Dangos 661 canlyniad

1.Samuell Thomas of the parish of Midrim, gent., Richard Philipps of the County Borough of Carmarthen, gent., John Vaughan of Court Derllys, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, Arabella Vaughan, spinster, Elizabeth Vaughan, spinster, and Bridgett Vaughan, spinster (daughters and only issue of the said John Vaughan and Elizabeth, his wife), all of co. Carms.;. 2.Morgan Owen of the Middle Temple, London, esq., and Hugh Lloyd of the Six Clerks' Office, Chancery Lane, gent.;. 3.Richard Vaughan of Derwith, co. Carms., esq. Lease And Release, in consideration of three thousand pounds (marriage-portions for the said Arabella, Elizabeth, and Bridget Vaughan), of the properties specified in Nos. 282-83, dated June 2-3 preceding; to the use of the said John Vaughan and Elizabeth during their lives, and then to the use of the said Richard Vaughan and his heirs.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Vaughan, esq., and Rees Phillips, gent., plaintiffs and Daniel Lloyd, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged a messuage, three gardens and one hundred acres of land in the parishes of Llandilovaure and Llandebye, co. Carms., to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

Receipt from J. Ravenscroft to Arthur Bevan, esq., for the sum of thirty shillings, being half a year's interest for fifty pounds.

1.Evan Williams of the parish of Llandilovawr, gent., and Mary, his wife (executrix and residuary legatee in and by the last will in testament of William Morgan, late of Derwith in the parish of Llandebye, gent., deceased);. 2.Henry John of the parish of Llandebye, yeoman, all of co. Carms. Lease for one year and Assignment of a mortgage in two hundred pounds, of messuages called Erw Pen y Pont, Grosvan, yr allt vach, close y ffynnon, Godre yr wain, Gwayn Arw, Tythin y kathilas, Grosevan, Gwayn Pwll Nido, y Gare, y Keven, Place y velyn, Laetty yawan, Pant y Bara, kae newith, Gwayn David Llwyd and Gwayn yr heol in the parish of Llanvihangell Aberbythich, co. Carms.

1.The Mayor and burgesses of the County Borough of Carmarthen;. 2.John Williams and Thomas Jones, gentlemen, sheriffs of the said County Borough. Return of Arthur Bevan of Laugharne, co. Carms., esq., as burgess and representative at Parliament for the said county borough.

Briefs, Interrogatories, and Defendants' Answers in the suit in Chancery mentioned in No. 706, dated 1739 October 11 (re the Devynnock Charity).

1.Sir John Stepney of the parish of St. Gyles in the Fields, co. Middlesex, bart.;. 2.Joseph Morton of London, merchant, and Jonathan Leigh, citizen and apothecary of London. Lease for six months of his tithes and tenths of corn, hay, wool, and lambs, and all other his tithes and tenths of the parish of Roach, co. Pembroke.

1.Sir John Stepney of the parish of St. Giles in the Fields, co. Middlesex, bart., and Dame Justina Maria his wife;. 2.Joseph Morton of London, merchant, and Jonathan Leigh, citizen and apothecary of London. Mortgage (With Counterpart) in three hundred and fifty pounds, of the tithes specified in No. 134 dated the preceding day.

1.Thomas Lewis of Penmarke, co. Glam., esq.;. 2.Sir William Meux of Kingston in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, bart., Christopher Jeaffreson of Dulingham, co. Cambridge, esq., and Willian Poyntz, citizen and upholsterer of London;. 3.Mary Brett of the parish of St. Margarett's Westminster, co. Middlesex, widow. Settlement, in consideration of a marriage to be solemnized between the said Thomas Lewis and Mary Brett, for trusts as specified, touching the manor of Odensfee with its appurtenances in Roose, a capital mansion house called Penmarke house, a messuage called John Sluggs Tenement and two closes (20 acres) called Bald Crosses, and other properties in the parish of Penmarke, co. Glam. The said Mary Brett was seized of an estate in land and money to the value of five thousand pounds, which is to be settled on the said marriage.

