Dangos 691 canlyniad

1 Stephen Parry of Noyadd Trefawr, co. Card., esq. 2 John Lloyd of Killgwyn, gent. Partition of a capital m. called Killgwyn, m's called y ddol Bicka vawr, y Ty Newidd ym hen y Bont, Ty ymil yr aley, y Ty ar Shimmey, Ty ar y knwck in Trehedin, Ty peny Bank, Ty yn y Berlan, y Tyr y Ddolgoch, Pwll yr Heyrne, Gilvach y Rhew and y Tyr y Cwm ddy, all in p. Llandefirog, one water corn grist mill called Melin Aberkerri, m's called Tyr ymil y Velin, Tyddyn Aberkeri otherwise Tyr penn pont pren kerri, Tyddyn Blaen Syltyn, Llwyn Eos, and Tythyn Penallt kerry and one parcel therewith called Llaine yr allt fedw, one fulling mill called Melin Llwyn Eos, and parcels of land called Llaine y ffoes Lase and Gwirglodd Aberkerri, all situate in p's Pembryn and Brongwyn, m's called Gwernan, p. Troedyroyr, Tythyn y Ddol Hir in Bettus Ivan, Pentre Issa, pant Eynon, and Llayne y Maen Llwyd, p. Brongwyn.

1 Catherine Jones of p. Pencarregg, co. Carm., widow, executrix of the will of David Johns late of Maes Within, p. Pencarregg aforesaid. 2 John Williams of Trebool, p. Llanvynith, co. Carm., gent. Release of the property specified in No. 224, being an assignment of the mortgage contained in No. 215.

1 John Lloyd of Kilgwyn, co. Card., gent. 2 John Lloyd of Llangennach and Nathan Griffiths of Mountain Hall, both of co. Carm., esq's. Covenant to levy a fine, (to settle a jointure upon Elinor, the wife of the said John Lloyd), of a capital m. called Kilgwyn, one fourth part of m's called Tyr Rhaw and Pwll yr hyrne and of other m's in p. Llandevryogg; one fourth part of m's called Gwernan, p. Tredroyre, and Lloyneos, p. Penbryn, and of a tucking mill in the same p.; one fourth part of a water corn grist mill called Aberkeny [sic] Mill and of m's called Pant Eynon, Blaen-y gorse, Pooll hyre, Abersyltyn, Aberkeny; and Penybont, and of a meadow called Pwll y gelod, all situate in p. Brongwyn; m's called the forrest, the Dolegoch, Cafan, Doleyfallen, Park y Marchogg, and Carycoed, a house and garden called Carycoed, and two m's and cottages situate in p. Llandevryog; m's called Gilvachwen and Tyrydre and other m's in p. Llandissill; m's, mills, and lands in p's Llandevryog, Tredyroyr, Penbryn, Brongwyn and Llandissill, and a fair called Llandyssill faire, all situate in co. Card.; also m's called Dole llan and Pantycroy, a water corn grist mill called Gwythyll Mill, a m. called Pen y Punvarch, and two cottages, all situate in p. Llanvihangell Yeroth, and two m's called Rhyd-y-galve and Kilgwyn bach in p. Llangeller; all situate in co. Carm. Counterpart.

1 George Lloyd of Berkley Castle, Gloucestershire, gent., executor of, and devisee mentioned in the will of William Powell late of the Exchequer Office of Pleas in Lincolns Inne, gent., dec. 2 Elinor Lloyd of Kilgwyn, co. Card., widow. 3 John Jones of Colebrook, co. Carm., and Walter Lloyd of Kilgwyn aforesaid, gent's. Mortgage of one fourth part of a capital m. called Kilgwyn, of m's called tuy in Pen y Bont otherwise tuy hire and Pull yr Hyrne, and of a cottage in p. Llandevriogg, one fourth part of a water corn grist mill called Aberkerry Mill and of m's called Tyr Pen y Bont and Tyre Pen Alt Kerry, p. Brongwyn, one fourth part of m's called Pant Eynon, Blaen y Gorse, Dolehire, and Abersiltin, of Brongwyn and Bettus Evan, and one fourth part of a meadow in p. Llandwggwith.

Arranged into Cilgwyn deeds and documents, 1509-1851, Cilgwyn estate accounts, 1750-1767, Adpar borough records, [1670 x 1680]-1832, and New Quay Harbour Co. and Llandysul Market Co. records, 1834-1900.

Schedule (copy) of title deeds relating to the Kilgwyn estate in cos Card. and Carm. in the possession of Mr and Mrs Hall.

1 Eva verch David ap Llywelyn of p. Llan Geler, in the commote of Emlyn, co. Carm., widow. 2 Roderick ap William ap John, her son, of p. Llan Vihangell Orarth, in the commote of Mabedryd, yeoman. Grant of five tmt's called tythyn nant y Gragen, tyddyn nant y vedw, tyddyn cum gwyddyll, tyddyn Riw vouryc, and tyddyn keven tre vyne, and one parcel of land called llain pant yr on, all situate in p. Llan Vihangell Orarth. Latin.