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Assignment of freehold premises called the Lamb, Llandeilo Fawr, 1806; two leases to vest possession (releases not found), each for one undivided tenth part of a newly-bult m. or dwellinghouse in Golden Grove Street, Carmarthen, 1812; assignment by Josiah Wade, assignee of the estate of William North, bankrupt, to John Rees of Llandeilo Fawr, gent., of the Lamb Inn, Llandeilo Fawr, for the remainder of a leasehold term, 1819; release of the new m. or tmt called the George & Dragon, Llandeilo Fawr, 1821; lease of coal mines under Cottage Hall, Waun Fawr and Waun Fach (26a.), p. Llandybïe, 1840 (two copies, unsigned, one mutilated); and a release of the Llan estate from an annuity of £25 chargeable under indenttures date 1808, 1850. Also a lease of the Lamb, Llandeilo Fawr, for the life of Mary Evans, wife of Thomas Evans of Llandeilo Fawr, labourer, 1810, and two leases to Pheobe Phillips of Rhydywrach, p. Llanfallteg, widow, of (i) a newly erected m. and two gardens for 60 years, and (ii) three fields called Park-uchaf, Park-canol and Park-isaf, for the life of the said Phebe Philip, both properties called Rhydywrach, 1866. All co. Carm.

Original bundle of letters etc. relating to the sale of timber on Lan, Penuchardre and Mountpleasant, p. Llanfallteg, to Ben Jones of Penlle'r-gaer, co. Glam., timber merchant.

Original bundle of letters, mainly relating to Lan, Penuchardre and Mountpleasant, p. Llanfallteg, including the sale of timber, and preparations for the sale of the estate.

Original bundle of miscellaneous papers, including letters, accounts and receipts. Also Lan House sale account book, 11 Oct. 1915, the sale of timber, 1916-1917, and ploughing orders from the Carmarthenshire War Agricultural Executive Committee for Aberddwynant, Lan, Mount Pleasant and Penucharddre for the 1918 harvest, 1917.

Original bundle of letters relating to the letting of Lan house and 14a.

Original bundle of papers relating to a bungalow being built at Aberaeron for C. Denham Evans, including tenders, correspondence, receipts and plans.

Letters to Rev. T. D. Williams of Wolvey Vicarage, Hinkley, including from W. Bleiber of St Luke's Vicarage, Preston, his predecessor, 1905-1906, and James Walter Smith of Perth, Australia, the patron, 1909-1913.

Original bundle of notes for sermons, the few dated ranging from 1883 to 1901, plus two printed items: 'Farewell sermon preached at the Church of the Holy Trinity, East Finchley, by the Rev. T. Denham Williams on Sunday evening, April 26, 1891', and 'When ye pray : war prayers compiled by Bernard W. Keymer, vicar of Eastleigh' (1916).

Papers relating to sales of the estate, including particulars and conditions of sale of the estate, 1864 (184a.), 1913 (128a.) and 1919 (128a.); and accounts, assessments, correspondence, notices to quit, receipts and valuations relating to the 1913 and 1919 sales.

Mortgages relating to the Llan estate, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1858, 1861, 1862 and 1864.

Grants to John Williams as a school master at Llandeilo Fawr, 1802, of the vicarage of Llandybïe, co. Carm., vacant by the resignation of Joseph Williams, the last incumbent, and of the curacy of Betws, co. Carm., vacant by the death of William Lloyd, the last incumbent, both 1804; ordination of Thomas Evans of Jesus College, Oxford, as deacon, 1836, and as priest, 1837; grant to Thomas Evans of the rectory of Llanfallteg, vacant by the death of Richard Hughes, the last incumbent, and associated papers, 1856.

Papers relating to the Williams family and the Lan estate (sometimes Llan estate), p. Llanfallteg, co. Carm. C. Denham Evans of Smith, Davies & Evans of Aberaeron, solicitors, acted for Miss Evans of Lan in the 1910s.

