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1 Thynne Howe Gwynne of Gloucester, esq. 2 Peter Still and James Somerville Fownes, both of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esq's, Thomas Maybery of the town of Brecknock, esq., and John Byrkin Bellamy of Shipston upon Stour, Worcestershire, esq. 3 Sir William Pilkington of Chevet, Yorkshire, bart. 4 Executors of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Sheldon, dec., the wife of Charles Henry Sheldon. esq., also dec., which Elizabeth was one of the legatees named in the will of Mary Gwynne, then late the wife of 1 and formerly Mary Gorges, spinster, and nine others, most of them legatees named in the same will. Abstract of a deed of release dated 11th October 1830 of a moiety of man. Llanthomas, the capital m. formerly called Llanthomas House but then known by the name of Llanigon House, and the lands formerly called Llanthomas Farm but then Llanigon Farm (161 a.) (boundaries further described), m. or water corn grist mill called Llanthomas or Llanigan Mill, and m. and Blacksmith's shop late in the occupation of David Lewis, all in p's Hay and Llanigon, co. Brec., m. called Little Llanthomas in p. Hay (4 a.) forming part of Llanigon Farm, piece of meadow land called Tilley Meadow (3 a.) in p. Llanigon (boundaries further described) and also the full use of all the water flowing down Llanigon Brook in p. Llanigon (further conditions specified) and also the liberty to erect weirs, banks and bolts across the said brook for the purpose of irrigating the said lands, and finally the m. known as the Swan Inn (3 a.) in the village of Llanigon in p. Llanigon, co. Brec.. Recital of deeds from 1807. Consideration: £3,200.

Abstract of the title of the trustee for sale under the will of the late Sir William Pilkington, bart, to lands forming part of Llanigon Farm in p's Llanigon and Hay, co. Brec.. Refers to indentures of lease and release dated 1-2 July 1817, 29-30 July 1817 and 9-11 October 1830 and an indenture of release dated 24 Nov. 1847 relating to the moiety of man. Llanthomas, co. Brec., a capital m. formerly called Llanthomas, subsequently known as Llanigon House and attached lands (161 a.) (field names given) in the parishes of Llanigon and Hay, co. Brec.. Also refers to the decree in the suit of Pilkington v. Gwynne in Chancery dated 23 December 1847 and the will of Sir William Pilkington, bart, dated 26 August 1850.

Abstract of three indentures, dated 1833, 1840 and 1846, relating to tmt's known as Killonow and Tyr Kae Glase or Kae Glase in p. Llanigon, co. Brec.

Abstract Of Title of the Misses Charlotte Alice Thomas Edith Burnam Thomas and Frances Eleanor Jane Thomas to premises forming part of Llanthomas or Llanigon Farm, in p's Hay and Llanigon, co. Brec.. Xerox copy.

1 John Gwynn of the town of Hay, co. Brec., gent., executor of the will of Edmund Gwynn, late of the same, gent., his late father. 2 Joseph Arundel of Pennyworlod. co. Brec., gent. Assignment Of Lease as in nos 2-3. Recital of lease of 1614 [no. 1]. Consideration: £55.

1 James Williams of p. Llanigon, co. Brec., gent. 2 Watkin John of p. Llanigan and Mauld, daughter of 1. Assignment Of Lease assigned in no. 2 on parcel of lands and woods known as Coedymarchog, p. Llanigon, co. Brec., and in the fee of Kylynwy [Cilonw]. Contains provisions for the reversion of the land to the Williams family, provisions dependent upon the order of deaths of members of the family. Recital of nos 1 and 2. Consideration: £10.

1 David William of p. Llanigon, co. Brec., gent. 2 James Williams, one of the sons of 1. Assignment Of Lease of 1614 on parcel of lands and woods known as Coedymarchog, p. Llanigon, co. Brec. and in the fee of Kylynwy [Cilonw]. Recital of no. 1 [here, in error, dated 1614]. Annual rent: 12d.; heriot. Endorsed: 'Even Hopkin's and William Price's papers'. Stained and faded.

1 Joseph Sparkes of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, esq. 2 James Woodward of Broomy Close, Herefordshire, esq. Further Mortgage for £450 of premises as in nos 6-7. Recital of no. 11.

1 William Watkins of p. Cwmbjoy, co. Mont., gent., one of the sons of John Watkins and Honor his wife, brother and heir of Samuel Watkins, their eldest son, all dec., and all late of Penyrworllod, co. Brec. 2 Henry Allen of p. Amely, Herefordshire, and Mary his wife, who was the wife of the said Samuel Watkins. 3 Henry Williams of the town of Brecon, co. Brec., gent., and Samuel Price of the town of Hay, co. Brec., gent. 4 Thomas Williams of Wynforton, Herefordshire, and Benjamin Allen of the city of London, merchant. Lease and Release of m. called Penyrworllodd and a water corn grist mill, m. called Tyr Howell Parry and parcels of land called Gwrllodd Melin Ban and a cottage attached, Cas Coppa, Kaer Ffynnon, Koyd Llwydon, Kae Pengam, Gwrllodd y Tun Issa, Cae bach, Gworllodd bach, Croft Vatty, Allt Howell Parry, woodland adjoining Cae Pengam, m. called Wennallt and the water corn grist mill adjoining, m. called Keven Kengen and attached lands, all in the parishes of Llanigon and Hay, co. Brec.. Recital of marriage agreement of 1712. Consideration: £1,100.

