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Release from John Batkyn of fflint to Richard Gravell of all his interest in 9 a. of land at a place called The white fild hay in the franchise of fflint. Latin.

Release from John Salusburie of Lleweny, co. Denb., esq., to John Hanmer of Hanmer, co. Flint, esq., of all his interest in a burgage and tmt in the town and liberty of Flint late in the tenure of Roger Rice, dec. Witnesses: John Lloyd; William Lloyd; John Lewis Gwyn; Jo. Humffrey. Latin.

Release from Robert Hazard of Churt Place, Kent, esq., and John Puddicombe of Dartmouth, Devon, surgeon, and Jane Amelia Mary, his wife (née Jane Amelia Mary Morgan, only surviving child of Nathaniel Morgan of Carmarthen, esq.), of all their claims against Henry Jackson of Lewes, Sussex as surviving executor of the will of George Lewis, clerk, dec. It recites the will of said George Lewis, which was proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 11 May 1771; also the settlement made on 25 Jan. 1785 in anticipation of the marriage of said Nathaniel Morgan to Jane Amelia Lewis (dau. of said George Lewis, clerk); also the settlement, dated 16 April 1813, being a settlement in antidpation of the marriage of said John Puddicombe to said Jane Amelia Mary Morgan; also indentures of lease and release (undated) whereby said John Puddicombe and his wife, Jane Amelia Mary, released to John Lewis Bythesea the fee simple of a m. and lands called Cappel Evan, otherwise Tir cappel Evan, and Tythin clayn and Bryngaia in p. Llangendeirne, co. Carm. of the yearly value of 190, and a m. and lands called Gilvach in p. Llangendeirne of the yearly value of 120. [This deed is not executed or sealed.].

Release from Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerthan, co. Card., bart, acknowledging the receipt from Benjamin Collyer, citizen and grocer of London, of £2,700, being the consideration mentioned in an indenture dated 4 May 1663 made between the said Sir Richard Pryse and John Aleyn of Grays Inn, Middlesex, esq., of the one part, and the said Benjamin Collier, of the other part, of which said sum £800 was paid to the said John Alleyn, and £1,820 to the said Sir Richard Pryse. Witnesses: Edw. Heminge; ffrancis Gardyner; Howell Jones.

Release from Thomas ap John Ken[rick] of Brynford, co. Flint, gent., and John ap Thomas ap John of Brynford aforesaid, gent., to Richard Gravell of Colshyn, co. Flint, yeoman, of all their interest in a m., an a. of land, and an orchard situate at Colshyll aforesaid. Latin.

Release from Thomas Brown of the town of fflint, gent., to Henry Hughes of Counsillt, co. Flint, gent., of all his interest in a m., burgage, and land in the town of fflint and in the occupation of the said grantor and a cottage in Bolles, co. Flint, in the tenure of Anne Brown, widow, together with 2 a. of land in Bolles aforesaid in the tenure of the said grantor, lying between the land of Thomas Ravenscroft, esq., and the highway leading from the town of fflint to the town of Northop, 2 a. in fflint aforesaid in a close called Maesyfflint lying between the lands of the said Thomas Ravenscroft, also an a. of land in Croesonnen, co. Flint in the tenure of Thomas Venables, lying between the lands of Roger Jones, gent., and abutting on the highway leading from the town of fflint to Atticrosse. Consideration: £31. Witnesses: Henry Powell; Robert Hughes; Jo. Hughes; Abraham Scott; Edward Edwards.

Release from Thomas Browne of the town of fflint, gent., to Henry Hughes of Counsillt, co. Flint, being an acknowledgement of the receipt by the former of £10.5.6, being the balance of the purchase money for the m. situate in fflint and Bolles in which the said Thomas Browne lives. Witnesses: William Morris; John Gravell; Jo. Hughes.

Release from Walter Middleton of Tenby, co. Pemb., esq., to Thomas Jones of Llangathen, co. Carm., gent., of all the strip of land situate in p. Llanvynith, co. Carm., called Rhandyr a phen yr mynidd, lying between the lands of the said Thomas Jones on the south-east and west parts and the mountain called Llanvynith mountain on the north, lately purchased with other lands from John Lewis of Coedmore, esq., by the said Walter Middleton. Consideration money: £5. Witnesses: William Phillipps, Henry Jones, Edward Thomas, John Lewis.

Release from William ap Thomas ap William ap Rees of Nanney, co. Mer., gent., to Griffith Williams of Castell in Kreyinon, co. Mont., clerk, of all his interest in a moiety of a tmt called Doledd gay in the t. of Nanney, co. Mer., in the tenure of the said Griffith Williams. Consideration: £20. Witnesses: David ap Richard; Olliver Price; John ap Richard; Owen ap John.

Release from William Howell of Newtowne co. Mont., butcher, to Charles Lloyd of Newtowne, mercer, of a parcel of land containing one and a half day's math called Dolegron situate in p. Llanllochiarne, co. Mont. and adjoining the highway leading from Newtowne to p. Aberhavesp and containing in length 60 yards in a meadow of Mathew Price, kt and bart., called Dolegron and 40 yards in breadth. Consideration: £6. Witnesses: John Evance, clerk; Richard Owens; Lewis Mathew; Robert Thomas.

Release from William Phillip of Newport, co. Mon., yeoman, and Letticia, his wife, to fflorence Herbert of St Julians in co. Mon., widow, of all their interest in a mansion house and garden in the town of Newport aforesaid, lying between the street leading towards the mill of the said town on the north, the house of Morrice Dyer on the south, the land of William Williams, gent., on the west, and the highway leading from the bridge of the said town towards the church of St Welloe on the east. Witnesses: David G....; John Williams; Katherine .... . Latin.

