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Will dated June 11 1868.

Receipt for the sum of £1.8s, being legacy duty charged upon the personal estate of David James, late of Bryn, parish of Cenarth, co. Carm., farmer, dec.

1. Anne Jones of Pengelli-issa, p. Troedyraur, co. Card., widow. 2. James Jones of Pengelli-issa, youngest son of the said Anne Jones, gent. Voluntary Settlement (copy), subject to the payment of an annuity of £32, of m's and lands called Pantyronen, otherwise Glanmadenny, and Penybedw, all known by the general name of Glanmadeni, otherwise Glanmodenny, otherwise Glanmedeny, otherwise Glanmedeni, otherwise Glanmodenny, p. Bettws Evan.

Will dated July 4 1866.

Will dated March 14 1863.

Admission of John Henry Evans, late of 52 Lincolns Inn Fields, now of 194 Stanhope Street, both in Middlesex, as a solicitor in the High Court of Chancery.

Will dated Sept. 13 1862.

Confirmation by the legatees under the will of John Evans of Castle Howell, parish of Llandissil, co. Card., gent., dec., of the accounts of Benjamin Evans of New Castle Emlyn, co. Carm., attorney at law, trustee under, and executor of, the said will, together with a release upon the settlement thereof.

1. John Evans of Club in that part of p. Cilrhedyn which is situate in co. Pemb., farmer. 2. Benjamin Evans of the town of New Castle Emlyn, co. Carm., gent. 3. Titus Thomas of New Castle Emlyn, gent. Grant of a moiety of a m. and lands called Llainfelen, otherwise Pantygarn, p. Kennarth, co. Carm.

1. The Rev. David Evans of Maesymeillion, p. Llanwenog, co. Card., minister of the Gospel, and Esther, his wife. 2. Benjamin Evans of the town of New Castle Emlyn, co. Carm., gent. 3. Titus Thomas of New Castle Emlyn, gent. Grant of a moiety of a m. and lands called Llainfelen, otherwise Pantygarn, p. Kennarth, co. Carm. Inserted is a draft of a statement of B. Evans's account with Mr D. Evans (Aug. 1852 - Nov. 1854).

1. Margaret Jenkins of Criborfach, p. Llandyssil, widow, and Evan Davies of Blaenaugwenog, p. Llanwenog, farmer, both of co. Card. 2. Ben Gibbin of Penyrallt, p. Llanboidy, co. Carm., farmer. Lease (counterpart) for one year of a m. and lands called Trehowell, p. Llanfirnach, co. Pemb.

Will dated April 3 1847.

1. Lawrence Walker of No. 13 Kings Road, Grays Inn, Middlesex, gent. 2. David Lewes of Adpar Emlyn, co. Card., surgeon. 3. Evan Jones of Penpontbren, p. Llandysil, co. Card., farmer. Assignment of the mortgage of leasehold property consisting of two cottages and gardens and a parcel of land called the Bank, being part of a tmt called Duffryn in p. Blaenporth, co. Card.

Will dated Jan. 30 1840.

Will dated Nov. 26 1842.

Licence of John Price Jones, clerk, to the curacy of Trinity Chapel, New Castle Emlyn, co. Carm., and diocese of St Davids. Attached are (a) a declaration (Feb. 3 1841) by the said John Price Jones of conformity to the Liturgy of the Church of England; (b) a memorandum [Feb. 7 1841] of the said John Price Jones's declaration of assent to the Thirty Nine Articles.

1. The Rev. Benjamin Lewes of Dyffrin, p. Kilrhedyn, clerk [mortgagee of the under-mentioned premises), and William Hughes of the Red Cow, p. Clydey, gent., both of co. Pemb. 2. Joshua Hughes of Tythintairderwen, p. Kilrhedyn, farmer. Lease for one year of closes of land formerly called Vronlas, being part of a m. called Carregllwyd, and since divided into closes called Parkyvron, Parkyquarry, Parkyrheigrass, and Parkykyffele, all situate in p. Kilrhedyn.

1. William Jones Howells of Morfacanol, co. Card. 2. Louis Richard Vaughan of the town of Carmarthen, gent., attorney at law. Mortgage of two leasehold dwelling-houses, gardens, and a parcel of land called Bank Duffryn, p. Blaenporth, co. Card.

1. David Davies of Perthyfedwen, p. Llandefiriog, co. Card., farmer. 2. Elizabeth Davies of Llwyngarreg, co. Carm., widow. 3. Enock Davies of Maengwyn, p. Llanverorllwyn, co. Card., farmer. 4. David Thomas of the town of Newcastle Emlyn, co. Carm., shopkeeper. 5. John Howell of Penyrheol, co. Carm., esq. 6. David Owens of the said town of Newcastle Emlyn, shopkeeper. Lease And Release (mortgage) of a m. and garden [? called Swan Inn] in the town of Newcastle Emlyn, situate on the east side of the street that leads from co. Carm. to co. Card.