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1 William Williams of Llandevalley, co. Brec., gent. to. 2 Howell Powell of Crickadarne, co. Brec. Bond in the penalty of £800 for the observance of covenants contained in an indenture dated 25 Jan. 1678 made between the said William Williams of the one part and the said Howell Powell of the other part. Witnesses: Richard Beevan, Thomas Beevan, Jenkin William, John Madox, Henry Watkin, Evan Thomas.

List, being the records of the Births and Marriages of the Williams family, copied from the Register of Llandevalle, co. Brec. Written on the back of part of a deed of agreement between Howell Powell, High Sheriff of co. Brec., and William Williams of Brecon, gent., concerning the Sheriff's entertainment.

1 Thomas Parrie of Llanstephan, co. Rad., bachelor to. 2 Erasmus Price of Clirowe, yeoman, William Pritchard of Llowes, and Hugh Stevens of Llanstephan, yeoman. Marriage Settlement - in consideration of a marriage between the said Thomas Parry and Jaen, one of the dau's of the said Erasmus Price, and of £55 marriage portion - of the m. and appurtenances called Tey and Tyr yn y Kaie, otherwise Tyr merch Ievan Tewe, and a close of land of 15 a. called Tyr Maen Lloyd in Llanstephan upon Thomas Parry and Jaen, his then wife, for life, with remainder to their heirs. Proviso that, if the said Jaen die within 3 years of her marriage without issue, the sum of £30 to be paid to the said Erasmus Price, and the said William Prichard and Hugh Stevens to hold one half of the estate after the decease of Thomas Parry and Jaen, his wife, until the heir pay each younger child the sum of £40. Witness: William Williams, clerk, Wm Bevan, Hugh Lewis, Thomas Bevan, Walter Griffiths.

Final Concord in a fine levied at the Great Sessions for co. Rad. at Presteigne on 29 March 1680 before Thomas Street, serjeant-at-law, and Owen Wynne, esq., justices, whereby Richard Parry and Jane, his wife, defendants, acknowledged a moiety of 6 a. of land, 5 a. of pasture, and turbary land, with appurtenances, in p. Boughrood to be the right of Richard Whittney. Consideration, £20. Latin.

1 Robert, Bishop of Gloucester to. 2 Joseph Stephens, clerk, MA. Certificate, being Letters of Admission to the rectory of Siddington St Mary, Gloucestershire. Witness: John Marston, Dep. Reg. Endorsed at Circencester on the triennial visitation of Robert, Bishop of Gloucester, on 6 May 1684. Witness: Ed. Owen, Dep. Reg.

1 Timothy Halton, DD, Archdeacon of Brecon, Prebendary of Llowes to. 2 John Streete of Gattertop, Herefordshire, esq., and Henry Thomas of Brecon, tanner. Indenture, being a lease for 21 years of the parsonage and parish church of Llowes, chapel of Llandewy vach and the chapel of Penpont adjoining p. Llanspithyll at a yearly rental of £12. Consideration, £35. Witnesses: Henry Lewis, Thomas Hosier, Howell Williams, Robt Winston, Evan Jones, John Phillpot, James Cooke.

1 Johan Phillipps alias Williams of Glasbury, co. Rad., widow to. 2 John Thomas of Glasbury, co. Rad., carpenter. Indenture, being a lease for 99 years of the m. called Lannerch, where Hugh ap Griffith, dec., formerly lived, and 1/2 a. of land in Glasbury (which Margery Phillipps, mother of Johan, purchased from Roger William and Katherine, his wife) at a peppercorn rental. Witnesses: Richard Tustian, Jeremiah Baskerville, Gabriell Thomas.

1 Henry Williams of Llandilo, co. Rad., gent. to. 2 William James of Llandilo, yeoman. Bond in the penalty of £20 for the payment of £10 with interest due upon 2 Feb. 1690. Witness: William Williams, Anne Williams, John Phillipps.

1 David Smith of Craswell in Cluddocke, Herefordshire, gent. to. 2 James Smith of Shobdon, Herefordshire, his son and heir. Indenture, being a lease for a year, so that a release may be made, of a m. with appurtenances in Wilbrooke in Peterchurch, Herefordshire, and a m. with 40 a. called Peterwell in Peterchurch, both formerly owned by John Smith, dec. Witness: John Tyler, James Woodhouse, John Miles, James Goode.

1 James Thomas alias Price of Cumyoy, co. Mon., yeoman to. 2 John Browne of Cumyoy, co. Mon., gent., and John Arnold of Cumyoy, co. Mon., esq. Release, after 'long and tedious suits' in Chancery, of customary lands in lp and man. Cumyoy called Llwygy and Ty er Pen yr hewl. The Plaintiff's title is as heir-at-law to Thomas Price, dec. Witness: Thomas Henry?, son of the within named James Thomas, Thomas Pugh, son of the within named James Thomas, Phillip Gunter and James Parry, both customary tenants, Watkin Thomas, E. Parry.

Depositions concerning particulars of tithes in Glasbury, given by John Bleyney of Boughrood, co. Rad., Elizabeth Prees of Glasbury, Jenkin Thomas, David William and William Myle of Glasbury, given on 8 Aug. 1692 before Richard Williams, esq., JP, for co. Rad.

