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1. Reignold George of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, and Jennett his wife, David William of the said parish, yeoman, and Anne his wife, Thomas Howell of the same, gent., and Catherine Harry of the same, widow (which said Jennett and Anne are sisters and co-heirs of the said Catherine, the widow and relict of Lewis Harry of Bronyran in the said parish, deceased;. 2. John Howell of Southfield in the parish of Llysyvrane, co. Pembroke, gent., eldest son and heir apparent of the said Thomas Howell and brother of the said Catherine;. Release for £140 of the messuages and lands called Brownyron, Coed Llwyd and Abernanthowell and Plas-y-pudell in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen.

Wilt of John Howells of Southfield in the parish of Llysivran, co. Pembroke, gent., devising messuages and lands called Bron yr On and Place y Pwdell in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, to his eldest daughter Mary Howell and Coed Llwyd in the same parish to his younger daughter Catherine, etc.. Copy.

1. William Ford of the parish of Saint Laurence, esq.., and John Ford, his eldest son;. 2. Walter Thornborough of Arnolds Hill, gent., and John Harding of Farthingshook, gent. Lease for a year of the manors or lordships called Treross otherwise Patricks Ford, Yeweston otherwise Rowditch in Brawdy, St. Edrins otherwise Treddyog, and Treleror otherwise Mehiloch in the parish of St. Davids, and messuages and lands called Stone Hall in St. Laurence, Newton East in Hayscastle, Newton Mill in Hayscastle, and messuages and lands in Treross and Newton West in St. Laurence, in Perselle, Trehowell and Treddyog in St. Edrins, Yeweston, and Grinton in Brawdy, Kingherriott in Whitechurch in Dewsland, Tyleror in St. Davids, and Letterston, co. Pembroke. Copy.

1. John David of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Lettice Howell of the parish of Llysyvrane co. Pembroke, widow. Lease And Release (assignment) in consideration of a mortgage of £70 of the messuage and lands called Bron y ron and lands called Coed Lloyd and Park dan Abernant Howell and a cottage in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen.

Case with the opinion of Ga. Powell touching the claim of Catherine Howell (as in No. 7. dated 2 Sept. 1725).

Case with the opinion of Wat. Lloyd touching the claim of Catherine Howell to £30 out of the estate called Bron yr hon [parish of Llanwinio, co, Carmarthen] under the will of her mother Lettice Phillips (formerly Roblin).

1. Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, bart., and William Owen, esq., his eldest son and heir by Dame Emma his wife, deceased;. 2. John. Owen, esq., his second son, and Arthur Owen, esq., his third son;. 3. Sir William Williams of Llanvorda, co. Salop, bart., and Hugh Williams of Greys Inn, co. Middlesex esq. Deed to declare the uses of a recovery of messuages and lands called Bangeston and North Hook, parish of St. Maries in Pembroke, in the parishes of Cosheston and Carew, Castle Canlass (including manor), Penywern, Mabers Bach, parish of Mathry, messuages or lands called Goblets Quillets, Tyddyn Goblott, Lleynionydog, Bodowyr, and Llosgr Odyn, parish of Llanyden, co. Anglesey, Windsor, parish of Lamphey, West and East Tenement, parish of Hodgeston, co. Pembroke, Cae Pool y Glo, Bryn Shenkin, Tyddyn y Berllan Grin and Carreg yr Fran, parish of Llanyden, co. Anglesey. Copy (1792).

1. James Phillips of the parish of Lysyvrane, gent.;. 2. Richard James of the parish of Landeloy, gent., and Catherine his wife. Assignment in consideration of £40 of a mortgage on messuages and lands called Bronyrhon, Coed Lloyd and Park Dan y Llwyber Nant Howell in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen.

1. Edward Mathias of the parish of Mathery;. 2. John Wilkin of Trevine in the parish of Llanryan, gent., and John Gough of the parish of St. David, gent.;. 3. Thomas Mathias of the parish of Mathery, heir apparent of the said Edward Mathias, gent., and Letitia Vaughan of the parish of St. David, spinster. Settlement before the marriage of the said Thomas Mathias and Letitia Vaughan in consideration of a marriage portion of £200, of the messuages and lands called Trejenkin in the parish of Llanrythan and Trelyder in the same parish, Mechelich and Penybidy in the parishes of St. Davids and Whitechurch, and Castlecenlas in the parish of Mathry, co, Pembroke.

1. Edward Mathias of the parish of Mathery, gent.;. 2. John Wilkin of Trevine, gent., and John Gough of the parish of St. David, gent.;. 3. Thomas Mathias of the parish of Mathery, heir apparent of the said Edward Mathias, gent., and Letitia Vaughan of the parish of St. David, spinster. Settlement before the marriage of the said Thomas Mathias and Letitia (marriage portion £200) of messuages and lands called Trejenkin and Trelyder in the parish of Llanrythan, and Mechelich and Penybidy in the parishes of St. Davids and Whitechurch and Castlecenlas in the parish of Mathery, co. Pembroke.

1. William Ford of Stone Hall in the parish of Saint Lawrence, gent.;. 2. Francis Skyrme of Llawhaden, gent.;. 3. John Harries of Priskilly, gent. Lease And Release of the manors or lordships of Trerose otherwise Patricks fford in the parish of St. Lawrence, Saint Edrins otherwise Treddyog in the parish of Saint Edrins and Treleror otherwise Melinlech in the parish of St. Davids, the capital messuage and lands called Stone Hall in the parish of St. Lawrence, the moiety of Stone Hall mill, the messuage and lands called Newton and another messuage in the townred of Trerose in the parish of St. Lawrence, the messuages and lands called Persella and Treddyog in the parish of St. Edrins, messuages and lands in Kingherriott in the parish of Whitechurch in Dewsland, messuages and lands in Treleror in the parish of St. Davids, messuages and lands in Letterston in the parish of Letterston, messuages and lands called Brimeston Hall and Newton East in the parish of Hayscastle, co. Pembroke. Copy.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Gilbert James, demandant, and John Harries, gent., tenant, of the estates specified in No. 12 dated 10-11 March 1748. Copy.

1. William Warren of Longridge in the parish of Bletherston, co. Pembroke, esq., and George Symmons of Llanstinan, esq.;. 2. John Parry of Porthydi. Bond for the payment of £100.

1. James James of Walterston in the parish of St. Edrins, gent.;. 2. William Jones of Neeson in the parish of Harbeston, gent., and Thomas James of Trehowell in the parish of St. Edrins, yeoman. Grant of a lease of the messuage and lands called Priskilly bach in the parish of Mathry, the tithes of grain, corn, hay, etc., in the parish of St. Laurence, and his goods and chattels, in trust for Thomas James and William James, his natural sons by Elizabeth William, spinster, and Elizabeth Skeel, spinster, respectively.

1. George Barzey of Llecha in the parish of Llanhowell, gent.;. 2. James James of the parish of Saint Edrins, gent., and Thomas Evans the younger of the parish of Llanhowell, gent.;. 3. Willie James of the parish of Llandeloy, spinster. Articles Of Agreement for the assignment in trust of the messuage and lands called Llecha aforesaid.

1. Richard James of Carmarthen, physician;. 2. Stephen John of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, yeoman. Lease for three lives of the messuage and lands called Bronyron ycha in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen. Rent: £14. 13s. 6d. annually.

1. Richard James of Carmarthen, physician;. 2. Stephen John of the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, yeoman. Lease for three lives of Bronyron ycha in the said parish. Rent: £14. 13s. 6d. annually.