Dangos 4746 canlyniad

1. Francis Dyer of Court Henry, parish of Llangathen, co. Carmarthen, esq;. 2. William Philipps of the same place, esq., and Sarah his wife, the only child of the said Francis Dyer by Anne Maria his late wife, deceased, who was one of the daughters and co-heirs of John Herbert late of the same place, gent., also deceased, by Sarah his wife, late Sarah Jones, likewise deceased;. 3. William Herbert Dyer of Aberglasney, parish of Llangathen, esq;. 4. Richard Howell of Carmarthen, gent. Release (settlement after the marriage of William Phillips and Sarah his wife) of a third part of Parkgloynne, parish of Langendeirne, Keveneskib, parish of Llangathen, Tyr Close ytroine, Nant y Mabe otherwise Nantmabe Ucha and Nant Mabe Issa, Tirpenderry otherwise Tythin pendeiry and Cwmtrayle, parish of Llanegwad, Glandulas otherwise Glandulais, parish of Llanegwad, Alltygare otherwise Tynaltygare, parish of Llangathen, houses and gardens in the parish of Llanegwad, and Cae Coed, parish of Llangathen, and also a half part of the capital messuage and lands called Court Henry, parishes of Llangathen and Llanegwad, with messuages and lands called Tirmorva, etc., in the said two parishes, messuage and lands called Cross Inn with a field called Caerlloy Issa, parish of Llangathen, Courthenry mill and houses and forges etc., parishes of Llangathen, and Llanegwad, and the corn mill called Melin and Cwm, parish of Llanfynydd, co. Carmarthen; Copy.

1. George Roch of Clareston, esq;. 2. James Dubberlin of Haverfordwest, gent. Mortgage for £1000 of the messuage and lands called Moor, parish of Rosemarket.

Letters Of Administration of the will of Margaret Frances Ewer, spinster, of Bulstrode Street parish of St. Mary le Bone, London. Will dated 19 Oct. 1780.

1. Sparks Martin of Withy Bush Houses esq;. 2. John Thomas of the parish of Llanunda, farmer;. 3. John Jenkins, agent of Sparks Martin. Lease for 3 lives of fields called Pwll y Gwair, and Gilfach Coch, parish of Llanunda. Rent: £6. 6 s. annually. Duties: two fat hens at Christmas, two people to make hay, one man to reap or bind corn at Trelewhelin annually.

1. George Phillips of Haverfordwest, Doctor of Physic;. 2. The Reverend John Tasker Nash, of the same place, M.A. Assignment of a lease on houses and a garden in the parish of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest.

Accounts of Messrs. Daniel Weir, John Thomas and Richard Foley, trustees of the estate of Henry Scourfield, esq., and accounts between Henry Scourfield and George Thompson in respect of the tithes of Wantage, co. Berks.

1. John Crowther Reynish of Woolfsdale, parish of Camrose, gent., and Thomas Reynish of the same parish, farmer;. 2. Jenkin Reynish of the said parish, farmer. Bond for the payment of £100 and interest.

1. William Edwardes, esq., Baron Kensington, and others, surviving feoffees in trust of the Perrot lands;. 2. William Evans of Bletherston, parish of Bletherston, gent. Lease (counterpart) for 50 years of a messuage formerly called the Cock house in the parish of St. Mary, Haverfordwest, since known as the Old County Jail and lately occupied as the Common Jail of the county of Pembroke, but now made into a dwelling. Rent: £3, and a couple of fat hens to the mayor, annually.

1. James Higgon of Holloway, parish of Bletherston, gent;. 2. Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest, gent. Bond for the payment of £400 and for the performance of covenants in a deed of mortgage of even date.

1. Daniel Lloyd of Lagues, co. Carmarthen, esq;. 2. John Crunn of Narberth, gent. Lease for three lives of a messuage called the Place and a field called Parkmain, parish of Narberth. Rent: £7 annually.

Papers in connection with suits in the Great Sessions for the counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan and the county town of Carmarthen, including instructions to attorneys and a jury list.

1. William Herbert Dyer of Aberglasney, co. Carmarthen, esq;. 2. John Herbert Foley of Ridgeway, esq. 3. William Phillips of Courthenry, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Sarah his wife;. 4. Francis Dyer of Courthenry;. 5. Richard Foley of Haverfordwest, gent. Draft Deed Of Partition of the Court henry estate, co. Carmarthen.

1. Thomas Morris of the parish of St. Martins, Haverfordwest, malster;. 2. Roger Morgan of the same, merchant. Mortgage for £100 and interest of messuages in Bridgestreet, parish of St. Martins, Haverfordwest.

1. John Lort late of Prickeston but now of Hubberstone, esq;. 2. Anne Lort, spinster, one of the daughters of the said John Lort;. 3. William Meares of His Majesty's Navy, esq;. 4. Hugh Owen of Lawrenny, esq., and George Phillips of Haverfordwest, doctor in physic;. 5. George Meares of the Middle Temple, London, gent. and John Lort Phillips, gent., eldest son of the said George Phillips. Settlement before the marriage of the said William Meares and Anne Lort of a moiety of messuages and lands called the Priory Hills, parish of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest, fields called Hill, Old Clover, New Parks and Thomas Jones's meadow, being part of the tenement of Cartlett, parish of Usmaston, closes called Small Park, Brambre Park, Middle Field and Batemans Meadow in Cartlett, land called Potter field in Cartlett, fields called the Long Meadow, Hill Park, the Turnpike, Meadow, Mountain Park, Frogs Hole, Moory Meadow and Cartlett Meadow, and the public house in Cartlett, a moiety of the manor of Honniborough and lands, parish of Llanstadwell, messuage and lands in Jameston, parish of Manorbier, messuages and lands called Nants Hook and Lambert, parishes of Harrison and Walton West, and messuages and lands called Rackhills near Haverfordwest.

1. Richard Wright of Haverfordwest, esq;. 2. Thomas Wright of the same, esq;. 3. George James Barker of the parish of Stainton, gent. Lease for three lives of messuages and lands south of the road leading to Black Tarr Quay, and fields and a cottage on the north side of the said road, parcel of the tenement called Napp, parish of Langum. Rent: £15. 10s. annually.

Commission to John Beynon and others to proceed against John Williams late of the parish of Narberth, dealer and chapman, now a bankrupt. And a memorandum of money lost by drovers because of his failure.