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1.Owen John Howell of the parish of Lanelly, co. Carms., yeoman, and Morris ap Owen of Langennith, co. Glam., yeoman;. 2.Wallter Vaughan of Lanelly, esq. Release, in consideration of thirty-five pounds, of messuages and lands with their appurtenances situated at a place called lloinhendy in the parish of Lanelly. Latin.

1.Thomas Vaughan of Lanngendeyrne, gent.;. 2.John Lloyd Jenkyn of Lanngonnor, gent., both of co. Carms. Release, in consideration of three pounds thirteen shillings and four pence, of premises mentioned in No. 163, dated 1613, November 25. Latin.

1.Thomas ap Thomas Robert of the parish of Llandilo Talbont, co. Glam., yeoman;. 2.John Thomas Jenkin of Llanelly, co. Carms., yeoman. Release, in consideration of twenty pounds, of a messuage called Sythyn y Tir ynglan Morooge and a meadow at a place called Commyn Bwch (21/2 acres) in the parish of Llangennech, co. Carms. Latin.

1.Thomas Thomas of Manervabon, esq.;. 2.John Edwards, gent., both of the parish of Llandilo fawr, co. Carms.;. 3.George Jones of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, esq. (nominated by and in trust for the second party);. 4.Mathew Williams of the parish of Llandilo fawr, co. Carms., land surveyor. Release, in consideration of twenty0three pounds two shillings, of a cottage with garden and orchard (32 perches); and a barn and beast house being part of property mentioned in No. 455, dated 1753 April 10, in trust for the said John Edwards; with covenant for the production of deeds. Plan annexed.

1.John David William John ap John Pewcocke, yeoman;. 2.Charles Dalton, gent., both of the parish of Pembrey, co. Carms. Release, in consideration of twenty-six pounds, of a messuage and lands called the Gorse with its appurtenances situated at a place called Gwaylodd Achdy in the said parish of Pembrey; with covenant for further assurance.

1.John Evans, clerk, rector of the parish church of Eglwys cymmyn, co. Carms.;. 2.Bridget Bevan, widow, executrix of Griffith Jones, clerk, deceased. Release, pursuant to an award made by William Henry Ashurst of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., touching a suit in Chancery concerning certain tithes and premises in dispute between the first party as plaintiff and the second party with William Price as defendants. (July 10, 1764).

1.The Mayor and burgesses of the County Borough of Carmarthen;. 2.John Williams and Thomas Jones, gentlemen, sheriffs of the said County Borough. Return of Arthur Bevan of Laugharne, co. Carms., esq., as burgess and representative at Parliament for the said county borough.

Return of John, Lord Vaughan of Golden Grove to letters of commission of the Council in the Marches of Wales to determine and make a final order in a suit depending before the said Council between William John Harry, gent., plaintiff, and John David and Griffyth John, defendants, relating to alleged interruption of the plaintiff in his possession and occupation of messuages and lands in the parish of Llandilo Vawr.

Return of Walter Hughes and William Philipps to the writ of dedimus potestatem specified in No. 264 dated 3 February preceding. They record the final concord of Jane Bevans, deforciant, concerning the properties being recovered. A note dated 1716 April 27 accepts the fine as authentic.

1.William Awbrey of the parish of Landilo Vawr, gent., and Rebecca, his wife;. 2.Katherin Lloyd of Keven Troeskoed, widow, and Evan Lewis Griffith, gent., of the same parish;. 3.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwith, knight, Henry Vaughan of Derwith, esq., and Walter Vaughan of the same, gent., all of co. Carms. Settlement (in performance of covenants specified in a pair of Indentures made October 21, 1650 and in consideration of a marriage solemnized between the said William Awbrey and Rebecca, his wife) touching a capital messuage called Ynis y Meydowe with a parcel of land at Wayn Rose teg, two acres of meadow called Erow lydan and Erow Suvan at gwayne Rose teg, a messuage with its appurtenances called by the names of Parke Rodericke, Ynis Parcele and Gern yr ynis and a water grist mill called Melyn Ynis Meydowe with mill-ponds, water-courses, etc., belonging thereto; all in the parish of Llanguke, co. Glam.; to specified limitations and uses.

