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1 George William Duff-Assheton-Smith of Vaynol Park, co. Caern., esq. 2 Charles Garden Duff of Trefarthen, co. Ang., esq., brother of the first party. 3 The first party, Garden Duff Dunbar of Ackergill Tower in p. Wick, Caithness, Scotland, esq., and Garden Alexander Duff of Hatton Castle, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, esq. Settlement, prior to an intended marriage between Charles Garden Duff and the Hon. Maud Frances Vivian, spinster, daughter of Charles Crespigny, Baron Vivian of Plas Gwyn in p. Pentraeth., co. Ang. Copy.

1. John Jones;. 2. Thomas Price and Evan Owen;. 3. Jane Thomas of Ty yn y llwyn in the parish of Llanelltyd, co. Merioneth, widow, and Elizabeth Price of the same place, spinster, only sister of the said Thomas Price and niece of the said Jane Thomas;. 4. Humphrey Edwards of Talgarth, co. Merioneth, esq., and John Edwards of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 5. Lewis Nanney of Llwyn, co. Merioneth, esq., and Lewis Meyricke of Dolgelley, co. Merioneth, gent. Settlement prior to the marriage of the said John Jones and Elizabeth Price, referring to the messuages, etc., leased in Nos. 16-17 of 22 Nov.

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan, esq., and Jane Lloyd of the same place, widow, mother of the said David Lloyd;. 2. John Lloyd of Peterwell in the same county, esq., and John Jones of Tyglin, also of the same county, esq.;. 3. Thomas Lewis of Llwynygrewys, co. Cardigan, esq., and John Vaughan of Dolegwm, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 4. Mary Price of Blaen dyffrin, co. Cardigan, widow, and Justina Pryce of the same place, spinster, her daughter. Settlement prior to the marriage of the said David Lloyd and Justina Pryce, referring to the capital messuage called Alltyrodin and messuages called Gwar y Coed, Ty du, Place, Dole Walter, Alltygo and Troedyrhiw fach y rhew, all in the parish of Llandissill, co. Cardigan, messuages called Penybont, Gwern Vach and Troedyrhiw in the parish of Llanvihangel Orarth, co. Carmarthen, messuages called Pant y Porthman and Cwmtowill in the parish of Llangeller, co. Carmarthen, a messuage called Killyblaydd in the parish of Pencarreg in the same county, messuages called Rhydycynnid, Penywern, Bailey Gwynn, Cathall, Tyr rhydowen and Berthlas, a cottage or dwelling house and garden called Pensarn, and messuages called Camnantfach, Pantymoch, Evel vach, Vol Dinas and Abbergarde, all in the parish of Llandussill, co. Cardigan, a messuage called Esker Eynon in the parish of Llanwenog in the same county, messuages called Callwyn, Keven Perkin, Capell Iago, Cap Coch and Pen pompren, and a messuage called Tuynyffordd with a meeting house lately erected thereon, all in the parish of Llanybyther, co. Carmarthen, messuages called Pant Mawr, Bwlchog Ycha and Bulchog ganol in the parish of Llanviangel Orarth, co. Carmarthen, and a messuage called Cwmgwenfrwd in the parish of Llanllwney, also in co. Carmarthen.

1. The Rev. Charles Russell;. 2. David Lloyd;. 3. Caroline Russell, daughter of the first party;. 4. Thomas Morris and Roger Montgomery. Settlement prior to the marriage of the said David Lloyd and Caroline Russell involving the property leased in No. 302 of 26 April. Other property mentioned - messuages called Tythin Rhyd Sais, Nant y Gwidde Ycha and Meing Gwynion back in the parish of Llandissil, co. Cardigan, messuages called Mayne Gwynion and Moyley Gwin Back in the parish of Llanarth, co. Cardigan, messuages called Gwenlfach, Troedyrhiw, Penybont, Bwlchog ycha and Bwlchog Ganol in the parish of Llanvihangel Orarth, co. Carmarthen, messuages called Panty Porthman and Curn Towyll in the parish of Llangeler, co. Carmarthen, a messuages called Kily blaydd in the parish of Pancerrog, co. Carmarthen, and a messuages called Keven Perkin in the parish of Llanybyther in the same county.

