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1. Thomas Griffith of the parish of Rudbaxton, yeoman, and Margarett, his wife, Hugh Gwynn of the parish of Henris Moate, weaver, and Mary, his wife, and Thomas Williams of the parish of St. Maryes in the town and county of Haverfordwest, corviser, and Elizabeth, his wife, all of co. Pembroke. 2. Thomas Vaughan of Vorlan, parish of Maenclochogg, gent. Release of Cotty Wall, parish of Henris Moate.

1. Thomas ap Janckyn ap Bowen of the parish of Kylgarran, co. Pembroke;. 2. Rees ap Janckyn ap Bowen, his brother, of Postey. Release of lands and tenements in Nova Mota (New Moat), leysewrane, and Postey. Latin. [cf. Nos. 108-9].

1. Margarett Thomas of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, spinster, one of the daughters of John Thomas late of the same, gent., deceased;. 2. Vaughan Thomas of the parish of Bletheston, gent., eldest son and heir of the said John Thomas. Release of one third share of a bequest of £204:10s. charged upon Rhue [parish of Llanycefn].

1. John James of the parish of Kennarth, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Gwenllian, his wife;. 2. James Vaughan of Gelly Gattu, gent. Release of the properties specified in No. 78; together with Covenant to levy a fine thereof.

1. John David ap Rudderch of the parish of Llandissillio neved, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Rudderch Thomas ap Rudderch of the same, yeoman. Release of the property specified in No. 115. Witnesses: John Griffith Thomas Bedo, Eignon Phillipe, John Thomas ap Rudderch, Phillipe Thomas Griffith, Griffith ap Eynon. Latin.

1. Sir Richard Philipps of Picton Castle, co. Pembroke, bart.;. 2. Vaughan Thomas of Posty and William Twyning of Llandykeven, esquires. Release of the tithes of Kefen llwydart, Llan, Rhose y gwidir, Trodyrhiw, Benllaythy, Vron, Dolevach, Blanesawdd, Blaen y llwdart, and Dolebettws, and of a water corn grist mill called [ ], parish of Llandykeven. Draft.

1. John Laugharne, esq., and Thomas Laugharne, gent., both of Pontvane, co. Pembroke;. 2. John Thomas of Kilkifig, parish of Llanichaeth, gent,. Release of Trelloyne Mawr, parishes of Llanllawerne and Llanichloydog, and Trelloyne-vach, Taykymon, and Penyralltwen, parish of Llanllawerne.

1. George Harries of Tregwint, parish of Grandston, esq., and Elinor, his wife, John Harries of Llandigige, parish of St. Davids, gent., their eldest son and heir apparent, and Elizabeth, only daughter and heir of John Gough of Llandigige aforesaid, gent., and Margaret, his wife, all of co. Pembroke ;. 2. The said John Gough and Margaret, his wife;. 3. Arthur Laugharne of Llanunwas, parish of White Church in Dewsland, clerk, and William Jones of Llether, parish of Brawdey, gent., both of co. Pembroke;. 4. William Laugharne of Llanunwas aforesaid, clerk, and James Williams, M.A., Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford;. 5. Wm. Tucker of Sealyham, parish of St. Dogwells, co. Pembroke, gent. Release (post-nuptial settlement of the said John Harries and Elizabeth, his wife) of Tregint, Tregwint Mill, a fulling mill, Penycrige, and two messuages in the parish of Grandston, Trenewidd, Roseinwen, and part of Llanverran called Llanverran, parish of Llanunda, Kersegan, parish of St. Nicholas, Treflodan, parish of White Church in Dewsland, part of Trelimin, parish of Llanunda, and Carnachenlloyd, Morva, and Gilvach, parts of Parkynolle vawr and Parkynolle vach, and six houses and gardens in the village of Duffrin, parish of Mathrey; and Treneved, parish of Llanrian, and Llanvirnyfrane, Llanvirnynon, Llanridian, Penypont, Croftafty, Lletchellvawr, Lletchellygegin, Llanwngar Icha, Llanwngar Issa, Treflodan, and a messuage in the townewd of Llettchell and Croftufty, parishes of St. Davids, White Church, and Llanrian, a messuage in the towered of Llanvirneynon., and Llandigige fawr and Trevervine and messuages in the townred of Tretio and Gworid Mawr, parish of St. Davids. Copy. Fragile.

1. Eliz. Miller of Tredavid, parish of Llanychloydog, co. Pembroke, widow. 2. Samuel Harries of Crygglase, esq., and Thos. Propert of Llanryan, parish of Llanryan, gent.;. 3. John Propert of Tredavid aforesaid, gent., and Grace, his wife, who is second daughter of the said Eliz. Miller;. 4. Griffith Gwynne of Kilkyfeth, parish of Llanychare, and William Williams of Llandigigga, parish of St. Davids, gentlemen;. 5. Sophia Miller of Tredavid aforesaid, spinster, youngest daughter of the said Eliz. Miller. Release (post-nuptial settlement of the said John Propert and Grace, his wife,) of Diffryrn Trevawr and Cwmme, parish of Dinas. Copy.

