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Rental of the demesne lands of Edwinsford, the lordship mill, and lands in Llansawell, Llanybyther, Pencarreg, Llanvinith, county borough of Carmarthen, Llanegward [sic], Llanyhangell Kilyvargen, Llangathen, Killycomb Talley, and Cayo, co. Carmarthen, and in co. Cardigan.

Numbers of voters ('besides outlyers') in Talley, Llansawell, Llandilo, Llan y Croyse, Llan y byther, Cayo, Pen Carreg, Killy Combe, Llanwrda, Llansadwrn, and Llandovery (Total -155).

Depositions of witnesses on behalf of complainants in an action in the Court of Chancery by Sir Thomas Powell, bart., and John Williams, esq., complainants, against Dame Mary Williams and Nicholas Williams, esq., defendants, touching the validity of No. 2747 of 7 Jan. 1695/6; together with copies of the will, and a memorandum of its production to the deponents at the execution of a commission out of the Court of Chancery, 20 Oct., 1701. Taken at the dwelling-house of Lewis Bowen of New Inn, co. Carmarthen.

Opinion of Rich Vaughan [endorsed : Judge Vaughan, for Mrs. Williams] touching settlements affecting the estates of Mr. James Johnes [of Dolaucothi].

Interrogatories to be administered to witnesses on behalf of the defendant, and depositions of witnesses, taken at the dwelling-house of James John of the parish of Talley, co. Carmarthen, innkeeper, in the action specified in No. 4801. Deponents are John Davies of Talley, gent., pre-examined for the complainant, now for the defendant; Thomas Price of the parish of Talley, gent., aged 38 years; Thomas Gwillym of the parish of Conwilgaio, gent., aged 45 years; Thomas Gwynn of the parish of Llansawell, gent.; aged 63 years; and Thomas Williams of Rhydarwen, gent., aged 42 years.

Memorandum of the meres and bounds of a parcel of land called Y Gelly-Gyfer otherwise Kae'r ty bach, parish of Conwillgaio, co. Carmarthen, being part of the estate of Sir Nicholas Williams of Edwinsford, bart., and being in the occupation of William David of Maes-moy, as the same were agreed upon and marked by Tho. William Morgan, 5 Aug., 1717, being sworn before John Williams of Dole Cothy, esq., [other names mentioned: Tir Keven Garros, Tir-y-Llannerch, Nant-y-Cruthor, y Kae-Garw]. Signed by Ni. Williams, W. David.

Copy of No. 2174; together with an agreement certifying the accuracy of the same made between Sir Nicholas Williams of Edwinsford, bart., and David Davies of Maesmoy, parish of Conwillgaio, gent., the present tenant, 18 December, 1744.

Account of money due by judgement and otherwise from Daniell Ryddergh, which John Williams, esq., has paid and undertaken to pay for the said Daniell in part of the purchase money for Tir y Cornell in Cayo and Tir Esker maen y Corn in Llanycrwys, together with the ready money hen in hand paid in full of the said consideration.

Statement Of Account between Sir Nicholas Williams and John Herbert, touching a bond for £148, a legacy of £5 by the will of John Williams, esq., a bill of £2.5s.5d. for law matters, a year's rent for Ty Llwyd at Michaelmas, 1730, goods sold at Dolecothy, etc.; with a covering letter from John Herbert, 29 Oct., 1730, and receipts from John Herbert and Sarah Herbert, 17 Oct - 13 Nov., 1730.

Case, and opinion of W. Melmoth, touching the sum of £400 being part of the marriage portion of Elizabeth, daughter of Frances Williams, widow. (Shall it be deemed to go towards discharging the portion of £1200 specified in a deed poll of 19 Feb., 1717/18, or an augmentation of £800 bequeathed by the will of Frances Williams, No. 2755 of 9 March, 1729/30?).

Receipt from J. Price to Sir Nicholas Williams of a mortgage deed from David Lloyd, esq., to John Williams, esq., for £700, and eight other documents relating to the estates of the said David Lloyd.

Decree of the Lord Chancellor in an action between Robert Banks Hodgkinson, esq., and infant by his next friend, plaintiff, and William Hodgkinson Banks, esq., defendant, touching a settlement of the real ad personal estates of Joseph Banks (will dated 27 July, 1726) and William Hodgkinson (will dated 29 Oct., 1726, with codicil dated 23 Nov., 1731). Copy.

Statement Of Account between Thomas Lloyd of Brecon and Sir Nicholas Williams, bart., executor of the will of Lloyd Williams, esq., together with a receipt for the payment of a balance of £56.19s.9d. and a gratuity of £15.15s. Endorsed: 'Mr. Lloyd of Brecon, his Acct. as Guardian to Lloyd Williams, Esq., and his sister.'.

Stock Books of the demesne of Edwinsford (inventories of cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs, and particulars of animals sold, killed or died).