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The archive comprises almost entirely of title deeds relating to the Orielton estate in Pembrokeshire, and to a lesser extent in Angelsey and Caernarfonshire, 1466-1875.

Deeds of properties belonging to Lewis Powell of Pembroke, Alderford Russell of Greenhill, Ievan William of Manernawan, Thomas Lloyd of Kilkeithed, John Lloyd of Killyglinen, co. Pemb., and William Owen of Brondeg, co. Ang., and others, 1580-1670, in p's Pwllcrochan, Rosemarket, St Davids, Llanhowell, Stainton, and Camrose, co. Pemb., and in the commotes of Meyney, Llivon, Tallabollyon, Maltrathe, co. Ang., and Penmachno, co. Denb.. Also the inquisition post mortem of Hugh Owen, knight, 5 April 1614, and a fine for the marriage of John Lloyd of Killyglinen, ward of the king, 1636.

Mortgages of policies of insurance on the life of Sir John Owen, 1856-61; probate of the will of Dame Mary Francis Owen of Boulsdon Croft, p. Newent, Gloucestershire, widow of Sir John Owen of Orielton, 1874; deeds of m's and lands in p's St Michaels, Pembroke, St Mary, Pembroke, Monkton, Matletwy and Llanunda, co. Pemb., 1805-40; schedule of deeds of lands in Llankadwall, and Llanvirian, co. Ang., mortgaged to Sir Arthur Owen, 1716; memoranda relating to the Plas Bach estate, p's Llangawalader and Llanfeirian, co. Ang., 1736-7, release for £2,000 charged on the Anglesey estate in p's Llangadwalader, Llanvirian, Trefdraeth, and Llangristiolis, 1809; commission of the peace, co. Pemb., 1825; appointment of deputy lieutenants by Sir John Owen, 1861; copy of the probate will (1698) of Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton, 1699; will of Sir John Owen of Orielton, 1823; probate will of Elizabeth Owen of High Street, Haverfordwest spinster, 1825; administration of the will (1656) of Sir John Owen, 1861.

Leases of m's and lands in p's Coedcanlas, St Michaels, Pembroke, Monkton, Fishgard, Tenby and Rhoscrowther, 1765-1821; reconveyance by Sir Hugh Owen to Hugh Barlow of an estate in p's St Davids, Llanryan, St Edrins, Marthery, Llanrhythan, St Lawrence, Langum, Talbenny, Burton, St Mary, Haverfordwest, St Thomas, Haverfordwest, Camrose and Rosemarket, 1806; marriage settlement of Edward Wogan of Boulston and Anne Owen of lands in p's Burton, Freystrop, St Martins, Haverfordwest, Carew, Jeffreston, Rudbaxton, Spittle, Llanrhian, Whitchurch, Llandeloy, Llanhowell, Dale, St Brides, Camrose, Harleston West and Stainton, co. Pemb., 1700; appointment of Sir John Owen as steward of man. Devy and the castle and lp of Haverfordwest, 1812; letters of administration and inventory of the goods of Nathaniel Powell of Greenhill, 1681; marriage settlement of Edward Wogan and Anne Owen, daughter of Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton, 1700; marriage settlement of Sir John Owen and Mary Frances Stephenson of Queens Square, p. St George, Middlesex, 1830; mortgages of assurance policies on the life of Sir John Owen of Orielton' 1838-56; release relating to the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Brereton, dec., 1764.

