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1 Mary Jones of Gelli, p. Llanfair, co. Mont., widow. 2 John Griffiths of Welsh pool, same co., grocer. 3 William Corrie of Inner Temple, London, barrister; Rev. John Forster of Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex; William Yardley of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, barrister. 4 Richard Ford of Shrewsbury, esq. Transfer Of Mortgage (by release) of property in no. 72; recital of no. 61 and Mortgage 22 Nov. 1822 by (a) Mary Jones (b) John Jones of Gelly (c) John Griffiths and (d) Thomas Yates for £1,200 on a security of £300 from (c). Consideration: £3,100 at 5%. Endorsed: '(26)+ (28)', '(30)'.

Transcripts (4 Sept. 1860) from PRO of Official Certificate Of Common Recovery of Pentyrch from Montgomery Plea Rolls, Spring 1813, at the Great Sessions, Pool [Welshpool] before Robert Dallas and Francis Burton, justices: (2) William Jones (tenant to the praecipe); (3) John Thomas; (4) Moses Mills. Property specified as 4 m's, 4 cottages, 4 barns, 6 stables, etc. (1) is given seisin by William Pugh, esq., sheriff, on 8 April 1813. Certificate of copy signed by H. J. Sharpe, Assistant Keeper of the Public Records. Endorsed: '(54)'.

1 William Powell the elder (demandant). 2 Edward Lloyd (tenant to the praecipe). 3 Lewis (Ludovicus) Davies (1st vouchee). 4 Edward Davies (2nd vouchee). Transcript Of Recovery on Court Roll at Great Sessions, Welshpool (Polam), before Hugh Foulkes and Spencer Cowper, justices. Endorsed in an 18thC hand: 'no. (10)'. Latin.

1 John Stephens, gent. (demandant). 2 John Colley the younger, gent. (tenant to the praecipe). 3 Henry Jones and Mary, his wife (1st vouchees). 4 Francis Howland (2nd vouchee). Transcript Of A Common Recovery of 1 m., 1 barn, 1 garden and 15 a. furze and heath, t. Pentirch, p. Llanvair [Caereinion], co. Mont., at the court of Great Sessions, Pool [Welshpool]. Note of delivery of seisin by sheriff, Henry Thomas, esq., on 3 April 1742. Endorsed in 18thC hand: 'This belongs to Mr Jno. Morris of Dolwar as Mortgagee of the premisses.', and: 'Mary the widow of Henry Jones lives with Margaret Owens of Pennarth'. Endorsed in late 18thC hand: 'Tyddin madog pentirch no. (11)'.

Signed Extracts from Parish Registers of baptisms, marriages and deaths: from the parish churches of Llanfair Caerinion and Llanfihangel[-yng-ngwynfa], relating to the Jones family of Pentyrch, John Thomas of Llanfair and John Watkins of Rhosaflo, same p.. Endorsed on wrapper are accounts of shares. [cf. no. 77].

1 Thomas Brown of Sweeney, p. Oswestry, Shropshire, gent. 2 Owen Jones of t. Pentirch, p. Llanvair Carinion, co. Mont., gent. Release of piece of meadow late of William James, t. Pentirch, and a seat in the parish church of Llanvair [Caereinion] next to (2)'s seat app. to Gelly now held by John Davies of p. Llanvair. Recital of a lease and release 24-5 Sept. 1753 between: (a) William James of Oswestry, apothecary; Margarett, his wife; (b) (1); and (c) (2), conveying m's and tmt's in t. Brynglass, p. Llanvair Carinion, then occupied by John Pryce and David Watkin, and the piece of meadow, t. Pentirch, then occupied by Widow Pryce, now by (2), subject to a proviso that (2) would pay £300 with interest on a day 'long past'. (2) has leased and released all the said property except the meadow and seat to William Morgan of Berthincows, p. Carno, co. Mont. Consideration: £300 for the entire property. Endorsed: Note by William Morgan of Berthincows [Perthencws, now Plas Llysun, Carno] to show deeds when required. In 18thC hands: 'Release of a piece of Meadow in Pentirch called llwyn y rhelem', 'no. (12)'.