1.Robert Donne the elder and Jane, his wife, of the parish of Pembrey;. 2.Edward Mansell of Trumsaran, esq., John Browne of the town of Llanelly, gent., Thomas Morgans of Furnace, gent., and Charles Dalton of the parish of Pembrey, gent.;. 3.Robert Donne (son and heir of the first parties) and Elizabeth, his wife, of the parish of Pembrey, all of co. Carms. Settlement made after the marriage of the parties of the third part, and in consideration of a marriage-portion of one hundred pounds brought by the said Elizabeth, being a covenant to levy a fine of and upon messuages called Bryn dyas, Tuy-gwyn, kile y manlloyd, Barckleys lands and Pen y fedw, a parcel of meadow called Gwayne sherva and six cottages situated in the parish of Pembrey, three messuages called Tyddyn-ffynnon-Thomas, y van and kile y Carow vach in the parish of Llangendairne and a messuage called y kencoed situated in the parish of Llanelly, all in co. Carms.; to specified uses and limitations.

1.George Gwynne of Llwyn Howell, co. Carms., esq., and Jane, his wife, and Sir Rowland Gwynne of Llanelweth, co. Radnor, knight;. 2.Thomas Gwynne of Kynhordy, and David Evans of Cwmydwr in the parish of Llanwrda, gentlemen, both of co. Carms.;. 3.Rowland Gwynne of Talliares, and Roger Maynwaring of Llandovery, gentlemen, both of co. Carms. Settlement made after the marriage of the said George Gwynne and Jane his wife, being a covenant to levy a fine of the following:- messuages and lands called Tyr Lloyn Howel, situated in the parishes of Llandingad and Killycombe; the mill called Melin Lloynhowell; Tyr-y-Tonne in the town of Llandovery, in the parish of Llandingad; Tyr pen y bont, Tyr y wayn vowr and Tyr Werthon Vach in the parish of Llandingad; yr hen Noyadd and other tenements in the town of Llandovery; Tyr Cum Crychan, Tyr y Creige, Tyr Eskyrgoch, Tyr Hirgum, Tyr nant y Llyndir, Tyr kevencoch, Tyr y Twll, etc., in the parish of Llanvair ar y brynne; Coedmawr, Tyr killi Brydvedd Issa, Tyr Nant Evan ucha, Tyr Cwm Llechach, Tyr bach, Llwyne y Brain, etc., in the parish of Llanthoysant; Tyr y Goyallt, Gwayn Goch, Gallt y Bint, Rhandyr, etc., in the parish of Mothvey; and Mandinam with a water corn grist mill called Llansevyn Mill in the parish of Llangadock; all in co. Carms.; to specified uses and limitations.

1.John Vaughan of Llanelly, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Margaret, his wife;. 2.Sir Marmaduke Lloyde of Maesyvelin, co. Cardigan, knight, Frauncis Lloyde, esq., of te same, Henry Middleton of Llanarthney, co. Carmarthen, esq., and John Vaughan of Landevaylogge, gent., of the same county. Settlement made after the marriage of the said John Vaughan and Margaret, and in consideration of a marriage-portion of eight hundred pounds, of messuages and lands in the parishes of Llanedy, Llangenech, Llannon, and Llandevaylogge, co. Carms.; also the capital messuage called the White House, a tenement called Machennys Iland, and other properties in the parish of Llanelly; a tenement called the Innys vaur in the parish of Llangendayrne; and other properties as specified in the parish of Pembrey, co. Carms.; also a messuage and tenement called Landaven in Llanelly; messuages, lands, and a mill in Llandevaylogge; a tenement called the glin, another called pen (?)coyd and another called Killurva with other messuages, tenements, mills, etc., as specified in Llanelly; to specified uses and limitations.

