Dangos 1289 canlyniad

1. Richard, Lord Vaughan of Goulden Grove, co. Carmarthen, and Lady Bridgett his wife;. 2. Llewellin Thomas Parry of Tygglyn, co. Cardigan, esq., and David Griffithes of Llanarth, co. Cardigan, gent. Conveyance of messuages and lands called Tir y Noyadd worth odre nant y Gollen, Bron Willym, Y Vron Wen, Tyr nant y gwarrdy, Llayne Rhyd y vythe, y Gelly Vach, Tyr Nant yr Evell, Y Gosynach yssa, Tyr Jenkin Yerwarth, Tyr lle yr hen day, Tir David dy, Llain Rhyd y Saeson, Tyr y vellyn, yr Karn Cegarn, Gelly vawr, Tyr Pant y Keven, cottages, and Y Velin Newydd otherwise Y Velyn Vach, all in the parish of Llanarth, co. cardigan, Brigkyn Veilogge, Tyr yr hen Noydd, tyr pen y Llann las, parish of Llannerchayron, co. Cardigan, Tyr y Vron and Tyr y werne, parish of Kilkenyn, co. Cardigan, Y Plas yn Rhyd y Pistill, parish of Llanwnnen, co. Cardigan, and messuages and lands in the parish of Trevilan, co. cardigan. Copy.

Letter Patent being a grant to Edward Ditchfield, John Heighlord, Humfrey Clarke, and Francis Mosse, citizens of London, of the manor of Robeston with messuages, lands, etc., thereto belonging. Latin. Copy.

Abstract of the first fruits of the diocese of St. Davids from the records of the Queen, in the autograph of Richard Milborne, bishop of St. Davids (1615-2), at Eglwys Comin [co. Carmarthen], communicated by D. Howells son of James Howels, vicar of Abernant, 1662.

Volume of Pembrokeshire pedigrees transcribed from a manuscript of Thomas Tucker, Sealyham [?N.L.W. MS. 10871], with some additions up to 1804.

Letter from John Roberts, St. Davids, to the Reverend Evan Evans at Miss Davies's, Priory Street, Carmarthen, congratulating him on his success at Abergwily.

Copy of entries in the parish register of New Moat for the year 1674.

Precept to jurors in the suit between Edward Lewis and Evan Phillips in the court of the manor of Llangadock villa and patria, [co. Carmarthen].

Account of part of the estate of the bishop of St. Davids in Llawhaden, co. Pembroke and the disputes concerning the holdings and right of the bishop, Mr. Mear and Mr. Skyrme there, with references to the town, fairs, mill and the Bishops Meadowe.

1. William Scourfield of New Moate, esq.;. 2. John Colby of Bletherston, gent. Deed of Exchange of lands at Hills land and elsewhere for lands by the Slade near the lime killne, the Stone parke, the Greene parke and elsewhere in Bletherston, parish of Bletherston, co. Pembroke.

1. John Twyning of Llangridge, parish of Bletherston, gent.;. 2. Thomas Skyrme of Llawhaden. Statute Merchant in £250.

1. Morgan Hinton of castle ?Gwynnein, co. Pembroke, gent., and Penelope his wife;. 2. William Scourfield of New Moate, gent. Covenant to levy a fine of a third part of a messuage and lands in the parish of Clarbeston, co. Pembroke.

1. Phillipp ap Bowen and Thomas ap Bowen;. 2. William Scourfield of Newmoate, esq. Release in consideration of £70 of messuages and lands in the tounreds and fields of Carnkenvine and Treyeva and Trevaneth, parish of Llandeloy, co. Pembroke.

Not executed.

1. Roger Morton of Haverfordwest, weaver, administrator of George Knethell;. 2. Jenkin Phillipps of Newmoate, gent. Assignment of a lease of messuage or burgage in the Keystreete otherwise the Shippstreete in Haverfodwest.

1. Reighnold Lewis of the parish of Llandewy vellfrey, gent., and Phillip Thomas of Llanboydy, co. Carmarthen;. 2. Theophilus Lewis of Llanboydy aforesaid, gent. Grant in consideration of £25 of a messuage and two closes of land called Parke yr odyn and Parke y ffetches in the fields and village of Llanboidy.

1. Phillip Thomas of Llanboydy, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Reynold Lewes of Llandewye Velfrey, gent. Grant of a messuage or burgage and lands called Parke yr odyn and Parke y fetches in Llanboydy aforesaid.

Writ to William Scourfield, esq., late sheriff of co. Pembroke, to deliver the courts and rolls, etc., belonging to the office of sheriff to Hugh Owen, knight and bart., his successor. Latin.

Order of the commissioners of the hundred of Dungleddy under the Act for the present and to their Majesties to amend the assessment on the mil of William Scourefield, esq., in the parish of Walton called Pull trough Mill by discharging the whole rate on the said mill and reassessing the same on the inhabitants and landholders of the parish, with reasons for making the amendment. Copy.