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1. Thomas Griffithes of Llangucke, co. Glam., gent., and Margaret, his wife. 2. William Herbertt of Killibebill, esq. Grant, in consideration of £102, of Lloyn y meydow in p. Llangucke, with covenant to levy a fine. Witnesses: Rob. Williams; Griffith William; Robert Jones, clerk.

1. Richard Thomas of Gellygrone, p. Llangiwcke, gent. 2. Griffith William of Ynnys[tud?] erowe, Langevelach, gent. Deed Poll whereby Richard Thomas quits all claim to the after grass of a meadow called Gwayn Rydd y vro, commonly called Gwayn Ynnis[th?]erowe, containing some 7 Gower a., in p. Llangiwcke. Witnesses: Wm Phillips; Thomas Price; William Leison .... David.

1. Charles Bird of Dund...., Somerset. 2. Francis Bird of Dund...., Somerset. Release of lands in Somerset. Has suffered badly from damp.

1. Elizabeth Evans of Gwernlloywheeth, Llansamlett, co. Glam., spinster, and David Evans of Gwernlloywheeth, esq. 2. William Herbert of Kilybebill, esq. Grant, in consideration of £270, of Brintreharne and Lletty Thomas in Cadoxton juxta Neath.

Testator bequeaths as follows:, to my son, William Herbert, annuity of £40, charged on lands in Becksey, p. Langunford, Shropshire, for his life, with power of distress; but if my son, Richard Herbert, die unmarried and before he is 21 years of age and my said son William inherit my estate, then the annuity of £40 will go to my son, George Herbert;, to my said son, William, £200 when 21 years, but, if William die, then the £200 to go to my daughter, Mary Herbert, when she is 21 years;, to my son, George Herbert, Whitchcott Farm and Sparsfords Mill in p's Shanton Lacy and Didlybury, Shropshire, to hold the unexpired term of the leases thereof which I hold from Henry Herbert, esq., and, if he die, then to my son, Richard;, to my said son, George, £200 when 21;, to my said daughter, Mary, "the sum of five hundred" [£] when 21, and, in the meantime, £20 yearly until she attain that age, this legacy to be charged upon Hendreclare, Brin treharne, and Lletty Thomas in Cadoxton juxta Neath;. My son, Richard, to take care of my aunt, Margaret Herbert;. My dear wife, Mary Herbert, to be guardian of my children during their minority, and, if she die, then my dear sister, Rebecca Walker, to be guardian;. I appoint my wife and my son, Richard, to be executors. Witnesses: Robert Walker; Mary Herbert; Richard Herbert; William Herbert; William Thomas.

1. Griffith Williams of Langevelach, gent., and Mary, his wife. 2. Hopkin Evans of Bristol, tailor. Lease of a house called Ty pen y bont at Tawey, formerly held by Rees Gerrard, since by Margaret Gerrard, and lately by Thomas Gerrard, their grandson, in p. Llangwick for 99 years, if the said Hopkin Evans, Anne, his wife, and Eborah Nicholls, daughter to John Nicholls, "Keeper of the deere parke" of Sir Edward Stradling of St Donats, co. Glam., bart., [?should so long live]. Rent: 20s. yearly and a couple of pullets [?yearly] on 1st of Jan. Paper.

1. Griffith Williams of Llangevelach, gent. 2. Mary Griffith of p. Llangevelach, widow of William Griffith, dec., father of the said Griffith Williams. 3. Thomas Mathews of p. Loughour, gent., and David Jones of p. Loughour, gent. Mortgage whereby Griffith Williams covenants to levy a fine at the next Great Sessions of Ynisdderw in Llangevelach and a piece of land of 8 a. called Rhyd y frô in Languicke and of Ynisygelynen and all appurtenances to Mary Griffith; Griffith Williams agrees to pay Mary Griffith £100 yearly until 1 Oct. 1709; Thomas Mathews and David Jones will hold the said lands on trust to the use of Griffith Williams and Mary, his wife, for lives, with remainder to their heir, and, in default of issue, to Jenkin Williams, brother of the said Griffith Williams, and the heirs of his body and, in default of such issue, to Llewellin Griffith, son and heir apparent of Mary Griffith aforesaid by William Griffith, her late husband and father of the said Griffith Williams.

1. Griffith Williams of Langevelagh, gent., and Wm Thomas of Languwcke, gent. 2. Thomas Mathews of Langevelagh, gent. Bond for the payment of £30.

1. Mary Griffith of Langevelach, widow. 2. Richard Herbert of Killebebill, esq. Bond in £200 for the performance of covenants in a deed dated Dec. 23 1710.

