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1. Griffith Morgan of Cerrigcyrrane, p. Llanvihangel Gene'r Glynne, co. Card., gent. 2. Richard William of Henllis, p. Llanvihangel Gene'r Glynne, and Richard Oliver of Machno, p. Llangynfelyn, gent's. 3. Francis David Lloyd of Cymmere, gent. Release to uses (being a settlement after the marriage of the said Griffith Morgan and Anne, eldest daughter of the said Francis David Lloyd) of a capital m. called Tythin cerrig cyrrane, land called Park y bryn Crach, m. called Tythin bryn Griffy, Ynis wen, trichyfer cochion, Tythin y Ty poeth, and Tythyn Evan ap Howell Benllwyd, all in Henllis, p. Llanvihangel Gene'r Glynne.

1. William Hughes of Tyllwyn, p. Llanbadarnfawr, co. Card., gent., only son and heir of Thomas Hughes, late of Tyllwyn, gent., by Jane, his wife, both dec. 2. Richard Foley of the town and co. of Haverfordwest, gent. 3. Thomas Hughes of Hendrefelen, p. Sputty Ystrad Meirick, esq., and Thomas Lloyd of Bwadrain, p. Llanba[da]rnfawr, gent., both of co. Card. 4. Evan Anwyl of Llygwy, p. Pennal, co. Mer., and Richard Morgan of Maesnewydd, p. Llanfihangel Generglynne, co. Card., gent's. 5. John Jones of Cefncoed, p. Llanbadarnfawr aforesaid, gent. 6. Sophia Evans of Llwynglass, p. Llanfihangelgenerglynne aforesaid, spinster, youngest daughter of James Evans, late of Winllan, p. Llanfihangel Generglynne aforesaid, gent., dec., an infant of the age of 17 years, and John Hughes of Llysfaen, p. Llanwnnen, co. Card., gent., and John Hughes of Llwynglas aforesaid, gent., acting guardians and trustees of the said Sophia Evans. Release (pre-nuptial settlement of the said William Hughes and Sophia Evans) of m's called Tyn Llwyn, Tythin Llwyn Derw, Tythin Llwynbedw otherwise Tythin Rhos Bedllwyn, Lle Llyest Bwlch y Vleiddast, Lle Llyest PantyGraflwyn, Skybor Vach, Penpont ar vynach, Tythin BwlchyClochdu, and Tythin NantyGraflwyn, a water corn grist mill called Y Velin newydd wrth Rhydbwll, and m's called PantyGwyddyl, Tythin y Cae Crwn otherwise NantyGelynen, Tythin y Velin, and Tythin y bryn Marrog in said p. Llanbadarnfawr.

1. Richard Morgan of Henllis, p. Llanfihangel Generglynn, co. Card., gent. 2. Rowland Richard of Tyddyn Evan Gwynn Griffith, p. Llanfihangel Generglynn, yeoman. Release (mortgage for £150) of m's called Tythin bryn Griffy, Ynis wen, and Trichyfer Cochion, p. Llanfihangel Generglynn.

Probate of the will, with codicil, of William Williams of Bronheulog, Aberystwyth, co. Card. (formerly of No. 12 Deer Park, Tenby, co. Pemb.), one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools. Will dated 8 Aug. 1877; codicil dated 26 Feb. 1883.

Will dated 16 Dec. 1835.

Will dated 2 Oct. 1894.

Will dated 18 May 1864.

Will dated 30 Dec. 1862.

Will dated 4 Oct. 1893.

Will dated March 20 1900.

Will dated 1 Oct. 1890.

Probate of the will of Jane Elizabeth Davies (the wife of John Maurice Davies, esq.) of Penpompren, near Talybont, co. Card. Will dated 22 Oct. 1896.

Will dated 29 Nov. 1854.

Will dated 5 July 1888.

1. Humphrey Ellis of Tynant, p. Llangwyryfon, co. Card., farmer. 2. John Jones of Ffynnonwen, p. Llangwyryfon, farmer. Mortgage for £180 of a close of land called Caenewydd, part of the farm of Llwynbedw, p. Llangwyryfon.

Letters Of Administration of Richard Harvey of Dyffryn Castell Inn near Ponterwyd, p. Llanbadarnfawr, co. Card., innkeeper and farmer, granted to his widow, Eliza Harvey.

Letters Of Administration of Elizabeth Isaac of Tanrallt, p. Bettws Leiki, co. Card., granted to her sister, Hannah Davies (wife of James Davies).

1. William Lloyd of Alltmai, p. Llanychaiarne, co. Card., gent. 2. Richard Evan of Llwyn Meredith, p. Llanbadarn vawr, yeoman. Lease for one year of m's called Ty yn y Rhos, Llyast Carreg Wreidhin, and Llyast y Garn, p. Llanbadarn vawr.

1. Evan Edwards of Tanyrallt, p. Llangwyryfon, co. Card., farmer. 2. Elizabeth Edwards of Tanyrallt, widow. 3. Stephen Edwards of Handir Issa, p. Llangwyryfon, farmer. 4. Benjamin Rees of Llanbadarnfawr, p. Llanbadarnfawr, Thomas Jones of Cilcenin, William Evans of Aberayron, and Thomas Jones of Tynygwndwn, p. Llanfihangel Ystrad, ministers of the gospel, William Williams of Handirhen, p. Llangwyryfon, farmer, John Williams of Handirhen, farmer, William James the elder of Pontfaen Mill, p. Llangwyryfon, miller, William James the younger of Pontfaen Mill, David Davies of Brynchwith, p. Llangwyryfon, farmer, Edward Davies of Brynchwith, farmer, John Evans of Glanyrafon, p. Llanddeinol, schoolmaster, John Parry of Draenllwyn, p. Llanrhystid, farmer, and Josiah Jones of Rhiwson, p. Llandygwydd, shoemaker. Lease for 999 years of land formerly part of a field called Caefron, being part of a tmt called Tanyrallt, p. Llangwyryfon, and also the meeting house or chapel called Saron and all other buildings erected thereon [Provisos made that services shall be of the Independent connection and that a school be maintained there].