1 Jane Williams of Llanthew, widow to. 2 William Morgan of Brecon, gent. Indenture, being a lease for 9 years (in periods of 3 years) of the mansion house and lands in Llanthew called Cae yr Standill, cae ycha, worlodd y Standill, close y pwll, tri Kyver bach, cae dan yr worlodd, cae dan y ty, erw yr mynydd at a rent of £10.2.6 yearly, provided that no meadow ground be ploughed and no oak cut. Witnesses: Johan Williams, Edward Roberts, Roger Prichard, Robert Jones, John Williams.

1 Richard James of Cusopp, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Thomas delaHay of Hay, very esq. to. 2 William Williams of Hay, co. Brec., feltmaker. Indenture, being a mortgage for £35 of Tyr y Dommen in Cusopp, Herefordshire, with appurtenances and lands (between the lands of Thomas Pennoyre, gent., held by Samwell Butler and called Mousecastle), to the lane leading from Harwood to a common called Scudamore. Witnesses: Jo. Davies, Evan Brace, Wm Lewis, Henry Davies.

1 Henry Williams of Llandilo, co. Rad., gent. to. 2 Arnold George of Llandilo, co. Rad., innkeeper. Indenture, being a lease for 11 years, at a rental of £5 p.a. and a couple of hounds each year, of the dwellinghouse wherein Arnold George lives, with appurtenances and one plot of 1/2 a. of land called Kae pen y pound, of Y Llain vach rhyng y ford, and 2 a. of wood land adjoining the latter, and the use of a boat on the ferry called Kavan dum bach over the river Wye, all situate in Llandilo, co. Rad. Proviso that the swine of Arnold George shall gather acorns of the land, if they be ringed, from Michaelmas to All Saints yearly.

1 Timothy Halton, DD, Archdeacon of Brecon, and 'in that respect, undoubted landlord of the rectory of Llanthew, co. Brec.' to. 2 Richard Hopton of Kington, Herefordshire, esq. Indenture, being a lease for three lives in consideration of the sum of £30 and the surrender of a former lease for three lives - those of Penelope Roberts, of Mary, the wife of John Street, then of Winesby, now of Gattertop, Herefordshire, and of William Street, their son (the two latter being living and the said Penelope Roberts being dec.), of the rectory and tythes of Llanthew for the lives of Mary Street and of William and Charles Street, her sons. Rent, £10. Witnesses: Anne Seymore, servant maid att ye Swan and Falcon in Hereford, Clement Coleman, servant to Dr Halton, Thomas Spriggett, hostelr at Ye Swan and Falcon in Hereford. Livery and seisin duly executed and witnessed on 23 Oct. 1694 by John Games of Llanthew, William Thomas of Llanthew, Watkin Prichard of Llanthew, John Rice, clerk.

1 Eustace Whitney of Clifford, Herefordshire, clerk to. 2 Henry Williams of Llandilo, co. Rad., gent. Bond in the penalty of £30 for the payment of £14.7 on or before the 24 June 1696. Witnesses: Ann Priched, Stephen Gwillim, Edward Jones.

1 William Bevan of Llandiloe, co. Rad., bachelor, and Gwenllian Williams, widow, his mother, and Howell Lewis of Bryngwyne, co. Rad., gent., and William Willett of Kington, Herefordshire, gent. to. 2 William Willett and Howell Lewis. Indenture, whereby is granted - in consideration of an intended marriage between the said Wm Bevan and Mary Powell, spinster, sister of Howell Lewis, and of her marriage portion of £110 - that m. called Pentre y Keye, another called Pen y Ffordd, another called Tir Glan Gwye, another called Tir Goryd yr Aber, otherwise called Tir William ap Rees Bengongl, and land called Tir David ap Rees in Goryd yr Aber, p's Llandiloe and Aberedow, co. Rad., on trust for the said William Beavan and Mary Powell for their lives, with remainder to their heirs. Proviso that Wm Bevan may in his last will and testament charge his heirs of Tir Glan Gwye with the payment of £50, to be distributed as he appoint between the younger children. Proviso that, if the said Mary Powell die within 3 years of the marriage without issue, £55 be refunded to Sara, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Mary Phillipps, four of the dau's of Thomas Phillipps, in p. Bryngwyne, co. Rad., within one year of the said Mary Powell's decease. Witnesses: Jo. Prichard, Walter Lewis, Hugh Bevan, Richard Jones.

1 William Prosser, late of Boughrood, co. Rad., weaver, and Elizabeth, his wife, and James Prosser of Aberedow, co. Rad., yeoman, and Margaret, his wife to. 2 John Williams of Doleheir in Glasbury, co. Rad., gent. Indenture, being a grant of Tuy a Thir William Powell, with appurtenances, as follows: 11/2 a. of land called Y Berllan worth y Tuy, 1 a. in Ynis y Govere called y Lloyne yn y maes, 1/2 a. called Lloyne y Groes, 3 a. called Y Llyne, 1 a. called Y Pabyen, and 2 a. called Lloyne y Kae Bannall, all formerly occupied by James and Margaret Prosser, and now by William and Elizabeth Prosser, and situate in Boughrood, co. Rad. Consideration, £68. Witness: William Awbrey, Stanley Beavans, James Beavans, Walter Powell, David Davies.