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Articles Of Agreement between Sir Nicholas Williams of Edwinsford [co. Carmarthen], bart., and John Evan of the parish of Langathen, clockmaker, for the lease for 21 years of fields called Kae John Dab Evan, parish of Langathen.

1. Thomas Williams of Edwinsford, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 2. David Griffith of the parish of Llanvihangelcilyfargen, tiler. Lease for 14 years of a messuage and lands called Rhydywrach, parish of Llanvihangelcilyfargen.

1. Thomas Williams of Edwinsford, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 2. John Thomas of the parish of Llangathen, yeoman. Lease for 21 years of a field or a parcel of land called Alltgoy and a parcel called Randir vrock, parish of Llangathen. [Witnesses include E. Thomas, vicar of Llandilo Vawr.].

Final Concord in a fine between John Moris, gent., plaintiff, and Walter Edward ap Ievan Lloyde, Katherine, his wife, and Matilda Bryne, widow, deforciants, of two messuages and 102 acres of land in Carmarthen, co. Carmarthen. Latin. Two copies.

Latin.

1. Katherin Thomas otherwise Higson of the town and county of Carmarthen, widow;. 2. John Moris of the same, merchant. Mortgage for £10 of parcels of land called yr Errowe here and Tyr y Gooron in the liberty of the town of Carmarthen. [Witnesses include Rees Evans, scribe.].

1. Katherine Thomas otherwise Higgon;. 2. John Moris. Grant of the properties specified in No. 631. Latin.

Endorsed: 'Walter Edward to Tho: Moris'.

1. Thomas Moris of the county of the borough of Carmarthen, gent., and Mary, his wife;. 2. William Lewis of the same, alderman. Mortgage for £40 of closes of land called Park yr odyn and Park y ffynnon felis at Pentre Meyrick in the franchise and liberty of the said county of the borough of Carmarthen. [Other names mentioned: Pentre hydd, gwayn Elis, y wayn gron otherwise gwayn y ffynnon felis]. [Witnesses include Richard Thomas, scribe.].

1. Harry Stephens of the parish of St. Martins in the Fields in London, embroiderer, and Cicill, his wife;. 2. Rowland Phillips of the county borough of Carmarthen, gent. Grant of a capital messuage called Pentre Meyricke in the lower franchise and liberty of the county of the borough of Carmarthen, and messuages and gardens in Gellstreete, Lower Water Streete, and Bridgestreete, in the county borough aforesaid; together with Power of Attorney to Lewis James of the county of the borough of Carmarthen to deliver seisin.

1. Thomas Morris of the county borough of Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Rowland Phillipps of the same, gent. Mortgage for £40 of a capital messuage called Pentre Meyricke in the lower franchise and the liberty f the county borough of Carmarthen.

1. Thomas Morris of the county of the borough of Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Rowland Phillipps of the same, gent. Release of the equity of redemption of a capital messuage called Pentre Meyricke in the lower franchise and liberty of the county borough of Carmarthen.

1. Dame Jane Stepneth of the county borough of Haverfordwest, widow, and Sir John Stepneth of Prendergast, co. Pembroke, bart.;. 2. Richard Mansell of Iskoyd, co. Carmarthen, gent. Lease for 99 years (with liberty to surrender the same at the end of any 7 years) of one cellar or lower room with two lofts or storehouses over the same, and a garden, in the Kaey streete otherwise Shippstreete in the county borough of [Carmarthen]. Mutilated.

1. Morgan Owens of Glassallt, co. Carmarthen, professor of sacred theology;. 2. John Price of Llanllwchayarne, co. Cardigan, clerk. Release of a messuage called Pentre Meyricke in the franchise of the liberty of the county borough of Carmarthen. Latin.

1. John Vaughan the elder of Plas Gwyn, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Mary, his wife, and John Vaughan the younger of the same, gent., his son and heir apparent;. 2. Nicholas Williams of Rhydodwyn, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 3. Frannces Lloyd of Maes y Velin, co. Cardigan, esq., Thomas Williams of Talley, co. Carmarthen, esq., Humphrey Browne of Greene Castle, co. Carmarthen, esq., and John Lloyd of the Ffrod, co. Carmarthen, gent. Grant to uses (prenuptial settlement of the said John Vaughan the younger and Mary Williams of Rhydodwyn aforesaid, spinster, eldest daughter of the said Nicholas Williams) of messuages and lands called ffynnon Henry, Mynydd y ddol, Tir Kay Rhygay, Tir Owen David Bowen, Tir koed y gwythyl, Tir Moris William, Eithin gwern Berwyn, koed y llynoy, Kwm Avel, and Crygann, parish of Llandevaylogge, Tir Allt ganhatha, parish of Kydwely, a capital messuage called Plas Gwynn, messuages called Tir William Evan, Kwm y Velin, Bryn Coch, and Kwmb nant y gath, and two cottages, parish of Llandevaylogge, all in co. Carmarthen, two burgeses and gardens in the town and county borough of Carmarthen, the reversion of a messuage and lands called Kyll gadan, parish of Llandevaylogge aforesaid, two messuages and lands in the parish of Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, a close called Parke y Cappell in the lower franchise in the said county borough of Carmarthen, a burgage and garden close in the Priorie street in the said town and county borough of Carmarthen, and a bakehouse in Gelt streete in the said town and county borough, and weirs in the river called Towy, co. Carmarthen.

1. Henry Price of the parish of Conwillgayo, co. Carmarthen, esq., Mary, his wife, and Richard Price of the same, gent.;. 2. Nicholas Williams of Rhyd odwynn, esq. Grant, and deed to lead the uses of a fine, of messuages called Tir Pentremirick and Kae Beddowe in the liberty and franchise of the town and county borough of Carmarthen. [Other names mentioned: brook called Towelan, park called Parke y Velyn, common of the said town and county borough called Gweyn ellya [sic], Gwern gick.]. [Witnesses include David Williams of Conwilgaio parish.].