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Abstract of Title of William Moore, esq., to a moiety of the tithes of the parishes of Llandewybrevy, Tregaron, Llanvair Clydoge, Llanbadarne, Trefeglwys, kilkennin otherwise Llanbadarne Kilkennyn, Llanthinoll, Llangubby, Blaenperth Ystrad, Dehewidd, Llanerchyron and Llanwenog, all in co. Cardigan and Llandoy[ ]dy [sic] and Trelech ar Bettws, co. Carmarthen, fro, 1579.

Abstract of Title of David Jones to the entirety of Pencaeyrodin otherwise Tyr Jevan ap Jevan David Llanfair and to a moiety of Penygarn otherwise Tyr Lewis David ap Jenkin Gytto with two pieces of land called Erwrgarn and Erwyr Keven, all in p. Llanfairclydogeu, co. Cardigan, fro, 1710, sold to John Jones, esq.

1. John Jones of Ludlow, co. Salop, glover and Richard Sankey of the same, schoolmaster, (trustees of the will of Walter Jenkins, late of ludlow, gent., decd.). 2. John Jones of Grace church Street, London, apothecary and druggist. Articles of Agreement to purchase premises as in no. 57-58. [See also no. 105]. Consideration: £1,355.

Abstract of Title Of John Bowland, clerk and others to lands, tmts., etc., now called Olmarchissa of Omarchfach and Taibach, parishes of Bettws Bledrws and Llangyby, co,. Cardigan, purchased by John Jones, from 1737.

Writ to Covenant that John Jones, glover and Richard Sankey, schoolmaster, perform to John Jones the covenant between them relating to Specified properties in o. Bettws Bledrws. [cf. nos. 118-119]. Together with Copy.

1. William Lewes of Llys newydd, co. Carmarthen, esq., (trustee of the within mentioned premises). 2. John Jones of Ludlow, co. Salop, glover and Richard Sankey of the same, schoolmaster (trustees and executors of the will of Walter Jenkins, late of Ludlow, gent., decd., who was cousin and heir of Margaret Jenkins, late of Penddole, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, spinster decd., who was only issue, heiress and absolute devisee of Jenkin Jenkins, late of Penddole, gent., decd. and which said Walter Jenkins was nephew and (at his decease) heir of Jenkin Jenkins). 3. John Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, now residing at Grace Church Street, London, esq. Lease and Release with Covenant to Levy a Fine of Olmarch Issa, p. Bettws Bledrws. Consideration: £1,355. Recites that David Jones of Derry Ormond, since decd., mortgaged the property to Francis Biddulph and James and Thomas Somers Cocks for £2000 in 1773 [cf. nos. 54-55]; that D.J. then sold part of the mortgaged premises, inc. this property, to David Davies, Abel Evans and Jenkin Jenkins [see nos. 57-58]. He then died and devised his estate to John Edwards, John Morgan and Daniel Evans as trustees for sale, to discharge debts, with residue for his nephew Stephen Jones. his wife Sarah, being sole execturix. Because the £2,000 mortgage was unpaid at D.J's death, the said F.B.J. and T.S.C. filed a Bill in Chancery for its recovery, and in pursuance of a Decree, the reconveyed the property to 1 subject to the equity of redemption mention in nos. 54-55. By another Decree, 1781, all estate of D.J. decd., (except those bought by D.D. A.E. and Jenkin Jenkins) were sold and put of monies arising, D.D. A.E. and Jenkin Jenkins were repaid their share of the said mortgage and interest as advance by them to F.B.J. and T.S. Cocks; that no conveyance had yet been made by 1 of the legal estate of the premises bought by Jenkin Jenkins of D.J. including Olmarch Issa; that Jenkin Jenkins died and devised his real estate to Margaret Jenkins [cf. no. 105] his daughter, who died unmarried in 1789, leaving her cousin, Walter, heir, and seized of the premises bought by Jenkin Jenkins of D.J.; that Walter Jenkins died in 1794 and devised his estate to 2 in trust for specified uses and Olmarch Issa was bought by 3 at auction for £1,355.

