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'My' d[ea]r Mrs Jones is grown very strange, not a word about our removing; 'I' wrote a letter to send to 'you' by the Hereford post; writer has a little ribbon ready to give the post for Little Bess; the post-office is now where David Rutherch lived next door to Peggy Philipps; 'we' are more comfortable than where 'we' came from; 'my' d[ea]r Mary Anne was afraid 'I' should keep her; ?Mr Edward came to fetch her; she drank tea at the Bear; 'my' sister unites in 'our' sincere love to Mr Jones and recipient. Incomplete.

Writer has a bond [No.1040] dated Jan. 1746[/7] from the late Mr Davies for £44.1.0. to her late Aunt Evans; recipient and his father have assured her that the debt would be paid. P.S. She has written to Mrs Howorth often without success; she has retired from business.

Enclosing No.1009, a bill delivered by Mr Jones to writer's late master, deceased; he is willing to refer it to recipient and Mr Jones.

Recipient is requested to pay the money in his hands, which is due to writer, to Mr Roger Jones.

Recipient has written a very rude letter to writer's registrar at Aylesbury on 20 May 1724, insulting him for doing his duty at writer's visitation, adding indecent reflections on 'his' superiors, and declaring that he will preach every Sunday without entering as curate; such an open defiance of government is not to be suffered in any well-ordered state; unless recipient repairs to Aylesbury within eight days after receipt of this letter and signs a full revocation of all the rude and lawless sayings in his letter and promises never to offend in like manner again, writer will order a process to be formed against him in his consistory court at Lincoln. Endorsed: 'This Lettr is a Lye & Scandal all over, for Mr Townshend was Curate: & I had no Business at Visitation.'.

Writer is very sorry that recipient should be so long without his money for hay bought almost a year ago; he has been engaged in a pile of building for a year and a half; he desires an advance of £20. 0. 0 or £30. 0. 0.

Final Concord in a fine between Watkin Thomas John Lloid, plaintiff, and James Gwillim Ievan and Gwenllian his wife, deforceants, of a moiety of one messuage and 76 acres of land, parish of Llanygon, co. Brecknock. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine between Howell Lewis, plaintiff, and Watkin ap David Vaughan Jenkin ap Watkyn and Matilda his wife, deforceants, of one messuage, one garden, and 15 acres of land in Hay, co. Brecknock. Latin.

Fragment of a parish register [baptisms] subscribed by Wal[ter] Lewes, clerk [instituted to the vicarage of Talgarth in 1597] and William Powell and John Richard Watkin, wardens.

1 Watkin John Phillipp of Trevecka, parish of Talgarth, co. Brecknock, Samuel Watkin of the same place, and Henry William, also of the same place, gentn. 2 John Thomas and Alson verch John. Bond to assure the title to a parcel of land called y penka bach, parish of Talgarth, extending in length from the way to the lands called y penka mawr, and in breadth from a meadow called Gwirlodd y ffynnon to the lands aforesaid called y penka mawr.

1 Roger Vaughan of Tallgarth, co. Brecknock, gent. 2 Roger Watkin Probert of the same place, yeoman. Grant of a parcel of arable and pasture land called y Penkae back, parish of Tallgarth, extending in length from the road which leads from the township called Trewalkyn towards the bridge called Pont Rhydwyne to the lands of the said Roger Vaughan called y Penka mawre, and in breadth between the lands of the said Roger Vaughan called Errow ffynnon and Penkae mawr aforesaid. See also no.38. Latin.

1 Roger Vaughan of the parish of Talgarth, co. Brecknock, gent. 2 Roger Watkin Probert of the said parish, yeoman. Grant of the property specified in No.36 of 20 Jan. 1633/4, with boundaries described more fully. See also no.46.

1 Roger Vaughan of Lannerch-kynan, parish of Tallgarth, co. Brecknock, gent., Samuel Vaughan of the same place, gent., his son and heir apparent, and Jhane, wife of the said Samuel. 2 Thomas Lewis of Langors, esq. Grant of a close containing by estimation 13 acres, adjoining to a messuage late in the tenure of Robert Morgan, being of late part of the field called Keven Eithin, which lies at or near Heol y Keven, and also of a close of eight or nine acres on the south side of the said field called Keven Eithin, abutting to the lands late of William Thomas Phillip Gwillym, to the lands of John Lewis, and to the lands of William Thomas John David, parish of Tallgarth.

1 William Parry of Llancath, parish of Tallgarth, co. Brecknock, gent. 2 Thomas Watkin Probert of the parish of Tallgarth, yeoman. Quitclaim of all title to the messuage called Tye Jenkin Rosser W[illia]m, deceased, a close of land thereunto adjoining called y keven bach, three closes called y kae bach, kaer therwen, and Close y ffynnon, a close called y kae garow, a house newly built by Harry Thomas Bevan with one acre of land thereunto adjoining, a dwelling-house where one Arthyr Banffield dwells, and two closes called y werne bante ycha and y werne bante yssa.

1 Samuell Vaughan. 2 Thomas Watkins. Bond to perform covenants. [Witnesses: as in No. 48].

1 Walter Lewis, tanner, Aythan Lewis, his eldest son and heir apparent, and Josiah Lewis, tanner, all of the town of the Hay, co. Brecknock. 2 George Delahay of Llanigon, gent. Lease for one year of the parcel of meadow ground called Gwrlodd Cwm y toyddwr, parish of Hay. Boundaries specified: the nine acres by the side of the watercourse leading the water from the river Dulas to the Hay Mills, the river Dulas, Cae Cwmytoyddwr, and a house called Cwm y toyddwr.

1 Aythan Lewis, gent., and Josiah Lewis, mercer. 2 William Lewis, feltmaker, all of the borough of Hay, co. Brecknock. Mortgage for £70 of the properties specified in No. 79 of 28 Jan. 1698/9. Counterpart.

1 John Brute of the parish of Llanbeder, co. Brecknock, and Thomas Brute of the parish of Talgarth, masons. 2 Charles Williams of Trevithell, esq., and James Lewis of Porthamall, gent. Agreement to build a stone bridge upon the highway from Talgarth to Broynllys called the castle bridge.

1 Walter Daniel of the parish of Llanywern, co. Brecknock, and David Watkin of the parish of Garthbrengy, yeomen. 2 Thomas Jones [of Tredustan], esq., sheriff. Bond of replevin. [Goods specified include twelve sledgefuls of hay].

Receipts from Rich[ard] Hughes, John Hughes and John Phillipps to Mr Morgan Jenkins for rent due to Mrs Lewis of ?Harst, Walter Pryse, esq., and Lewis Pryse, esq.