Dangos 3554 canlyniad

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow and Katherine Games of Newton, spinster;. 2. Griffith William of Llanspethitt, yeoman, and John Dikes of Llanspethitt, yeoman. Lease for 21 years of the parcel of land called Bolgoed meadow in Llanspethitt; at an annual rent of £8.3.0.

Letter from Gwynne of Hereford, to his brother George Gwynne of Llandovery, concerning financial matters, and complaining of the way he had been treated by his family.

On Dorse. Receipt for same dated b June 1712.

1. David Griffith of Penpont in Llanspithet, yeoman, Griffith David of same, yeoman, and John Jeffreys of town of Brecon, gent.;. 2. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow, and Catherine Games of same, spinster. Bond in the penalty of £100 to observe covenants in a pair of indentures of even date.

Decree in a case in Chancery between Elizabeth Walker, widow, and Catherine Games, spinster, plaintiffs, and Honor Watkins, widow, and Samuel Watkins, gent., and others, defendents, decreeing that mortgaged premises be reeonveyed to the plaintiff on payment to the defendants of £347.6.10 on 15 April next, plus £3.17.6 interest.

1. Samuel Bampton of Magotsfield, co. Gloucester, gent.;. 2. George Gwynne of Llwynhowell, co. Carmarthen, esq. Covenant in consideration of £100 to discharge all his title to the several lordships of Pencoyd, St. Brides, Magor, Undee, Llandigain, Llanmartin and Wilcrick also of several messuages and lands in the parishes of Pencoyd, Llanmartin, Magor, Undee, Christchurch, Carleon, Biston, Llanvaches, Penhow, Salisbury, Llandeveney North and Wilcrick, co. Monmouth, which the said Samuel Bampton had agreed with John Jeffreys of St. Mary Axe, London, esq., to purchase, being part of the manors, advowsons, messuages and lands purchased by the said John Jeffreys from Sir Rowland Gwynne, to which the said George Gwynne, being the only brother of the said Sir Rowland, claimed a reversionary title on the death of his brother.

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow, and Catherine Games of Newton, spinster;. 2. Edward Wellington of Hay, gent. Articles Of Agreement to sell for the sum of £445 messuages and lands in Hay, co. Brecon and the parishes of Cusop and Clifford, co. Hereford, which messuages and lands in accerdance with a decree in Chancery had been ordered to be reconveyed by Honor Watkins, widow and Samuel Watkins, gent., to the said Elizabeth and Catherine on payment of £351.4.4, but the reconveyance had hot yet been effected.

Memorandum of Elizabeth Walker that she had delivered certain legal documents to Henry Williams, with an acknowledgement that the said Henry Williams had received the same.

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow, and Katherine Games of Newton, spinster;. 2. David Williams of Llanddew. Lease for 21 years of a messuage and lands called Tyr vach vynydd yssa in Llanddew; at an annual rent of £7.5.0, two fat capons, a fat goose, or 2s.6d in lieu, and suit of mill at Uske mill.

1. John Williams of Bristoll, grocer, and Penry Williams of Penpont, esq.;. 2. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow. Lease for 21 years of the closes or parcels of meadow ground called Close Escob in St, Davids; at an annual rent of £2.10.0.

Letter from Henry Williams of Brecon to Major Williams of Penpont concerning arrangements to meet some other deputy lieutenants to settle for the adjournment of the Quarter Sessions and other miscellaneous legal business.

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, co. Brecon, widow. 2. John Jones of Brecon, 'chirurgeon'. Lease for 21 years of two closes called Cae Velin issa and Cae'r Banal in St. David's, at an annual rent of £9.

1. William Jones of Coed y Yarll, gent., and Magdalen, his wife, executrix of the will of John Williams, her late brother;. 2. Morgan Edward of Trallong, yeoman, and Howell Mergar,his son. Lease for 21 years, if Thomas Evans and William Thomas, sons of Evan Thomas of Llywell should so long live, of messuages and lands called Tyr y Park in Trallong; at an annual rent of £26.14.0, all manner of taxes (excepting land and window taxes and all chief rents) and 2s.6d. in lieu of custom at Christmas; it is covenanted that if the lessees should be deprived of a water course now raised from Nant y Gof brook, the lessors should drain another water course at their own costs through a field called Cae draw ycha.

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow,and Catherine Games of same, spinster;. 2. Rice Price of Brecon, carpenter. Articles Of Agreement for the erection at the cost of £75 of an alms house in Lanvase ward in the parish of St. David's for the succour and sustenance of 12 poor persons, according to specifications stipulated in the deed.