1. Richard Herbert of Killebebill, esq. 2. Griffith Williams of Langevelach, gent., and Mary, his wife. Lease, in consideration of £200, of Ynisdderw, Gwaynrhydyfro, and Ynysygelynen, with a smith's forge, tucking mill, and appurtenances, [?and] a house called Ty pen y bont in p's Langevelach and Llanguicke for the lives of the lessees in survivorship. Rent: £6 yearly. Duties: A couple of fat and clean capons at the feast of the Circumcision of our Lord Christ, yearly, or 2s. in lieu thereof, with covenants.

1. Elizabeth Lloyd of Lancadle, co. Glam., spinster (sole daughter and heir of Edward Lloyd, gent., late daughter and heir of Edward Lloyd, gent., late dec.). 2. Richard Herbert of Killibebill, esq. 3. Robert Thomas of Baglan Hall, co. Glam., esq., and John Watkins of Cowbridge, Doctor of Physic. Pre-nuptial Settlement of Richard Herbert and Elizabeth Lloyd whereby Elizabeth Lloyd conveys, on trust, to Richard Thomas and John Watkins the following properties: Rhonddyvechan, alias Tyr llyn Elvarch in p. Ystradevoducke, co. Glam., Kilymanllwyd ycha, Kilymanllwyd isha, Tyr Penywain, Tyr y quarrey, and Tyr John Griffith, and closes of land called Hyrdir, Kaemawr, Kaenewith, y Koydkae isha, Kaer quarrey, Kaebach, Kaer lloy, Close y moch, Gwaynymynith, and the Quarrey, all being in p. Landilovawr, co. Carm., to the use of (as to Rhonddyvechan, alias Tyr llyn Elvarch) Elizabeth until she marry, and afterwards to Richard Herbert and the said Elizabeth for their lives, with remainder to their issue; as to the other properties, to the use of Elizabeth until she marries, and then to Richard Herbert and Elizabeth, his intended wife, with remainder to their issue, and, in default of such issue, to the right heirs of the said Elizabeth for ever; with power to raise £1,000 for any younger children. Witnesses: Mary Davies; David Thomas; David Thomas, junior.

1. Richard Turberville of Ewenny, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Llewelyn Williams of Dyffrin, co. Glam., esq., and William Evans of Eaglesbach, co. Glam., esq. Grant of all estates in cos Glam. and Carm. to the uses of the grantors and their issue, with remainder to right heirs.

1. John Jones of Bryn-y-Brain, Langadock, co. Glam., gent. 2. John Hebert Lloyd of Killebebill, co. Glam., esq. Feoffment, in consideration of £400, of a m. and lands in p. Killebebill, Ton-y-fattu, anciently called Kelly-Cayre, Ton-dy-fattu-ucha, Ton-dy-fattu-issa, Gwayn-y-scybor, Mynnydd-y-cyff, and a piece of land called Tir-Rees-ap-Owen-Gething, which lands were conveyed on 3 May 1811 by Capel Hanbury Leigh of Pont-Pool Park, co. Mon., esq., to the said John Jones. With a plan annexed of the said properties, showing the acreage of the said properties to be 228 a. 3 r. 29 p.

Final Concord in a fine levied at the Great Sessions of co. Glam. at Cardiffe on 8 Aug.. 16 Charles II, between Griffith ap Evan and Morgan John, plaintiffs, and Griffith William, deforciants, of two m's, two gardens, and 157 a. in Llangevelach and Llangiwcke. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied at the Great Sessions at Cardiff on 17 Sept., 12 Charles II, between Morgan Awbrey, gent., plaintiff, and Henry David and Mary, his wife, and Griffith William and Anne, his wife, deforciants, of one m. and 40 a. of land in Llangwicke. Latin.

Case. This quotes deeds of :. (A) 26 June 1738 relating to Richd Turbervill, esq., who was seised of a moiety of the estates of Eweny, Killebebill, and Hendrewen and mortgaged them to Bridget Hanbury, widow. (B) 18 Feb. 1766, further mortgagor. Case with the opinion of Griffith Price.

1. Henry Vaughan ap Lewis ap Henri. 2. John ap Lewis. Grant of a tmt called Hendre lase ycha .... Cleyda[gh] on the west and le nant glase on the north and le nant gogan .... in the lp of Neth Ultra. Witnesses: Jankyn ap Hopkyn and Ievan ap David, lieutenants of Neth .... John Gytto Gruffith, William ap John, David ap Gwilym ... David ap Rees ap Mc. Latin. Torn.