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Writ to the Keepers of the Peace of co. Carmarthen requiring them to send to the Justices of the Great Sessions a presentment lately made concerning repairs to the bridge at Emlyn. Annexed: the presentment, adjudging repairs necessary and to be done by the inhabitants of the hundred of Elfed. Latin.

Writ Of Summons to [name erased] to testify in the action for debt of David Davies v. Nabyl Morgan, Griffith Thomas, William James and Evan Thomas.

Annexed: schedules of the form of the oath. Endorsed: receipt of the oath.

Writ for taking of the oath of James Lewes, esq., for good performance of the office of Keeper of the Peace for co. Carmarthen. Endorsed: note of receipt of oath.

Annexed: schedule of the form of the oath. Endorsed: receipt of the oath.

Will dated 7 June 1697. Devisees: Anne, wife, and Sarah, third daughter, of messuages Talybont and Castle y Garthen and a water corn grist mill Talybont mill in the parishes of Llandilo Aber Cowin, Llanstephan and Llangynocke, and a messuage near the ferry and village of Llanstephan. Bequests to other daughters, grandchildren, etc. (including Mary Lewis, second daughter, and James Lewis, grandchild [of Gellidywyll]). Copy.

Sole beneficiary and executrix: Margaret, his wife. [Witnesses by James Lewes].

Devisees: Mary, and John, son, of messuages called Tir dolgwm, Tir y delwyn, and Tir y Kae mawr, parish of Pencarreg, and Tir y Sychnant parish of Llanvynith; James, third son, of a messuage, the parish of Llancrwys. Bequests to other children.

Devising to David John, grandson, a slang called Llain y Fein cyfrifol, parish of Llangoedmor, and lease of a tenement called Helig, parish of Blaenporth. Bequests to daughter, grandchildren, etc. [Cf. No. 579]. Copy.

Beneficiaries: wife and children. [James Lewes is a trustee of the will].

Devising a messuage called Pen yr Inn bach alias Penrin pella, parish of St Dogmells, to the uses of the ministers of the churches of St Dogmells and Llandugwith; messuages called henbantvach and Penybank, parish of St Dogmells, to nephews John and Thomas Jones respectively, their rent for 6 years to go to the poor. Minor bequests. John Jones of Tuglyn, nephew, to be executor and residuary legatee. Copy made 27 Aug. 1742.

Will dated 3 Aug. 1583, proved 19 July 1586. Devisees: Eva, wife, Gr' Morris and Ievan Morris, base brothers, Jenkin William and Thomas William, cousins [great-nephews], Jenkin Howell, nephew. Of numerous tenements, in Kenarth, including the devisor's mansion house, Tir pen y knook and gobedick; in Penbayre, including tir Rydvair, blayn byarthey and Triall Brotten; in Sighnant, including ffynnon wen; in Newcastle Emlyn; in Llangeler; in Velindre Jenkin, including park Will'm waithe and park Res duy; in Aberkevynnyn; in Blain Cowthan; in Pengwerne; at Talybryn; in Kilrhedyn; in Aberdwyland; in Aberkych, including gwndon mawr; in Manerdivy; in Bryngwyn; in Bettus Ievan, including Koed y berth; in Llangynllo, including tir pen y Riw; in Llandyfriog; in Llanvairorllwyn, including Aberdoithar; in Pentirduy, including dolgoch; and one unlocated called Combran [cos. Carmarthen, Cardigan and Pembroke]. Other small bequests.

Warrant Of Attorney to confess in the King's Bench an £8,000 dept of W. H. Webley Parry, by way of a collateral security for the annuity of No. 1079. Endorsements: (1) note of enrolment in Chancery; (2) note of cancellation, 1825.

Volume of reference to the survey of part of the Noyadd estate of David Parry in cos. Cardigan and Pembroke made by John Butcher. Fields are listed by their numbers on the 7 maps that comprised the survey, with their names, quality and size. Some notes by Kedgwin Webley.

Volume containing detailed accounts of the estates purchased [by John Talbot and Kedgwin Webley) of Mr. Trye. Abstract of Mr. Trye's title to estates in Bristol, Kidderminster and Worcestershire. Rent roll of his estate in Hanham, Bitton and Oldland, co. Gloucester, with a map of part of the same.