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Depositions of witnesses examined at [the Georg]e Inn, Brecon, by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. [Court of Exchequer] in a cause wherein ... Wilkins, gent., is complainant and John Phillipps, [? postmaster], is defendant. Deponents include ... of Llywell; J[oh]n Meredith of Brecon; ... of Brecon; and Penn[oyre] Watkins [of Brecon]. [References to Tyr y Berthdû, etc., parish of Llywell, and to Margaret Jeffreys, widow, deceased]. See also no.639.

Depositions of witnesses examined by virtue of a commission issued out of [H. M. Court of Exchequer] in a cause wherein [Mansell] Powell and Michael Clarke, gent., are the complainants and [?William Kent is defendant]. Deponents include ...iss Duppa [of Ludlow, co. Salop, aged 43]; Tho[ma]s Higgins of ... co. Hereford, gent., aged 56; John Watkins of the town of Kin[gton]; Elinor Taylor, [? wife of Her]bt Taylor of Kington, aged 43; Da[vi]d Morgan of Presteign, co. Radnor, gent.; and ... of Kington. [References to Thomas Kent and Phillippa Kent].

Depositions of witnesses examined at the Red Lyon, borough of ..., co. Radnor, by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. Court of Exchequer in a cause wherein ... Watkins, gent., and Margaret his wife are complainants and [?Edwa]rd Parker and Thomas Parker are defendants. Deponents include ... of the parish of Kevenlleece, aged 69; ... of the parish of Abyredow, aged 40; ... of the parish of Llanvareth, aged 66; Anne Parker [of Llanvair in Builth]; and ... of Kington, aged 38. [References to Cornelius Parker, deceased, the said complainant Margaret having been his ?wife].

Depositions of witnesses [examined by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. High Court of Chancery in a] cause wherein David Hughes the younger [of Tallysarn, co. Cardigan], and Marg[are]tt his wife are complainants, and W[illia]m Herbert [? of Rhiwbren, parish of Llanarth], is defendant. Deponents include John Lloyd of the parish of Trevilan, co. Cardigan, yeoman, aged 32; John David [son of David Evan Hugh]; John Pugh, [clerk]; Elinor Jenkins; ... David Evan Hugh [of the parish of Dihewid]; ... curate of Bettws Bledrws; [John Jones]; Anne Hugh; ... N[athaniel] Morgan, [deputy registrar of the diocese of St David's]; ... curate of ...; ... John; William John; Elizabeth, wife of David Rees of the parish of Dihewid, yeoman, aged 60; Watkin Herbert of the parish of Llanarth, gent., aged 60; John Evan, [tailor]; David Rees; Anne Hugh[es ?]; Morgan Morgans; and Anne Herbert, defendant's mother. [References to a clandestine marriage between Hester Morgan of the parish of Killie-Ayron and the defendant performed by Evan Rees of Llandyssil, a bookseller or hawker of books, and to a pretended marriage between the complainant Marg[are]tt and the defendant performed by John Pugh, clerk].

Depositions of witnesses examined at the Spread Eagle Inn, Cowbridge, co. Glamorgan, by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. Court of Chancery of the Great Sessions in a cause wherein Elizabeth Rowlands, spinster, a pauper, and others, are complainants, and George Bowen and Hugh Bowen, gentn., are defendants. Deponents include Margaret, wife of John James of the parish of Cadoxton near Neath, aged 5[4]; Griffith John; Elizabeth Francis of the parish of Cadoxton near Neath, widow, aged 58; Joan Thomas of the parish of Eglwsbruis, spinster, aged 37; Mary, wife of David Rosser of the parish of Lantwit [maj]or, butcher, aged thirty...; Thomas Richards of the parish of Wick, yeoman, aged 37; and Thomas Morris of the parish of Landough near Cowbridge, carpenter, aged 48. [References to David Rowland the elder, deceased, a weaver, late father of the complainants and late husband of the defendant Diana].

Depositions of witnesses [examined by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. Court of Chancery of the Great Sessions in a cause wherein Samuel David and Thomas Rees are complainants and Richard Gough Awbrey, esq., Hopkin William Lewis, Rees Morgan and John Rees are defendants]. Deponents include ... son of Rees Llewellin; ... [widow of Watkin John, late of Languicke, mason]; Anne John of the parish of Languicke, co. Glamorgan, widow, aged ?50; John Watkin, [son of the said Watkin John]; and Rich[ar]d Thomas. [Reference to the repair of a barn upon Pentwyn, parish of Languicke].

