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1. Ieuan ap Morgan of the parish of Llannon in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman, and Gwenllian his wife;. 2. Thomas Morgan Lloyd of the parish of Llandilo Talybont in the county of Glamorgan, gent. Covenant to levy a fine sure cognisance de droit come eo at the next Court of Great Sessions of the county of Carmarthen, touching the messuage called maes y llan and one close of land called kae yr ythin in the parish of Llanedy in the county of Carmarthen... Latin. Faded and illegible in parts.

1. John Thomas David and David John Hoskine of the parish of Llanelli in the county of Carmarthen, yeomen;. 2. George ap Owen of the same parish, yeoman. Bond in ten pounds for the further assurance of one close of lands with its appurtenances in the parish of Llanelly, having as its boundary on one side the land called gwein y pwlle, and on another the highway near the land called gwein walter. Latin and English.

1. William Thomas William John of the parish of Llangendeirn in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Thomas ap Ieuan John of the parish of Llanelly in the said county, yeoman. Quitclaim of a messuage with its appurtenances in the parish of Penbrey in the county of Carmarthen, within the manor of Penryn, called Pant Pentre Menyw. The names of the owners of the lands bordering upon this property are specified. Latin.

1. William John Howell of the parish of Llanelly in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. David William John Howell of the same parish. Quitclaim of two parcels of land with their appurtenances lying in the parish of Llanelly within the manor of Burwicke at a place called Kae Rian. The names of the owners of the surrounding lands are specified. Latin. Stained and slightly torn.

1. Thomas Rees of the parish of Llanelly in the county of Carmarthen, gent, and William David Thomas of the parish of Llangennech in the same county, gent;. 2. Jenkin Harry of the parish of Llanelly, yeoman. Quitclaim in consideration of the sum of ten pounds, of a close of land with its appurtenances called kae r saer issa, lying in the parish of Llanelly. The names of the owners of the surrounding lands are specified. Latin.

1. John Thomas Griffith of Llanedy in the county of Carmarthen, gent;. 2. Thomas David Robert of Llanedy, yeoman. Bond in twenty pounds for the observance of covenants specified in a pair of indentures made between the same parties and dated the same day. Latin and English.

1. Griffith Thomas Griffith of Llanedy in the county of Carmarthen, gent;. 2. Thomas David Robert of the same place, yeoman. Receipt for the sum of six pounds and tenpence paid by the said Thomas to the said Griffith on the feast day of St Michael the Archangel last preceding in the south porch of the hours of nine of the forenoon and two of the afternoon for full redemption of the messuage called Maes y llan and of one close of lands called kaer sarn vaen with its appurtenances lying in the parish of Llanedy, in accordance with a pair of indentures made between the same parties, and dated 20 September 1644. Also Quitclaim of the said messuage and lands. English.

Will of Moris William of Carmarthen, smith, which was proved before Thomas Awbrey, vicar-general and official of the Consistory Court of the diocese of St Davids, on 6 November 1660 at Carmarthen. English and Latin.

1. Rice Jones of the parish of St Pauls Covent Garden in the county of Middlesex, taylor;. 2. Samuell Irons of London, merchant, and Joseph Devenish of the parish of St Pauls Covent Garden, upholster. Receipt for seven hundred pounds paid in accordance with an indenture tripartite bearing even date with the present, made between the said Rice Jones, William Davies of Drusloyne in the county of Carmarthen, gent, and William Jones of the parish of Talley in the same county, mercer, of the first part, Henry Lewis of Treheere in the parish of Laugharne in the same county, gent, of the second part, and the said Samuell Irons and Joseph Devenish of the third part. English.

Writ Of Dedimus Potestatem directed to Rees Williams, knight, and Owen David, Walter Davies, Hugh Thomas, Evan Morris, and Isucael Thomas, gentlemen, commanding them to receive the depositions of Margarett Vaughan, widow, of the one part, and Thomas Hughes, gent, Tirza, his wife, and Hugh Jones, gent, of the other part. The said persons are the parties named in a writ of convention pending before the Justices of the next Court of Great Sessions for the county of Carmarthen, touching one messuage, one garden, twenty acres of land, five acres of meadow, ten acres of pasture, two acres of wood, and fifteen acres of gorse and heath in the parish of Llanedy in the county of Carmarthen. When the said Rees, Owen, Walter, Hugh, Evan, and Isucael have received the depositions of both parties, they are to inform the Justices so that a fine may be levied upon the said messuage and lands. Given at Carmarthen. Latin.

