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Memorandum that 'these deeds' were brought back by William Griffiths on 23 Dec. 1822 saying he took them in a hurry by mistake when the deeds relating to the cottage sold to Messrs Jones and Co. were given to him.

Inventory drawn by Philip Jones of the household furniture belonging to [James George] Powell and sold by auction under distress for rent and arrears of rent.

Bill Of Complaint of Peter Radley Jackson of the city of Gloucester, esq., against Moses Teague, Alexander Henderson, Philip Jones, John Jones and Henry Davies, for payment of £139. Contains a history of the Quidchurch or Quitchurch colliery in the Forest of Dean, since 1816. See also no. 1715, 1720.

1 Peter Radley Jackson of Wotton near the city of Gloucester, esq. 2 Philip Jones of [Llanarth, co. Mon., esq., banker]. Agreement that for £110 1 will release to 2, all his claims and demands, will discontinue a suit instituted at the court of Chancery against 2, and will upon demand execute an assignment to 2 of his interest in a lease from the Bullo Pill Co. of the right to convey coal from Quitchurch Colliery down the railroad, with Receipt of 1 for £110 annexed. Copy.

1 Richard Powles of Monmouth, mercer, and John Powles of the city of Hereford, gent. 2 John Jones of Llanarth Court, co. Mon., Philip Jones of the same and Henry Davies. Bond for securing the balance of Richard Powles's bank account not exceeding £1,000. Marginal note: The present firm is Mary Jones, Philip Jones and Henry Davies (Mr John Jones the partner at the time of this bond being given is dead and upon his death his widow and executrix Mrs Mary Jones became a partner in his stead). Copy.

1 Thomas Rogers of the city of Gloucester, saddler, executrix of the late Thomas Eckley. 2 James Rooke of Biggswear, co. Glos., and Jane his wife, only daughter and heir of Barbara Catchmay, widow of Tracy Catchmay, both dec., and sister and heir of William Catchmay of Biggswear, esq., dec. 3 Richard Morgan of Argoed, p. Penalt, co. Mon., esq. Assignment Of Mortgage (£1215) from 1 to 3 of premises specified in no. 1832. Recites the will of Tracy Catchmay who devised his premises to his children. Copy.

1 John Hardwick senior, and John Hardwick junior of p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her. 2 Jonathan Barrow senior, of Ross, gent. Bond in £720 to secure repayment of £360. Dorse: receipts for payments of interest 1799-1809, and receipt for payment of principal 23 June 1809.

Devises a farm called Trewarne, p's Langarren, Welsh Newton and Whitchurch, co. Her., to James Hardwick and James Endell Powles, in trust for testator's nephew, William Hardwick of Trereice, p. Langarren.

1 John Hardwick of p. Weston, co. Her., gent. 2 Ann Hodges of the same, spinster. Bond in £60 to secure repayment of £30. Dorse: receipt for interest paid in 1804 and for principal in 1809.

Particulars of a property called the Church Land, p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., belonging to the executors of the late John Hardwick. (Watermark 1803).

1 John Hardwick the elder of Lower Weston, p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., gent., and John Hardwick the younger of the same, gent. 2 Thomas Perkins the elder of the Oaks, p. Aston Ingham, gent. Bond in £300 to secure repayment of £150. Dorse: receipt for payment of principal in 1810.

1 John Hardwick the elder of Lower Weston, p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., esq., and John Hardwick the younger of the same, gent. 2 John Smith of the Grove, p. Westbury upon Severn, co. Glos., gent. Bond in £400 to secure repayment of £200. Dorse: receipt for payment of interest in 1809 and for principal in 1810.

1 James Bellamy of the Priory, p. Goodrich, co. Her. 2 Thomas Wanklyn of Osbaston within p. Monmouth, gent. Bond in £800 to secure repayment of £400. Dorse: details of interest paid 1807-13.