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Probate Of The Will of William Powell of Glasbury, co. Rad., batchellor. Testator bequeathed as follows: To the 3 dau's of Joan Williams, the wife of Hugh Williams of Llanvillo, co. Brec., the sum of £20, to be equally divided and paid to each on attaining the age of 21 years (the interest to be paid them from the time of testator's death), and also 2 ewes each. £100 and the residue of the estate to my nephew and sole executor, Thomas Powell, son of my brother John Powell. Witnesses: John Powell, Sarah Barber, David James. Probate grant by Nicholas, Bishop of St Davids, dated 9 Aug. 1735, and an inventory of the goods and chattels of the said Wm Powell of the value of £160.12 annexed.

Letter from Henry Howarth of Gabalva to John Williams, esq., High Sheriff of co. Rad., offering him the services of Mr Michel Clark.

Declaration of Conformity to the Liturgy of the Church of England by John Williams, clerk, MA, on his collation to the parish church of Boughrood, co. Rad. Signature and Seal of Nicholas, Bishop of St Davids.

Letter from Walter Williams, Surveyor, Kensington Gravel Pits, near London, Middlesex, to his brother, John Williams, of the Skreen, co. Rad., thanking for a legacy.

Summons from Henry Howorth, JP, to the Petty Constable of Llanstephan, co. Rad., for the appearance of Rees Probart, junior, to answer to the complaint of John Williams, esq.

1 Thomas Powell of Llanbeder Painscastle, co. Rad., joiner to. 2 Thomas Seaborne, Herefordshire, apothecary. Bond in the penalty of £200 for the proper observance of an Indenture of Mortgage for £100 made between Thomas Watkins of Brungwyn, co. Rad., gent., Thomas Powell, and Thomas Seaborne. Witness: O. Owens, William Thomas.

1 Thomas Draper of Peterchurch, Herefordshire, blacksmith to. 2 Hannah Smyth of Wilbrook, spinster, and Bridget Smith, spinster, of Wilbrook. Release (pursuant to a lease for a year) of 2 pieces of arable land of 4 a., situate in Peterchurch, lately held by Joseph Powell and now by the said Hannah and Bridget Smyth, bounded by the lands of the said Hannah Smyth, the lands of John Delahay, esq., and the lane from Wilbrook to Wilbrook Park, and the lands of Samuel Jones. Consideration, £10.10. Witness: John Delahay, Edward Howorth, Walter Delahay.

Marriage Licence from Anthony, Bishop of St Davids, to Richard Shipman of Glasbury or Gladestry, yeoman, and Elizabeth Willet of p. Glasbury or Gladestry, co. Rad., spinster.

Letter from John Gwynn at Hay to Henry Williams, esq., at Skynless referring to a mortgage made between Thomas Powell and Henry Williams.

1 Henry Penry the elder of Llandilo, co. Rad., clerk to. 2 Henry Penry the younger of p. Llandilo, co. Rad., gent., son and heir of Henry Penry the elder. Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a release may be made) of the m's, with appurtenances, called Cwm y gwir and Pen y forth (bought by Henry Penry the elder from William and Joan Bevan), at a peppercorn rental. Consideration, 5s. Witness: Thomas Williams, John Pugh.

1 George Williams, Apothecary, Brecon to. 2 John Jones, Corwizor, Brecon. Indenture, being a lease for 21 years of a dwellinghouse in High Street, Superior Ward, lately occupied by Robert Lucy, Stationer. Rent, £5.15.0. Witnesses: Evan Jones, George Morgan.

1 Edmund Eckley of Cradenhill, Herefordshire, esq., and David James of Llanstephan, gent., co. Rad. to. 2 Henry Williams of Scunless, co. Rad., esq. Lease for one year, so that a release may be made, of the m. called Noyadd Glan Gwye otherwise Noyadd Phillip Gwillim, formerly occupied by Theophilus Powell, and the following closes: Orchard y Ddole, Coydog Pinog Kiver, Pedwar Kiver y Ddolynnae y Saith Kiver, y Kae oddiar y Skivor, y Kae oddiar y fford otherwise Rhasethere Kae David Goch, Gwern Griffith y Klyn, y Kae Bach, y Gworlodd, y Ddole, Goydog, Gwerlodd y Ddolunae, Gwerlodd y wern, and 12 a. of wood, in all 100 a., in Llanstephan, co. Rad., and held by the said David James at a peppercorn rental. Consideration, [ ]. Witness: Richard Eckley, John Lloyd Harris.

Bundle of 22 lists of rentals, accounts and receipts relating to p's Elwell, Clirow, Newchurch, and Glasbury, and other lands in cos Rad. and Brec.

1 Thomas Williams of Brecon, co. Brec., clerk, acting as Guardian and Trustee of George Williams, aged 10 years, son of George Williams, Apothecary, dec., of Brecon to. 2 Anne and Elizabeth Morgans of Brecon, spinsters. Indenture, being a lease for 11 years of a dwellinghouse and shop in High Street, Superior Ward, Brecon. Rent, £12. Witnesses: Rob. Williams, William Gilbert.

1 Thomas Williams of Screen, co. Rad., esq. to. 2 Gregory Parry of Ffordd Fawr, co. Brec., Excise Officer. Bond in the penalty of £60 for the payment of £30, with interest thereon, on 11 March 1765. Witness: James Powell, Mary Beavan. Receipt for £33.17, witnessed by John Davies, on back of Bond.

Summons from Henry Williams, JP, to the Petty Constable of Glasbury for the appearance of John Snead to answer the complaint of John Lewis. Summon for evidence: George Woodford, Thomas Holloway. Overleaf: Summons from Henry Williams, JP, to Thomas Jones to serve as Petty Constable for a year for p. Clirow instead of Thomas Williams.