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Letter from John Grant, Cape of Good Hope, on board His Majesty's Ship York, to Mrs Doraty Cradock in Haverford West, reporting the death of the recipient's brother Richard.

Order in the suit between the King and Llewelin John William that George Bowen, esq., shall produce the records of the town of Newport for John Stokes, attorney for the king. Copy.

Schedule of the tenements bought by Thomas Lloyd, esq., from James Lloyd late of Kilrhue, esq., being part of the Kilrhue estate in co. Cardigan.

1. William Clendon of Mears Ashby, w. Northampton, esq., and Owen Manning of Hartford, w. Huntington, clerk, executors of Thomas Clendin, deceased;. 2. James Lloyd late of Kilrue, now of Windsor co. Berks, esq., son and heir at law of James Lloyd of Kilrue, esq., deceased;. 3. Thomas Lloyd of Cardigan, co. Cardigan, esq. Lease And Release (assignment of a mortgage) of the mortgage specified in Nos. 2900-2901 dated 17-18 Dec. 1734.

1. Thomas Lloyd of Bronwydd, co. Cardigan, esq., and Ann his wife;. 2. Herbert Lloyd of Peterwell, co. Cardigan, esq., brother and heir at law of John Lloyd of the same, deceased, surviving trustee. Lease Ands Release of a moiety of messuages and lands called Henllys and Cwmuog, parish of Nevern, following an Act for the partition of the estate.

Deeds, and copies and drafts of deeds, relating to part of Kemes estate sold by John Laugharne to Thomas Lloyd of Bronwydd and part of the Kemes estate sold by the latter to the Reverend William Holcombe, all connected with the affairs of John Laugharne of Llanrithan.

1. Richard Harding of Llanryan, gent., brother and heir of David Harding of the parish of Puncheston, gent., deceased;. 2. John Laugharn late of the parish of Carew and now of Haverford West, gent.;. 3. Thomas Lloyd of Bronwyth, co. Cardigan, esq. Lease And Release of two messuages and land in the parish of Egglwiserrw called Penylan and Hean Issa.

1. John Williams of the parish of Meline, gent., and Lettice his wife, Thomas Merchant of the parish of Mannerbyar, gent., and Ann his wife, which said Lettice and Ann are two of the sisters and coheirs of Robert Griffiths late of Penybenglog, esq., deceased, and also daughters and coheirs of Ajax Griffiths, gent., deceased;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of Bronwidd, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 3. Thomas Lloyd of Llangoedmore, co. Cardigan, gent.;. 4. John Philipps of Kilketty, esq. Lease And Release of two parts of a messuage and lands called Nant yr Helygen fach in the parish of Egglwiserrw.

Letter from B[ridgett] Gower to John Howells, esq., Lincoln's Inn, concerning the deed of partition and the payment of £126 to her sister, Anne Emma Gower, following the assignment.

1. James Lloyd of Kilrhue, esq., eldest son and heir apparent of Thomas Lloyd late of Kilrhue, esq., deceased;. 2. John Lloyd of the town of Cardigan, gent., fourth son of the said Thomas Lloyd. Lease for a year of the mill called Pwll Corner Mill, and messuages and lands called Ffynnon Wen, parish of Llangynllo, messuages and lands called Pyryan Vach, Tyr y Gorse and Tyr y Maen Gwyn, parish of Llanveroerllwyn, a messuage and lands called Ffynnon Vawr, parish of Llanvertreheligon, a messuage and lands called Goitre, parish of Llandissill, co. Cardigan.

1. James Lloyd of Kilrhue, esq., eldest son and heir apparent of Thomas Lloyd late of Kilrhue, esq., deceased;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of the parish of Llantood, eldest son and heir of the same, gent., deceased;. 3. John Lloyd of the town of Cardigan, gent., fourth son of Thomas Lloyd of Kilrhue, esq., deceased. Release being a mortgage for £735 of a messuage and lands called Pwll Corner, a water corn grist mill called Pwll Corner Mill, lands called Ffynnon Wen, parish of Llangynllo, Pyryan Vach, Tyr y Gorse, Tyr y Maen Gwyn, parish of Llanveronllwyn, Ffynon Vawr, parish of Llanver Treheligon, Goitre, parish of Llandissill, co. Cardigan.

Receipt from Richard Blome of Abergwilly, co. Carmarthen, esq., to Magdalen Lloyd of Bronwidd, co. Cardigan, widow, for £500, being the marriage portion of Jane Lloyd, her eldest daughter.

1. John Thomas of the parish of Whitechurch, yeoman, and William Thomas his son of the same, yeoman;. 2. William Owen of Henllys, esq. Bond in £50 for the performance of covenants specified in a deed of equal date. Latin-English. Mutilated.

1. Walter Lloyd of Olemarch, co. Cardigan, gent., and Anne his wife daughter and co-heir of Thomas Lloyd of Llanvair Cledoge, co. Cardigan, esq., deceased;. 2. Walter Lloyd of Olemarch, aforesaid, esq., Essex Meyrick of Bush, esq., and Morgan Herbert of Havod, co. Cardigan, esq. Settlement after the marriage of the said Walter and Anne his wife of a messuage and lands called Tyr Eskur Coed Cradog, and a close of land called Kae yr Cerdinen otherwise Kae newydd and Kae Rosser, parish of Llanvair Cledoge, a messuage and land called Tyr Vachdduy, parishes of Kellan and Llanvair Cledogey, a messuage and lands called Tir Gwillim ddy, Tir David Griffith ap Howell, Dole Phillip fole and Dole oleas, parish of Llanvair Cledogey, land called Y Errow ddy, parish of Llanpeter pont Stephen, messuages and lands called Tyr John Rudderch-Morgan, Tyr Gwillim ddy and Tyr David Griffith ap Howel, lands called Brine y bara, yr Errow Vaur ar Tyr Ryfyerch yr y drygoed otherwise Tyr Gwillim ddy, Llain Morgan Watkin, Tyr Howell ap Owain, Llain ar Tyr Guillim duy ai perchen yr all gôch, parishes of Llanvair Cledogey and Llanbeter pont Stephen, a messuage and lands called Tyr brin y maen and Tyr Gwillim dduy in the last named parishes, a messuage and lands called Tyr pen y lan otherwise Tyr keven coed Maylard, parish of Llanvair Cledogey, land called Llain Owen in the same parish, a cottage called Lleyst y bedow, lands called Cae bach Lleyst y bedow in the same parish, a cottage and land in Kellan called Lleyst bulch blaen y corn otherwise Bulch main a corn, a messuage and lands called Dolevaur bont, parish of Llandewybrevy, messuages and lands called Tyr John David John yn Pentre Gogoyan and Tyr Dyddgy ap Griffith yn yheren Gogoyan, parish of Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan. Copy.

Maps of the estates of Sir Marteine O. M. Lloyd, as referred to in a declaration, dated 11 September 1916, in the following parishes:. (146) Llanfyrnach and Clydau;. (147) Nevern and Eglwyswrw;. (148) Town of Newport;. (149) Sandy Haven, p. St. Ishmaels, and Ford Farm, Steynton; and. (150) Llandeilo Talybont, co. Glam.