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Powis Castle Estate Records, Series English
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Various exchanges,

An exchange of lands in Wortherton, Hockleton, and Montgomery 183; an exchange with John Kynaston, 1794; and an exchange with the Tithe Commissioners of Glebe Land in Meifod, 1846, all listed as being part of this parcel in 'Powis Castle Estate Register of of Muniments of Title'(now DA1)are no longer extant, at least not in the present parcel.

Rentals, combined Montgomeryshire lordships,

Rents in the lordships of Mechain Uwch Coed, Mechain Is Coed, Mochnant, Teirtref, Tirymynech, and Ystrad Marchell, being series RC and RD combined, except for Llannerch Hudol which is incorporated in series RB. From RH23 onwards, the borough of Llanfyllin rents are included.

Rentals, Montgomeryshire, Radnorshire and purchased estates,

Two rentals exist for 1777 and 1778 in which series RB, RH, and RJ are combined, containing rents in the lordships of Halcetor, Kerry, Cedewain, Caereinion Is Coed, Caereinion Uwch Coed, Llannerch Hudol, Radnorshire Rents; the Earl of Powis's paternal estate in p's Llanwddyn, Pennant, Llansanffraid-ym-Mechain, Llangadfan, Llanerfyl, Llanfair Caereinion, Manafon, and Berriw, co. Mont., and the lordships of Mechain Uwch Coed, Mechain Is Coed, Mochnant, Teirtref, Tirymynech, Ystrad Marchell, and in the borough of Llanfyllin; together with the estate lately purchased from the executors of Gilbert Jodrell, esq., and chief rents for the lordship of Teirtref. This combination anticipates the major re-arrangement of the rent-collecting system in 1779. RK1 contains also Myfod, Pool, Guilsfield, and Buttington lease tithes.

Miscellaneous rentals,

Miscellaneous rentals which do not belong to any other series. Some rentals are of non-Powis Castle estates which have found their way into the Powis Castle archive.

Court of record of the borough of Pool,

Records of the court of record (or sessions or small courts) of the borough of Pool. The court was held at the Guildhall, every fortnight, before the borough bailiffs, acting as justices of the peace. From about 1615 the court of record superseded the small or court baron court previously held in the borough every three weeks. The majority of the cases appear to have been pleas of debt with occasional cases of slander, some of the latter expressed in the Welshpool Welsh of the late 17th and early 18th century. The six surviving files include declarations, writs, pleadings, issues of pleas, etc., with many interesting details as to the fees and charges of the various officials concerned. The court of record's estreats, Michaelmas 1663-Easter 1664, are included in the court leet's files (MA 1829-1830).

Cydewain court leet proceedings,

For 1681-1722, see also MA 685; for 1693-1708, see also MA 686; for 1703-1713, see also MA 681; for court baron proceedings, 1707-1722, see also MA 685; and for 1710-1724, see also MA 682.

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