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Lease For A Year (so that a grant by release might be made), by Jenkin Lewis of p. Talachddy, co. Brec., gent., and Richard Lewis, his son and heir, to Mary Awbrey of the town of Brec., widow, of the m. commonly called Tyr Pantey in p. Talachddy, now in the occupation of John David. Witnesses: J. Phillipp, Bartholomew Coke, John Phillipps.

Writ for the performance of certain covenants contained in a concord to a fine between William Thomas Taylor, Dorothy, his wife, and others (named), and David Gwillim and Thomas Holloway, gent., in regard to 4 m's (and one undivided moiety of a m. called Maes gwyn), one fulling mill, three barns, four gardens, two orchards, 140 a. of arable land, 10 a. of meadow, 15 a. of pasture, 5 a. of wood, 15 a. of furze and heath, with appurtenances in p's Talgarth and St Michael, Cwmbduy, co. Brec.

Probate Of The Last Will And Testament of David Davies of Llwyncenol ychaf, p. Llanafan fawr, co. Brec., gent. Real property comprised the aforesaid tmt of Llwyncenol ychaf with its appurtenances. Testator mentions:- My wife Margaret; my sons Thomas Davies, David Davies, and John; my eldest daughter Gwenn and her daughter Anne Edwards; my daughters Margaret, Sarah, Elizabeth, Anne, and Mary. Witnesses: Thomas Evans, Thomas Davies, H. Beynon, clerk.

Indenture, being a lease for 18 years from Matthew Gwyn of the town of Neath, co. Glam., esq., to Daniel Harper of the bor. of Tamworth, Staffordshire, of all the m. called Garrw Llisha, situate in p. Ystradgynlais, co. Brec., now or late in the occupation of Rees Griffith or his undertenants, at the yearly rent of £14.14s., also yielding and doing suit of mill for the same to Dyvnant Mill in aforesaid p. Ystradgynlais, or paying in lieu thereof 29s. yearly to the occupier of Dyvnant Mill, i.e., at the rate of 2s. in the £, according to the above rent. Witnesses: William Gwyn and L. Thomas, his clerk.

Indenture, being a mortgage for £100 by John Martin of Crickhowell, co. Brec., victualler (mortgagor), to Sir John Edward Harington of Berkley Square, Middlesex, bart., of the m's called Kilvaynor and Penyrheol, situate in p's St Michael Cwmdu aforesaid and Cathedine in co. Brec., late in the several occupations of Walter Watkins and David Davies, and now of John Clarke ; as further security John Martin assigns over his Globe Insurance Policy No. 2486 to the mortgagee; with recital of an indenture (dated 26-7 Dec. 1793) of the marriage settlement of Walter Watkins of p. St Michael, co. Brec., and Margaret, his wife, one of the daughters of Thomas Jones of p. Llandevalley in co. Brec., one of their daughters, named Anne, being the wife of the aforesaid John Martin. Witnesses: Charles Gabill, Thomas Bailey.

Signet Letter Of George III, dated Westminster, 31 Aug. 1812, directed to John, Earl of Westmoreland, granting to John Jeffreys, Earl Camden, the honour and dignity of Earl of co. Brec. by girting him with a sword and putting a cap of honour and a coronet of gold on his head, together with all and singular 'pre-heminences' appertaining to such name.

Copy Of The Particulars and Valuations of estates, the property of the Earl of Oxford, vested in John Moore in trust for the benefit of creditors, in the respective districts of Hay, Trebarried, and Builth, Beguildy, Kinsham, Byton, Presteigne and Pembridge.

Epitome of abstract of title to the Low Estate, including indentures from 1697 to 1780.

Epitome of abstract of title to the Brecon estates, including indentures extending from 1731 to 1769.

Abstract Of The Title of one William Smith of Spilman's Court, Gloucestershire, woolstapler, to two pieces of arable land containing by estimation 4 a. at a certain place called Sunny Bank, p. Presteign, co. Rad., as specified in an indenture dated 2 May 1755, conveying the premises to him for 999 years. [Date uncertain.].

Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from Anna Wellington of the town and co. of Monmouth (widow of Edward Wellington of the Hay, co. Brec., surgeon, dec.) and James Wellington of the said town of Monmouth, gent. (only son and heir of the said Anna and Edward Wellington), to Richard Morgan of the Argoed, co. Mon., esq., of parcels of land in p's Clyfford and Cusop, Herefordshire, containing 36 a., and formerly in the tenure of David Winstone, late of Samuel Haines, and now of Anne Haines, widow, at the yearly rent of £25; also a parcel of land called Poolsound in p. Hay, co. Brec., and in the tenure of Richard Wright. Witnesses: P. Wheeler; Wm Williams.

Particulars of the Hay, Trebarried, and Builth Estate. It gives the names, acreages, and annual value of the farms, and also the names of the tenants. It is endorsed as having been sent to Mr Richards on 15 May 1824.

Release by Jenkin William alias Lloyd of London, gent., to Ieuan Jenkins of Talesarne, p. Trevilan, co. Card., of all his claims to the m. or tmt with its appurtenances called Tyr or Tyddyn y wern vach, situate in the aforesaid p. of Trevilan, and lately in the occupation of Hugh Gwyn, gent., and Margaret Williams, widow, dec. Witnesses: John Powell, William Parry, Owen Mortymer, David Hughes, Alice Gwyn, Stephen Langdale, senior, Elizabeth Ayrage (?), widow.

Deed Poll, being a grant by Hugh Jenkim, yeoman, and Elizabeth verch John, his wife, of Llanbadarn vawre, co. Card., to John ap Reignald of p. Llanbadarne vawre, of the tmt commonly called Tythyn John ap Owen or Tir Owen ap Ieuan Lloid yn Llechwedd Llwyfen and all and singular its appurtenances in p. Llanbadarne vawre in a place there called Parcell paith in the man. of Llechwedd Llwyfen aforesaid situate between the lands of James Lewis, esq., on the west, the lands of Richard ap Ieuan on the east, and the lands now occupied by the above-mentioned John ap Reignald on the south. Consideration money: £67. Witnesses: Moris ap Richard, Edward Morgan, Gryffith David, Owen Rees, Thomas ap Edward, Richard Morice. Latin.

Indenture, being a grant in fee simple by Richard Edwards, citizen and draper of London, to Richard Pryse of Gogerthan, co. Card., esq., of all the escheat lands and tmt's in Perveth, co. Card., parcel of the lands late of Griffith ap Llewelin vaine of felony attainted, to wit, two tmt's with appurtenances in the tenure of Thomas ap Ieuan Goz, one tmt with appurtenances now or late in the tenure of Phillip Roberts or his assigns, and one tmt with appurtenances now or late in the tenure of Ieuan ap Morgan, and all lands and tmt's in Perveth aforesaid late in the tenure of Griffith ap Llewelin vaine with 6s.8 for the price of one lamb, all which premises are or late were parcel of the possessions of the Principality of South Wales, and were sold by Edward Ditchfield, citizen and salter of London, John Highford, citizen and skinner of London, Humphrey Clerk, citizen and dyer, and Francis Mosse, citizen and scrivener, unto the said Richard Edwards by indenture, dated 14 Dec. 1632. Consideration money: £220. Witnesses: Henry Myddelton, Henry Middleton, John Edwards, Lewis Evans, David Ieuan, Thomas Taylor, Christopher Townsend, Edmond Deane.

Indenture, being an assignment by Richard Edwards, &c. to Lewis Evans of Plasseduon, co. Mont., and David Evans of Pwllcrwn, co. Card., of the residue of a lease of 99 years in all the escheat lands and tmt's in Perveth, co. Card., to wit, two tmt's with appurtenances in the tenure of Thomas ap Ieuan Goz, one tmt with appurtenances now or late in the tenure of Phillip Roberts or his assigns, and one tmt with appurtenances now or late in the tenure of Ieuan ap Morgan, and all lands and tmt's in Perveth, late in the tenure of Griffith ap Llewelin vaine. Witnesses: Henry Myddelton, Henry Middleton, John Edwards, Lewis Evans, David Ieuan, Thomas Taylor, Christopher Townsend, Edmond Deane.

Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) by Sir John Wittewronge of Rothamsted, Hertfordshire, kt, Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, co. Card., bart, son and heir of Sir Richard Pryse, kt and bart, to Rowland Jewkes of the Inner Temple, London, gent., and Humphrey Taylor of London, gent., of the following premises, to wit, the capital m. called Penyberth; two m's respectively called Tythin y penrhin and Tythin y pandy, together with one fulling mill belonging thereto; site of a cottage and garden sometime in the occupation of Jenkin Thomas; a m. called Tythin pen y garreg imbro drain; a house and garden in the town of Aberystwyth called Tuy Evan Gronowe now or late in the possession of one Watkin Gunter; another house and garden there now or late in the possession of Edward John; another house and garden there now or late in the possession of John Rees; another house and garden in Trefechan now or late in the possession of Evan Morgan; one barn and garden in Trefechan aforesaid now or late in the possession of Thomas Lewis; one parcel of meadow called Parke yr helig duon, two other parcels called Parke yr eithin and Gwaen ladron, one close called Y parke bach in Aberystwyth now or late in the occupation of Katherine Meredeth, widow, another house and garden and barn with the appurtenances called Maesglas, another house and garden now or late in the possession of John David, another house and garden now or late in the possession of Rudderch Morris, another house and garden now or late in the possession of Jane verch John, a tmt called Tythin hen vagwyr, all that parcel of ground called Krig teir pint, all that parcel of ground called Bryn y vaythgen, another house and garden now or late in the possession of Edward John, another house and garden now or late in the possession of Thomas Phillips in Aberystwyth, another house and garden now or late in the possession of Richard Evan, another house and garden now or late in the possession of John David in Aberystwyth, another parcel of meadow ground called Gwargloddy y pwll crwn, containing by estimation two men's math of hay, now or late in the possession of the said John David, another m. called Tythin rhyd onnen now or late in the possession of one John William, another house in Aberystwyth lately purchased from Rees David Lloyd y go wherein Reignald Vaughan's wife lately dwelled and now or late in the possession of William Thomas Lloyd, another m. called Tythin keven kynvryn, being the late lands of David Vaughan of Lletty Lwidin, gent., another m. called Tythin lydiart y rhose, being likewise the late land of the said David Vaughan, another m. called Tythin y wayne, being also the late lands of the said David Vaughan, another m. called Tythin y trowscoed, and all appurtenances belonging to the aforesaid premises which by indenture dated 7 Aug. 11 Charles I were by Dame Gwen Pryse, widow, conveyed or sold to the said Sir Richard Pryse, the father, or which he had by descent from the said Dame Gwen Pryse; and all that lordship or manor of Llanbadarn Fawr with all its rights and appurtenances late in the tenure of Sir Thomas Jones and Sir Henry Jones, kt's, and Thomas Jones, esq.; also the escheat lands situate in Perfedd, co. Card., parcel of the lands late of Griffith ap Llewellin Vayne, to wit, two tmt's with appurtenances now or late in the several tenures of Thomas ap Evan Goz and Phillip Roberts, and another tmt with appurtenances now or late in the tenure of Evan ap Morgan, and all the lands in the Perfedd late in the tenure of Griffith ap Llewelyn Vayne; and other m's which by indenture dated 1 May 17 Charles I were sold to the said Sir John Wittewronge and one John Jones of London, gent.; except nevertheless out of this present bargain and sale all lands and tmt's if there be any such which since 1 May 17 Charles I have been purchased by the said Sir Richard Pryse, the father, or Sir Richard Pryse, the son, wherein the said Sir Richard Pryse, the father, had no estate whatsoever before 1 May 17 Charles 1; and also except all the m. called The Lodge and all the lands thereunto belonging called The Parke otherwise Parke Bodvage situate in several p's Llanfihangel Castell Gwallter and Llangynfelyn, co. Card.; and also all the other m's of Sir Richard Pryse, the father, and Sir Richard Pryse, party to these presents, situate in p's Llanfihangel Castell Gwallter and Llangynfelyn now or late in the tenure of Thomas Bushell, esq., and John Ffox, and mortgaged by indenture dated 23 July 1640 by the said Sir Richard Pryse, the father, to the said Sir John Wittewronge and the said John Jones of London.

Witnesses: Richard Bulstrode, Edward Mathewey, Simon Webb, Thomas Newell.