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Answer of Owen Jenkin, defendant, to the bill of complaint of Rees ap Richard, complainant, touching the title to a parcel of land called llayn y foes las ar dalkyn y garth being part of a messuage called Tirpen y garrege, parish of Conwilgaio, co. Carmarthen, and being the property specified in No. 90 of 25 Nov. 1608. Copy.

Plea of trespass by Mary Powell, widow, against Rees Morgan Morris, in respect of closes called llech wedd llis, llech wedd Dynas, and Gwar y Coyd Dynas at Llansawell, co. Carmarthen. Latin.

Quietus of William Hill, auditor of the Crown, to Rees Williams, esq., sheriff of co. Carmarthen, for a specified total of £191.9s.3d. Latin.

Drafts.

'A Noate for Mr. Rees Williams', being a statement of professional charges of 30s.10d. in a number of specified legal actions, and a memorandum of the receipt of 'but 12s'.

Precept, under the Signet at Ludlowe Castle, to ..., to appear before the Council in the Marches of Wales to answer the complaint of Owen John Gwynn, gent., and in the meantime not to cut the timber trees in variance between them. Mutilated.

Notes of bills due to James Richard, from Rees Morganes, gent., and Morgan David ap Ieuan both of Llancroys, David John Richard of Kinwillgaio and the said Rees Morganes, Thomas Morgan David ap Jenkin and Morgan David ap Jenkin both of Kinwillgayo, and David Jenkin David Gwalter of Llanwrda and William David Jenkin of Killcome.

Order in an action between Owen John Gwynne, plaintiff, and Rees Williams, defendant, prohibiting the cutting of more wood, and authorising a commission to the Justices of the Great Sessions to examine the value of the land and trees cut. Copy.

Power Of Attorney from Rees Williams of Rhydodyn, co. Carmarthen, esq., to John Morgan of Llangathen, gent., to receive monies due to the said Rees Williams [and?] James Thomas Price Morgan of the parish of Talley, gent., by a deed of assignment from David Thomas Morgan of the said parish of Talley, yeoman, or by specialty.

Deposition of Thomas David gruff; and David Gr' ap Rees Lloid at the Great Session held at Carmarthen, touching the descent of lands in Pencareg of William Price late of Talley to his brother Thomas Price. Witnesses: Lewis Morgan of Llandevaillog, Griffith Pontan of the same, William Thomas Ruddergh, Moris David John of Llandiloe in Kayoe, John David David Cogh of Llanvenyth, John David Jo. Harry of Langendirn, Moris William of Landevilock, Hughe David ap Lewis of Pankar[eg], Lewis William Lewis of Lanworda, Hopkin David of Lanworda, Tho. John Tho. of Langennock.

Account of parcels sold and delivered by William Taylor to Mr. John Harry David of Llanvenith (silk and silver buttons, 'Bobin lace', cloth, canvas, etc.). 'Convay this note to Mr. David William your brother in lawe'.

Award of Rowland Gwynn of Talliaris, co. Carmarthen, esq., in suits between (a) John Morgan and Nichollas Williames, gent., and (b) Frawnces Lloyd of Llangaddocke, esq., Andrewe Dellahaye, and others. Endorsed: 'These be delliverd Mris Jane Williames widow or at her howse of llethercadvan leaft or dlliverd to John Morgan or leafte at his howse in talley parish'.

Letter under the Signet from the King and the Council in the Marches of Wales, from the castle of Ludlowe, to Sir George Deverox., to examine witnesses and to appoint boundaries in a dispute between Richard Morgan, plaintiff, and ____, defendants, touching messuages called Tirgarth byrr otherwise Tir Ieuan Bwl and Tir pen y garreg.

Receipts to Nicholas Williams, esq., for the payments of Crown rents in respect of the farms of waste land in Cayo and 'amobr' or 'leerwitt' in the lordship of Mallaine, parcel of the Principality of South Wales, and of burgages in the town of Carmarthen and land in Llangathen, late of Rees Griffith, esq., attainted. Latin.

Award of Richard [Vaughan], Earl of Carbery, in legal actions between (1) Sir Marmaduke Lloyde, kt., and Nicholas Williams, gent., and (2) Jane Williams, widow, John Morgan, gent., and Hugh Rochford, gent., touching legacies bequeathed by the will of Rice Williams, esq., the payment of specified sums of money, the receipt of debts, the payment of annuity, the conveyance of lands called Parke Henry in Llangathen, a commission of survey of other lands in Llangathen, etc. Copy.

Award of Theophilus [Field], bishop of St Davids, in a controversy between Nicholas Williams and James Williams of the parish of Llansawell, co. Carmarthen, gent., concerning a seat in the church of Llansawell in the archdeaconry of Carmarthen and diocese of St. Davids. [The first and chief set in the uppermost part of the church reserved for Sir Marmaduke Lloyd, kt., one of H. M. Justices of Chester, and his family.].

Warrant to witnesses on behalf of plaintiff to appear at the dwelling-house of William Gwyn in the parish of Llangathen, co. Carmarthen, to testify in the suit in the Council in the Marches of Wales between Nicholas Williams, gent., plaintiff, and Nicholas Lewis, Hugh Rachfort, Robert Toy, David William, Gr' Morgan Rees ap Ievan, Owen ap Ievan ap Owen, Henry David ap Ievan Rees Howell, and William Prichard, miller, defendants. Signed by Lewis James, commissioner with Thomas Phillipps, John Lloyd and John Lewis, gent. Addressed to William Bellis, Harry David Bevan, David William, Leiky Bellis otherwise James, John Parry Powell, Owen Bevan ap Owen, Rice ap Evan, Rice Howell, William Prichard.

Answers of John Owen and Joyce, his wife, two of the defendants to the bill of complaint of Nicholas Williams, esq., complainant. Attested copy.

Bill Of Complaint, in the Great Sessions of cos. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, of David Edwards of the town and county borough of Carmarthen, esq., Thomas Powell of the same, Henry John of the same and Catherin, his wife, Elizabeth Morris [widow of] 'old Baman' of the town and county of Haverfordwest, widow, and William Hill of Straton, co. York, gent., and Cicill, his wife, complainants, against [ ], touching the title to Pentre Miricke and other properties in the town and county borough of Carmarthen, being the estate of Thomas Morris late of the town and county borough of Carmarthen. [Thomas Morris was the brother of the said Katherin, Elizabeth, and Cicill, and uncle and next of kin of the said David Edwards and Thomas Powell, that is, the brother of Saege (mother of the said David Edwards, by her last deceased husband David Edwards, late of the said county borough of Carmarthen, deceased) and Margaret (mother of the said Thomas Powell, by John Powell late of the same town and county borough, deceased)]. Incomplete.