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1. Richard Farmer of Corveton, p. Didlebury, Shropshire, yeoman, Margaret, his wife, and Thomas Farmer, son and heir apparent of the said Richard Farmer. 2. Walter Wollaston of Bishops Castle, Shropshire, mercer. Lease And Release of a m. and lands in Castlewright.

1. Richard Farmer and Thomas Farmer. 2. Walter Wollaston. Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Walter Wollaston of Bishops Castle, Shropshire, mercer. 2. Robert Shuker of Castlewright, co. Mont., yeoman. Release of a m. and lands in Castlewright.

1. Morris Powell of Castlewright, co. Mont., yeoman. 2. Robert Shuker of Castlewright, yeoman. 3. Nathaniell Shuker, eldest son and heir apparent of the said Robert Shuker. Lease And Release of a m. and lands in Castlewright.

1. Edward Farmer, butcher, and John Harris, both of Castlewright, co. Mont. 2. Robert Shuker of Castlewright, yeoman. Bargain And Sale of a m. and lands in Castlewright.

1. Sir Francis Charlton of Ludford, Herefordshire, bart, and Blunden Charlton, esq., his son and heir apparent. 2. Thomas Foley of Witley Court, Worcestershire, esq., Phillip Foley of Prestwood, Staffordshire, esq., Salwey Winnington of Stamford Court, Worcestershire, esq., Edward Winnington of the Middle Temple, London, esq., James Nash of Martley, Worcestershire, gent., Joseph Cox of Kidderminster in Worcestershire, gent., and Mary Foley, sister of the said Thomas Foley. 3. John Holmden of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, and Thomas Gilbert of Breadstreet, London, gent's. 4. William Hamner of Fens, co. Flint, esq., and Leighton the Younger of Wattlesborough, Shropshire, gent. Settlement prior to the marriage of the said Blunden Charlton and the said Mary Foley of the man. or lp of Ludford, Herefordshire, the man. house in Ludford and all the property of the said Sir Francis Charlton and Blunden Charlton in p. Ludford, Herefordshire, and in Overton, p. Rickards Castle, Shropshire, the man. of Whitton, the man. house called the court of Whitton, alias Whitton Court, the man., capital m., and tmt called the Bower and all the property of the said Sir Francis and Blunden Charlton in Whitton, Wootton, Greete, Nash, Hathall, alias Hartall, Burford, or elsewhere in p's Burford and Greete, Shropshire, a capital m. in or near the town of Bishops Castle, and all the property of Sir Francis and Blunden Charlton in or within the precincts of the town of Bishops Castle and in the several t's and places called Hobland, Henley, Widbach, Broughton, Colebach and Old Church Moore, Lydham, and in several p's Bishops Castle and Lydham, the man. of Colbach, alias Calbach, in p. Bishops Castle, the m. and lands called Bennetts End, p. Caineham, Shropshire, and all the property of Sir Francis and Blunden Charlton in the t's of Churchstock, Huzington, Bishops Three Towns, and Rorvos, p. Churchstock, and elsewhere in co. Mont. Copy.

1. Edward Farmer of Castlewright, co. Mont., butcher, Katherine, his wife, and John Harris of Castlewright aforesaid, eldest son and heir apparent of the said Katherine by Evan Harris, her former husband. 2. Robert Shuker of Castlewright, yeoman. Lease And Release, being a mortgage for £200, of a m. and lands in Castlewright. Names mentioned: the great meadow, white leasow, eight ridges, Clerkes leasow, Werne, Pound close, the road leading from Bishopps Mote Hill to Montgomery.

1. William Moris of Pentrenant, co. Mont., gent. 2. Robert Shuker of Castlewright, yeoman. Discharge of the mortgage specified in No. 1 of 29 Sept. 1687.

1. John Edwards of Pentry, co. Mont., gent. 2. Thomas Edwards of Pentry, son and heir apparent of the said John Edwards. 3. Phillip Morris of Clun, Shropshire, gent. Articles Of Agreement for the settlement of property in the t's of Castlewright, Mellington, and Aston, co. Mont. Names mentioned: Hendry Wood, Hendry Meadow, Hendry Leasow, Maesevall, the Covey, the six days' Math, the five penny task, the little Covey in Aston, the acres in Mellington and Aston, Werngron, alias Rolver, in Castlewright, Coombray brook, the ox leasow, Penty Hall in Castlewright, Teer Kevenog, the further Chappell leasow.

1. Thomas Davies, formerly of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, and now of Ifton, Shropshire, gent., and Dorothy, his wife, Hannah Davies, Sarah Davies, Abigaile Davies, and Martha Davies, spinsters and sisters of the said Thomas Davies, John Lloyd of Shrewsbury aforesaid, maltster, Thomas Mee of Shrewsbury, merchant, and Rebecca Evans, the widow and sole executrix of Jenkin Evans, late of Oswestry, Shropshire, gent., dec. 2. John Gardner of Montgomery, co. Mont., apothecary. Lease And Release of a m. in the town of Montgomery.

