File 56. - Will of John Williams of p. Llangunnider, co. Brec., innkeeper,

Devises a m. called Penlanfain including a field called Caeyrafallen or Pumpllath, p. Llangunnider, co. Brec., to his grandson William Jones for life, remainder to his grand-daughter, Ann Jones, for life, then to their heirs, but, in default, to testator's grandsons, John Roberts and David Roberts, as tenants in common. Devises a m. called Neuaddfach, p. Llangunnider, to Ann Jones for life, remainder to her heirs, but, in default, to William Jones, then to his heirs, but, in default, to John Roberts and David Roberts. Devises a m. called Tyr Allsorn and an orchard adjoining the road from Coedyrynnis Bridge to the Baptist Meeting House, p. Llangunnider, to John Roberts, remainder to heirs, but, in default, to David Roberts, then his heirs, but, in default to William and Ann Jones as tenants in common. Devises m's called Tyle and Maesclythen in p's Saint Michael Cwmdu and Cathedine, co. Brec., to David Roberts for life, remainder to his heirs, but in default, to John Roberts, then his heirs, but in default, to William Jones and Ann Jones. Devises houses and cottages in the town of Brecon to his daughter Ann Gunter, subject to a charge of £63. Bequeaths a m. called the Red Lion leased from the Duke of Beaufort, to his four grandchildren. A few other bequests to relatives. Appoints his son-in-law Thomas Gunter of p. Saint Michael Cwmdu, co. Brec., farmer, and his friend the Rev. John Evans of the town of Brecon, trustees and executors of his will. Endorsed: probate granted 30 Nov. 1840. Copy extracted from the District Probate Registry at Hereford.