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1. Simon David, one of the sons of David Evan, late of Kellan, co. Cardigan, yeoman, decd. 2. Hannah David, one of the daughters of David Rees, late of Llanvaire Cledogey, co. Cardigan, yeoman, decd. Quitclaim of 1's interest in Tir Ievan ap Jevan David Llanvayre, p. Llanvairecledogey. Consideration: £36. Paper.

1. Mary Smith of Lambeth Terrace, co. Surrey, widow. 2. John Beadnell of Lombard Street, London, esq., and William Ody of Malmsbury, co. Wiltshire, esq. 3. Robert Pauncefoote of Lambeth Terrace, esq., called Robert Smith. Quitclaim by 1 to 3 of an annuity payable to 1, and Surrender by 2 to 3 of a term of 99 years which was raised for securing the same in order that the said term may merge, charged on slangs in Llalltgoch (part of Foelallt demesne) and in Blaencarfan (part of Ystrad Issaf and Pentre Llacca farms), a slang south of the Tivey, part of Danylan, farm, farms called Abertridwr, Blaentiwch [sic] BlaenCarfan, Cwmdu, Alltgoch, Blaen Cwm March, Brynmaen with a common, Brynmynack and Brynrhys; two parcels part of Pentre Brain called Gwaithgwrbach and Llanwrthygarregfawr; part of a farm called Cefenygogoyan, comprising the following parcels, Caebank, Gwaithgwrbach, Gwaithdanwrgoch, Ddolfach; part of a farm called Danylan or Tyrgoyan, comprising messuages and pieces of land called Caerhedin, Ddol Eillan, Llain, Cae Mawr, Llain, Llain and four slangs above the road, pieces of land called Cae Pant y Rhosser, Llainwaryfelin, Llaincefen y Beddau, Llaintyn Rhos cae Bank y Rhandir; Gwaith Grof, Gwarrhosy Groes, two parcels south of the Tivey, a mill called Gogoyan Mill, a farm called Cefngarthener, a farm called Pembrynbodeyn, part of a farm called Olmarchichaf consisting of the upper half of Brwstir Issaf, parcels called Brwstir Uchaf and Glanrhydfach, and a farm called Glandulais Uchaf, all in o. Llandewibrefy, co. Cardigan. [Cf. nos. 236-237]. Attested Copy made 24 May 1824.

1. Evan Jenkin. 2. Rice Jenkin. Quitclaim as no. 5. Latin. Seal.

53 Signatures. [The Contest refers to the election of 1852 for the Cardigan boroughs in which John I. Jones was the unsuccessful candidate].

1. Morgan Pryse Lloyd-Harries of Glansevin, co. Carmarthen, esquire, Colonel Edward Pryse Lloyd-Harries of Llandingat House, Llandovery, co. Carmarthen and Captain Tudor Lloyd-Harries of the same. 2. Trustees of the Derry Ormond estate. Provisional Contract for the sale and purchase of Dancoedcanol, p. Llangyby, co. Cardigan.

Proposal for a settlement to be made on the marriage of George Venables, clerk with Mary Lloyd, spinster, in pursuance of an Order in Chancery in 'Mary Lloyd and Jane Lloyd infants by their next friend, plaintiffs v. Mary Evans, widow, and David Lloyd, deforceants'. [This relates to the Cilrhug estate]. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

Devising properties in parishes of Caron and Llanilar co. Cardigan, as follows:. A parcel of ground called Katyr Rhygg in the Parcell of Argoed and Ystrad and other messuages (but only for four years after his death), to his wife Mary; messuages called Pant y Dully and tenements called Tyr Keven allt yr mine and Tyr Rhyd y Nentydel, bought of Felix Rees [se no. 25] and Kellcwne to his eldest son, William; a tmt. called Tyr yr allt Yr reberth to his second son, John; a house in the upper end of Tregarron to his third son, Evan, and two other houses in Tregarron, one to his fourth son, Thomas, and one to his eldest daughter, Elizabeth. Also mentions his youngest daughter Mary. Adminstration granted to Mary, his wife. Endorsed; Receipts of Evan, Thomas and Elizabeth Jones for legacies mentioned in the will. Also a receipt of Samuel Thomas for a £20 legacy bequeathed to his wide, the said Mary Jones.

Probate of Will (dated 5 Sep. 1735) of Elizabeth Bateman [formerly Elizabeth Davies, see no. 22] of Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, widow. Bequeathes her personal estate to Frances Summers, spinster, daughter of Griffith Summers of Haverfordwest. No mention of realty.

Probate of Will (dated 27 May 1731) of Simon Davies of p. St. Maries, town and county of Haverfordwest, clerk. Devises messuages etc., called Bryn Erfedd alias Bryn y Perfedd Glan Rhyd Veyrig, Pant y Porchill, Ty yn y Rhose and another cottage lately built, all in p. Llanthewybrevy, co. Cardigan, to his daughter Elizabeth Davies, to sell and distribute proceeds amongst Alice, his wife, Sarah, his daughter and herself. Other bequests of furniture, books, etc., to his wife and daughter Elizabeth, and a term of years in a close in Ruthlame, Haverfordwest, held of his friend 'Brother Owen Edwards' to his daughter, Sarah.