1. Sir Edward Acton of Aldenham, bart, and Richard Fleming of Shadwell, gent., both of Shropshire. 2. Mathew Mathews of Giveendee, co. Mont., gent. 3. William Morris of Pentrenant, co. Mont., gent. Transfer of mortgage for £400 of several parcels of land called the feeding grounds and known by the several names of Lower Berth Lloyd, alias the further Berth Lloyd, the horse close, Grandfather's field, alias Grandfather's Close, Lower Mellington Field, alias the hither Mellington Field, the Sluice piece, the Little Berth Lloyd, and Holly Close. Other names mentioned: Pentry Gough y Gwenyth, Honey meadow, Midle Berth Lloyd, Little Crow Meadow, Crow Meadow, thistle leasow, a parcel of land called the New Tyndings in Mellington, two meadows called Gwerndee Meadow and Maies Issa, the courthouse meadow, Little round meadow. Other names mentioned: a river called Cemlett, Pinn meadow, a meadow called the six days math, all in the t. of Millington, p. Churchstock, co. Mont.

Final Concord in a fine between John Gardner, plaintiff, and John Hodges and Judith, his wife, deforciants, of property in the town of Montgomery. Latin.

1. John Harris of Castlewright, co. Mont., yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. Nathaniell Shuker of Castlewright, gent. Lease And Release (to provide collateral security with reference to previous indentures (Nos 9 - 10 of 14-15 Jan. 1724)) of lands in Castlewright called Stocks meadow and ye two acres; with covenant to levy a fine.

1. Morgan Jones of Y Ty y Moil y Dinas, p. Castle, co. Mont., gent., Anne, his wife, and Rees Jones, their son. 2. Henry Parry of the town of Pool, tanner, and Edward Turner of Keelgwrgon, gent. Lease Of Possession of m's and lands called Tyddin Basked y ddol in Rhiwhiriarth, pen y Kae, Cluttie, Tyddin pen y Kae, and other lands in Kellygasson, and y Ty y Moyly Dinas in the t. of Coomgoron and Castle.

1. Sir Blunden Charlton of Ludford, Herefordshire, bart, and Dame Mary, his wife, and Francis Charlton, esq., their eldest son and heir apparent. 2. Charles Baldwyn and Alexander Mawdesley of Clements Inn, Middlesex, gent's. 3. Rt Hon. Thomas, Lord Foley, Baron of Kidderminster, and the Rt Hon. Richard, Lord Viscount Castlmain of the Kingdom of Ireland. 4. Job Charlton of Staunton, Nottinghamshire, esq., Edward Foley, and Richard Foley of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esq's, the Hon. Thomas Winnington, esq., one of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Edward Harley, junior of Eyewood, Herefordshire, esq., and Paul Foley of Newport, Herefordshire, esq. Settlement in trust of the property of the said Francis Charlton in the t's of Churchstock, Huzington, Bishops three Towns, and Rorvas in p. Churchstock and elsewhere in co. Mont., the man. of Ludford, the man. house and property in p. Ludford, the property of Sir Blunden Charlton and Francis Charlton in Overton or elsewhere in p. Richards Castle, Shropshire, the man. of Whitton, Shropshire, the man. house called the Court of Whitton, alias Whitton Court, a m. and tmt called the Bower, and all the property of the said Sir Blunden and Francis Charlton in Whitton, Wootton, Bennetts End, Greet, Nash, Hathall, alias Harthall, or elsewhere within p's or precincts of Burford, Caynham, and Greet, the town or precincts of Bishops Castle, and in the several t's or places called Hobland, Henley, Widbach, Broughton, Colebach, Old Church Moore, Lydham, and in p's Bishops Castle and Lydham and the man. of Colebach, alias Calbach. Other names mentioned: Nurton, Coydbach, Nayth, Gaversell, Brin, and Bennetts End.

1. Frances Pugh of Knighton, co. Rad., widow, John Pugh of p. Clirow, co. Rad., mercer, and Katherine, his wife, William Pugh of Pontesbury, Shropshire, clerk, and Richard Pugh of the Goytre, p. Kerry, co. Mont., yeoman. 2. Robert Mathews of Bucknel, Shropshire, gent. 3. Joan Stansall of Bucknel aforesaid, spinster. Lease And Release, being a mortgage for £100 of m's and land called Goytre vaugh or Little Goytre, Comtervarlog, and one other small m., all in the t's of Goytre and Killroyth, p. Kerry, co. Mont.

1. John Gardner of the town of Oswestry, Shropshire, clothmaker. 2. Edward Weaver the elder of the town of Montgomery, co. Mont., maltster, and Edward Weaver the younger of Montgomery, shoemaker, his eldest son and heir apparent. Lease And Release of a m. with the shop and malthouse in or near the street called Kerry street on one side and the inn called Green Dragon on the other side and the undivided moiety of a toft or decayed house adjoining the highway to Bishops Castle and of three parcels of land, one called Little Clostremear, one called the Lower Meadow, and the other adjoining thereto, all in p. Montgomery, together with sitting places in the p. church.

1. Sir Thomas Charlton of Ludford, Herefordshire, bart. 2. William Davies of the town of Montgomery, co. Mont., maltster. Lease for 99 years of a m. and land called the Rorva in the t. of Castlewright, p. Mainstone, co. Mont.

1. Thomas Weaver of the town of Montgomery, co. Mont., timberman. 2. Edward Weaver of Montgomery, maltster. Deed Of Partition of a toft and orchard adjoining broad street in the town of Montgomery. Memorandum of an agreement to exchange part of a divided toft and to build a wall endorsed.

1. John Weaver, late of the town of Montgomery, co. Mont., but now of Kington, Herefordshire, saddler. 2. William Davies of the said town of Montgomery, maltster. Lease And Release of a dwelling house adjoining the Bell Inn in the said town of Montgomery.