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1.John Flood of Newport in co. [Sout]Hampton, Morgan Johnes of the county borough of Carmarthen, glover, and John Williams of the said county borough, corviser (?);. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llanelly, co. Carms., esq. Bond in forty pounds to keep harmless hereafter the said Walter Vaughn and the inhabitants and burgesses of the town and parish of Llanelly touching and concerning himself, Dorothy his wife, John Flood his son, and Katherin Flood his daughter, for any trouble or costs caused by them. Latin-English.

Letter of John Lloyd to his cousin Walter Vaughan, esq., complaining of the neglect of the recipient in not communicating with the writer in certain affairs and expressing satisfaction that the recipient will repair all for the writer's good. Reference is made to Sir Robert Nanton's assignment and recipient bond. Writer is recently returned from Cardiganshire, and spoke with no one at Llanstiphan except Thomas Browne. If Mr. Haward distrains, they may send to recipient for replevin in writer's name. Writer discusses the dispute between himself and Mr. Haward concerning the tithes and rents of the church and lordship of Llanstiphan. Writer has heard that Mr. Fraunces Lloyd, his deputy, intends to hold a court on Thursday next following. He adds a further note about the replevin of tithes.

Order of the Council in the Marches of Wales at Ludlow for the dismissal of the defendant from a cause between Evan ap Rees, plaintiff, and Anna Vaughan and David John Lewis, defendants, relating to alleged detention of planks and boards. Copy.

1.Margaret Harberte of Swanzey, co. Glam.;. 2.Richard, Earl of Carbery, and Ann Vaughan of Llanelly, co. Carms., widow. Receipt for thirteen pounds six shillings and eight pence.

Letter of Henry Vaughan to his sister desiring her to make due payment of moneys owing to him. Mention is made of tithes and glebe-lands, and details of sums alleged to be owing to him are subscribed.

1.Henry Vaughan of Derwith, esq.;. 2.Lleykey David of the parish of Llanvyhangell Abberbithich, widow, both of co. Carms. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on lessee's life, of a messuage and lands called Velindre with its appurtenances situated in the parish of Llanvyangell Abberbithich. Rent: twenty shillings annually, services as specified, and a heriot when due. Torn.

1.William Moris Rees of the parish of Llangennech, co. Carms., yeoman;. 2.Thomas William, his son, yeoman. Grant of a house, garden and four parcels of land called Erw r maen, Kae r Loed and Rhandiredd lying at a place called Pen y lan in the said parish of Llangenech. Latin.

1.Rees Lloyd of the parish of Llanelly, co. Carms., gent.;. 2.David Ivan John of the same place, yeoman. Articles Of Agreement for a lease for three years of a messuage and lands called tir Jenkinkin(sic) Ivan bedoe with its appurtenances directly leading from a bridge called Pont Henry to a place called y Kae garowe. Also mentioned: Gwerne dew. Rent: twenty-four pounds annually.

1.Thomas Mathew and Anthony Mathew, gentlemen;. 2.David Thomas, gent., all of the parish of Llanelly, co. Carms. Bond in ten pounds for the quiet possession of a parcel of land called Rhandir Corn hwrdd (1 acre) situated at a place called yr allt in the said parish of Llanelly, having the high way from pencoed to Capell Gwnlliw to the north, and the high way from Spytty to Capell Gwnlliw to the south, the lands of John Vaughan of Llanelly to the east and the lands of the said Anthony to the west; also of a house and garden nearby, as specified. Latin-English.

1.Thomas Ievan John of the parish of Llandilo Vawr, yeoman;. 2.David Tomas of the parish of Llanihangell Aberbithych, yeoman, both of co. Carms. Lease for twenty-one years of a messuage in the parish of Llanihangell Aberbithych, together with parcels of land called Gwaro, y Llether bach, Y Rhandir yn y werne. Rent: nineteen shillings annually, services as specified, and a heriot when due. Counterpart. Torn.