Deeds relating to the Greenhill estate in p's Pwllcrochan and Talbenny, co. Pemb., 1607-1741; release of man. Lamphey and m's and lands in p. Lamphey, 1706; assignment of £1,000 charged on the estate of Sir William Owen in cos Pemb. and Ang., 1768; leases of m's and lands in p's St Mary, Pembroke, Martletwy, St Thomas, Haverfordwest, Rhoscrowther and Monkton, 1755-1816; reassignment of a mortgage of Plas yn Llanvaglan, Bryn Teg, Tythin Llewelin otherwise Bron Llewelin, Tythin y Ddreinos and Llwyn yn, p. Llanvaglan, co. Caern., 1668; bargain and sale of Glan r Avon and Traian, p. Llanvair yn y Comott, co. Ang., 1716; demise of collieries in p. Martletwy and the chapelry of Coedcanlas, co. Pemb., 1813; appointment of new trustees under the marriage settlement of Sir John Owen of Orielton, 1834; order in a Chancery suit ex parte Sir John Owen, 1840; abstract of title of John Hill Harries of Priskilly and his son to m's and lands in p's St Nicholas, Jordanston, Grandston, Mathry and St Davids, co. Pemb., 1843; abstract of title of George Hammond Walley of Plas Madoc, co. Denb., to the Plas Madoc estate, p. Ruabon, co. Denb., 1876; depositions of witnesses in a suit between Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton and Henry Walter, plaintiffs, and Thomas Corbet and Dorothy his wife, defendants, touching a right of way (used for the carriage of coal and culm from the coal pits at Nash) from the Pitt Park to Black Tarr in p. Langum, co. Pemb., 1679.

Deeds of properties belonging to Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, Thomas Lloyd of Kilkethed, William Owen of Landshipping, George Owen of Berllan, Rowland Phillips Laugharne of Orlandon, Lewis Wogan of Boulston and others in p's St Nicholas (Pembroke), Granston, Lamphey, St Mary (Tenby), Llanrian, Marloes, St Brides, Camrose, Lambston, Boulston, Burton, Freystrop, Cosheston, Rudbaxton, Uzmaston, St Davids, Llanhowell, Llandeloy, Whitchurch and St Martins (Haverfordwest), co. Pemb., 1663-1776. Also a 'challenge' pedigree of Thomas Lloyd of Kilglinnen, 17th cent.; marriage settlement of Edward Wogan, son of Lewis Wogan of Boulston, and Ann Owen, daughter of Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton, of man. Cardigan, the Priory of Cardigan, man. Tregibby, co. Card., and m's and lands called Folcaston, p. Roch, and Kilgerran Mill and weir, co. Pemb., 1700; and the settlement before the marriage of William Owen of Penrhos, and Elizabeth Owen, youngest daughter of Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, 1731.

Deeds of properties in co. Pemb. including a confirmation of m's and lands at Kilygulynen and Nantybigell, p. Llanvaire Nantygove, 1595, and leases of m's and lands on the Orielton estate in p's Martletwy, Langum, Freystrop, St Mary (Pembroke), Coedcanlas, and Camrose, 1746-1806.

Deeds of m's and lands belonging to Jane Warren of Trewern, Thomas Lloyd of Kilkethed, Ievan William of Manernawan, John Voyle of St. Elvews, David Hughes of Killiglynen, Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, co. Pemb., and Margaret Wynne of Tynllwydon, Robert Owen of Penrhose, co. Ang., and Anne Owen of Penrhose, co. Ang., in p's Llaurian, St Davids, Whitchurch in Dewsland, Jordanston, Pwllcrochan, Rosemarket, Llanstadwell, Talbenny, Penally and St Marys (Tenby), co. Pemb., and Llanvaglan, co. Caern., and Llanynhenedl, Llanfflewyn, Llanddeusant, Rhoscolyn, Holyhead, Beaumares and Llantrygarne, co. Ang., 1566-1795. Also copy court roll of man. Lamphey, 1795, and a case for counsel's opinion on the petition of Hugh Barlow, esq., against Sir Erasmus Phillips, bart, the sitting member, in respect of the parliamentary franchise within the town and county of Haverfordwest.