1 Mira Watkins of Birmingham, Warwickshire, widow of Walter Watkins, late of Boatside, co. Rad., esq., dec., and John Freeman of Lugwardine, Herefordshire, esq., and Mary Ann his wife, before her marriage Mary Ann Watkins, daughter and only surviving child of the said Walter and Mira Watkins. 2 Thomas Beavan Watkins of the Hay, co. Brec., gent. Lease and Release of m. in the occupation of Walter Morgan together with a parcel of land, coppice wood and timber thereon (3a). all in p. Llanigon, co. Brec. (boundaries further described). Consideration: £130.

1 Joseph Sparkes of Bridgnorth, Shropshire. esq. 2 James Jones of Llanthomas House, co. Brec., esq. Lease and Release of parcel of meadow land called Tilley Meadow (4 a.), p. Llanigon, co. Brec., late in the occupation of Richard Banton and now in the possession of 2 (boundaries described) and Grant of the use of the water running down Llanigon Brook at a place called Ty Mawr Mill, p. Llanigon, co. Brec., from six in the morning of every Tuesday until six in the evening of every Saturday (location further described). Consideration: £375.

1 Thomas Chitton of Penyrworlodd, co. Brec., esq. 2 Richard Chitton of Stilden, Worcestershire, esq., and Francis Coke the younger of the Lower Moor, Herefordshire, gent. Lease and Release of premises as in nos 6-7 and of further stock and farm implements and chattels [schedule annexed]. Consideration: 5s.. Recital of nos 6-7 and of nine further indentures and bonds, 1739-40, enumerating the debts of 1.

1 Roger Vaughan of p. Talgarth, co. Brec., gent. 2 William Thomas William of p. Llanigon, co. Brec., yeoman. Lease for 1,000 years of parcel of lands and woods known as Coedymarchog, p. Llanigon, co. Brec. and in the fee of Kylynwy [Cilonw].

1 Joseph Sparkes of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, esq. 2 James Woodward of Broonig Close, Herefordshire, esq. Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) for £600 (5%) of premises as in nos 6-7 in the holding and possession of William Bridgwater or his undertenants.

1 Thomas Chitton of the Heath, Worcestershire, esq., and Richard Chitton, his son 2 Henry Allen of p. Almeley, Herefordshire, clerk, and Mary his wife. Mortgage (Lease And Release) for £2,000 (41/2%) on m. called Penyrworlod and a watercorn Grist Mill attached, m. called Tyr Howell Parry, m. called the Wennalt with a watercorn Grist Mill attached, m. called Keven Kengen, all in p's Llanigon and Hay, co. Brec.

1 Mary Pilkington, spinster, Sophia Portia Pilkington, spinster, and Sir Lionel Milborne Swinnerton Pilkington, bart (formerly Lionel Pilkington, esq.), all of Chevet Park in p. Royston, Yorkshire, the three surviving children of Sir William Pilkington, late of Chevet Park aforesaid, bart, dec. 2 Arundell Francia Sparkes of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, esq. Notice that John Forge, of Woodthorpe near Wakefield, Yorkshire, esq., is to act as the executor and the sole trustee of the will of the said Sir William Pilkington, bart, and is thus empowered to sell to 2 for £2,000 the several pieces of land in p's Llanigon and Hay, co. Brec. (37 a.).

Deeds relating mainly to premises in the parishes of Hay and Llanigon, Breconshire, 1674-1897, notably to Penyrwrlodd Hall.

Plan of the Llanigon Estate, in p's Hay and Llanigon, co. Brec. (Lots 1 and 2) on the scale six chains to an inch.

Plans of Llanigon Farm (formerly Llanthomas) and Llwyn Llwyd Farm in p. Llanigon, co. Brec., endorsed 'Memorandum. This map is copied from the one on the conveyance deed when Mr James Jones sold to Mr T. H. Gwynne dated July 1814'.

1 Walter Watkins of Llydiady Wayn, p. Cusop, Herefordshire, esq., eldest son and heir of Walter Watkins, late of Llydiady Wayn, gent., dec., by Mary his wife, formerly Mary Wellington, spinster. 2 Mary Watkins, widow and relict of the said Walter Watkins, dec. 3 William Tayler of Kenelworth, Warwickshire, esq., and Myra Tayler, spinster, daughter of the said William Tayler. 4 John Tayler of Birmingham, Warwickshire, miniature painter, and Richard Wellington of Hay Castle, co. Brec., esq. Pre-nuptial Settlement on the intended marriage of 1 and the said Myra Tayler. 3 releases unto 1 £5,000 Consolidated Bank Annuities and property in co. Brec. (occupants named). Recital of indenture of lease and release of the same date.