Letter of Ro: Williams of St. Hillary, [co. Glam.] to John Vaughan, esq., now resident at H[ ]y [?Midd]leton, esq., concerning legal affairs. The writer mentions the 'sickness' which has visited recipient's neighbourhood. He refers to an order for the dismissal of the 'Dutchy cause', a proclamation with attachment against Mr. Mansell, and a commission of rebellion. Fragile and torn.

1.William Awbrey of the parish of Landilo Vawr, gent., and Rebecca, his wife;. 2.Katherin Lloyd of Keven Troeskoed, widow, and Evan Lewis Griffith, gent., of the same parish;. 3.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwith, knight, Henry Vaughan of Derwith, esq., and Walter Vaughan of the same, gent., all of co. Carms. Settlement (in performance of covenants specified in a pair of Indentures made October 21, 1650 and in consideration of a marriage solemnized between the said William Awbrey and Rebecca, his wife) touching a capital messuage called Ynis y Meydowe with a parcel of land at Wayn Rose teg, two acres of meadow called Erow lydan and Erow Suvan at gwayne Rose teg, a messuage with its appurtenances called by the names of Parke Rodericke, Ynis Parcele and Gern yr ynis and a water grist mill called Melyn Ynis Meydowe with mill-ponds, water-courses, etc., belonging thereto; all in the parish of Llanguke, co. Glam.; to specified limitations and uses.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Sir Henry Vaughan, knight, plaintiff, and Brygett Lloyd, widow, deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged four messuages, eighty acres of land, six acres of meadow and twenty acres of pasture with the appurtenances in Llandilovawr, co. Carms., to be the right of the plaintiff.

The Joint And Several Answers of Walter Jenkins, gent. (son of Owen Jenkins), Anne, his wife, Elizabeth Jenkins, widow, and Ralph Grundy, gent. (son of Hugh Grundy), four of the defendants to the bill of complaint preferred against them by George Williams, gent., complaining that the defendants combined together to annihilate the complainant's estate in lands called Pen y Koed ucha, Sythyn ynglan Mornwg (?) and a meadow situated at a place called Cum bach, all in co. Carmarthen. (See No. 214, dated 1618 Nov. 13, and No. 113, dated 1621 Nov. 16). Draft.

1.John Vaughan, junior, of Place-gwyn, esq., and Francis Browne of Llangindeirne, gent., tutors and guardians of Christopher Browne, gent., son and heir of Humphrie Browne, late of Greene Castle, co. Carms., esq., deceased;. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llandebie, gent.; all of co. Carms. Bond of indemnity in four hundred pounds relating to a messuage and lands and a close called Parke A Prior in the parish of Llanstephan; a messuage and lands and a parcel called Llaine Keven berwen in the upper franchises and liberty of the county borough of Carmarthen; and other properties in King Street and Key Streete in the said county borough. Latin-English.

Receipt from John Lloyd to John Vaughan, esq., for a sum of three pounds ten shillings, being half a year's rent for the moiety of the ill of Acthy situated in the parish of Pembrey, co. Carms.

1.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwyth, knight;. 2.David David Mathew of the parish of Llandilovawre, yeoman, both of co. Carms. Lease for twenty-one years of a tenement of lands called Tir Bach with its appurtenances situated in the parish of Llandilovawre. Rent: nineteen shillings annually, specified services, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwyth, knight;. 2.Robert Hugh of the parish of Llandilovawr, yeoman, both of co. Carms. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on lessee's life, in consideration of forty shillings, of a messuage and lands called Tir Lewis John alias kylweynydd with their appurtenances situated in the parish of Llandilovawr. Rent: one pound twelve shillings annually, services as specified, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1.William Hopkin of the parish of Llandilovawre, yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwyth, knight, all of co. Carms. Release of a messuage and lands called Piodey Yssa, and the third part of a parcel of meadow called Pen y Clayth yssa with their appurtenances situated in the parish of Llandebye, co. Carms.