1. Rev. John Rowland of Shrewsbury, co. Salop., clerk and Mary, his wife, Rev. Nathaniel Rowland of Parke, co. Carmarthen, clerk, and Margaret, his wife, David Jenkins of p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, minister of the gospel and Ann, his wife, Sarah Jones of Caron, co. Cardigan, widow (J.R. and N.R. being two of the sons of A.J. and S.J. two of the daughters of Eleanor Rowland, decd., by Rev. Daniel Rowland, late of Llangeitho, co. Cardigan, Clerk, her late husband, decd.), Benjamin Hood of Under down, p. St. Michael, Pembroke, gent., and John Lewis of Castledrinog, co. Carmarthen, farmer, (surviving assignees in trust of the estate of David Rowlands of p. Llandewybrevy, drover, another son of the said E.R., decd.) and Thomas Morgan of Atpar, p. Llandefriog, co. Cardigan, surgeon and Sarah, his wife, (T.M. being eldest son and heir of Elizabeth Morgan decd., late wife of John Morgan, late of Lledrod, but now of p. St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, E.M. decd. also having been one of the daughters of E.R. decd.). 2. Edward Williams of the co. bor. of Carmarthen, gent. 3. Charles Edmund of Lampeter pontstephan, gent. 4. Herbert Lloyd of co. Bor. of Carmarthen, gent. Release of a messuage called Nanty Gelly, p. Llangubby, co. Cardigan and Declaration of the Uses of a Fine of one sixth part thereof suffered by the said John Rowland and Mary, his wife. Consideration: £115; viz. £95 16 8., being five sixth of the purchase price by 3 to the said J.R. N.R. and wife, T.M. and wife, D.J. and wife and S.J., and £19 3. 4, the remaining pat, by 3 to the said B.H. and J.L.

1. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. John Jones of Grace Church Street, London, esq. Articles of Agreement for the purchase of messuages called Pantyrerchwn, Pantwaingoy, and Llwynyboby, parishes of Bettws Bledrws and Llangubby, and Caemawr in village of Tregaron, p. Caron, all co. Cardigan. Timber to be valued and paid fro by 2. Consideration: £1921, of which £96 1s. is secured by a promissory note.

1. William Parry of Portclew, co. Pembroke, esq. 2. Henry Kemm of Northdown, co. penbroke, esq. 3. Ann Kemm, second daughter of 2. Prenuptial Settlement of land 3, whereby copyhold messuages, and fields called Newton in the manor of Beer or Manorberr, held by 1, and Castle Parks in the manor of St. Florence, co. Pembroke, are to be settle to the uses of the marriage. Consideration: 3500 (portion) by 2 to 1. Attested Copy made 15 May 1832.

'I have examined the Settlement between Pryse Campbell and Miss Bacon and it does not affect the Estate purchased by Mr. Jones' signed T. Allan. Endorsed: 'Warrant of Attorney from Stephen'.

1. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan, esquire. 2. William Morland and James Edwards, both of Pall Mall, p. St. james, westminster and Hugh Smith of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esquires. Lease and Release and Appointment to 2, as trustees for sale, of the manors of Cardigan and the Priory of Cardigan, the mansion house of Tregibby otherwise Gibby, the mansion house called the Priory of Cardigan, Perth Eynon house, the Marlose, and Tyrykiffe, the rectories of Cardigan and Tremain, a third share of the rectory of Verwick, and capital and other messuages, etc., of Priory estate, formerly the inheritance of James Phillips, late of the Priory of Cardigan, esquire, decd., and part of the estate devised by Thomas Pryse, late of Gogerthan, co. Cardigan, esquire, decd. Also the manor of Kellan and messuages in the parishes, precincts or places of Kellan, Llanfair, Llanddewy Brefy, Llangeitho, Llanbadarn Odyn, Tregaroniarron, gilliennin, Bithes [sic] Bledrws, Llanrhystyd, Llanbadarn Fowr [sic] and Llangyby, to sell and discharge debts, mortgages, etc., owed by 1, but subject to the life interest of Elizabeth Johnes (aged 84 and over), mother of 1, in part of the estate. Copies.