Deeds including an assignment of an annuity of £1,000 to William Owen of Landshipping and Weriot Owen of Great Hook, 1736; lease for a release of Hugh Barlow's marriage settlement on m's and lands called Williamston and Beakon Park, p's Bigelly, Furshill and Flemson, Martletwy, Redbarth, p. Carew, Canton's Tree, Millar and Brine, p. Jeffreston, North Newton, Newton, Whitewell, Lidstep, Penally, Astridge and Vatson, p. Gumfreston, and lands in Robeston, Cosheston, Lawrenny, and Yerbeston, 1736; marriage settlement of William Owen of Williamston and Emme Owen, daughter of Sir Arthur Owen, of man. Benton and m's and lands in p. Burton, 1751; and a release of Eastmoor, Westmoor, Holly Lake, and Hay, p. Manorbier, Holloway and Frankleston, Penally, Weste and Easte Trewent, Paddock, Noe Town, p. Stackpole, Killpason, Killpason Mill, Corse side, and Newton lands, p. Rhoscrowther, and Slade, Jameston Croft, and Brays Park, p. Manorbier, 1784.

Leases of m's and lands in p's Monkton, Rhoscrowther, St Michaels Pembroke and Coedcanlas, co. Pemb., 1766-1816; deeds of the lands of Thomas Lloyd of Greenhill in p's Bigelly, St Mary, Monkton, Jeffreston, Keynalton, Pwllcrochan, Langum, Burton, and Llanstinan, co. Pemb., 1683-93; deed of appointment from Sir Arthur Owen of £2,000 for the portion of his daughter Emme Owen and of lands in co. Ang., 1751; release of the marriage settlement of Hugh Barlow of Lawrenny, 1736; release of man. Lamphey, Lamphey Park, Orielton, and other property in co. Pemb., man. Aberfraw and m's and lands in co. Ang., 1724; copy will of Richard Lang of Woodhouse, p. Coedcanlas, 1799.

Release of man. Lamphey, m's and lands in p's Lamphey, Camrose, Brawdy, Langum, Burton and Talbenny, the manors of Hogeston and Talbeny and Burton, etc., co. Pemb., 1676; release of the Paterchurch estate, co. Pemb., 1720; deed connected with the marriage settlement of Hugh Barlowe, 1736; conveyance of Chappel Hill, p. St Mary, Tenby, 1769; mortgages by Sir John Owen, 1828-60; leases of m's and lands in p's Morvil, Castlebigh, Llanllawer, Nevern, Bigelly, Monkton, St Michaels, Pembroke, Langum, and St Mary, Pembroke, co. Pemb., 1774-1819; and a conveyance of a house in Carmarthen where the spinning school was kept, 1818.

Exemplification of a recovery of m's and lands in Dinlley, Llandwrog and Llanvaglan, co. Caern. (Plasnewydd estate), 1674; fines of lands in Harglawdd ycha, Letgell, Letgell gegin, Bychylych, Llandridion, Whitchurch, St Davids, Hendre, Carvarkelth, Talbenny, Pulcrahon, Scurlexton, Moncton, Grenehill, Llanstadwell, Staynton, St Mary in Pembroke, Kilgwynn, Llanychaith, Tregynon, Esgergynon, Trefflodan yecha, Trefflodan yessa, Llanungar, and Pennymenyth, co. Pemb., 1595-1617; and pleas before the Barons of the Exchequer in a suit between Jenkyn Gwynn, esq., farmer of man. Grangeston, complainant, and David Hugh of Kilglynen, defendant, for assault, 1628.

Deeds of the estates of Thomas ap Gwillym of Llanrian in Dowesland, Ievan William of Manernawan, Thomas Lloyd of Killyglynen, Lewis Powell of Grenehill, Thomas Lloyd of Grove, co. Pemb., and William Lloyd of Bodvan, co. Caern., of lands in p's Polcrochan, Llanrian, St Davids, Camrose and Manorbier, co. Pemb., and Llanvaglan, Dinlley, Tregwyrrhyddion, Bangor, Maynol and Llanfor, co. Caern., 1564-1695.

