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Exemplification of a recovery suffered between William Adams, gent., demandant, and John Adams, gent., tenant, of the manor of Llandowror, the advowson of the church and messuages and lands. Vouchees: (1) Sir John Philipps, bart., (2) John Vaughan.

Leases of farms and houses of the part of the Picton Castle Estate called the Martletwy Estate in the parishes of Martletwy, Penally and Pembroke.

Leases of farms and houses on the Picton Castle Estate in the parishes of Bigelly, Boulston, Crunwear, Llandewi Velfrey, Llandisilio, Llawhadden, Ludchurch, Narberth, Penrith, Robeston Wathen; St. Mary's Pembroke, St. Michaels Pembroke, Slebech, Uzmaston and Walwyns Castle. [1301 - Blaenffos Baptist Chapel, 1782].

1. John Evans of the parish of Conwyl Elvet, co, Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Frances Lewis of the parish of Trelech as Bettws, co. Carmarthen, widows and John Lewis of the same, gent., eldest son of David Lewis of the same, deceased, by the said Frances;. 3. Phillip James of the parish of Llanvyrnach, co. Pembroke, gent. Assignment of a mortgage of £60 of a messuage and lands called Nant-y-Buarthe in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen.

1. Sir John Philipps of Picton Castle, bart.;. 2. David Griffith of the parish of Narberth, husbandman;. 3. George Devonald, agent of Sir John Philipps. Lease for three lives of messuages and lands in Templeton. Rent: £16. 15s. two fat geese and two fat hens or 3s. in lieu thereof annually. To plant six young oak and six young ach trees annually.

Leases and surrenders of leases of farms, houses and lands on that part of the Picton Castle estate called the Trelloyne Estate in the parishes of Burton] Llanstadwell, Narberth, Manorbier, Penally and the towns of Tenby and Pembroke.

Account Book [of ? Sir John Philipps] containing accounts of rents of the Picton Castle estate (Trelloine, Martletwy, Haverfordwest and Kilgetty), election expenses, coal works at Masterland, p. Begelly. Cardmakers Pool and Martletwy, wages of labourers and the schoolmaster of St. Issells, tradesmen, barley, oats and meat.

1. Sir John Philipps of Picton Castles bart.;. 2. Edward Greenly of Huntingdon, co. Hereford, esq., and William Philipps of Hill, co. Pembroke, esq. Lease for a year of messuages and lands including Craig-dillo, Kil-Dowill, Parkey, Pen y Back, Faynor, Kil-fynydd, Tal y fan, Maes y Lan, Waunddu Meadow, Pen y lan, Llandour Mill and Pentre Howell in the parish of Llanddouror, Bwlch y Doommen, Clog y fran, Savy land Gwern y March and Lle Dan yr Allt in the parish of Saint Clears Maynordwylan isha, Draskeill fawr, Tyr y Wyne, Manor-dwy-lan, and Velin fach Mill and house in the parish of Llanvihangell Abercowin, Pentre and Llan y Gorse in the parishes of Saint Clears and Llanvihangell Abercowin, Court Malle in the parishes of Llangunnock and Llangain, and Dol-derwith in the parish of Kiffig, co. Carmarthen.

Account of James Eynon with Lord Milford in respect of Picton Castle farm, and estates in cos. Pembroke and Carmarthen, Penaley, Boulston and Llanachever tithes, Cooke and Rees's debt, cash paid to Levi Phillips, etc.

Account Book of Sir Richard Philipps in respect of bills paid, wages of servants, interest money, rent, annuities, rates, breaking horses, seeds.

1. Sir Richard Philipps of Picton Castle, bart.;. 2. John Prichett of the parish of Predergast, gent. Lease for three lives of a messuage and land called Temperance in the parish of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest. Rent: £26, four pullets or 2s. in lieu thereof annually. Condition for liming. Another life at the decease of the first on payment of £26.

Account Book kept on behalf of Sir Richard Philipps, Lord Milford, of Picton Castle. Items include lists of hounds and pointers, salaries of teachers at Stainton, St. Issells and Roach, stipend of the curate of Llanykeven, rents, servants, wages, taxes, purchase of stock, tithes clothing, merchandise, Wheeler's charity, wine, grain, Llanfyrnach mine receipts, stock at Piston Castle, payments to school master and French horn teacher.

Pedigree showing the descent of Sir Richard Philipps, Lord Milford, from Edward III and Philippa, daughter of the Duke of Hainault. Printed. Several copies.

Probate Will of Mary Harris, widow of John Harris lately Captain in the Nineteenth Regiment of Foot, deceased. Estates in Hayscasthe, St. Martin in Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke and Trellock, co. Carmarthen. Will dated 10 Feb. 1771.

Letter from J. Campbell., Harley Street to [Lord Milford]. In his letter Mr. Symmons mentions reports of the writer's disaffection to the Party pause. From his first entering the world the representation of the county of Pembroke was his favourite object. Did not give up his intention of offering himself at the next general election until he heard the discouraging language of recipient at Picton. Assures his lordship of the little interest his property gives him but will not solicit in his favour.

1. John Symmons of Slebech, esq.;. 2. Richard, Lord Milford. Assignment in consideration of £746. 6s. 91/2d of leases of a third part of lead mines on the estate of Maurice Morgan in the parish of Lanvyrnach.

1. John Francis Meyrick of Bush, esq.;. 2. Sir Richard Philipps, bart., Baron Milford. Lease for 21 years of lead mines at South Hook in the parish of Harbrainston, yielding therefor the eighth part of the profit on the sale of merchantable lead or copper.