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin in the parish of Llandyssill, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 2. Elizabeth Evans of High Meade in the parish of Llanwenog, co. Cardigan, spinster;. 3. Sir George Glyn of Ewel, co. Surry, Bart., and John Lloyd of the parish of Saint Peter in the county of the borough of Carmarthen, gent. Settlement prior to the marriage of the first and second parties hereto, referring to messuages called Alltyrodin, Fynnon Llewhellin, Pwll yr bryn, Penwern, Cwm Towyll and Coylan Felen, Tommen Rhydowen, Llwyn Rhydowen, Wernhyr, Penylone, Velin Kryon, Penybank, Gelly Gove, Kily Gelly, Blaen Pant, Tydy, Aberynon, Bayly Gwyn, Gwar y Coed Ycha, Rhyd y Cynidd, Gwary Coed Issa, Plas Llwyd, Dol y Wallter, Glanrhyd, Cathal, Tir Rhyd Owen with a tucking mill, Panty Moch, Perthlas, Camnant fach, Efel fach, Voel Dynas, Penyrallt and Abergardde, all in the parish of Llandyssil, co. Cardigan, a messuage called Eskir Eynon in the parish of Llanwenog within the same county, and certain messuages mortgaged to William Miller of Bristol.

1. Richard Ellerton of Enway, Shropshire, esq.;. 2. Janet Walker Wilkinson of Llantisilio Hall, co. Denbigh, spinster;. 3. Horace Wilkinson of Shortlands, co. Kent, esq., and Theodore Martin of James Street in the city of Westminster, esq. Settlement prior to the marriage of the first and second parties hereto.

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 2. Dorothy Alicia Seymer of Bath, spinster;. 3. John Davies of Myrtle Hill, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Thomas Lloyd of gilvach Wen, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 4. Herbert Evans of Highmead, co. Cardigan, esq., and Charles Warren of Bedford Square, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 5. ........ Seymer of Hanford, co. Dorset, esq., and Robert Alexander Price of Portman Square, co. Middlesex, gent. Settlement prior to the marriage of the first and second parties hereto referring to a capital messuage called Alltyrodin, messuages called Fynnon Llewhellin, Pwll yr bryn and Penwern, a messuage formerly called Cwm Towyll and Coylan Felen but now called Bringole, messuages called Tommen Rhydowen, Llwyn Rhydowen, and Wernhyr, a messuage called Penylone with lands and appurtenances formerly held by David samuel Smith but now forming part of the Alltyrodin demesne, a messuage formerly called Velin Kyron otherwise Melin Chyron but now called Mill Field and Velin Newidd, a messuage called Penybank with lands and appurtenances formerly in the occupation of Thomas Walter but now joined to the Alltyrodin demesne, a messuage called Blaenpant, a messuage called Tydy now forming part of Rhydyceir, messuages called Aberynon, Bayly Gwyn, Gwarycoed Ycha, Rhydy bynidd [sic], Gwary Coed Issa, Plas Llwyd, Doly Wallter, Glanrhyd, Cathal and Tir Rhyd Owen, a messuage called Perthlas with appurtenances formerly in the occupation of John Read but since joined to Tyr Rhyd Owen, and messuages called Panty Moch, Camnant Fach, Efelfach, Veol Dynas, Penyrallt and Abergardde, all in the parish of Llandyssil, co. Cardigan, and a messuage called Eskir Eynon in the parish of Llanwenog, co. Cardigan, all which property was known as the Alltyrodin estate; a capital messuage called Castle Howell; a messuage and water corn grist mill called Castle Howell Mill, a messuage, smith's forge or tenement called Castle Howell Smiths Forge, messuages called Eskerdedwith, Panty Skawen, Glan Clettwr, Gwaralt yr yeen, Gwartafolog, Gwaralty Ferdre, Gwaralltydre, Glandwr, Nantygwidde and Main y gwinnion bach, and a messuage formerly called Caban but now joined to Meiny Gwinnion Bach, all in the parish of Llandysil aforesaid, a messuage called Molecwinbach in the parish of Llanarth, co, Cardigan, messuages formerly called Penybont Llandyssil, Dany graig and Tyr Mary Bydyr, but since held as one tenement and called Bridge End Llandyssil, and messuages called Penyrhyw and Bwlchoge in the parish of Llanvihangel Yerorth, co. Carmarthen, and messuages called Panty Porthman, and Cwm Touill in the parish of Llangoler, co. Carmarthen, all which capital messuage and property was known as The Castle Howell Estate.