1 David Jones, late of Cyfronydd [p. Welshpool], co. Mont., now of Harborne near Lymington, Hampshire, esq. 2 Griffith Evans of 1 Hamilton Terrace, Morre Park, Chester, eldest son and heir of Griffith Evans, formerly of Maes-y-pandy, p. Tallyllyn, co. Mer., later of Yarra Flats, colony of Australia, since dec. 3 Rev.Owen Jones, late of Gelli, p. Llanfair, now of 2 Richmond Vale, Seaforth, Lancashire, gent. 4 Abraham Howell of Welshpool, gent.; Edward Jones of same, gent.; Joseph Richards of Lower Hall, p. Myfod [Meifod], co. Mont., farmer. 5 William Mark Howell, of Welchpool, gent. Reconveyance: Release and assurance of the Gelli, Pentyrch and Maesmadoc estate, p. Llanfair [Caereinion]. Recital of nos 76-7, 79, 83, 85-6. Part of the Gelli and Pentyrch estates had been mortgaged to Edward Mortimer Green in December 1860 for £2,700 and a sheepwalk mortgaged to William Lort of the Cotteridge, Kings Norton, Worcestershire, esq., for £1,390. Endorsed: '(43)'.

1 Edward Legh; David Howell. 2 David Howell; Benjamin Ellis Morgan of Aberystwith, co. Card., esq.; William Mark Howell of Welshpool, co. Mont., gent. Reconveyance of property mentioned in no. 92. Consideration: £2,600. Endorsed: '(47)'.

1 Christopher Jones and John Jones of Llanfair, co. Mont., curriers. 2 Rev. Owen Jones, late of Gelli now of Montgomery. Reconveyance of property mentioned in no. 87 to (2), on payment of mortgage sum of £290. (1) are sons of William Jones of Llanfair, dec. 11 Nov. 1870. Endorsed: '(42)'. Endorsed on no. 87.

1 Anne Evans of 1 Hamilton Terrace, Hoole Rd, Chester, spinster. 2 William Mark Howell [of Welshpool]. 3 William Lort [of King's Norton, Worcestershire]. 4 Christopher Jones and John Jones of p. Llanfair, tanners. 5 Abraham Howell; Edward Jones; Joseph Richards. 6 Owen Jones. Reconveyance of outstanding legal estate of same property as in no. 90. Griffith Jones Evans the elder had died at Yarra Flats, Australia, in 1864 and Griffith Jones Evans alias Griffith Evans the younger was absent at the time of no. 90, as captain of the 'Ellen Redford' of Liverpool. Mention that he was 'lost at sea' on 20 Dec. 1869 off Beachy Head on her homeward voyage from S. America 'by reason of being run down by a Steam Vessel', and died intestate. Endorsed: '(44)'. Endorsed on back of no. 90. [5 August 1871: see no. 88].

1 Catherine Morgan of 45 Marine Terrace, Aberystwith, co. Card., spinster. 2 Benjamin Ellis Morgan of 2 Marine Terrace, same town, gent.; William Mark Howell, gent. 3 Rev. Owen Jones of Gelli, Llanfair; Mary his wife. Reconveyance of capital m. Gelli and Gelli farm, p. Llanfair, subject to a trust sum of £1,100 and trust's Recital of 90-1. Consideration: £2,600. Endorsed: '(48)'.

Probate of the will of Owen Jones of Pentyrch, p. Llanfair Caereinion, co. Mont., diocese of St Asaph, yeoman. His son Owen is to have all his estate on condition he pays £72 but of it and an annuity of £5 to daughter Mary. The latter is to have also the household goods. To his wife he leaves the two best cows, young bay mare, and the rest of the husbandry implement's Owen the son is to divide the sheep equally between himself and Mary and to be sole executor. Seal.

1 Owen Jones, late of Gelli, now of Montgomery, gent.; Mary his wife. 2 William Rees of Towyn, co. Mer., shopkeeper. 3 William Jones of Llanfair [Caereinion], co. Mont., gent. Mortgage of Tythynednefed now Pentre, Tycoch yn Pentyrch, Ysgyn y Gelli yr efel or Gelli, Maesmadoc with the sheepwalk of Penyfron, p. Llanfair, and appointment of trust homes and premises settled on the marriage of (1). Recital of nos 78, 80, 83 and 85, and of 76. (1)'s child had died leaving a third portion undivided. Consideration: £290. Endorsed: '104', '(41)', '(34 in Pal) Ni'.

