File CM5/6. - Davies v. Davies,

Papers relating to an action in the Cardigan Summer Assizes 1835 in the Kings Bench of Jane Davies, widow, plaintiff, and David Davies of Henllys, William Evans, David Davies of Tretaliesin and Morris Morris, defendants, relating to Ynysfeirig, claimed by the plaintiff to be part of Ynyshir lands, bounded by Foes Tervin, including ‘until the embankment was made by the comm[issione]rs all the lands about Ynysfeiriog were as closely kept and preserved as if they were a field under the house. After the completion of the embankment the people became bolder and their cattle were oftener seen within Foes Tervin but witness [Richard Meredith] drove them off’. The papers include names of people with leave to cut turf on Ynyshir farm, 1792-1784 (*uh?), copies and originals of Ynyshir letting agreements, 1818-1831, copies of notices and letters from the Genau’r-glyn inclosure commissioners, 1823-1829, account book of people allowed to cut turf at Ynyshir, 1826-1832, evidence on behalf of the plaintiff from former tenants and others, briefs for the plaintiff, and lists of jurors and plaintiff’s witnesses, 1835.