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1 Henry Lloyd of Llanllathogg [i.e. Llanllawddog], co. Carm., esq., Serjeant at Law 2 Lewis John of Blane Erthig, p. Llandewey Aberarth, co. Card. Lease for 21 years of the m. known as Blane Erthig, p. Llanddewi Aberarth, co. Card. Suit of mill to be performed at the mill called Mellyn Killkenin. Consideration: £3. Annual rent: £3, 2 hens, 6 chickens, 6 pullets. Endorsed: 3 Aug. 1725 - produced in litigation between Mary and John Lloyd in connection with the testimony of the witnesses. Counterpart

1 Henry Lloyd of the Inner Temple, London, esq., Serjeant at Law 2 John Evan of Killie, co. Card., yeoman. Lease for 21 years of three messuages known as Tir pen-y-lan Killie, Tir llen day Dew and Moelvryn, p. Ciliau Aeron, co. Card., with suit of mill at Henry Lloyd's nearest mill. Annual rent: £7 as well as two geese at Christmas, three hens at Shrovetide, six chickens at Whitsuntide, and 7s. in lieu of a hog yearly. Heriot: £3. Seal. Damaged

1 Richard Powell [of Pembroke, co. Pemb., gent.] 2 John Morris, [of London], esq. Instruction for the bargain and sale of land in Folkston and Harplesmore, co. Pemb. Seal.

1 John Morris of London, esq., Richard Powell of the town of Pembroke, co. Pemb., gent., brother, heir and executor of George Powell, late of Pembroke, gent., dec. 2 Hector Phillipps of the Priory, Cardigan, co. Card., esq., and William Morgan of Chancery Lane, Middlesex, gent. 3 Morgan Powell of Tamworth, Staffordshire, gent. Assignment of a m. and three carucates of land in Folkeston, co. Pemb., as well as rights to mine coal. Recital of an obligation dated 28 Jan. 1655/6. Consideration: £165. Slightly damaged.

1 Anne Lloyd of Llanllawthogge, co. Carm., widow 2 Richard Bloome of the Priory, co. Carm., and Thomas Jenkins of Dyffryn Llynod, co. Card., esq's 3 William Hughes of Tuglin, co. Card., gent. Release of messuages called Tyr y Pant Coch and Pant Clyd in p. Ciliau Aeron; two messuagess called Kilerwis ycha and ffoes y gasseg in p. Ystrad; m's called Havod Perverth vach, Brin y Maen and Cum y Llech clawdd, all in p. Llanbadarn Trefeglwys; a messuage called Tyr or Tythyn y Llyest (alias) Llaithliw, two parcels of land called Llain Blaen Rhyw Laethliw and Llain y Kaehir, and a messuage called Tyr or Tythyn Nant Methan, all in p's Henfynyw and Llanarth; messuages called Tyr y Llyest vach, Batwhilogg and Gwerne y ffynnon and parcels of land called y weinvach and gwar graig y grifeir, all in p. Llansanffraid; m's called Tyr draw y Nant Rhywhir, Tyr y gronow, Tuy yn mhen Pont Aberayron, parcels of land called Dolyparsele and y dwy llain Groes, parcels of barley ground upon Morva Aberayron called y Weirglodd vawre and y Weirglodd vach, and a m. called Blaen Erthigg, all in p's Henfynyw and Llanddewi Aberarth; a m. called Pen Bryn yr Havodwen in p. Dihewyd; twenty four and a half acres of barley ground in Morva yr Escob; and one third part of a water corn grist mill called melyn Kilkennin (alias) y velyn newith yn ymil Eglwys Kilkennin, all in co. Card. Consideration: £260

Final Concord (Latin, L. H. Indenture) between Richard Bloome, esq., and John Bloome, gent. (querents), and Ann LLoyd, widow (deforciant), of one part in three parcels, 28 messuages, 6 burgages, etc., in p's Kilkennin, Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, Llanddewi Aberarth, Ystrad, Dihewid, Ciliau Aeron, Llanbadarn Fawr and Aberystwyth, co. Card. Consideration: £1,000.

Seven deeds, 1675-1721, relating to properties in Ystrad, Cilcennin, Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, Llanddewi Aberarth, Dihewyd, Ciliau Aeron, Llannarth, Llansanffraid, Henfynyw, Llanbadarn Fawr and Aberystwyth, co. Cardigan, and Harplesmore and Folkeston, Pembrokeshire.