1. John Jones of Trefrydd in the parish of Towyn, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 2. James Edwards of the city of Gloucester, clerk, and William Morton of Ynysymaengwyn, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 3. Elizabeth Edwards of Towyn, co. Merioneth, spinster. Settlement prior to the marriage of the aforesaid John Jones and Elizabeth Edwards, referring to messuages called Trefrydd and Braich gwyn, the site of a water corn grist mill called Melin Trefrydd, messuages called Esgairgyfele, Braichykillin and Bwlch Llan[nerch Idr]iol, certain cottages with lands and gardens thereto belonging, and two hundred acres of land covered with water, all in the township of Kefn Rhose within the parish of Towyn, co. Merioneth, and all other the messuages, etc., of the said John Jones in the county of Merioneth.

1. John Jones of Trefrydd, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 2. David Evans of Esgair Lewelin, co. Montgomery, gent., and Edward Owen of Garthynharad, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 3. Humphrey Price of Trefrydd, co. Merioneth, gent., and Evan Owen of Pantphillip, co. Merioneth, clerk;. 4. Edward Owen of Pantphillip aforesaid, gent.;. 5. Elinor Owen, daughter of the said Edward Owen of Pantphillip. Settlement prior to the marriage of the aforesaid John Jones and Elinor Owen referring to messuages and lands called Trefrydd and braich Gwyn, a water corn grist mill called Melyn Trefrydd, messuages called Esgair Gyvele, braich y killin and Bwlth Llowarch Idriol, and certain cottages situated in the township of Kefen Rhose in the parish of Towyn, co. Merioneth, and all other the messuages, etc., of the said John Jones in co. Merioneth.

1. Evan Pryce of the parish of Llangeller, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Rees Davies of the parish of Bangor, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 3. Thomas Davies of the parish of Llandyssill and David Davies of the parish of Llanbederpontstephen, co. Cardigan, gent. Settlement prior to the marriage of John, younger son of the said Evan Pryse and Mary, only daughter of the said Rees Davies, referring to messuages called Tir Cwm Gwen and Tir pen y Graig fawr in the several parishes of Llanvihangell Yerwarth and Conwill Elvet, co. Carmarthen, and messuages called Tir Henfryn, Tir Rhyd wthan and Tuy'r Clochydd in the parish of Llangeller in the same county.

1. Evan Lloyd, Anne, his wife, and David Lloyd, his son and heir apparent;. 2. Thomas Lloyd, David Lloyd, John Lloyd and John Rice;. 3. Jane Lloyd of Killyblaydd, co. Carmarthen, spinster, daughter of Rees Lloyd, gent., deceased. Settlement prior to the marriage of David Lloyd of the first party hereto and the said Jane referring to the property leased in No. 337 of 1 Nov. 1706.

1. John David John of Llandissill, co. Cardigan, yeoman;. 2. Thomas David ap Aron and Thomas John of the parish of llandisil, yeomen. Settlement prior to the marriage of David John, son and heir of the first party, and Elen verch Evan, daughter of Evan david ap Aron of the parish of Llandissill, referring to a messuage called Tir Pant y moch being part of the grange of Vairdreffe aloas Mayrdreffe and lying within the parish of Llandissill, formerly part of the possesions of the dissolved monastery of Talley, co. Carmarthen.

1 Clare Ellen Jeffreys of Earls Court, Middlesex, wife of Charles Jeffreys formerly of Gwinfryn, co. Mer., but then in New Zealand. 2 Louisa Florence Jeffreys of Earls Court, spinster. 3 Henry William Wynne Ffoulkes of South Kensington, Middlesex, esq. 4 Henry Bingham Parr of Liverpool, esq., and John Robert Williams of Fir Grove, Bromborough, Cheshire, esq. Settlement prior to the intended marriage of the second and third parties hereto. Endorsed with the appointment of a new trustee 12 Jan. 1905.

1. The Rev. John Lewis of Ingatstone, co. Essex, clerk;. 2. Harriott Heatley, spinster, one of the daughters of Richard Heatley of Cleenfield, co. Essex, esq.;. 3. William Lucas, the younger, of Saint Bennetts Fink in the city of London, esq., and Richard Heatley, the younger, esq. Settlement previous to the marriage of the said John Lewis and Harriott Heatley referring to a capital messuage called Dyffin Llanvaire alias Glanhaveren parcels called the Cow Pasture Ground, the Piece behind the Wain house, the Mill Meadow, Cae Mary, the Calves Closes, the Long Meadow, Cae Pentrey, Cae Proll, Cae Alsop, the Lower Cae Glase, the Upper Cae Glase, the Great Meadow, the Little Meadow, the Nanty Liew, and Glanhavren Wood, a little cottage with two parcels, parcels called the Furlong in Maesydre, and certain other parcels, all being in the parishes of Newtowne and Llanlockairne, co. Montgomery, a messuage called Tuyyn Cheven Acre otherwise Kefn Acres, parcels called the Furlong, the Close Meadow, the open Ground in the Wood, the three Pieces under the Lane, the mountain Piece, Garh Binion, the Well Meadow, the little Piece under the House, the Lower Meadow, the Corn Piece, the little Piece by the Green, the new Park and the Quinter Meadow, and other land, all situated in Dyffine Llanvaire otherwise in the parish of Newtowne aforesaid.

