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Acknowledgement by Watter Phillipp of p. Pantege, co. Monmouth, bachelor, of a debt of 80s. due to Leo[nard] Meyrick of p. Lanhenock, gent.

1. William Lewis of Glascoed, labourer. 2. Thomas Woodhouse of Mamhilad Villa. Acknowledgement of the receipt of £61 10s. additional to the £260 specified in no. B376.

Acknowledgment by Water Jenkins of p. Ragland, co. Monmouth, gent., of a debt of £5 due to Trevor Meyrick of p. Lanhenock, gent.

1. John Morgan of Court Blethin, Langibby, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. Florence Morgan of Lanhennog, widow of Walter Morgan, gent. Acknowledgment for the receipt of deeds.

1. William James. 2. William Charles of Langibby [co. Monmouth]. Acknowledgment of the receipt of 'writings'.

Acknowlwdgement by Watter Phillipp of p. Pantege, co. Monmouth, bachelor, of a debt of 80s. due to Leo[nard] Meyrick of p. Lanhenock, gent.

1. William Nicholl of Caerleon, co. Monmouth, esq., and Jane his wife. 2. John Morgan of Graigwieth, p. Langibby, esq. Acquittance for a legacy bequeathed by the will of Mary Perrott, late wife of the Rev. John Perrott late of Caerleon, also dec.

1. William Williams of Tregarn, yeoman, Walter Williams of Ceerleon, maltster, John Williams of Malpas, farmer, Rachel Williams of Tregarn aforesaid, spinster, and Mary, wife of William Daniel of Catsash, p. Langston, farmer, all of co. Monmouth, being the children of Thomas Williams of Tregarn, p. Langston. 2. John Morgan of Graigwith, p. Langibby, esq. Acquittance for a legacy bequeathed by the will of Mary Perrott, late wife of the Rev. John Perrott late of Caerleon, also dec.

Acquittance from John David Thomas of p. Llanvihengell Yeoroth [Llanfihangel ar arth], co. Carmarthen, yeomen, and Jane his wife, to John James of the bor.of Carmarthen, gent., in respect of the sale of Tir Brin Gwiney, p. Llanvihangell Yeoroth.

Address of the gentlemen and freeholders of the county of Monmouth to Queen Anne, offering congratulations on the union of England and Scotland.

Address of W[illia]m Addams Williams to his sons, W[illia]m Addams Williams of Langibby Castle, the Rev.John Addams Williams of Pen Park, and the Reverend Thomas Addams Williams of Usk. The address relates to the disposal of Mr. Addams Williams's estate and to the importance of retaining the name of Addams and of spelling it with two d's.

Admission of David Jones of Dranllwyn, p. Christchurch, and John Jones of Newport, gentlemen, only sons of William Jones late of Nash, gent., dec., as tenants of twenty acres of land in p. Llangibby in the manor of Tregrug.

Admission of William James of Langibby, yeoman, as tenant of twenty acres of land in p. Langibby in the manor of Tregroog.

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Agreement between Lewis Richards and John Rumsey for the lease of the Stanks, p. Trellech, co. Monmouth, being the property of Mrs Lois Morgan.

Agreement between Mrs. Lois Morgan of Monmouth, widow, and the Reverend John Rumsey of Trelleck, clerk, for the lease of the Stanks, p. Trellech, co. Monmouth.

1. William Morgan of Mamhilad, and Elizabeth and Anne Jones of Craigwith, co. Monmouth. 2. Phillip Arthur of p. Kemeys Commander, husbandman. Agreement for a lease for 7 years of Kevanleac Farm, p. Langibby.