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. Thomas Rees of Trerhedin in the parish of Llandevryogg in the county of Cardigan, drover;. 2. Thomas Stepney of Llanelly in the county of Carmarthen, Bart. Bond in two hundred and thirty pounds for the observance of covenants as specified in two indentures of lease and release, the release bearing even date with the present. Latin and English.

1. Thomas Chettle, John Chettle, and Peter Chettle;. 2. [Sarah Oldfield]. Bond ...... for the observance of covenants specified in No 90, dated the same day. English. Copy.

Record of Dispute between Sir Humphrey Mackworth of Neath in the county of Glamorgan, knight, and John Rice of Swanzey in the same county, gent, concerning the contract made between Sir Humphrey, as owner, and John Rice, as manager, for the working of certain coal-mines in the seigneury of Gower. Two agreements, the first dated 15 September 1711, and the second 7 March 1712/13, are recited. The said John Rice then puts a series of questions concerning his rights, and answers to them are given by R. V. The mines mentioned by name are Cwm bach, Loughor, Dustnant, Berthlloyd. English.

1. The Right Honourable John Lord Viscount Lisburne and the Honourable John Vaughan of the parish of St Clement Danes in the county of Middlesex, esquire, eldest son and heir apparent of the said Lord Viscount Lisburne;. 2. Sir Thomas Jones of Boswell Court in the parish of St Clement Danes, knight, Joseph Biscoe of the Inner Temple, London, gent, John Brown of Royston in the county of Cambridge, gent, Thomas Freame of the parish of St Margaret Westminster, gent, John Hawkins of the parish of St Paul Covent Garden, mercer, Luke Philipps and Edward Hall, both of Chancery Lane, London, gentlemen;. 3. Nicholas Pollexfen of the parish of St Clement Danes [and Richard Vaughan of Grays Inn, county of Middlesex];. 4. Edward Rolt of Sacombe in the county of Hertford, esquire, and Peter Walter of the parish of St Margarets Westminster in the county of Middlesex, esquire. Release In Trust to Nicholas Pollexfen [and Richard Vaughan] of the manor farms of Cwmystwyth, Mevenith, Pennarth, Blaen Ayron, Havedwyn, Henchymogg (?), and Trowscoed, all situated in the county of Cardigan, and the capital mansion-house and lands known as Cwernogo and Buchaithler together with other specified lands in the parishes of Kerry and Llandiman in the county of Montgomery. The lands in the county of Cardigan are to be for the use of Lord Viscoount Lisburne during his life; then they are to pass to the use of the said Edward Rolt and Peter Walter for the term of 500 years, then to the use of John Vaughan, and the said Nicholas Pollexfen and Richard Vaughan. The lands in the county of Montgomery are to be for the use of Lord Viscount Lisburne during his life, then they are to pass to the use of the said Edward Rolt and Peter Walter for the term of 600 years, then successively to the use of John Vaughan, and the said Nicholas Pollexfen and Richard Vaughan. The whole estate shall then pass to the use of the sons of John Vaughan, Wilmot Vaughan, and Henry Vaughan successively. The purpose of the release in trust of the lands in the counties of Cardigan and Montgomery for the terms of 500 and 600 years respectively is to make provision as specified for the younger children of Lord Viscount Lisburne. English. Draft. (Compare Calendar of Crosswood Deeds, page 139, document dated 27 May 1720).

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Opinion of A. Bevan of Laugharn concerning the giving of notice to the parson or impropriator in the severance of tithes. English. Slightly torn.

Codicil to the will of Sir Thomas Stepney. Neither the details of the bequest nor the name of the legatee have been filled in this draft. English. Draft.

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