Original bundle of papers relating to actions in Chancery (i) (ref. 1928 P 864) in the matter of the trusts created by the marriage settlement of John Pryse Howell Loveden Pryse and Enis Gwen Pollock Pryse, and (ii) (ref. 1929 P 2536) in the matter of the Pryse settled estates in co's Pemb., Card., Mont., Mer. and elsewhere, in the matter of the Pryse heirlooms, and in the matter of the Settled Land Act 1925. Sir Lewes Thomas Loveden Pryse wanted to liquidate the estate, mansion and heirlooms: "... this is not our old family place, that has been in the family for generations, but is a place an ancestor of mine married some 150 years ago and as old Dean Allen told me, was looked upon as a hunting lodge till they found it pleasanter to live down here owing to the scandal, than up in Berkshire; but even Buscot was not our family place, it was married. Thomas Townsend, my ancestor, married Miss Barker whose mother was a Miss Loveden of Buscot (he was the second son of the Townsends of Bisley in Gloucestershire, which was our family place) his son had to change his name to Loveden and he was the Edward Loveden whom for his third wife married Miss Pryse, and this house and Estate, and her son had to take the name of Pryse. The majority of the plate came from Edward Loveden's 2nd wife who was the widow of Alderman Nash, Lord Mayor of London; there is hardly any Pryse Plate here." He was opposed by [his nephew?] George Rice Pryse of Glynrhydw, co. Carm., George's son and daughter, George's brother Herbert William Pryse and his daughter Mrs Lumley, George's sisters Mrs Powell and Mrs Loxdale and her daughter, and John Carberry Pugh Vaughan-Pryse-Rice and his son, being the only persons of full age entitled to interests in remainder in the settled estates. The papers mainly comprise drafts and copies of affadavits, schemes, orders, correspondence etc., 1928-1930; also copy inventories and valuations of Pryse heirlooms and silverware, 1900-1930.

Loose papers, comprising a lease by Pryse Pryse, esq., to John Barton Balcombe, esq., and others, of lead and other mines, part of Bronfloyd mine, under part (101a.) of Glanyrafon, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1866; lease by Sir Pryse Pryse, bart, to George Pell, gent., and William Seyzinger, coal merchant, both of co. Northants, of lead and other mines under part (239a.) of Blaenceulan, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, 1869; a bill of costs re. Sir Lewes T. Loveden Pryse v. Peter Jones, 1925-1927; and four letters, 1929-1946.

Papers relating to the Pryse family, the Gogerddan estate in p's Llanbadarn Fawr and Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, and the Pryse settled estates in co's Pemb., Card., Mont., Mer. and elsewhere.

Reginald James Rice Loxdale of Castle Hill, esq., dec. Original bundle of papers, mainly copies of his death certificate (d. 26 Dec. 1943) and copies of the probate of his will (granted 18 July 1944), stamped as registered with his investments. Also a statutory declaration relating to a mortgage on 9-27 Wycliffe Street, Birkenhead, co. Ches. (odd no's only), 1950.

Original bundle of papers relating to the 1934 Oswald settlement, and the title of a leasehold dwellinghouse called St Winning, Weymouth, including instructions to counsel, opinions and draft deeds.

Original bundle of papers, mainly drafts and copies of accounts and deeds relating to the settlements dated 13 May 1902, 14 Aug. 1917, 9 March 1934 and 1 July 1937, lists of Catherine Mary Oswald's creditors, 1933-1934, and alterations to R. J. R. Loxdale's will, 1933.

Original bundle of papers relating to the realisation and distribution of Mary Jane Yardley's (d. 7 March 1942) settled legacy of £3,750 under John Loxdale's will trust, including relating to a mortgage between Catherine Mary Oswald and Mary Jane Yardley.

Original bundle of papers relating to the estate of Mary Jane Yardley of Weymouth, co. Dorset, widow (d. 7 March 1942), mainly relating to trust funds derived under the will of her father, John Loxdale of Kingsland, co. Shrop., esq. (d. 27 March 1885), including a draft of her will (dated 1938), estate duty papers, accounts, copy and draft deeds, 1903-1942, and a copy of the Dorset Daily Echo & Weymouth Dispatch, 4 Nov. 1942.