Depositions of witnesses examined at the Golden Lyon, [Swansea], co. Glamorgan, by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. High Court of Chancery in a cause wherein James Gough Awbrey, clerk, [is complainant] and Thomas Popkin, esq., Martha his wife, Robert Popkin, esq., and Hugh Powell are defendants. Deponents: Henry Llewellin, gent.; ... of Neath, [apothec]ary, aged 70; and J[ames] Price [of the parish of Mothvey, co. Carmarthen, attorney, aged 55]. [References to the affairs of Mrs Mayzod Dawkin of Kittle hill who died in March 1758, and whose pedigree appears in No. 503].

Depositions of witnesses examined at the Star Inn, Swansea, by virtue of a commission issued out of H. M. High Court of Chancery in a cause wherein the Hon. Thomas Morgan, esq., and others are complainants and W[illia]m Hurst and his wife, Richard Calvert ... and Edward Hurst are defendants. Deponents include John Morgan of Swansea, gent.; John Grey of the parish of Llangevelach; R. Morris of Swansea; Gab[riel] Powell [of Swansea, aged 56]; Isaac Griffith of Swansea, ship-builder, aged 42; John Thomas of the parish of Llangevelach, aged 45; George Hopkin ...sa, co. Glamorgan, collier, aged 40; W[illia]m Powell of Brecon, gent., aged 50; Jno. Terry of Swansea, collier; W[illia]m Harry; W[illia]m Thomas of the parish of Llanvabon; W[illia]m Morgan [of the parish of Eglwysilan; Thomas Williams of ... co. Glamorgan, farmer, aged 54; Tho[ma]s Howell of Penarth, labourer; and W. Llewellin of Cardiff. [References to a coal work sunk in Trebooth, and to Mynidd bach, The Tump and Brin Ithin].

1 William Prosser of Aberyskyr, co. Brecknock, gent. 2 Thomas Bullcott of Brecon, co. Brecknock, grocer, and Edward Bullcot of Madley, co. Hereford, yeoman. Mortgage for £160 of a messuage called tyr lloyn y Merched yssa, extending in length from the highway leading from Brecon toward the church of Trallong to a place called llydiad y Maen, and in breadth from the lands of Daniel Williams to the lands of the said William Prosser called tyr hewl y gwethrod, and also all those several parcels of land of the said William Prosser as lie in length from the parcels of land called y wayn and Coed Newydd to the highway leading from Brecon toward the parish church of Trallong, and in breadth from the land of John Games of Aberbrane, esq., to the land late of Katheryn Powell, widow, deceased, called y kroftey, now or late in the occupation of Humfrey Calldicot, and likewise all that close of land called kae dauid ap Richard, extending in length from a close of land, late the land of the said Katheryn Powell, deceased, late in the occupation of the said Humfrey Caldicott, to the land in the occupation of Ievan Thomas Jenkin, and in breadth from a close of land of the said William Prosser called y kae garow to the land in the occupation of the said Ievan Thomas Jenekin, and also all that meadow late in the occupation of one Rees Thomas, extending in length from the river called Uske to a place called Coed y Cryg, and in breadth from the said river to a meadow of the said John Games, esq., called ynys Howell ap Eignon, parish of Aberyskyr, co. Brecknock, with covenant to levy a fine.

1 John Howell, and Howell Evan his nephew, both of the parish of Lanvigan, co. Brecknock, yeomen. 2 Watkin William, yeoman, and Margarett William his daughter, spinster, both of the parish of Lanthew. 3 Jeffrey Cooke of the parish of Llanvrenach, clerk, and John Watkin of the parish of Llandevaylog, gent. Release [previous to the marriage of the said Howell Evan and Margaret William] of the messuage in the tenure of the said John Howell, and the parcels of land called y doy kae mawr, y kae y tuy back ycha, y kae y tuy back yssa, y Thygoed, Pant y Rhewe, y trawsdyr, kae dan y lloyn, and y wern vach, parish of Llanvigan. See also no.1686.