1 Henry Jones the younger of Pentirch, co. Mont., gent. 2 John Morris of Dolwar, same co., gent. Mortgage of Tyddin Madog Pentirch [t. Pentyrch], reciting no. 20 and a Final Concord 24 April 1739 between (2) as querent and (1) and Mary his wife as deforciants of same property, which are used as security for £73.10.0. Consideration: £50 at 5% p.a.. Endorsed in late 18thC hand: 'Tyddin madog pentirch no. (7)'.

1 Mary Jones of Gelli, p. Llanfair, co. Mont., widow. 2 William Corrie of Inner Temple, London, barrister; Rev. John Forster of Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex; William Yardley of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, barrister. 3 David Jones of Coffunydd [Cyfronydd, p. Welshpool], co. Mont., esq. 4 Richard Ford of Shrewsbury, esq. 5 William Yearsley of Liverpool, gent. Mortgage of property listed in no. 72 to (3) for £3,100 to repay (2) on (2)'s security. Endorsed: '(3)'. Attached to 73.

1 Thomas Yates of Welshpool, co. Mont., gent. 2 John Griffiths of Welsh pool, same co., grocer. 3 Mary Jones of Gelli, p. Llanfair, co. Mont., widow. 4 William Corrie of Inner Temple, London, barrister; Rev. John Forster of Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex; William Yardley of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, barrister. 5 Edward Yardley of Sergeants Inn, London, barrister. Mortgage of property listed in no. 72 for £3,100 to (4) and Richard Ford of Shrewsbury, esq., to be held in trust by (5). Recital of nos 52, 57-61. Endorsed: '27' [crossed out], '(29)'.

1 Mary Jones of Gelli, p. Llanfair, co. Mont., widow. 2 John Griffiths of Welshpool, same co., grocer. 3 John Owens of the town of Pool [Welshpool], gent. 4 Thomas Yates of same, gent. Mortgage of property in nos 58-60, also of capital m. or tmt y Ty-yn-kelly-yr-Efel otherwise Gelli, p. Llanfair, formerly the property of Owen Jones, grandfather of (1), afterwards of John Jones, father of (1), now by latter; for 1,000 years in trust. (3) transfers trusteeship to (4). Consideration: £1,200 at 5% interest. Endorsed: '(24)' [crossed out], '(18)', '(3)' [in pencil].

1 David Jones of Tremadoc, co. Caern., tanner. 2 William Rees of Towyn, co. Mer., draper. 3 David Owen of Machynlleth, co. Mont., joiner. Mortgage of m's of Derlwyn, p. Carno, and Maesmadoc, p. Llanfair, 2 m's in Towyn lately occupied by Edward Jones and John Jones, now by (2), adjoining to a former inn, the Red Lion, now a house occupied by Morris Lewis and Robert Davies, with a roadway at back. Consideration: £300. Endorsed: note of receipt by (3) of £300 with interest dated 12 Aug. 1852, '(30)' [crossed out], '(39)'.

1 Henry Jones the elder of Pentirch, co. Mont.; and Henry Jones the younger, son and heir, gent.s; Mary, his wife. 2 John Morris of Dolwar [p. Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa], co. Mont., gent. Mortgage of m. or tmt Tyddin Madog Pentirch, t. Pentirch, co. Mont., then held by (1) except for a chamber reserved to Henry Jones the elder for his wife. Consideration: £70; redeemable for £73.10.0 by 25 Oct. 1739 by Henry Jones the younger and Mary, his wife. Endorsed in an 18thC hand: 'Henry Jones and his Son's Deed of Mortgage Lease of poss'ion and Bond of Perform.ce to John Morris for 70 L' and: 'Tyddyn Madog Pentirch. 'no. (5)'. Part of deed is missing.

1 Henry Harris of Mathravel, co. Mont.; Margarett, his wife; Elizabeth Davies of Llangyniew, co. Mont. 2 Edward Lloyd of Broniarth, same co. Mortgage of m. and tmt Y Ty yn Kelly yr efel, t. Pentirch, (former occupiers given as in nos 12 and 13). Consideration: £20. Endorsed in 18thC hands: 'Henry Harris's Deeds', 'Miss Lloyd of Pantglase's Titles Deeds', 'no. (8)'.