Deeds of the estates of Alderford Russell of Greenhill, Lewis Powell of Pembroke, Thomas Lloyd of Kilkethed, John Gwither of Jameston, Rees Adams of Paterchurch, Rice Powell of Bush, Thomas Lloyd of Grove and Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, co. Pemb., and Thomas Glynne of Plas Newydd, co. Caern., in p's Manorbier, Pulcroughan, Moncton, Talbenny, Llanstadwell, Stainton, St Davids, Whitchurch in Dewsland, Jordanston, Morvil, Puncheston, Castell Beighe, Camrose, Lambston, St Ismelles, Robeston, Sainct Muchaells in Pembroke, Llanllawene, Marthery, St Nicholas, Fisgard, Llanstinan, Sainct Lawrens, Hodgeston, St Marys in Pembroke, Begelley, Lamphey, and Langum, co. Pemb., and in Dinlley, Brynkynan, Elernion, Penyfed, Pennant, Castellmay, Clynnog, Llanvaglan, Pennarth, Llanvihangel, Plasnewydd (the Plasnewydd estate), co. Caern., 1609-1714. The deeds include the marriage settlement of William Glynne, son of Thomas Glynne of Plasnewydd, co. Caern., and Anne, daughter of William Owen of Bodeon, 1641; the marriage settlement of Thomas Lloyd, son of David Lloyd of Morvil, co. Pemb., gent., and Charity Hughes, heir of David Hughes of Kilygelynen, co. Pemb., gent., 1609; a feoffment of man. Hendre, p. St Davids, co. Pemb., 1612; a release of the Paterchurch estate, co. Pemb., 1697; the marriage settlement of Thomas Lloyd of Grove, co. Pemb., and Mary his wife, 1708; and the purchase of the Lamphey estate by Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton, 1683.

Deeds of properties in the cos of Pemb., Ang. and Caern., including the marriage settlement of Thomas Lloyd and Charity Hughes, 1609; assignment of the rectory of Lamphey, 1706; lease of a moiety of lands in p's Talbenny, Houghton, Langum, Bigelley, Rinalton, and Jeffreyston, co. Pemb., 1743; mortgage and assignment of Glan 'r afon, p. Llanvair yn y cwmwd, co. Ang., 1701-6; grant of Llanvaglan otherwise Plas issa yn Llanfaglan otherwise Bryn mawr, p. Llanfaglan, co. Caern., 1720.

Deeds of properties in cos Pemb. and Ang., including a grant of a m. and lands called Pollcroghan house, p. Polcroghan, co. Pemb., 1604; lease for a year of man. Benton, co. Pemb., 1751; assignment of lands in p's Yerbeston, Harbranston, Angle, Prendergast, Brawdy, Lampiter, Amroth and the town of Pembroke, 1762; assignment and release of m's and lands (the Grove and Greenhill estates) in p's Morvil, Castlebeigh, Llanychare, Llanllawarn, Llanfair Nant y Gove, Puncheston, Fishgard, Knevern, Talbenny, Camrose, Langum, Stamton, Burton, St Mary and St. Michael (Pembroke), Pullycrochan, Jeffreston, Reynalton, Bigelly, and Llankeven, co. Pemb., 1784; surrender by Sir William Owen of Orielton to Hugh Owen his son of the Bodowen estate in p's Llanvenian, Llangadwalader, Trefdraeth, Lancristiolis, Trewalchmai, Heneglwys, Landyfnan, Rhoscolyn, Langwnvan, Lanvaelog, Lechylched, Cerrigceinwen, Langeinwen, Llanfar yn y Cwmwd, Llanbedris, Newborough, and Aberfraw, co. Ang., 1772.

Deeds of properties in cos Pemb. and Ang., including a grant of Nantybigell, p. Llanfair Nantygof, and Trevorvoll, p. Llanstinan, co. Pemb., 1666; conveyance of Paterchurch near Pembroke, co. Pemb., 1720; the marriage settlement of John Warren of Trewern and Dorothy Phillips of Longridge, widow, of m's and lands in p. Newcastle, Newcastle fair, the manors of Puncheston and Llanychaeth, the advowsons of Llanychaeth, Puncheston, and Meliney, m's and lands in p's Dinas, Fishgard, Meliney and Eglwyswrw, co. Pemb., 1726; deed of exchange of lands in p's Angle, Mouncton and St Mary, Pembroke, co. Pemb., 1748; release of lands in Manorbier and Lamphey, co. Pemb., 1750; covenant to produce the deeds of the man. and lands of Prendergast, co. Pemb., 1776; and an assignment from Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton to Hugh Williams of Chester of Plas Bach, Tythyn Owen John William, Tythyn y Pwll, Tythyn Bwrdas, Tythyn Rhys Edmund, Tu Croes and Perddy Barkitt, p's Llangadwalader, Llanfeirian and Trefraeth, co. Ang., 1737.

