Dangos 1256 canlyniad

1. Evan Thomas Rudderch of the parish of Llanboydy, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Philipp Thomas of Llanboydy, gent. Release of messuages and lands in the said parish.

1. John Phillipps of Cwmycreige, parish of Llanvihangell Yeroth, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Johan his wife;. 2. Nicholas Lewes of Pant yr Odyn, co. Cardigan, esq., ad Howell Phillipps of Dolhaidd, co. Carmarthen, gent. Grant of messuages and lands called Tyr Blaen Trenn vawr, Tyr Gwein y Cyffinnion, Tyr y velin vach, Tyr y Rheol, Tyr Pant y Seiriee, Tyr Kilyroery, Tir Abergafynnog, y ddol ver, Tyr David Beavan Lloyd vauchan yngheven y coed, Tyr lletty willin, Tyr hendrefloedd, Tyr yr Henvas, Tyr perth y gwenin, Tir blaen gwen henfod in the parishes of Llanybyther and Llanlloony, co. Carmarthen, and messuages and lands called Tyr llechwedd y ?Cwn with the mill there, Tyr Byarth y fwch frech otherwise Tyr y gelinnen, Tyr blaen y Tyfynnod and Tyr Abernantyllan in the parish of Llanwenog, co. Cardigan.

1. Rice Lloyd of Trevach, parish of Nevern, gent., and Margarett his wife;. 2. George Knethell of Haverfordwest, corviser. Assignment of a lease of a house and loft, containing half a burgage in the Keystreete otherwise the Shipstreete, Haverfordwest. Rent: 10s. annually.

1. John Gibbon of Bletherston, gent., and Margaret his wife;. 2. William Scourfield of New Moate, esq. Grant of Great House otherwise Ty-mawr in Bletherston with lands.

1. John Gibbon of Bletherston, gent.;. 2. William Scourfeild of Newmoate, esq. Bond for the observance of covenants.

1. Philip Evan;. 2. Philip Thomas. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of the property specified in No. 3758.

1. Robert Jenkins of London, gent.;. 2. William Bateman of Haverfordwest, mercer. Bond for the observance of covenants.

1. Llewellin Richard of the parish of Maenclochogge, yeoman;. 2. Gruffith Twyning of Bletherston, gent. Grant of messuages and lands in the village and fields of Clarbeston.

1. Reighnold Lewis of the parish of Llandewy vellfrey, gent., and Phillip Thomas of Llanboydy, co. Carmarthen;. 2. Theophilus Lewis of Llanboydy aforesaid, gent. Grant in consideration of £25 of a messuage and two closes of land called Parke yr odyn and Parke y ffetches in the fields and village of Llanboidy.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between James Lewis, demandant, and William Bateman, tenant, of three messuages, etc., in the parish of Llanstadwell. Vouchees: Jordan Lloyd and Edward Thredder. Latin.

1. John Twyning of Llangridge, parish of Bletherston, gent.;. 2. Thomas Skyrme of Llawhaden. Statute Merchant in £250.

1. Thomas Skyrme formerly of Llawhaden and now of Longland in the parish of Wiston, gent.;. 2. William Scourfield of New moate, esq., son and heir of William Scourfield, esq., deceased. Release of his interest in the messuage and lands in the parish of Clarbeston purchased by William Scourfield of John Twyning.

1. Morgan Walter of Haverfordwest, gent., and Dorothy his wife;. 2. Owen Philipps of the same, gent. Grant of a house on the south side of the Goatstreet in the parish of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest. With receipt for the consideration money of £25.

1. John Edward, Lord Viscount Lisburne;. 2. James Griffith of Noyadd, co. Cardigan. Lease for 21 years of a messuage and lands called Pen y Rhiw belonging to the grange of Morva, co. Cardigan.

1. William Scourfield of New Moate, esq.;. 2. Laurence Colby of the parish of Bletherston, esq. Deed Of Exchange of lands in the field called Bank Llwyn Mynach and two messuages, etc., for lands in the field called Back llain Morgan and Backsmill and a messuage, etc., in the parish of Bletherston, co. Pembroke.

1. William David of Taly y Llynn, co. Anglesey, yeoman. 2. John Conwey of Denbigh, gent. Assignment of a lease of Tal y Llynn aforesaid. Torn.

Declaration by James Brooks, M.A., clerk, that he will confirm to the liturgy of the Church of England on his collation to the vicarage of Llanarth, co. Cardigan, with the chapel of Llanina.

Letter from Mor. Thomas, Oxwich, to [the bishop of St. Davids], concerning the accusations against Mr. David Evans, a neighbouring clergyman from Penclawdd, a factious corner of Lanrhidian parish, and the conduct of a lecturer at the chapel there against the curate, and referring to the danger of Wolston's attempts against the foundation of the holy faith.