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1.Priscilla Williams of Templeton, parish of Narberth, widow;. 2.The Baron de Rutzen. Surrender of a lease of a messuage and lands, being part of Templeton Mountain, parish of Narberth.

1.John Morris of the parish of Minwear, gent.;. 2.William Knox of Llanstinan, esq. Surrender of a lease of Catts tenement.

1.John Thomas of Narberth, gent., and William George of Coedcanlas, farmer;. 2.Benjamin Howell of Atheston, parish of Robeston Wathan, farmer;. 3.Margaret Elizabeth Lloyd of Ferryside, co. Carmarthen, spinster, Charles Lloyd of Brunant, co. Carmarthen, spinster, Charles Lloyd of Brunant, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Joseph Sylvanus Hill Lloyd or Westbury upon Trym, co. Gloucester, esq. Surrender of a lease of cottages and lands, being part of Atheston farm, parish of Robeston Wathen.

1.James Cousins of the city of Bristol, yeoman, eldest son and heir at law of David Cousins late of Deeplake, parish of Slebech, husbandman, deceased, and Mary Cousins late of Deeplake, widow and relict of the said David Cousins;. 2.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech, esq. Surrender of a lease of Deeplake, parish of Slebech.

1.Thomas Harries of Templeton, parish of Narberth, yeoman;. 2.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech Hall, esq. Surrender of a lease of tenements and lands called Eastward, Rack Park and Minwear Mountain, parish of Minwear.

1.John Philipps of Penclawdd, co. Glamorgan, officer of excise;. 2.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech, esq. Surrender of a lease of West Buckshill, parish of Slebech.

1.Owen Thomas of Pickell, parish of Slebech, husbandman;. 2.John Symmons of Slebech, esq. Surrender of a messuage, etc., called Pickell, and a field called the Big Marsh, parish of Slebech.

1.Jenkin Ferrior of Pembroke, esq., and Bridget Foley of Ridgeway, widow, executrix of John Foley, gent., her late husband, deceased;. 2.Ann Trevanion of Slebech, widow of William Trevanion late of Carhais, co. Cornwall, deceased. Surrender of a mortgage of the castle of Narberth and the lands, etc., specified in No. 684.

1.William Barlow of Martletwy, gent.;. 2.Sir John Barlow of Minweare, bart. Surrender of the capital messuage and demesne lands called Minweare in the parishes of Minweare, Martletwy and Newton, the impropriate rectory of Minweare, the water corn grist mill called Minweare Mill in the parish of Minweare, closes and parks of land called the Rack Parke and the Barley Parke otherwise called the Roches Parke in the parish of Miweare, and lands and tenements late of John Barlow, esq., deceased, father of the said William Barlow, and grandfather of the said Sir John Barlow in Minwear Croft in the parish of Minwear. [Contains material for the Barlow pedigree].

1.Thomas Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare, gent., nephew and executor of Vaughan Thomas of Bletherston;. 2.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech, esq. Surrender of the lease specified in No. 589 dated 1767, Aug. 21 supra.

1.Susanna Sloper of Narberth, spinster;. 2.William Evans of Haverfordwest, gent. Surrender of the White Hart Inn in Narberth.

Synopsis o the Contents of the British Museum. Third Edition. London, 1810. Printed.

Tables showing what the intended consolidation of the livings of Slebech, Minwere, Newton and the chapelry of Mounton with the rectory of Yerbeston would produce.

Terms upon which John A.G. Williams is prepared to take High and Low Toch, with a tracing of High Toch farm.

The Ash Grove. A Welsh Melody ....... London. N.d. Also a selection of band music and Cambria, A Selection of Welsh Melodies by Bonnisseau. Printed.

The Book of Common Prayer ......... London. Printed by John Baskett, 1738. With manuscript entries on the fly-leaves, recording he births, christenings, marriages and deaths of members of the Swarton and Phillips families in Jamaica and London.

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