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1. David Rees John Tonckyn of the parish of Pennbre in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Thomas William John. Grant of two parcels of land lying in the said parish and county within the manor of Pennryn at a place called tremynie. The names of the owners of the surrounding lands are specified. Latin.

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1. Sir Thomas Stepney of Prendergast in the county of Pembroke, bart;. 2. William Hall of the same parish and county, mercer. Lease for the term of eleven years of the two closes commonly called the Hall and Calf parks containing a little over four acres of land in the said parish, together with the north and middle meadows containing about twelve acres of land, and all their appurtenances. The annual rent is twenty-one pounds and six shillings to be paid at two specified terms. Right of re-entry is reserved to the lessor. The lessor may determine the lease by giving twelve months' notice to the lessee. English.

1. Elizabeth Lloyd, widow and relict of Thomas Lloyd late of Derwith in the county of Carmarthen esquire;. 2. Thomas Pritchard of the parish of Landebye in the same county, yeoman. Lease for the term of the natural lives of the said Thomas Pritchard, Rebecka Pritchard, and Anne Pritchard his daughters, of a messuage called Langwit vane except three fields called clothie wr dwr, cae da Llowd, and cae dda Hwllo, lying in the parish of Landebye. The annual rent is thirty one pounds to be paid at specified terms, one pound and one shilling in lieu of a heriot, one shilling at Michaelmas or carrying two horse-loads of coal to the capital messuage of the said Elizabeth Lloyd called Deriwth, two pullets at Christmas or one shilling in lieu thereof, and all chief rents, rates, and tanes charged upon the said premises. English. The endorsement recites an agreement made between the same parties on 14 July 1751 by which Elizabeth Pritchard takes Cadahoolls and Cadalwyd jointly with Langwith vane at a yearly rent of five pounds five shillings as from Michaelmas last past.

1. Sir Thomas Stepney of Prendergast in the county of Pembroke, Bart;. 2. William John of the same parish and county, gent. Lease for the term of three lives, of a cottage and garden in the parish of Prendergast late in the tenure of Robert Prust, Alderman. The boundaries of the garden are specified. The annual rent is ten shillings to be paid at two specified terms, one couple of fat hens to be paid on the second day of February, and a heriot of six shillings and eightpence to be paid at the decease of each of the said lives. Right of distraint is reserved to the lessor. The deed is in the form of an Indenture Tripartite, the third party being Richard Sparks of the town and county of Haverfordwest, Alderman, whom the lessor appoints as his attorney to deliver seisin of the land to the lessee. English.

1. Sir Thomas Stepney of Prendergast in the county of Pembroke, bart;. 2. Jenkin William of the town and county of Haverfordwest, limeburner. Lease for twenty-one years of one piece of ground in the parish of Prendergast for the purpose of erecting a lime-kiln adjoining that held by Richard Sparks, gent. The annual rent is six shillings and eightpence to be paid at two specified terms. English.

1. Moris John Howell of the town of Llanelly in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman, Lliky his wife, and John Moris his son;. 2. David Robert of the same town and county, tailor, Margarett his wife, and Owen David his son. Lease of one close of land, on which the said David Robert is now building a mansion-house, and commonly known as gardd evan lying in the town and parish of Llanelly, the lease to begin from the date of this agreement and to extend for three lives. The annual rent is three shillings and fourpence to be rendered at two specified terms, a couple of pullets of New Year's Day, one day's reaping of corn at harvest-time, ten pence in lieu of a heriot as often as it falls within the term of the lease, and sixteen pence for every stranger that shall happen to die upon the said premises. If the rent is unpaid for fifteen days after the proper term, the right of re-entry is reserved to the lessors. The leassees agree to erect a mansion-house upon the said land, and to hand the same over to the lessors in a good state of repair at the expiration of the lease. English. The endorsement is a deed of Bargain And Sale made by the said David Robert, the last survivor mentioned in the above lease for three lives, to Richard David, his son, of his interest in the said mansion-house and land. This is dated 8 June 1665. English.

Letters Of Administration of the goods and chattels of Thomas Pritchard late of the parish of Llandybie in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman, granted to Anne Pritchard, daughter of the deceased. English.

Letters Patent (copy) of James I constituting the town of Haverfordwest in the county of Pembroke a free town and county of itself, distinct and separate from the county of Pembroke. The mode of administration of the new town and county is set out, the first persons to hold the various offices are named, and the duties, powers, and privileges of all the officials of the town and county are enumerated. English.

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