Final Concord in a fine between Thomas Jones, gent., plaintiff, and Roger Jones, gent., Ann his wife, and Edward Jones, gent., [their son], deforceants, of five messuages, etc., and 450 acres of land, parish of Llandiloervane, co. Brecknock, together with details of three proclamations. Latin. Copy attested by Edw[ar]d Williams, deputy prothonotary, 26 May 1743.

1 Morgan Evan of the parish of Llywell, co. Brecknock, yeoman, and Evan Morgan of the same parish, yeoman, son and heir apparent of the said Morgan Evan by Jonnett his late wife, deceased, and Margarett his wife. 2 Catherine Roberts of the parish of Llywell, widow. 3 Llewelyn Powell of the parish of Devynnock, gent., and Morgan Thomas of the parish of Llywell, yeoman. Release [after the marriage of the said Evan Morgan and Margarett Roberts, daughter of the second party] of the properties specified in No. 1636 of 6 Nov. 1684.

Act for vesting the estate of Sir Halswell Tynte, Baronet, and Dame Mary his wife [in Right of Dame Mary] in Trustees, to be settled to the Uses in their Marriage-Articles. Printed.

1 Thomas Jones of the parish of Llanvigan, co. Brecknock, gent., Roger Jones of the parish of Llandilorvane, gent., and Edward Jones of the same parish, gent., son and heir apparent of the said Roger Jones. 2 Walter Jeffreys of Brecon, esq. Lease for one year of the messuage known by the several names of Tyr Thomas Games alias Tyr y Noyadd alias Tyr Syoned alias Tyr Walter, the messuage known by the several names of Tyr pant y Beydye alias Tyr Llwyne Eignon, the messuage called Tyr y Gweddyl, and the two messuages called Tyr Garth Genoll and Tyr Tal y Garth, parish of Llandilorvane. Witnesses: Richard Turbervill and Lewis Humphreys, both of Brecon. See also no.1786.

1 Roger Jones and Edward Jones. 2 Walter Jeffreys of Brecon, esq. Lease for one year of Tyr brynant, parish of Landilorvane. Witnesses: Richard Turbervill and Lewis Humphreys, both of Brecon.

1 John Williams of Penderin, co. Brecknock, clerk. 2. Margarett David of the parish of Vaynor, widow. Lease for 21 years of the messuage and lands called Tyr Pont y Stickill, parish of Vaynor.

1 Thomas Phillips of the parish of Llanwern, co. Brecknock, gent., and Priscilla his wife. 2 William Scourfield of Brecon, esq., and Rees Watkins of the parish of Hay, gent. 3 William Gwyn Vaughan of Trebaried, esq. 4 William Wynter of Brecon, esq. Release declaring the uses of a fine [after the marriage of the first party] of the manor of Muntton and chapel of Muntton, parish of Llanywe[rn], the two messuages and lands called Trostree Genol and Teere John Evan Jenkin, parish of Llanywern, a messuage and lands in the possession of Howell Jones, and two messuages called Pen y dree and Penyrhill, parish of Llangorse, closes called Gwrllody Lye, Close Ycha, Close Genol, Close pen y parcel, and Kyfer dan y kae, a mansion house, and three closes of land called Close pen y Gardde, Rhan dir yny panto[n?], and Kyfer yny Maes ycha Jenkin Lewis, parish of Llanywern, two messuages and lands heretofore of William Powell, deceased, parishes of Muntton and Llanhamlach, the messuage and lands called Trostree ycha, parish of Llanywern, a tenement of land called Tyr y ?Volly, parish of Llanvillo, a parcel of lands called Tair Errow, parish of Llanthew, and the two messuages and lands called Teor Blaen y nant and a parcel of lands called yr Ardd ar y wayn, parish of Llanvigan, and assignment of a term of 999 years in a house and four parcels of land, parish of Llanywern. Copy.

1 David William of Brecon, co. Brecknock, corvisor, David Davies of the parish of Lanavan Vawr, tanner, and Anne his wife, only daughter and heir of the said David William by Mary his wife. 2 David Walter of Brecon, glover. Lease And Release of the property specified in No.1682 of 6 April 1724. See also no.1688.