Release (in pursuance of D. D. No. 106) by Hugh Jenkin, yeoman, and Elizabeth verch John, his wife, of p. Llanbadarn vawre, co. Card., to John ap Reignald of p. Llanbadarn vawre, of all their claims to a tmt commonly called Tythyn John ap Owen or Tir Owen ap Ieuan Lloid yn Llechwedd Llwyfen, p. Llanbadarn vawre. Witnesses: Edward Morgan, Owen Rees, Gryffith Morgan, Thomas John, David ap Rudd'z, Thomas ap Edward, Jevan Jenkin, Richard Morice.

Release (recites an indenture dated 29 June 1653, being a lease for a year of the undermentioned premises), being the settlement on the marriage of Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerthan, co. Card., bart, to Elizabeth Whitelock, daughter of The Rt Hon. Bulstrode Whitelocke, sergeant-at-law; in consideration of £2,000 the said Sir Richard Pryse assures the following premises to certain uses in the interest and behalf of the said Elizabeth Whitelock, to wit, all his lordships, manors, m's, &c. and all other his hereditaments whatsoever situate in the town of Llanbadarn vawr and in the several towns, ht's, and p's of Dyffryn Melynthwr, Nant yr Arian, Tre-Veyric, Parcell Lanot Aberystwyth, Parcell ycha, and Parcell issa in Vaynor, co. Card., now or late in the several possessions of several tenants named in a schedule hereunto annexed, except all the capital m. or mansion house called Gogerthan with the orchards, gardens, yards, and appurtenances and the lands and tmt's now or late in the possession of the said David Evan, Edwards ap Howell, David Lloyd Smith, and James Morris [Not now annexed]. Witnesses: Bartholomew Hall, Edward Bulstrode, Lewis Owen, Lewis Lewis, Daniel Earle, Obadiah Chamber, William Swyfour (?), Egan (sic) Ambler.

Release, being a mortgage for £80 from David Lloyd of Dolwoolffe, p. Llanwenog, co. Card., gent., Sage, his wife, and Walter Lloyd, his brother, to Rees Davies of p. Bangor, co. Card., esq., of the m. with appurtenances situate in said p. Llanwenog commonly called Tir gallt y placca and Dol rhydgrech, now or late in the tenure of one John Thomas ap Evan.

Release, dated at Llanvetheryn, from William ap Thomas ap John and Matelda verch John ap David ap John to John Ieuan ap Rosser of all their interest in the lands late of John ap David John Ieuan Geych in p. Llanvetheryn and lp of Bergevenny. Witnesses: Walter, Lord Herbert, steward there; John ap Thomas David Jankyn; John ap David Jankyn; David ap G'lm John; John ap Ieuan Vechan Ieuan Moyll. Latin.

Release, from Richard Rock of Treffnanty, co. Mont., esq., to Hugh Jones of an annuity of £5 secured to the said Richard Rock by a charge on certain property by indentures, dated 23 and 24 Oct. 1717, and made between Philip Morris of the Hurst, Shropshire, gent., and Hanna, his wife, of the first part, Michael Middleton of Shrewsbury, gent., Frances, his wife, William Middleton, gent., dec. (son and heir apparent of the said Michael Middleton and Frances, his wife), and Elizabeth Middleton, spinster (dau. of the said Michael and Frances Middleton and now wife of Mr Hugh Jones of Shrewsbury), of the second part, William Morris of Pentrynant, co. Mont., gent., of the third part, and said Richard Rock (then of Shrewsbury) of the fourth part. The release recites that the said William Middleton, the son, had died without issue, and that the said Elizabeth had married the said Hugh Jones, and that, as daughter and heiress of the said Michael and Frances Middleton, the freehold of the said property (subject to the said annuity) was vested in the said Hugh Jones and Elizabeth, his wife. Consideration: £100. Witnesses: Wm Evans; Hen. Morgan.

Release, from William Griffith of Aston, co. Flint, gent., to William Gruffith of Aston aforesaid, husbandman, of closes in Aston aforesaid in the lp of Ewlowe, co. Flint, of which one close lies under the house of John Sparks and between the road leading from Aston towards Ewlowe on the east, the meadow of the said John Sparks on the west, and extending in length from the orchard of the said John Sparks up to land called Hickok hey at the other end; another close lies between the land called Hickok hey on the east and land of Thomas Whitley, gent., called Ciliwhyrst on the west, and extends from the land called Ciliwhyrst at one end to the said close under the house of the said John Sparks at the other end, which said closes are in the tenures of Richard Streat and Peter ffoxe of Shotten. Witnesses: Thomas Whitlye; Edward Whitlye; Wylliam Whitlye; Edward ffox; William ffox; Jhon Sparke; William Sparke; Jhon Daken. Latin.

Rent Book for the year 1797 of the estate in co. Rad. of the Earl of Oxford. It gives the names of the tenants, the respective rents, arrears, and allowances. At the end of the book are the accounts for 1796 of William Powell (the agent of the Earl) showing his receipts and his expenditure on behalf of his principal.

Rent Roll for the year 1730 of Langston manor. It gives the names of the tenants and their respective rack rents; also of the leaseholders of Whitson manor. Total rents: £479.1.71/2.

Rental of the Swansea estate for Lady Day 1792. It gives the names of the tenants and of their holdings, also the half-yearly rents for such holdings.