1.George Gwynne of Llwyn Howell, co. Carms., esq., and Jane, his wife, and Sir Rowland Gwynne of Llanelweth, co. Radnor, knight;. 2.Thomas Gwynne of Kynhordy, and David Evans of Cwmydwr in the parish of Llanwrda, gentlemen, both of co. Carms.;. 3.Rowland Gwynne of Talliares, and Roger Maynwaring of Llandovery, gentlemen, both of co. Carms. Settlement made after the marriage of the said George Gwynne and Jane his wife, being a covenant to levy a fine of the following:- messuages and lands called Tyr Lloyn Howel, situated in the parishes of Llandingad and Killycombe; the mill called Melin Lloynhowell; Tyr-y-Tonne in the town of Llandovery, in the parish of Llandingad; Tyr pen y bont, Tyr y wayn vowr and Tyr Werthon Vach in the parish of Llandingad; yr hen Noyadd and other tenements in the town of Llandovery; Tyr Cum Crychan, Tyr y Creige, Tyr Eskyrgoch, Tyr Hirgum, Tyr nant y Llyndir, Tyr kevencoch, Tyr y Twll, etc., in the parish of Llanvair ar y brynne; Coedmawr, Tyr killi Brydvedd Issa, Tyr Nant Evan ucha, Tyr Cwm Llechach, Tyr bach, Llwyne y Brain, etc., in the parish of Llanthoysant; Tyr y Goyallt, Gwayn Goch, Gallt y Bint, Rhandyr, etc., in the parish of Mothvey; and Mandinam with a water corn grist mill called Llansevyn Mill in the parish of Llangadock; all in co. Carms.; to specified uses and limitations.

1.Richard Vaughan of Derwith, esq.;. 2.Evan John David Prutherch of the parish of Landiloe vawr, tailor, both of co. Carms. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on three lives, of a messuage called Kilwenydd with its appurtenances situated in the parish of Landiloe Vawr. Rent: two pounds two shillings annually, specified services, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1.Richard Lake and David Jones, both of the parish of Llanvihangell Aberbuthich, gentlemen;. 2.Richard Vaughan of Derwith, esq., all of co. Carms. Release, in consideration of sixty pounds and interest (remainder of a mortgage of one hundred and twenty pounds), of messuages and lands in Landiloe Isskennen and Landebie, co. Carms.

1.Thomas ap John David ap Gwillim and Richard David ap Ievan of the parish of Llanelly, co. Carms., husbandmen;. 2.Rethergh ap Gwillim ap Ievan ap Morgan. Bond in ten pounds to make a sufficient and lawful estate upon one parcel of arable land and one of meadow situated at a place called Kystellan and one parcel of land and meadow at a place called parthe emarghwerne in the manor of Burwig in the lordship of Kydwelly, co. Carms. Latin-English.

1.Owen ap John of the parish of Llanelly, co. Carms., steward (iconomus);. 2.John Thomas Bedo. Release of a tenement with its appurtenances in the parish of Llangindern, co. Carms. Dated at Llangindern. Latin. Faded and Torn.

1.Jevan David Thomas of Llanelly, co. Carms., husbandman. 2.Howel Harry Nycolas. Release of a tenement of arable land with its appurtenances situated at a place called Drimycha in the said parish of Llanelly. Boundary mentioned: Cume a Corred. Dated at Llanelly. Latin.

1.David ap Owein Morys of the parish of Llanelli, co. Carms.;. 2.Ievan Thomas ap David of Lland........... Release of a tenement of arable land with its appurtenances situated at a place called llwyn hendu in Bwrwig in the said parish of Llanelli. Latin. Faded and Worn.

1.Robert ap John David and Griffith ap John David of Llangendeyrne, co. Carms., yeomen;. 2.David ap Ievan Duy. Release of lands mentioned in No. 21, dated 1566/7, February 13. Dated at Llangendeyrne. Latin.

1.David Robert Cayse of the parish of Penbre, co. Carms., yeoman;. 2.David Moris ap Owen William, yeoman. Bond in twenty pounds for the quiet possession of the moiety of a tenement of lands with its appurtenances and three parcels of land situated in the said parish of Penbre. Latin-English.