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Surrender by Oliver Herbert of Llandewig, co. Mont., gent., of a lease (granted by Somersett Foxe of Caynham, Shropshire, esq., to the said Oliver Herbert on 10 Dec. 1634, for the lives of the said Oliver Herbert, Mary, his wife, and Richard Herbert, his son and heir) of a capital m. called Dolvorgan in the occupation of said Oliver Herbert; a m. in the tenure of John Watson and William ap Humffrey, and parcels of land (part of Dolvorgan) called Y bryn gwyney, all in p. Kerry, co. Mont., to the said Richard Herbert, to whom the reversion of the said property belongs. Consideration: £100. Witnesses: Thomas Brighte, clerke; Cathern Spencer; Rees ap Richard.

Survey by David Jenkins, of land on the different farms in co. Brec. of the Rt Hon. Earl of Oxford, to wit, the Trebarried estate, the Hay estate, and the Builth estate.

Transcript Of A Recovery at the Great Sessions for co. [Denb.] suffered at Wrexham before John Willes, esq., and William Jessop, esq., both justices of the said sessions, whereby Robert Wynne and Hedd Lloyd, esq's, plaintiffs, recovered from James Conway and John Ellis, defendants, 2 m's, &c., 150 a. of land, and a yearly rent of 6s.8 in p's Bettws Abergeley, Llanddulas, and Abergeley, co. Denb., of which the said defendants had dis-seised them. The defendant called on Edward Phillipp Pugh, esq., to warrant the title, who called on John Johnson to warrant the same.

Transcript Of A Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Caern. before Sir William Chapple, kt and serjeant at law, and Thomas Martyn, esq., both justices of the said sessions, when David Ellis, clerk, plaintiff, recovered from Edward Owen, gent., and Owen Owens, gent., defendants, 6 m's, &c. and 340 a. of land in the t's of Elernion and Nanty llythfaen and in p's Llanaelhayarn Pistill and Abererch, co. Caern. The defendants called on John Tobias, Elizabeth, his wife, and John Jones to warrant the title of the said premises, and they called on Hugh Price, gent., to warrant the same. The sheriff, George Devereux, esq., returned that he had given the said David Ellis full seisin of the property.

Transcript Of A Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Caern. before Taylor White, justice, when John Williams, esq., plaintiff, recovered from William Prichard, gent., defendant, 55 m's, a water corn mill, a fulling mill, 100 gardens, 20 orchards, and 11,500 a. of land with fisheries and stow dams in the River Gwrfai, otherwise Gorfai, and 30s. of rent in Caern., Castellmai, Treflan, Rug, Maenol Bangor, Pennant, Llecheiddior, Dinlley, Bodelog, Eithinog, otherwise Eithinock, and in p's Bethkelart, Llanfihangel-y-pennant, Llanbeblig, otherwise Llanpeplick, Llanrug, Bangor, Llanllyfni, Llandwrog, otherwise Llantwrog, and Llanwnda. The said William Prichard called on William Williams, esq., to warrant the title, who calls on John Anwyl, gent.

Transcript Of A Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Caern., wherein Thomas Kyffin, esq., recovered from Henry Ellis, gent., 50 m's, 20 tofts, 2 water corn mills, 1 fulling mill, and 11,200 a. of land, with fisheries, &c. and 3 dams (motes) in the water of Gwrfai, otherwise Gorfai, and 33s. of rent in Castellmai, Treflan, Rug, Maenol-Bangor, Pennant, Llecheiddier, Dinlley, Bodelog, and Eithinog, otherwise Eithinock, and in several p's Bethkelart, Llanfihangel-y-pennant, Llanbeblig, otherwise Llanpeplick, Llanrug, Bangor, Llanllyfni, Llandwrog, otherwise Llantwrock, and Llanwnda, co. Caern. The said Henry Ellis called on Rowland Wynne, esq., to warrant the title, who called on Hugh Price, gent. Latin.

