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1. David Richard of the parish of Llanygrwyddon, co. Cardigan, yeoman, son and heir of Richard James, late of the same, yeoman, deceased;. 2. David Thomas of the parish of Llanddiniol, yeoman, son and heir of Thomas Oliver, late of the same, yeoman, deceased;. 3. Thomas Richard John of the parish of Llanygrwyddon, yeoman, Cathrine his wife, John Griffith of the parish of Llanrhystid, yeoman, and Mary his wife, which said Cathrine and Mary are the only daughters of Evan James of the parish of Llanychaiarn, yeoman, deceased;. 4. James Evans of the parish of Llanrhystid, yeoman, only son of the said Evan James and brother of the said Catherine and Mary. Transfer (by way of release) of two third parts of the mortgage specified in Nos. 18-19 from the third party to the fourth party. Endorsed is: 1741, Sept. 29 - 1. David Thomas; 2. James Evan. Further Mortgage for £10. Witnesses: Rich[ar]d Parry of Aberystwith and Tho[mas] Parry.

1. James Loxdale of Castle Hill, co. Cardigan esq.;. 2. Charlotte Phillips, widow, and John Phillips, farmer, both of Trefaes Ucha. Tenancy Agreement for the messuage and farm called Trefaes Ucha, parish of Llanilar.

1. Augustus Brackenbury of the town of Aberystwyth, co. Cardigan, esq.,. 2. Daniel Davies of Llwynbedw, parish of Llangwyryfon, farmer;. 3. David Davies of Trnygloge, parish of Llangwyryfon, farmer, a trustee named by and on behalf of the said Daniel Davies for the purpose hereinafter expressed. Release (to uses in trust), being an absolute purchase in consideration of the sum of £43-12-0, of a parcel of enclosed land, containing 14 acres 2 roods 6 perches, in the parish of L1angwyryfon, being part of an allotment of common and waste land marked 'Lot 10' lately purchased by the said Augustus Brackenbury of the commissioners appointed under an Act of Parliament passed in 55 George III entitled 'An Act for inclosing lands in the parish of Gwnnws and the several parishes therein mentioned [and] in the township of Llanrhystid Mofenidd in the county of Cardigan', bounded on the West and North by a road leading from Esgir to Trefenter, on the East by a piece of the same land lately sold by the said Augustus Brackenbury to one Jenkin Jenkins and on the South by land belonging to Thomas Davies or Lluestygarn, mason, (and more particularly described and delineated by the map or plan thereof drawn in the margin.[No plan in margin]. Note. There is another no. 4, dated 1672.

1. David Thomas of the parish of Llanddiniol, co. Cardigan, yeoman, and Margaret his wife;. 2. James Evan of the parish of Llanilar, yeoman. Release of the equity of redemption of the messuages and lands called Ffynnon Howell otherwise Crip Vary, parishes of Llanddeiniol and Llanrhystid.

Receipted Vouchers of the family of Phillips of Trefaes, p. Llanilar, co. Card., relating mainly to farm and household, goods (Nos. 57-61), rates (Nos. 59-62), income tax (No. 63) and miscellaneous financial accounts (No. 64).

Receipt and an agreement to indentify Mrs, Mary Phillips of Trefaes Ucha, widow, in respect of legacies bequeathed under the will of the late Mrs Anne James of Grip, widow.

1. Jenkin ap Evan Jenkin (as in No 6);. 2. Oliver Jenkin (as in No. 6). Quitclaim of the property specified therein.

1. Evan Jenkin of the parish of Llanristidd, co. Cardigan, gent.;. 2. Oliver Jenkin of the parish of Llathinoll, gent. Quitclaim of the property specified in No. 9.

Probate of the will of Evan James, late of Grip Issaf, parish of Llanddeiniol, co. Cardigan, farmer, together with a legacy receipt. Will dated 11 Dec. 1875.

Paper containing ?drafts of the following: 1732, Nov. 14 - 1. John Morgan of the parish of Llanddeiniol, co. Cardigan, yeoman; 2. James Evans of the parish of Llanychaiarn, yeoman. Bond for the payment of £10; 1732, Nov. 14 - 1. J[onathan] B[unch, recte Bunce] of Llanfreade, co. Cardigan, yeoman, on behalf of Mr. Henry Peyton & Company; 2. John Hughes of Aberystwyth, mariner. Agreement for the carriage of a cargo to Bristol and backwards in the sloop Katharine of Aberystwyth; [1732, Nov. c.15] - Certificate that James Evans of the parish of Llanychaian [sic] co. Cardigan, aged 23, was a likely man to make a good officer [of excise], that he proposed for his sureties Charls[sic] Richard of the parish of Llanbadarn fawr and Rich[ar]d Morice of Llanddeiniol, esqs., and that he desired to be instructed by Mr. Griffith Howel, officer of Aberystwyth; and: 1732, Nov. 18 - 1. James Evans of the parish of Llanychaiarn, co. Cardigan, yeoman; 2. David John of the parish of Llanbadarn Treveglwys, gent. Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Jenkin ap Evan Jenkin and Evan Jenkin, his son and heir apparent, both of the parish of Llanddinoll, co, Cardigan, yeomen;. 2. Watkin Lloyd of Gwerne Newidd, esq. Mortgage for £85 (by way of a deed to lead the uses of a fine) of the messuage and lands called Lletty Mappit, parish of Llandinoll.

1. Jenkin ap Evan Jenkin of the parish of Llanthinoll, co. Cardigan, and Evan Jenkin of the parish of Lledrod, his son and heir apparent, yeomen;. 2. Oliver Jenkin of the parish of Llanthinoll, yeoman. Mortgage for £45 (by way of a deed to lead the uses of a fine) of the messuage and lands called Tythyn ffynnon Howell, parishes of Llanthinoll and Llanristyde.