1. John Howells of Penybayly, co. Cardigan, gent.;. 2. John Lloyd of Killgwyn, David Jenkins of Panterliss, John Lloyd of Bronwith and Thomas Lloyd of Coedmore, all of co. Cardigan, gentlemen. Settlement previous to the marriage of the said John Howells and Jane Lloyd, sister of the said John Lloyd of Killgwyn and the said Thomas, referring to a capital messuage and lands called Peny Baily Coch, Dole Mabe Llwyd, Pant Iago, Rhiw Voydw, Blane Llan and Parke Gwern Philley in the parish of Llangunllo, messuages and lands called Blane Llwarch, Brynn Gwyn and Llether y Bystack in the parishes of Llangunllo and Llanver Orllwyn, messuages and lands called Gilvack Whieth, Elwys, Ty Gwynn, Dole Wen and Gwern Rygan in the parish of Llanver Orllwyn and messuages and lands called Kellye Bychen and Cwrrws Vawr in the parishes of Llandissilio Gogo and Llandevriog, all in co. Cardigan. Attested Copy.

1. John Jones of Conway, co. Carnarvon, mariner;. 2. Mary Roberts of Conway, widow. Settlement previous to the marriage of the above parties referring to houses in the town of Conwat called Peny Grissia, and various articles of household goods, etc.

1 William Tilsley Jones of Gwynfryn, co. Card., esq. 2 Jane Tickell of Exmouth Place, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, spinster, eldest daughter of Dorothy Tickell late of Hackney, Middlesex, widow, dec. 3 Harvey Bowen Jones of Furnivals Inn, Middlesex, esq., and John Davis of Leytonstone, Essex, esq. Settlement (pre nuptial) on the intended marriage of the first and second parties hereto, relating to m's and lands called Tythyn moely glommen and Tynyllechwedd m's and lands formerly called Nantycorret, Seyborhen and Tybach, but then called Tynewydd and Treboeth, m's and lands called Tythyn Bwlch y Rhosser, Tythyn bryn y barkit and Tythyn Nantyffyn, and a dairy house and cottage or the site of the same formerly called Llyast llechwedd llyfn, all which last mentioned m's., lands, dairy house and cottage were then called Bwlch y Rhosser all thus far in the t. or ht of Elerch in p. Lanbadarn fawr, co. Card.; a m. and lands formerly called Gelly yn Gwedd ynis with a field formerly called cae os law y Ffynnon which said premises were then called Gellyg a helling house with arable and pasture land called Tyllainfanal, a m. and lands called Gwynfryn Tythyn y Goytre otherwise Goytrel, m's and lands called Tymawr os law yr Eglwys otherwise Tytanyllan and Cefnydre, & m's and lands called Tyllwyd and Seyborhen with slangs called Llaindomled wrth y shettinge and Llain Garreg lwyd all in p. Llanganfelin, co. Card.

1 Owen Owens of Clothle, co. Mont., joiner. 2 David ap John ap David of Dolvoryn in the same co., gent. 3 Thomas Pryce, the younger, of Dolvoryn aforesaid, gent., and Evan Thomas of Garthilin, co. Mont., gent. Settlement (post nuptial) in connection with the marriage of the aforesaid Owen Owens and Margaret, daughter of the second party hereto, referring to m's called y Tvy ymbryn Dafydd falch and y Tvy yn y Gevfron in Garthilin, co. Mont.

1 Gilbert Humffrey of the town of Poole, co. Mont., and Howell Gilbert, his son and heir apparent, gent's. 2 Reignald Franncis of Trewerne, gent. Settlement of the property specified in no. 58.

1 George Jeffreys and Justina, his wife. 2 The Reverend George Scott and William Jeffreys. Settlement of the property leased in No. 22 of 1821, Dec. 21.