Transcript Of A Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Denb. held at Wrexham before John Willes, esq., and William Jessop, esq., both justices of the said sessions, whereby Robert Hughes and Edward Jones, plaintiffs, recovered from Price Morris, gent., and James Conway, gent., defendants, 2 m's, &c. and 40 a. of land and a rent of 10s. in Derwen, Llanerch, and Garthgonan in p. Dyffryn Clwyd, co. Denb. Defendants called on John Jones and Margaret, his wife, and Margaret Jones, widow, to warrant the title, and they called on John Johnson to warrant the same.

Transcript Of A Recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Flint, held before Mathew Skinner, esq., serjeant at law, and Hon. John Talbot, esq., both justices of the said sessions, whereby John Holford, gent., recovered from Thomas Owen, gent., and David Lloyd, gent., the man. or lp of Mold, with 80 m's, 50 cottages, a water corn mill, &c., and 11,720 a. of land and £17.5.6 rent in Mould, otherwise Mold, Bryncoed, Bistree, Argoed, Nerquis, Leeswood, Gwsaney, Hendre Biffa, Gwernafield, Herseth, Llwynegrin, Trythin, and Arthynwent, and in p. Mold, co. Flint, also the one-third share of a m. and 19 a. of land in Bistree aforesaid. The said Thomas Owen and David Lloyd call on Anthony Langley Swimmer, esq., to warrant the title, who called on Francis Howland to warrant the title.

Transcript of a recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Mont., held at Pole, wherein John Thomas and John Jones, gent., recovered from William Morris, gent., a m. and garden and 34 a. of land in Bacheldre. The said William Morris called on Edward Bright and Mary, his wife, and Joseph Bright and Susanna, his wife, to warrant the said property. Latin.

Transcript of a recovery suffered at the Great Sessions held at Pool, co. Mont., wherein Richard Pryce, esq., plaintiff, recovered from John Williams, gent., three m's and 200 a. of land in Hem and Rhandir in p's Forden and Llandyssil, co. Mont. Defendant called on Margaret Jones and Thomas Jones to warrant the title.

Transfer from Eleanor Clementia Knight of Tythegstone House, co. Glam., widow of Henry Knight of Tythegstone House, esq., dec., to Robert Knight of Danygraig in p. Newton Nottage, co. Glam., of five shares in the Dyffryn Llynvi and Porth Cawl Railway. Consideration: £450. Witnesses: Henry Hockstaff. Registered on 12 April 1828 by William Jones.

Undertaking by G. Burley to repay £4,000 to William, Lord Beauchamp (which the latter had advanced to Sir John Dashwood King, bart, on mortgage of certain estates in cos Mer. and Mont.) in the event of a fine of the said property not being levied within 12 months from date by the Earl and Countess of Tankerville so as to pass the legal estate.

Warrant from Sir John Glynne, bart, JP, for co. Flint, issued on the oath of Jane Prince of Mancott, co. Flint, widow, to the constable of Mancot aforesaid, to bring Thomas Jones of Mancot before the said Sir John Glynne for breaking the windows of the said Jane Prince.

Warrant, dated at the man. of Lathome [Lancashire], from E[dward, Earl of] Derby to Ryss ap Ieuan ap John, his farmer, of Paddyswood, to deliver to the earl's servant, John Whytley, 6 oaks, to be taken of the earl's gift, within his wood of Paddyswood in the lp of Moldysdale. Latin.

Copy of the will of William Jones of Clytha House, co. Mon., esq. Testator, after directing that his body should be buried by the side of his dec. wife in the churchyard of the p. church of Lanarth, co. Mon., devised as follows:- To my executors, Thomas Wright of Henrietta St, Covent Garden, Westminster, banker, esq., Charles Butler of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esq., and James Croft of Lanarth aforesaid, gent., my freehold estates in p's, &c. Clytha, Lanthewy-vach, Betters Navidd, and Langattock Caerleon, co. Mon., and in p. Ruddry, co. Glam., and my copyhold property in p's, &c. Nash, Goldcliff, and Basaleg, held of the manors of Goldcliff and Duffren, co. Mon., the rectory of Newport, co. Mon., with the glebe lands, in p's St Woolloos and Christchurch, co. Mon., and the great tithes of p's St Woolas and Bettus and the tithe barn of St Woolas, held by lease for lives from the bishop of Gloucester, also the man. of Peterstone, &c. on trust for my great nephew, William Jones, esq. (third son of my nephew, John Jones, esq., who was the only son of my late brother, Philip Jones, of Lanarth aforesaid, esq.), for his life, with remainder to his first and other sons successively in tail, with similar remainders in succession to Edward Jones, Henry Wyborn Jones (the fourth and fifth sons respectively of my said nephew, John Jones), the other younger sons of the said John Jones, and Philip Jones and John Jones (the second and eldest sons respectively of my said nephew, John Jones), with remainders over, with remainder to the heirs of the body of my grandfather, William Jones, esq.; to my sister, Florence, an annuity of £100 for her life; to my 3 sisters, Mrs Lee, Mrs Florence, and Mrs Jane Jones, and my nephew, John Jones, £100 each; to my nieces, Mrs Jones, Mrs Berkeley, and Miss Lee, £100 each.

