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1. John Talbot of Margam, esq., executor of the Rev. Thomas Talbot, late of Margam, clerk. 2. Thomas Mansel Talbot of Margam, esq., eldest son of the said Thomas Talbot, dec. Assignment (Lease and release) of several mortgages of the moiety of the manor of Ewenny, the impropriate rectory of Ewenny, and lands, etc., in St Brides Major, Ewenny, and Wick, co. Glam., advowsons of the churches of Ewenny, St Brides major, Wick, and Llandovoduck, and Waterton farm in Coyty and Coychurch; lands, etc., in co. Carm. and other m's and tmt's of lands therein described, upon which part of the Trust money has been by him placed out for the benefit of the said T. M. Talbot. M's and tmt's include Gwern y Tarn, Raglan Vawr, Tynywain, Tyr Llaitho, and Whitewell in p's Coychurch, St Brides Minor, Bonvilston, and Lancarven, co. Glam., late the estate of Evan Jones of Ynisarwed in Cadoxton near Neath, also part of a m. called Penygoyallt or Tyrygoyallt, and m's called Blaenegwad, Penycoed, and Foes y Gasseg in p's Abergwilly and Lanegwad, co. Carm.

1. Thomas Mansel Talbot of Margam. 2, Rev. William Davenport, LlD, Rector of Brecon, Worcestershire. Certified copy of a power of attorney to demise and lease all the manors, lands, etc, in co. Glam. of the said Thomas Mansel Talbot, and also his coal mines, etc., and perform sundry other specified acts in connection with the estate of the said T. M. Talbot.

Letter-book of Thomas Mansell Talbot, from Nice, 19 Nov., 1770, and subsequently at Milan and other parts of Italy, and later at London, Wiltshire, etc., to 22 Dec., 1772; with some letters from Margam towards the end. Curious and entertaining memoranda relating to the places visited are given.English and French.

Assignment by (1) the Rev. Edward Popham, of Lacock, Wiltshire, DD, John Sauter, of New Inn, Middlesex, gent., devisees in trust named in the will of John Talbot, of Lacock, and (2) Rev. Wm. Davenport, of Breedon, Worcestershire, L.L.D., and Martha, his wife, to (3) the Hon. Geo. Venables Vernon, of Park Place, Middlesex, esq., son and heir of Lord Vernon, Sir Henry Gough, of Edgebaston, Warwickshire, bart, and Thos. Mansell Talbot of Margam, esq., trustees appointed by the second parties, of the trust estate in Dr Davenport's settlement. Signed and sealed by all the parties. The property consisted of the advowson of Breedon, m's and lands, etc., in Pyle, co. Glam., etc.

Copy will and codicils of William Beach, esq., of Netheravon,.

Assignment of the trust estate between (1) the Rt. Hon. George Venables, Lord Vernon, Sir Henry Gough Calthorpe, of Ampton, Suffolk, bart;(2) Thomas Mansel Talbot of Margam, esq.;(3) William Talbot, of Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, esq., and Barbara Davenport, of the same, spinster;(4) John Shakespear, of Twyford Lodge, Hampshire, esq., and Mary his wife, late Mary Davenport, spinster;. (5) Richard Barwell, of Stanstead, Sussex, esq., and John Awdry, of Notton, Wiltshire, esq.; and. (6) John Stokes, of New Inn, Middlesex, a trustee for the purposes herein mentioned, to the new trustees, in conjunction with the said T. M. Talbot.

Draft articles of agreement made between (1) Thomas Mansel Talbot of Margam, esq.; (2) Lady Mary Lucy Strangways, of Melbury, Dorset, second daughter of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ilchester, and (3) the Earl of Ilchester and Michael Hicks Beach, of Williamstrip Park, Gloucestershire, concerning provisions for jointure and other contingencies upon the marriage of the said T. M. Talbot and Lady M. L. Strangways.

1. David Emannuel Merandez of p. Margam, gent. 2. Thomas Mansel Talbot of Penrice Castle, esq. Bond for payment of £400 and interest.

Instructions to Mr. Chippendale, to peruse and settle the draft of the will of [Thomas Mansel Talbot, of Penrice Castle], co. Glam., esq, with corrections.

Abstract of the will of Thomas Mansel Talbot together with a reference to the pages and clauses by figures in the margin. With corrections and additions.

Further codicil to the last will and testament of Thomas Mansel Talbot of Penrice Castle, co. Glam., which he made on 27 Oct. 1803. Dated 1805. Not executed.

Signed and sealed.