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- 1602-1847 (with gaps) (Creation)
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Settlements, and other legal documents, relating mainly to the Davies and Pryce families, Maesmawr, including settlements for the marriages of John Devereux Pryce, Dolforwyn Hall, and Jane Anne Davies, Fronfelen (1847), Humphrey Jones, Garthmill, and Miss Donne, Glascombe (1602), James Gwynne and Ellinor daughter of Lewis Edwards (1665), Robert Davies and Elizabeth Pryce (1729), Edward Davies, Maesmawr and Jane Morris (1701), Robert Davies and Elizabeth Pryce, Trewylan (1729), John Davies and Jane Pryce daughter of Rice Pryce (1814), Pryce Davies, Maesmawr and Ann Rowlands (1768), Vaughan Ffoulkes (1774), and an extract from the settlement of Rev. Thomas Carter and Mary his wife (1817); and a number of indentures, including an indenture tripartite between Thomas Ffoulkes, Penrhyn, and William Ffoulkes, Garthmill and his wife Anne (1744), an indenture between William Ffoulkes and other named family members (1774), and a five-part indenture between Rev. John Davies, Newtown, Rice Pryce, Tyddynyglyncogan (Tycoch) and his daughter Jane, Rev. John Pryce, Dolforwyn Hall, Thomas Owen, Dyffryn Myfod, and William Pugh, Caer Howell and John Williams, Pennant (1842).
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Some documents in the file were originally labelled 'Supporting document no.9', 'Supporting document no.7', and 'Supporting document no.12'.
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The bundle was originally labelled 'H'.