1.Llowarch Bowen of the parish of Llannon, yeoman;. 2.Thomas Williames of Llannon, gent., and David John Lewis of the town of Llanelly, gent., all of co. Carms. Settlement made after the marriage of the said Llowarch Bowen and Prudence Jenkin, his wife, daughter of Jenkin Richard of Llanelly late deceased, touching three messuages with their lands and appurtenances in the said parish of Llanon called Brynn duy, Laetty ych Vorgan and Gwayn Cwm y Nant; to uses specified.

1.Margarett Bevans of the town of Swanzey, widow, and Rice Bevans, son and heir apparent of the said Margarett;. 2.Walter Evans of Eaglesbush, esq., William Morgan of Pentherry, gent., and Elizabeth Harris of Brincoch, widow, all of co. Glam. Settlement made after the marriage of the said Rice Bevans and Mary, eldest daughter of the said Elizabeth, and in consideration of a marriage-portion of sixty pounds, of a messuage and garden in High Street, Swansea; and another messuage and lands called Llwyn yr Have in the parish of Llandilovaure and Llandebie, co. Carms.; to specified uses.

1.William Rowland of Killgarthen in the parish of Sr. Dogmaells, gent.;. 2.Ann Davids of the same, widow;. 3.Howell Jones of the parish of Penrydd, clerke, and Phillip Sandbrooke of the parish of Monington, gent., all of co. Pembroke. Settlement made after the marriage of the said William Rowland and Debora Davids, second daughter of Nicholas Davids of Parke y Trap, deceased, and grandchild of the said Ann Davis, and in consideration of a marriage-portion of forty pounds, touching messuages and lands called Killgarthen, Tre Rees vawr, Tyr glan yr aber, Kibor, Tyr Laurence, Gwyne Vawr, parke Gwyne vorris, Rhose y moiled ycha, Gwyne gradog, parke y Wine Vach, parke Nant ispell, parke Gwyne gradog, parke Newydd, below rhos moiled and Tyr pant y Crygg with several parcels of land called Laine y goppill, llaine yr perrott, Kippin glan y gross, pen y garne and tythin ty dy in the parishes of St. Dogmells and Monington, co. Pembroke; to specified uses and intents.

1.Ritherch Thomas of the parish of Landilo vawr, co. Carms., yeoman;. 2.Thomas William Thomas of the parish of Langwik, co. Glamorgan, yeoman. Settlement made before the marriage of Ann, daughter of the said Thomas William Thomas and John ap Ritherch, son of the said Ritherch Thomas, touching a messuage and lands called Tire loyn yr have in the parishes of Landilo Vawr and Landebie, co. Carms., between the lands of Morgan ap Henry to the north, the lands of Howell Thomas to the south, y mynydd dee to the west and the river Aman to the east; to specified uses.

1.Owen Griffith, gent.;. 2.David Griffith ap Ievan Davis, yeoman, both of the parish of Llannon, co. Carms. Settlement made before the marriage of John ap Owen, don of the said Owen Griffith, and Jenet verch David, daughter of the said David Griffith, being a covenant to make an estate in the following properties to specified uses and intents: - lands and tenements to the yearly value of three pounds in the commotes of Kidwelly and Carnowllon; a tenement of lands in the parish of Llannon, excepting lands called tir Res Anton' and half of lands called tir Res Lloid; all in co. Carms.

1.John Howell ap Ievan Henry of the parish of Llanellye, co. Carms., yeoman;. 2.Phillipe Owen of Llanridean, co. Glam., yeoman. Settlement made before the marriage of the said John Howell and Edythe Perkyn, widow, sister of the said Phillipe Owen, and another marriage between Owen John, son of the said John Howell and Gwenllyan Grove, niece of the said Phillipe and Edithe, being a covenant to make to the said Phillipe Owen and Moryce John, son of the said John Howell, a sufficient estate of a tenement of lands with their appurtenances lying at Pencoyd in the parish of Llanellye; also a tenement of lands with their appurtenances called lloyne hendye in the same parish.