The last pages of the will containing the date, &c. are missing.

Will of John Vaughan of Trowsgoyd in p. Llaniwllyn, co. Mer., gent. Testator devised as follows:- To my grand child, Oliver Thomas (son of Thomas Oliver, dec.), a garden in Bala, co. Mer., in the tenure of Elisabeth verch Ellisse, widow; to my grandchild, John Oliver (second son of the said Thomas Oliver), houses, &c. in Bala purchased by me from Robert ap Evan, otherwise Shoppwr, and now in the tenure of Evan Gruffith and Cadwalader Gronow, also a house in Bala purchased from John Owen, gent., and now in the tenure of David Edward, Robert Edward, and Robert John; to my grand child, Mary Oliver, £100; to my daughter, Jonett (wife of Edmund Meyricke, esq.), 5s., and to Katheryne Oliver (her daughter by Thomas Oliver) and her 3 children by the said Edmund Meyricke, £20; to my daughter, Dorothy (wife of Maurice Jones, clerk), 5s., and to her children (except the heir 'who I will to have noe share thereof'), £20; to my grand-dau., Katheryne Jones (dau. of the said Maurice Jones), half the sheep I have on the tmt called Twr maen in p. Trawsfynydd, and the other moiety to my said grandchild, Katheryne Oliver; to my daughter, Elizabeth (wife of John Lloyd, gent.), 5s., and to her children, £20; to the children of my late son, Ellis Vaughan, £20; to my son, John Vaughan, the residue of my realty in co. Mer.; residue of my personalty to my said wife, Katheryne, my son, John Vaughan, and my grand daughter, Mary Oliver; my said wife and son to be executors; to the repair of the church of Llanwllyn, 10s., and to the poor of the p. thereof, 10s. Witnesses: Davidd ap Robert; Edward David ap Edward; Rutherch Cadwalader; Evan ap Richard ap Moris; Owen Edwards. Proved 15 May 1639 in London by the said executors.

Writ directed to the sheriff of Montgomery, commanding Rowland Pughe, esq., to keep his agreement with Morgan Gwyn in regard to property in Glynkairig, Nothva, Llanorin, and Llanvechan. Latin.

Writ for the performance of certain covenants contained in a concord to a fine between William Thomas Taylor, Dorothy, his wife, and others (named), and David Gwillim and Thomas Holloway, gent., in regard to 4 m's (and one undivided moiety of a m. called Maes gwyn), one fulling mill, three barns, four gardens, two orchards, 140 a. of arable land, 10 a. of meadow, 15 a. of pasture, 5 a. of wood, 15 a. of furze and heath, with appurtenances in p's Talgarth and St Michael, Cwmbduy, co. Brec.

Writ from John Williams, mayor of, and John Philipps, esq., recorder of, the co. bor. of Carmarthen, to the sheriff of the co. bor. of Carmarthen to bring before the said mayor and recorder in the Guildhall, Carmarthen, 24 good men of the co. bor. of Carmarthen, on 24 Oct. 1741, to enquire into all such things as should be set before them; also to have there all coroners, constables, and bailiffs of the co. bor. of Carmarthen. Return of the sheriffs, Vaughan Philipps and Charles Williams (endorsed), states: 'The execution of this writ lyes in certain schedules hereto annexed.'. The schedules are missing.