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1. Nicholas Lechmore of Hanley, Worcestershire, and Edmund Lechmore of Staple Inn, Middlesex, esq's. 2. Lloyd Kenyon of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq., His Majesty's Attorney General. 3. Robert Wilson Cracroft of Denham, Middlesex, esq., and John Coore of the city of London, gent. 4. Walwyn Shepheard of Boswell Court, p. St Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent. Mortgage as a collateral security for £1,000 and interest of the property of 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 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.

Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions held at Pool, co. Mont., between John Martin, esq., demandant, and James Mathews, gent., tenant, of m's and lands in Churchstock, otherwise Churchstoke, Huzington, otherwise Hussington, Millington, otherwise Mellington, Mainstone, Bishops three Towns, Castlewright, and Rorvas, otherwise Rowas, and in p's Churchstock, otherwise Churchstoke, and Mainstone, co. Mont. Vouchees: Nicholas Lechmore Charlton, esq., and Moses Mills. Copy.

Plea of a recovery suffered at the Great Sessions held at Pool, co. Mont., by John Home against James Mathews, gent., of m's and lands in Castlewright and in p. Mainstone, co. Mont., with William Davies and William Nathaniel Davies as vouchees for the first part and Moses Mills vouchee for the second part. Bill for Recovery enclosed.

1. Arthur Davies Owen of Pennant, co. Mont., esq. 2. Mary Lloyd of Clawddydre in Montgomery, widow. Lease And Release of a m. called the Lower Tanhouse in the town of Montgomery.

Will dated 12 April 1806.

Deeds and documents, 1807-1887.

1. Thomas Pemberton of Millichope Park, esq., and Robert Pemberton of Shrewsbury, gent., both of Shropshire, surviving devisees and executors named in the last will and testament of Katherine More, late of Millichope Park aforesaid, dec. 2. Thomas Mostyn Edwards of Pentre Hall, co. Mont., esq. Lease And Release, being a reassignment in discharge of a mortgage of 20-21 April 1787, of a m. and land called Rolva farm in the t. of Castlewright, p. Mainstone, and Clemendoes farm in p. Churchstoke, both in co. Mont.

Abstract Of Title of Thomas Mostyn Edwards, esq., to a m. and lands called Rolva or Beamonds Tenement, p. Mainstone, Shropshire.

1. Margaret Maria Attye of Ingon Grange, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, widow. 2. Elizabeth Anne, Countess Guidoboni Visconti of Puttenham Priory, Guildford, Surrey, widow. 3. Marian Lloyd of Puttenham Priory aforesaid, spinster. 4. Augusta Jessie Lloyd of 11 Queens Gate Terrace, Middlesex, spinster. 5. Audley Vaughan Gosling of 1 Pall Mall Place, Middlesex, a lieutenant in Her Majesty's Worcester Regiment 2nd Battalion. 6. John Maurice Edward Lloyd of Lincoln's Inn, barrister at law. Absolute Sale of a m. called the Tanhouse, with the tannery yards and building thereto belonging and the four cottages thereto adjoining and facing on the Bishops Castle road, all in the bor. of Montgomery. Plan inclosed of premises conveyed.

Abstract Of Title of Nicholas Lechmere Charlton, esq., to certain manors and estates in Shropshire and co. Mont., with a continuation of the title of T. M. Edwards to two farms, part of the said estates.

1. Thomas Lewis Lloyd of Nantwellt, co. Rad., and Edward Pryse Lloyd of Glansevin, co. Carm., esq's. 2. David Lloyd of the Court, co. Mont., esq. 3. Maurice Edward Lloyd of Montgomery, clerk. Lease And Release of a m. in the town of Montgomery adjoining the tanhouse garden belonging to the said David Lloyd.

Will dated 20 Jan. 1820, with codicils dated 10 Feb. 1827 and 13 March 1828.

1. Rev. Maurice Lloyd and the Rev. John Lloyd, both of Montgomery, co. Mont., clerks. 2. John William Lloyd, a lieutenant in Her Majesty's 12th Regiment of Foot. Grant of a piece of land in the town of Montgomery bounded on the western side and northern end by the tanhouse garden, formerly belonging to David Lloyd, dec.

1. Maurice More Lloyd of Montgomery, co. Mont., esq. 2. John Maurice Edward Lloyd of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law. Absolute Sale of two cottages known as the Well house Cottages, with land and gardens and three other gardens, all in the town of Montgomery. Emendations (1 June 1889) to conveyance of title endorsed.

1. Hughe Morice of Mellinton, co. Mont., gent. 2. Richard Morice of Mellinton aforesaid, son of the said Hughe Morice and of Joyce, now wife of the said Hughe. 3. Edward Powel of Shadwell, Shropshire, Arthur Powel of Hurdley, co. Mont., Griffith Myddleton of p. Chirbury, Shropshire, and Thomas Mathewes of Brompton, Shropshire, gent's. Settlement subsequent to the marriage of Hughe Morice and Joyce, his wife, of a m. in the occupation of Thomas Gwilte and Franncs Gwilte, lands called the Newe Leasowe, a meadow called y ddol oley, and four ridges of land in Mellinton in the lp of the three towns, alias Tirtref Escobb, co. Mont.; with warrant to deliver seisin on behalf of Hughe Morice to Howell Prichard of Hurdley, co. Mont., gent., and William Mathewes of Mellinton.

Final Concord in a fine between Edward Jones, mercer, plaintiff, and Robert Powell, citizen and clothworker of London, and Anne, his wife, deforciants, of a m. and lands in Mellington, alias Mellinton, co. Mont. Latin.

1. David ap Rice ap George, gent., William ap David ap Rice, gent., son and heir apparent of the said David ap Rice ap George, David ap David ap Rice, gent., another of the sons of the said David ap Rice ap George, and Griffith ap David ap Rice, gent., another of the sons of the said David ap Rice ap George, all of Rhandir in p. Llandissill, co. Mont. 2. Richard Morris of Rhandir, yeoman. Quitclaim of all title to m's and lands in the t. of Rhandir aforesaid. Names mentioned: Errowe Biblet, y vron, lloyn bach, y plocney, and y plockyn in yr werne vawer.

1. David ap Richard and John Davies, both of Rhandir, co. Mont., gent's. 2. Charles Morris of Rhandir, yeoman. Bond for the quiet possession of lands called Cae hir, lying between the highway leading from Llandissill towards Bishoppes Castle on the one side and a common called Keven y Coed on the other in the t. of Rhandir, co. Mont.