1. Sir Charles Morgan (late Sir Charles Gould) of Tredegar, co. Monmouth, bart., William Mainwaring of Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, esq. and William Osborn of the same, doctor in physic (mortgagees of 3). 2. William Morland and James Edwards, both of Pall Mall, co. Middlesex, and Hugh Smith of Lincolns Inn. (trustees of 3). 3. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan. 4. John Jones of Grace Church Street, London, esq. Lease and Release to 4 of Cwm farm and Penpont Einon (being Lots 18 and 11 of an estate in co. Cardigan auctioned 29 Apr. 1803 and purchased by John Jones). Consideration: £5150: £650 for Cwm and £4,500 for Penpont Einon. Field names and acreages given.

1. Nathaniel Newnham, esq., alderman of the city of London, (trustee named in the within mentioned indenture of 4 Apr. 1792). 2. William Lewis of Llanychairen, co. Cardigan esq., (trustee of the within recited indenture of 3 June 1800). 3. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Monmouth, bart., William Mainwaring of Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, esq., and William Osborn of the same, doctor in physic, (trustees of the Society of Equitable Assurances and mortgagees of lands comprised in Lot 11 recited herein). 4. William Morland and James Edwards, both of Pall Mall, co. Middlesex, esq. and Hugh Smith of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, aforesaid, esq., (trustees named in the within recited indentures of 26-27 April 1803 [cf. nos. 146-147]). 5. Thomas Jones of Hafod, co. Cardigan, esq. 6. John Jones of Gracechurch Street, London, esq. 7. Hugh Jones of Lampeter, co. Cardigan, (trustees on behalf of 6). Assignment of the residue of a term of 1,000 years of Cwm farm in parishes of Llanguby, Caron and Bettws Bledrws, co. Cardigan, (further described) in trust to 7, for use of 6, to attend the inheritance with Covenant to produce title deeds.

1. Evan Stephens of Newtown, co. Montgomery, gent., on behalf of Thomas Johnes of Havod, co. Cardigan, esq., and his trustees for the sale of messuages, etc., in co. Cardigan. 2. John Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. Agreement for the sale of messuages called Hendre Phillip and Bwlchywernon, p. Llandewybrevi (occupants named), subject to the life interest of Mrs. Johnes, mother of T.J. Consideration: £1,600.

1. Hugh Smith, younger, of Lincolns Inn co. Middlesex, esq. 2. William Moreland of Pall Mall, James Edwards of the same and Hugh Smith of Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury, esqs. 3. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan. 4. John Jones of Derry Ormond, esq. 5. Hugh Jones of Lampeter, gent. Assignment of a term of 1000 years by 1, at request of 2 and 3, and at nomination and appointment of 4 to 5, in trust to 4, of property as in no. 162. Consideration: £1,600 by 4 to 2. Recitals from 1778.

1. Thomas George Nugent of Cardigan, surgeon, and Jane, his wife. 2. Reverend William Jones of St. Dogmells, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Joseph Bicknell of Staple Inn, London, esq. 3. Thomas Howell of Cardigan, esq., and Silvanus Howells of Morfa, co. Cardigan, esq. Articles of Agreement subsequent to the marriage, (dated 1808) of T.G.N. and Jane formerly Jane Lloyd, whereby property as in nos. 185-186 are settled to the uses of the marriage. Consideration: £600 part of the fortune of Jane Nugent. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

Attested Copies made 15 Feb. 1814.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of freehold estates [Kilrhug] in the parishes of Llanbadarn Odyn, Llangeitho, Llanddewybrefy and Nantgwnlle, co. Cardigan, to be auctioned at Talbot's Head Inn, Aberystwyth. Endorsed that the messuages, etc., called Llainwen and Stafell Wen, Park yr Inn and Felin Issa were sold to John Lewis of Glynissa, p. Llanddewybrefy. [Cf. no. 190].