Deeds of m's and lands in co. Pemb. and co. Carm., including a lease for a year of Holmus, the manors and advowsons of Puncheston and Llanychaeth, etc., 1728; assignment of lands called Crigmaharen, p. Monkton, 1767; release of m's and land in Pembroke, 1778; releases of m's and lands in p's St Michael, Pembroke, and Manorbier, 1817-23, all in co. Pemb.; release of fields in Morva Bach, p. Kidwelly, co. Carm., 1776.

Deeds including grants of a m. in St Julian streete, Tenby, 1659-1721; release of Carne, p. Bigelly, m's and lands in p's St Michael, St Mary, Monkton in Pembroke, Hill in p. St Brides, m's and lands in p's Jeffreston, Reynalton, Pultcrochan, Langum and Burton, 1683; lease of m's and lands in p's Rhoscrowther, Camrose, Reynalton, Martletwy, Monkton, Coedcanlas, Manorbier, and Castlebythe, co. Pemb., 1763-1821; assignment of Llanvaglan, Tu yn y Morva, Cae yn y Morva, Gwerglodd vawr, etc., in the lp and fields of Dinlle, co. Ang., 1717; and proceedings and decree in a Chancery suit between John Gwither and Henry Lort, Roger Lorte, and John Lorte concerning Eastemoore and Westemoore, Sensorie or Calvesland, and land in Jameston and Norton, p. Manorbier, co. Pemb., 1646.

Verses by Mrs Emma Owen; the First Chapter of the Book of Job paraphrased by Thomas Canning, private solider of the 61st Regiment, and verses by Thomas Canning, Cork, 1791; verses dedicated to Mrs Anne Barlow [?by] C. Fowler, recipe to cure a love-sick person, and a fragment of an ode; an invitation to Mr Owen to the funeral of Thomas Vaughan, St Pauls Churchyard, 1755; a new war song by Sir Peter Parker; abstract of title to man. Little Tayn ton and estates in p. Taynton, Gloucestershire, 1862; lease of Bolssdon, p. Newent, Gloucestershire, 1864; lease of Blyth Court estate, p. Newnham, Gloucestershire, to John Owen, 1865; abstract of title to property at Clifforde Mesne, p. Newent, 1902; abstract of title to estates in co. Ang. directed to be sold by the Master of the Rolls in the suit Earl of Macclesfield v. Sir John Owen, 1858; papers in the Chancery suit between Sir Hugh Owen and George August Crowder and others concerning Owen's interest in the Orielton estate, 1861; suit between William Goodchild and others (creditors of Sir John Owen) and Sir Hugh Owen, John Owen and others, 1861-2; papers and correspondence relating to the suit between William Walters (Pembrokeshire Bank, Haverfordwest) and John Owen of Berw Colliery, co. Ang., touching a debt of £320, 1861-3; letters and papers concerning the estate of Sir John Owen of Taynton House, Gloucestershire (formerly of Orielton), including letters from Sir John Owen, Lady Mary Frances Owen his wife and John Owen their son to Phillip and Charles Cooke, Solicitors, College Green, Gloucester, 1857-1901; administration papers of Sir John Owen, 1861, Sir John Owen's share in the Fishguard Harbour Improvement Society, 1838, accounts pertaining to Sir John Owen's estate, 1861, letters concerning Sir John Owen's estate, 1861-75, papers in the suit between Sir John Owen of Taynton House near Newent, Gloucestershire, and John Henry Cookley 1858; will of Emma Owen of Boulsdon Croft, p. Newent, Gloucestershire.