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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. John Howell of Eastlegg in the parish of Amroth, co. Pembrocke, gent.;. 2. William Williames of St. Florence, co. Pembrocke, gent., and James Davies of Williamston Ellno' in the parish of Begelly, co. Pembrocke, clerk. Settlement subsequent to the marriage of the aforesaid John Howell and Susanna Williames, daughter of Robert Williames of St. Florence, referring to a messuage and tenement called Eastlegg in the parish of Amroth, and the moiety of a messuage with parcels thereto belonging called little Crickborrion, a messuage called Newlegg and a close called the moore parcke with a house and garden thereto belonging, all in the aforesaid parish of Amroth.

1. John Edwards, the elder, of Glyn, co. Denbigh, esq., John Edwards, the younger, of the same place, esq., son and heir apparent of the first named, and Sarah, wife of John Edwards, the younger, and daughter and heir at law of Jenkin Lloyd, late of Clochvan, co. Montgomery, esq., deceased;. 2. Thomas Parry of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent.;. 3. Philip Yorke of Erthig, co. Denbigh, esq., and Humphrey Edwards of Talgarth, co. Merioneth, esq.;. 4. Peter Jones of Ruthin co. Denbigh, gent., and William James of Oswestry, co. Salop, surgeon;. 5. Edward Salusbury Jones of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., and Edward Edwards of Jesus College in the University of Oxford, D.D. Settlement subsequent to the marriage of the above mentioned John Edwards, the younger, and Sarah, his wife, referring to the property leased in Nos. 20 and 21 of 17 March 1768.

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. 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. Mary Edwards;. 2. Mary Edwards otherwise Wynne;. 3. The Reverend Thomas Youde. Release of the property leased in No. 2 of 3 April.

1. Rice Lloyd of Clochvan, co. Monntgomery, esq., Sarah, his wife, Edward Lloyd of Place Maddock, co. Denbigh, esq., Jenkin Lloyd of Place Bennion, co. Denbigh, esq., eldest son and heir apparent of the said Rice Lloyd and Sarah, his wife, Elizabeth, wife of the said Jenkin Lloyd and eldest daughter of the said Edward Lloyd, and Thomas Jones of Llantysilio, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. George Ravenscoft of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent.;. 3. George Meares of Pennar, co. Pembroke, esq., and George Devereux of Keven Gwern vach, co. Monntgomery, esq.;. 4. Maurice Stephens of Nyodd Llwyd, co. Monntgomery, gent.;. 5. Lloyd Kenyon of Gradington, co. Flint, esq.;. 6. George Robinson of Brithddir, co. Monntgomery, esq., and Thomas Pryce of Kefen y wern, co. Denbigh, esq. Release in trust of the property leased in No. 23 of 1 July to make George Ravenscroft a tenant to the freehold for the suffering of recoveries.

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. 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. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plassmaddock, co. Denbigh, clerk;. 2. Pattison Ellames of Chester, esq. Mortgage of messuages, etc., called Pen y Bont in the township of Bodylltin and parish of Rhuabon, co. Denbigh, and of certain annuities payable out of the manor of Tir Evan in the county of Denbigh and out of other property in the counties of Denbigh and Lancaster.

1. John Howell of the parish of Amroth, co. Pembrocke, yeoman, Owen Howell of Amroth aforesaid, yeoman, son and heir apparent of John Howell, and Jonett, wife of the said Owen;. 2. Roger Browne of Trelissey, co. Pembrocke, gent. Mortgage of a messuage and lands in the parish of Amroth, co. Pembrocke, with a close thereto belonging called more house lying between the lane leading from Trelissey to the mountain on the east, and the mountain on the north.

1. John Edwards, the elder, of Glyn, co. Denbigh, esq., and John Edwards, the younger, of the same place, esq., only son and heir apparent of John Edwards, the elder;. 2. Phillip Yorke of Erthig, co. Denbigh, esq., and Humphrey Edwards of Talgarth, co. Merioneth, esq. Lease of possession of the manor or lordship of Tir Evan in co. Denbigh, the moiety of the advowson of the parish church of Spyttu appendant to the said manor, the tithes of the township and manor of Tir Evan in the parish of Spyttu, a capital messuage, mansion house and appurtenances called Gallt y Celyn and parcels of land thereto belonging in the township of Prus, co. Denbigh, messuages called Gaer fawr, Penrhyn, Bryn ap Gerful, Hendrebrus, Tu yn y Garreg, Tu yn y rhos and New Inn with the parcels thereto belonging in Prus aforesaid, a field or close in Prus called Cae'r bont, a fee farm rent of 2/8 issuing out of a tenement called Gae'r Bach in Prus, a messuage called Hevod las in the township and manor of Tir Evan and parish of Spyttu aforesaid, messuages called Cefngwyn and Rhydlechog in Tir Evan, several dwelling houses or cottages and gardens in the town or village of Spyttu, a messuage called Y Tyddin Bychan in the parish of Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denbigh, a messuage called Caer Ddynod in the parish of Llanfihangel, co. Denbigh, a capital messuage called Crogen Iddan with Tu yn y Fedw tenement and the demesne and other lands thereto belonging in the township of Crogen Iddan and parish of Llangollen, co. Denbigh, a meadow in Crog Iddan called Erw Gesail, a messuage called Cilcochwynt in the parish of Llangollen aforesaid, the moiety of the tithe hay, corn and grain in the townships of Llangollen Fawr, Bache and Cilmediw in the parish of Llangollen, a fee farm rent of 1/- payable out of a tenement called Tu yn y Graig in the parish of Llangollen, and tithes of corn, grain and hay in the townships of Erwallo, Cilcochwynt and Pennant in the parish of Llangollen, all thus far in co. Denbigh; a capital messuage in Church Street, Preston, co. Lancaster, another messuage in the said street, messuages and farms in Broughton, co. Lancaster, two messuages at Holmslack in Preston aforesaid, messuages called Cowells Farm and Beazley's Farm in Whittingham, co. Lancaster, a messuage called Bonds ffarm in Goosnaegh, co. Lancaster, a messuage called the Millhouse ffarm in Salisbury in the same county, and a seat or pew in Saint George's Chapel at Preston; and all other the messuages, etc., of John Edwards, the elder, and the younger, in Tir Evan, Prus, Llangollen fawr, Bache, Cilmediw, Crogeniddan, Cilcochwynt, Erwallo and Pennant in the parishes of Spythe, Cerrigydrudion, Llanfihangel and Llangollen or elsewhere in co. Denbigh, and in the townships or parishes of Preston, Broughton, Whittingham, Heighton, Goosnargh and Salisbury or elsewhere in co. Lancaster.

