Avery of the same, innkeeper and Herbert Harris of the same, gent. Abstract of the Pre-nuptial Settlement of 1 and 2, being a Lease and Release of a tmt. and brewhouse in p. Monmouth, and of several sums of money, for the uses of the settlement. Recites that 2 was the residuary devisee and legatee of Francis Richards of Monmouth, maltster, who devised and bequeathed to 2 his real estate, several sums of money, his household furniture and other personal effects. Schedule of deeds annexed.

Dorse: Particulars of tithes to be offered for sale.

1 The Most Noble Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort. 2 Ebenezer Ludlow of the Middle Temple, London, Serjt. at Law. 3 Thomas Dyke of the town of Monmouth, grocer. 4 Richard Powles of the same, mercer. Deed Of Exchange between 1 and 3 whereby 1 conveys parcels of land called the Hill (2 a.), Mason's close (7 a.), Croft. (8 a.), and Crofty bulla, p. Monmouth, in exchange for parcels of land called Tinkers (3 a.), Long Meadow (4 a.), in the town of Ragland and pieces of land (19 a.), in p. Ragland, bounded by the turnpike road leading from Ragland towards Chepstow and the lands of the Duke of Beaufort and John Sparrow. Draft.

Notice by P. Galindo, attorney, that Thomas Morgan Lewis will pay off the mortgage on Gwern y Saint, p. Llangattock Vibon Avel, [co. Mon.].

Instructions to draw up a lease between Thomas James of White Castle, p. Llandilio, co. Mon., and William George of Monmouth, timber merchant, of a lime kiln [? p. Monmouth] for 14 years at an annual rent of £60.

1 Richard Jackson of the town of Ross, co. Her., gent. 2 Messrs. Powles and Tyler of the town of Monmouth, gents. Acknowledgement And Declaration by 1 that he has left the deeds mentioned in the annexed lists with 2 as a further security for repaying £175 lent to 1 by 2.

Declaration by William Davies of Greenhill Cottage, Raglan, co. Mon., that the committee of the estate of Ann Davies, a lunatic, named in two orders dated 2 May 1894 and 11 Dec. 1900, and the said Ann Davies are still alive.