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Deeds, 1547-1788, relating mainly to the family of Howell of Eastlake, parish of Amroth, Pembrokeshire, 17 cent., and Lloyd of Clochfaen, Montgomeryshire, 18 cent.

1. The Reverend Charles Bowen of Camrose, co. Pembroke, clerk;. 2. William Moore, late of the island of Barbadoes in America, then of Bath, co. Somerset. Articles of Agreement concerning the conveyance of two plantations in the island of Barbadoes, called the Pine and the Bell.

1. Llewelin Harry of Treagwynt, co. Pembrock, gent.;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of Kyllkithed in the same county, esq. Declaration of the uses of a fine levied upon property in the parishes, hamlets or townreds of llangloffan, Granndstone, St. Nicholas, Rose ynwen, Llanvnda, Trevedd lym and Marthery, co. Pembrock.

1. The Reverend Charles Bowen of Camrose, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife, John Jordan of Dumpledale, co. Pembroke, gent., and Ann, his wife, John Laughrne of Cosheston, co. Pembroke, gent., and Jane, his wife, Margarett Wheeler and Sarah Wheeler, both of Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, spinsters, sisters and sisters in law of William Wheeler late of Haverford West, esq., deceased, and nieces of Colonel William Wheeler, late of London, esq., also deceased, and Edward Lascells of London, merchant;. 2. William Moore late of the island of Barbadoes in America but then of Bath, co. Somersett, merchant. Articles of Agreement concerning the sale of two plantations called the Pine and the Bell in the island of Barbadoes.

Grant to Sir Arthure Chichester, Kt., Lord Chichester, Baron of Belfast and Lord Deputy of Ireland, of the custody, wardship and marriage of Hughe Owen, cousin and next heir of Sir Hughe Owen, Kt., deceased, viz. son and heir of John Owen, deceased, son and next heir of the said Sir Hughe Owen. Attached is an extent of all the manors, messuages, etc., late of Sir Hughe Owen, Kt., deceased.

1. Rees Lloyd of Clochvaen ucha, co. Mountgomery, gent., Jenkin Lloyd, son and heir apparent of the said Rees and Rachell, his wife, Morgan Lloyd of Gailan, co. Mountgomery, gent., John Lloyd of St. Harmon, co. Radnor, gent., David Lloyd of Darowen, co. Mountgomery, gent., and Jenkin Lloyd, Evan Lloyd, Kyffin Lloyd and Richard Lloyd, all of the parish of Llangirrick, co. Mountgomery, brothers of the said Rees Lloyd;. 2. Edward Fowler of Bronydre, co. Radnor, gent., and Evan Jones of Llanllothean, co. Mountgomery, gent.;. 3. Samuell Powell of Stannadge, co. Radnor, esq., and Price Clunne of Berthlloyd, co. Mountgomery, esq. Settlement subsequent to the marriage of the said Jenkin Lloyd, son of Rees Lloyd, and Rachell, previously Rachell Fowler of Bronydre, co. Radnor, spinster, relating to a capital messuage called Clochvaen Ucha in the township of Llanywared, a messuage called Tuy yn y ddole in the townships of Llanyvyny and Llanywared, a messuage called Pant y Vedw in Llanywared, a water corn grist mill in the same township called Y Velin Vawr, several messuages including those called Croesty, Allt y Dernoll, Rhw yr Dernoll and Rhiwlas, also in the township of Llanywared, messuages including those called Henvas and Cornell in the township of Llanyvyny, one other messuage in Llanyvyny and Llanywared, messuages including those called Gelly Vawr, Pryssylwydd and Bwlch y Garreg Ucha in the township of Glyngynwith, a messuage in Keven y Vodey, a messuage called Nant gwernog in Keven y Vodey, and a messuage called Rhiw Bron y Gelly and three other messuages in the township of Glynbrochan, all thus far in the parish of Llangirrick, co. Mountgomery; a messuage in the town and parish of Llanidloes, co. Mountgomery; parcels of land in the township of Glynbrochan in the parish of Llangirrick aforesaid; and all the messuages and lands of the said Rees Lloyd in the parishes of Llangirrick and Llanidloes and elsewhere in co. Mountgomery.

1. Sir James Williams of Pant Ho'ell, co. Carmarthyn, Kt.;. 2. John Ho'ell, junior, of the parish of Ambroth, co. Penbrock, husbandman. Grant of twelve acres of land in Ambroth. Latin.

1. Sir James Williams;. 2. John Ho'ell. Bond relating to No. 27 of even date.

1. Henry William of the parish of llanrian, co. Penbrock, yeoman;. 2. Thomas lloid of Kilkerthed in the same county, esq. Grant of fourteen parcels of land in the township and fields of Trevethlem in the parish of Mathry and county aforesaid. Latin.

1. John Howell of the parish of Ambroth, co. Pembrock, gent.;. 2. William Davies of the parish of Nash, co. Pembrock, and John Child of Bygelly, co. Pembrock, gent. Settlement previous to the marriage of the said John Howell and Anne, daughter of the said William Davies, referring to a capital or mansion house and lands called Eastlegg, a messuage called Newlegg, and the moiety of a messuage called Little Crickvorian in the parish of Ambroth, co. Pembrock.

1. Henry Myllsaunndre of Cronwern, co. Pembrock, yeoman;. 2. John Howell of Eastlegg in the parish of Ambroth in the same county, yeoman. Bond for the quiet possession of a messuage and lands in the parishes of Ambroth and Cronwern, co. Pembrock, called Blaen dylo.

1. David Robert ap aprice of Blythe[--], in the parish of llanu' naght ardave, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Richard Barnarde of the parish of Amreth, co. Pembroke, yeoman. Mortgage of three acres of land at Estelack in the parish and county aforesaid [? Amreth]. Latin.

1. Thomas Davies of Nash, co. Pembrocke, gent., and Joyce, his wife;. 2. David Jones of Llwyngwyn in the parish of Lanegwade, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Edward Davies of Pentre, co. Carmarthen, gent. Release of two messuages called Ludchurch and Roselin in the parish of Ludchurch, co. Pembrocke.

1. Chancey Davies of Lantegge in the parish of Cronweare, co. Pembrocke, gent.;. 2. Reignold Howell of Trenewith in the parish of Cronweare aforesaid, gent. Release of two capital messuages called Ludchurch houses and of a messuage called Roese lynn in the parish of Ludchurch, co. Pembrocke, a close with the quarries and limekilns therein, and two little houses and gardens thereto belonging on the south side of the enclosed grounds belonging to Ludchurch aforesaid, and common of pasture for forty sheep on the waste grounds not enclosed belonging to the capital messuages called Ludchurch.

1. William Davies of Nash, co. Pembrocke, gent., and Thomas Davies of the same place, gent., son and heir apparent of the said William;. 2. Edward Jones of Tregib, co. Carmarthen, gent, and Edward Davis of Pentre, co. Carmarthen, gent. Articles of Agreement previous to the marriage of the said Thomas Davies and Joyce Gwynne of Pentre, referring to a messuage called Wells in St. Twynnells, co. Pembrocke, messuages in Hodgeston, co. Pembrocke, and messuages in Llanelly, co. Carmarthen. Copy.