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[Printed with a manuscript note on the Rowland Price charity].

Abstract of the title of Mr Richard Prothero to Bwlch maenllwyd and Wernlas, parish of Cilycwm, co. Carmarthen, expectant on the death of John Edwards, doctor of physic, without issue, contracted to be sold to William Davys, esq.

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Account of sale of two farms called Llwyn y Gwythwyr and Alltwyne, parish of Llanwrtid, co. Brecknock, [being the properties more fully specified in Nos. 574-5 of 12-13 Aug.].

Affidavit of the Reverend David Davies of Maeshfield, parish of Newport, co. Monmouth, concerning his claim to the property specified in No. 219 of 9-10 March 1830.

1. William Davys;. 2. Marmaduke Gwynne. Agreement as the Undersheriff is to be appointed at the second party's request, to defray certain expenses.

1. Miss Alice Thomas of Baylygwern, parish of Devynnock, co. Brecknock;. 2. Mr David Jones of Llwynhir in the said parish. Agreement before their marriage to settle one moiety of Baylygwern, Coedhowell, and Pentwyn, parish of Devynnock. Copy.

1. William David of Conwillgaio, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. William Jones of Llanwrda, gent., [nephew of Mary Jones, widow, deceased.]. Agreement (by the mediation of Rodericke Gwynne of Glynbrane, esq., and Rees Price of Mothvey, gent.) concerning boundary disputes between Tyr Keven y Coed and Tyr y Brunant, parish of Conwillgaio, particularly the ownership of Dol Dan Kae yr Pulle on both sides of the River Cothy; a spring rising on Maes Moy Vach used time out of mind for watering parts of Brunant called Gwayne yr Helem, and lands of the first party called Gwayne Kae yr pulle and Gwayne y Wern, a willow pole hedge to be erected upon an old wear near gorove y Keven Coed; and the repair of the way from the mansion house of the first party called Maesmoy to the parish church of Conwillgaio over Gwayne yr Helem and Kae maes ycha, inclosed on both sides in the life time of the said Mary Jones. [Other place mentioned: Gwarre y Gorrove].

1. Richard Jones of Noyadd, gent.;. 2. Richard Davies [?of Killmaren or of Maesgadock House]. Agreement concerning an ancient road from Kilmaren over kae-yr banal, lately stopped by David Thomas, tenant of the first party.

1. William Davies of Kencoed, parish of Conwil Cayo, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 2. Hector Morris of Pembre, co. Carmarthen, and John Davies of Lanvaughan, co. Cardigan, gentn.;. 3. Gilbert James of Bletheston, co. Pembroke, and Henry Jones of Talley, co. Carmarthen, gentn.;. 4. Ann King of Llangathan, co. Carmarthen, spinster. Agreement (prior to the marriage of the first and fourth parties) to covey the properties specified in Nos. 471-2 of 1-2 Oct. 1742, and (expectant on the decease of Joan, wife of William Morgan of Rose y bedw, parish of Llanycrws, co. Carmarthen, to whom the first party is heir) the messuages, lands, etc., called Noyadd Vawr Estate, parishes of Kilycomb and Cayo, co. Carmarthen, and assignment of ready money, money due by mortgages, bond, and other securities, plate, linen, etc.

1. Richard Davies of Maesmoy, parish of Conwill Gayo, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. William Davy's of the same, gent., only son and heir of the first party, and an infant of about 18 years of age;. 3. Thomas Jones of Doley Coed, parish of Llanwrtid, co. Brecknock, gent.;. 4. Elizabeth Jones of the same parish and county, spinster, daughter of the third party;. 5. Henry Jones of Glan yr Afon ddy, parish of Tally, co. Carmarthen, gent., Thomas Jones of Foes y Guest, parish of Abergwilly, co. Carmarthen, gent., Hugh Jones of Llangamerch, co. Brecknock, clerk, and Hugh Powel of Aberdylas, parish of Llangamerch, co. Brecknock, gent. Agreement (prior to the marriage of the second and fourth parties) to convey the properties specified in nos. 471-2 of 1-2 Oct. 1742, the messuages and lands called Maesmoy Issa, Tuy Lanerch Coch Issa, Gwern yr Helem, Tuy a Thyr Howell Llewellin ap Howell, Park y Ninva, Havod y Mayth, Bennoeth, and the share of the first party as heir to his brother of the messuages and lands called Y Garreg Vechan, and Gwayn y Meyrch, parishes of Conwill Gayo, Llanwrda, and Llansawell, co. Carmarthen, Nant y Gwiddil, parish of Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, and Doley Coed, Berth Llwyd, Boen y Maen, Tyr y Waynbant, Tyr y Kae Rhedynog, Tyr y Kelynos ycha, Tyr y Pulley Rhyddion, Rhandyr Gwaith y Dengwr and Rhandyr Gwaith y Pedwar Gwyr in a field called Rhose y Cryg with the commons thereunto belonging at a mountain called Cwmhenog in Llanwrtid, Tyr y Kyllynos, otherwise Tyr Peny Goyffordd, Cwm Henog Ganol, Pant Glas, Tyr y Bwlch Bach, and Tyr Maes y Garne, parish of Llanwrtid, co. Brecknock. [Other places mentioned: Tyr Cwm Henog, Gwaith y Coed Cochon, pen y Ddinas, Nant y Sarn, Cwmhenog ycha, ffoes y llyswod, Nant Brain, Cwm yrvon, Cyst Coyko, Cwm bach, pen y Bwlch, Tuy yn y pwll, Tribedd Gwillim, Wain ycha, pant y Ciloge, y Graig rydd, Bwlch y goyallt, Foes y Cylla, foes y Carw (the mear between cos. Brecknock and Carmarthen), Ceven Cwm henog, and Travle Gwndwn.].

1. Richard Jones of Noyadd Vowre, parish of Killycombe, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Morgan Thomas of Llwyne John, parish of Killycombe, gent. Agreement that water from several springs (one called Fynnon Edir) rising in the region of Mallaen mountain and breaking out from Cwm Edir over the upper end of Kae yr klyne shall supply both the said capital messuages.

1. Daniel Prytherch Price, late of Abergwenlas, co. Carmarthen, and now of Llanguaron, co. Hereford, clerk;. 2. Richard Davys of Noyadd, co. Carmarthen, esq. Agreement to convey (subject to the estate for life of Letitia Price, widow, mother of the first party) Llwyn John, being the property specified in No. 160 of 10 Oct. 1758. Attested copy.

1. Rees James of Llwynjack, parish of Llandingat, co. Carmarthen, farmer;. 2. William Davys Harrys Campbell Davys of Neuaddfawr, esq. Agreement to convey the messuages called the Lamb Inn and shop, and dwelling house thereunto attached, village of Cilycwm, co. Carmarthen.

1. Richard Jones of Kyllycombe, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Daniel Jones of Lanwrda. Agreement to convey the properties specified in No. 409 of 30 May 1717.