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Volumes containing the names, addresses and occupations of electors in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, and remarks relating to the likelihood of their support. Endorsed: 'C. Thruston, esq. - The names of lodgers are inserted in red ink, answers to circulars also in red, and personal answers in black ink, and the letter 'f' on the right of the page is where CT has received their answer'.

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Accounts of Charles Thomas Thruston, the receiver appointed in a cause in Chancery between Charles Frederick Thruston, a minor, and John Thruston, plaintiffs, and Charles Thomas Thruston, defendant, of the rents and profits of the estate of the said minor, in co. Mer., pursuant to an order made in the cause on 14 July 1832, and to a report in Chancery, dated 24 Oct. 1832. 2 Items.

Desires to be buried in the church of St Cadfan, Tywyn. Bequeathes for tithes and oblations 2s. towards the altar of the said church and 12d. to the friars of Bangor. Devises to his eldest son Ieuan ap D'd the lands which he inherited from his late father, a tmt called Kay Ithel, and two tmt's which he acquired from Ho'll ap Res ap D'd ap Res Mothey called Y Tythyn Du yn y Werne and Llain yr Hayarnock, to his son Ll'n ap D'd a tmt called Kay Iorwerth Lloid [cf. no. D7]. Bequeathes £6 and 13s. 4d. to his brother Ho'll ap Gruff' ap D'd, and to his son Ll'n an iron casket, with the remainder of his estate to his son Hugh ap D'd, clerk, and to his wife, Alsen verch Ho'll. Witnesses: Sir Robert Myvod, D'd ap Gytto Mayn, and Ieuan ap D'd ap Ieuan ap Ll'n. Latin. Originally attached to no. D7.

Devises all his lands in a place called Ynysgynin, t. Isygarreg, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont., to his second son Robert ap Owen and the tmt and lands called Maes Mowrgwyn, [? p. Caereinion Fechan] to Rytherch ap Owen, his youngest son. Bequeathes his chattels to his two youngest dau's and his eldest son Humfrey ap Owen to arrange their marriage portions.

Will of Rutherch ap Owen David Bannor one of the sons of Owen David Bannor late of Penegoes, co. Mont., dec., soldier. Devises a moiety of a tmt and lands called Tythyn Maes Mowrgwyn [? p.CAEREINION Fechan], to his cousin Edward Pryce of Cynfal, co. Mer., and the other moiety to his sisters Gwen verch Owen and Alson verch Owen.

Inventory of the goods of Henry Price late of Ysgairweddan, co. Mer., dec., taken and appraised by Jenkin Vaughan, Lewis Hughes, Henry William and Thomas ap Rees.

Receipt by Mary Lloyd, widow, for 33s. 4d. from John Price of Esgair Wethan, co. Mer., gent., by the hand of John Davies, DD, being one year's rent of her thirds and dower from the tmt and lands of her late husband John Lloyd, clerk, parson of Mallwyd, called Keinan, p's Mallwyd and Caereinion Fechan, cos Mer. and Mont.

Copy Probate Of Will of John Jones late of Broniarth, p. Guilsfield, co. Mont., gent., dec. (will dated 27 Jan. 1777). Devises his estate in Broniarth, p. Guilsfield, lately repurchased from Robert Lloyd of Oswestry, attorney to the Rev. Salisbury Pryce of Meifod, DD, for 100 years in trust to raise £600 to pay his debts and the reversion of his estate to his wife Jane Jones during her life, and after her death devises a moiety of the estate to Dr Salisbury Pryce during the life of his daughter Mary Edmunds, the wife of John Edmunds, in trust to pay the rents and profits to her for her life, and after her death to the intent that Dr Pryce raises £60 for Mary Edmunds' son born before wedlock, and devises the said moiety of his real estate to the eldest son of Mary Edmunds born in lawful wedlock and to his heirs, and devises a m. and croft in trust to pay his debts.

Letter from Lancelot Shadwell, Lincoln's Inn, London, requesting an opinion on the construction of the words of the will of ?[Pryce] Edwards of Talgarth, co. Mer., regarding the disposition of the plate which was on the way to Talgarth at the time of the testator's death.