1. Mary Edwards of Glyn, co. Denbigh, spinster, sister and heir of John Edwards, the younger, late of the same place, esq., deceased, and Mary Edwards otherwise Wynne of Bronygarth, co. Salop, widow;. 2. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plasmaddock, co. Denbigh, clerk. Lease of possession of a messuage and parcels of land called Peny Bont in the township of Bodylltin and parish of Ruabon, co. Denbigh.

1. John Edwards, the younger, of Glyn, co. Denbigh, esq., only son and heir apparent of John Edwards, the elder, of the same place, esq., and Sarah, wife of John Edwards, the younger and daughter and heir at law of Jenkin Lloyd late of Clochvan, co. Montgomery, esq., deceased;. 2. Thomas Parry of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent. Lease of possession of a capital messuage called Clochvan Ucha, messuages called Ty yn y maes, Ty yn y Dole and Pant y Vedow, a water corn grist mill called Velin Vawr, messuages including those called Croesty, Allt y Dernoll, Rhiewydernoll, Rhiewlas, Gelly Vawr, Voel pey Pylwydd, Court, Bwlch y Garreg Ucha, Nant gwernog and Tyr y Llan, and several parcels of land, all in the parishes of Llangerrig and Llanidloes, co. Montgomery; a capital messuage called Rhydonen, one other messuage, a house or cottage with two crofts called Erw yr nant, several other messuages, and an annual rent of one shilling issuing out of a messuage in Bersham, co. Denbigh, called Y loft wen, all these last being situated in the parishes of Llanynis, Llanganhafal, Ruthin, Llanvorog and Wrexham, co. Denbigh; a capital messuage, mansion house and tenement called Plas Maddock in Ruabon, co. Denbigh; an iron furnace with smithy, buildings, etc., called Plas Maddock Furnace in Ruabon; tithes of corn and grain in the township of Christioneth Kenrick in the parish of Ruabon; a water corn grist mill in Trevor issa in the parish of Llangollen, co. Denbigh, called Melin y Coed; a messuage and parcels of land in the township of Christioneth Kenrick, closes in the same township called Y Coedmawr, Y Coed buchan, Erow Sheat, Y Cae Glase and Y Dole, a messuage and two parcels in Christioneth aforesaid called Tir Clach otherwise Tir Calch and Cae Vedwen, three parcels in Rhuabon called Gwerglodd Sarney, Cae Ucha and Cae James Issa, a messuage in Christioneth, parcels called Kenvaes Issa, the Great Medow otherwise Y Werglodd fawr, Y Derlluyn, Erw Streat, Cae bryn wyn, Tir y Gath, Y Kenvaes Ucha, Cae Buchan, Y Cae hir, Y Cae Crwn, Gwerglodd y Coed, Maes y Derwen, Gwerglodd Maes y Derwen and Llaesmaes y Derwen all in Rhuabon and Christioneth Kenrick, parcels called Werne Ucha and Tyre y Bryn y Scraff in Rhuabon, a house or tenement, a messuage called Plas Ithell in Rhuabon, and two parcels in Rhuabon called Gwer Glodd Tyr yn Bryn and Gwernganoll; all mines of coal and iron and other minerals of the said John Edwards, the younger, and Sarah, his wife; all other the messuages, etc., of John Edwards, the younger, and Sarah, his wife, in the parishes of Llangerrig and Llanidloes, or elsewhere in co. Montgomery, late the estates of Rice Lloyd, late grandfather of the said Sarah; and all other the messuages of the said Sarah in the parishes of Llanynis, Llanganhafal, Ruthin, Llanvorog, Rhuabon, Llangollen and Wrexham or elsewhere in co. Denbigh.