1. Thomas James the elder late of Gellyvawr, parish of Nevern, co. Pembroke, and now of Pennant dy Issa in the same parish, gent., and John Tames of the same, gent., his youngest son; Wm. Lewis of Penyrallt, parish of Nevern, and John Nicholas of the parish of Puncheston, gentlemen;. 3. Lattice John of Llanglofan, parish of Granston, spinster, eldest daughter of H[enr]y John of Carwen, parish of Llandeloy, gent. Release (pre-nuptial settlement of the said John Tames and the said Lattice John) of Llwyn y Gwith and Cwm back and two cottages in the pads o Moylgrove; and Pennant d Issa. Pant yr hedyn, Park Issa, and Coed Philpin in the chapelry of Kilgwnne, parish of Nevern. Draft. Fragile.

1. David Thomas of the parish of Newchurch co. Carmarthen gent., and John Thomas of Killkiffig, parish of Llanichaeth, co. Pembroke, gent., his. son and heir apparent;. 2. Lettice Vaughan of Vorlan, parish of Manchlochog, do. Pembroke, spinster, youngest daughter of Thomas Vaughan of the same, gent.;. 3. John Lewis of the parish of Llanthood, George Beddoe of the parish of Bletherston, and John Herding of the parish of Llawhaden, all of co. Pembroke, gentlemen;. 4. The said Thomas Vaughan. Release (pre-nuptial settlement of the said John Thomas and the said Lettice Vaughan) of messuages and lands called weyne llayne ycha, parishes of Newchurch and Henris Moate, cos. Carmarthen and Pembroke.

1. John William Lloyd of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. Thomas Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare, esq.;. 3. Rebecca Gwynne of the same, spinster, daughter of the said Thomas Gwynne;. 4. George Lloyd of Bennant, co. Carmarthen, and William Gwynne of Kilkyffeth aforesaid, esquires. Release (pre-nuptial settlement of the said John William Lloyd and the said Rebecca Gwynne) of Tyr y Bryn mawr otherwise Tyr y Vron vawr and Maes Cwm Clynyn otherwise Maes Llan Glynyn otherwise Tyr Maes Glan Glynyn but now called Tyr y pulle otherwise Tynypulle, parish of Conwil Gaio, co. Carmarthen, two dwelling-houses in the town of Fishguard aforesaid, and two closes of land called Cnwck y dunny and Llain uchlawr Clawdd, parish of Fishguard aforesaid Endorsed is a release, 25 July 1860, in respect of two sums of £1,000 and £400 from (i) the said Rebecca Gwynne, now Rebecca Lloyd of the town of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, widow of the said John William Lloyd, and (ii) the said William Gwynne.

1. Thomas Batsman of the parish of Walton, co. Pembroke, gent., son and heir of Richard Batsman late of the same, gent., deceased;. 2. Thomas Parry of Aberustwith, co. Cardigan, and William Thomas of Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare. gentlemen;. 3. Phillip Thomas of [ ], parish of Ambleston, co. Pembroke, gent. Release (to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery) of the lordship of Skyvog, parish of St. Davids, messuages and lends and the site of a fulling mill in the towered of Skyvog, parishes of St. Davids and Whitechurch in Dewisland, and in the townreds of Lecha and Skyvog, parish of St. Davids and Llanhowell, Hendre Griffith. parish of Whitechurch in Dewisland, messuages and lands in the city of St. Davids and in Gwarr y Coed and Salvach, parish of Whitechurch in Dewisland, and Treanewith otherwise Trenewidd and Pen y monith otherwise Pen y monidd, parish of Llanllawarne. Draft.

1. Sparks Martin of Whithybush, co. Pembroke, esq., and Martha, his wife, the said Martha being daughter, heir, and devisee of Elizabeth Phillips late of Trellewhellin, parish of Manernowen, widow, deceased, who was sister and devisee of Thomas Phillips late of Trellewhellin aforesaid, gent., deceased, who was son and heir of John Phillips of Trellewhellin aforesaid, esq., deceased;. 2. James Phillips of the town and county of Haverfordwest, alderman;. 3. William Owen of Landshiping and John Symmons of Llanstinan, esquires;. 4. Lewis Vaughan of Jordanston, esq.;. 5. Griffith Gwynne of Tuy Hen, parish of Llandiloe, gent. Release, and appointment to uses, of Tresare, parish of Mathry, Panthowell, Panthowel Mill, Ffynnon Brwynnant, and Blaen y Wern, parish of Llangolman, and Somerton, parish of Newcastle.

1. Ralph Banks of Corfe Castle in the Isle of Purbecke, co. Dorset, esq.;. 2. Richard Thomas, one of the aldermen of the county borough of Carmarthen. Relese of Blane nant he heire parish of Newh Church, co. Carmarthen.

Rental of the Pontvane estate in the parishes of Pontvane, Newport, Brawdey, Mathrey, and Llanunda, co. Pembroke, and a rental of the joint estate between Mr. Meyricke and Mr. Laugharne in the parishes of Walton, Hascard, Llanryan, Whitechurch, Camrose, Manernowen, and St. Davids.

Report of a meeting held at the Town Hall, Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, on Wednesday, 16 December 1812 for the purpose of forming an Auxiliary Bible Society for the county of Pembroke and town of Haverfordwest. Printed.

Report of public meeting held at Haverfordwest, Co. Pembroke, to further the schemes of the Milford, Fishguard, and Cardigan Junction Railway. Reprinted (by permission) from the Milford Haven Telegraph of Wednesday, 3 Oct. 1860. Printed.

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the gentlemen, merchants, tradesmen, and principal inhabitants of the town and co. of Haverfordwest and of co. Pembroke, convened for the purpose of taking steps to remove the panic and prevent further alarm and confusion occasioned by the stoppage of so many banks. Printed by Joseph Potter, Printer, Haverfordwest.