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Answers of Sir Thomas Stepney, Bart., in his capacity as trustee to Sir John Pryce, firstly to the bill of complaint of Sir John Price, Bart, and Dame Elizabeth his wife, secondly to the bill of complaint of Charles Powell and Mary his wife, and thirdly to the bill of complaint of Velters Cornwall, esquire. English. Draft.

Plaintiff's Case as delivered to the Master of the Rolls for his pronouncement in a suit between Sir Edward Mansell, Bart., the plaintiff, and Rawleigh Mansell, esquire, defendant, concerning portions of the Mansell estate in the county of Carmarthen, and in particular concerning the Achty mill. Then follows the decree of the Master of the Rolls, and the confirmatory opinions of the Chief Baron, the Chief Justice and the Lord Chancellor. English. Copy.

1. Elizabeth Lloyd, widow and relict of Thomas Lloyd late of Derwith in the county of Carmarthen esquire;. 2. Thomas Pritchard of the parish of Landebye in the same county, yeoman. Lease for the term of the natural lives of the said Thomas Pritchard, Rebecka Pritchard, and Anne Pritchard his daughters, of a messuage called Langwit vane except three fields called clothie wr dwr, cae da Llowd, and cae dda Hwllo, lying in the parish of Landebye. The annual rent is thirty one pounds to be paid at specified terms, one pound and one shilling in lieu of a heriot, one shilling at Michaelmas or carrying two horse-loads of coal to the capital messuage of the said Elizabeth Lloyd called Deriwth, two pullets at Christmas or one shilling in lieu thereof, and all chief rents, rates, and tanes charged upon the said premises. English. The endorsement recites an agreement made between the same parties on 14 July 1751 by which Elizabeth Pritchard takes Cadahoolls and Cadalwyd jointly with Langwith vane at a yearly rent of five pounds five shillings as from Michaelmas last past.

Notes concerning financial settlements made in anticipation of the marriage of [John] Allen [of Galliswick] in the county of Pembroke to Mary Stepney, grand-daughter of Sir Thomas Stepney, Bart., of Llanelly in the county of Carmarthen. English.

Memorandum stating that Sir Thomas Stepney, Bart., was sworn as a burgess of the town and county of Haverfordwest at the Sheriff's tourn held by adjournment at the Guildhall of the said town and county on Friday 18 July 1760. English.

1. Mary Jones, widow of Nicholas Jones of the county of the borough of Carmarthen;. 2. William Morgan of the same place. Memorandum Of Lease for nine years of a piece of meadow ground on the hors mead belonging to the Corporation of Carmarthen situated in the parish of Llangunnor in the county of Carmarthen. The annual rent is four pounds ten shillings to be paid at two specified terms. English.

Letters Of Administration of the goods and chattels of Thomas Pritchard late of the parish of Llandybie in the county of Carmarthen, yeoman, granted to Anne Pritchard, daughter of the deceased. English.

Bond given by J. Spurell to pay to Dame Elizabeth Stepney an annual rent of twenty-six pounds at two specified terms for that burgage and premises in the borough of Carmarthen which he formerly held of Mr John Lewis and Mrs Lewis, and which has been assigned in trust to Lady Stepney. English.

English.

English(printed).

English.

Social matters.

Family matters.

Social matters.

Intended visit.

Financial affairs.

Expense account.

Business matters and payment of legacy to Lady Stepney.

Medical advice.