Devising a parcel of ground called Kae rhug, lying above the mill of Tregaron in the parcel of Argod and Ystrad, to his wife, Margaret, for life, then to his daughter, Mary Jones and her heirs; also to his said wife, tmts. called Nantulles and Pen y Cefen vach, p. Caron, for two years after his death, the upperhouse above the barn and kae Main and Gardd-las (adjoining Kae Main), the longest slang o hay lying on Rhôsy-Curte, pasture for one cow and a horse on Nantulles, "and a way to go an' carry things necessary to Kae Main" and £2 payable out of Nantulles and Pen y Cefen vach by his daughter Mary, to his daughter, the said Mary Jones, the tmt's called Nantulles and Pen y Cefen vach, aforesaid, towards her support and maintenance during her life and after to her heirs, male or female, the inheritor to pay £10 each to his brothers at 21 and sisters at 18, to Gwen Davies, a house and garden in Tregaron called Pensingrig ... Other bequests of personalty.

Devising to his wife, Martha, the m. called Gwyngoedfach, otherwsie Gwyngoedissa, p. Llandewybrevy, for life, then to his son, David of Mill Field, p. Lampeter pont-stephen, for life, then to his grandson, Charles, son of David also of Mill Field and his heirs, but in default, to his son, Thomas of Castelldy, p. Llanwnen, farmer, and his heris, subject to an annuity payable to Eleanor, wife of the said David.

Probate of Will (dated 13 Feb. 1817) of David Williams of Tangoiallt, p. Llanddewy brefy, co. Cardigan, mason. Devising to his nephew, David Williams of Noyath vach, taylor, his house and garden, for life, and after to his (Dw's) son, Jeremiah Williams, provided either will discharge testator's debts.

Devising his realty and personalty charged with a sum of £5,990 (created in his marriage settlement, 28 July 1860) to George Philips and Benn Davis, in trust for the maintenance of his younger son, Wilmot Inglis Jones, contingent remainder to his daughter, Gwendoline Inlgis Jones, with power for trustees to accumulate and invest any money not so applied for the benefit of future beneficiaries of the trust. Directs that his eldest ason, herbert Inlgis Jones is to resettle the Derry Ormond estate and declares that the reason for his not providing for his son, Herbert, and daughter, Gwendoline (except in event of the death of his younger son) is that they are already provided for out of property settled on hi (J.I.J.'s) marriage. Testator died 15 Dec. 1879.

Devises his m. etc., called Foes yw geli, p. Bettus Bledrus, to his wife Mary, for life, then to his three daughters, Dorothy Evan, May Evan and Sarah Evan.

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.

1. Margaret Williams of Maesycrugie, p. Llanlloony, co. Carmarthen, wife of Rev. David Williams of Ddolwolf, p. Llanwenog, co. cardigan, clerk. 2. Sarah Brown of Maesycrugie, spinster, only daughter of the said M.W. and sister and heiress at law of Thomas Bowen late of Maeyscrugie, gentleman, decd. 3. Thomas Bowen of Wayn Ivor, co. Cardigan, esq., and Thomas Lewis of Llandilo fawr, co. Carmarthen, gentleman. 4. Jenkin Davies of Glanrhocca, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, gentlemen. 5. Llewelyn Parry of Gernos, co. Cardigan, esq., and John Thomas of Llanfughan, co. cardigan, esq. Pre-nuptial Settlement of 2 and 4, (Lease and Release) by 3 at request and direction of 1 and 2, of properties fully secribed as in no. 92, to 5 in trust ti the uses of the marriage. Attested Copy made 24 Aug. 1820.

1. Frederick William Fryer of Wimsbourne Minster, co. Dorset, esq. 2. John Richards of Cadogan Place, co. Middlesex, esq., and Frances, his wife, formerly Frances Smith, spinster, their only daughter. 3. John Carrick Moore of Corsewall, p. Kircum, Wigtownshire, Scotland, esq., George Carr Glyn of Eaton Place, Belgrave Square, co. Middlesex, and of Cranmer House, Mitcham, co. Surrey, esq., and Edward Castleman of Wimbourne Minster, esq. Pre Nuptial Settlement of Emily Frances Richards and 1, whereby the former covenants to convey her share in pieces of land called By[sic]Bron yr Helem (part of Foellallt demesne), part of Ystrad Uchaf farm comprising messuages, gardens and pieces of land called Caer Leinau, Caer Leinau by the river, Dol y Bant[sic] Ystrad East Part, Ystrad west, two slangs on Ystrad; part of Ystrad Isaf farm comprising houses and gardens and pieces of land called Caerty, a slang in Cae Mawr, Ddol fach, Ddol iSaf, Caebach, Waunfach, Caer Ystrad south and north, a slang by Pompren Lannio, a parcel called Ystrad fach and a farm called Ochory Garth (part of Danlan fach); part of Bron yr Helem farm comprising parcels called Cae Berllan Dwoyll Ymaes, Cae bron y groes and a piece adjoining, Gram Ystrad and two pieces (part of Garth); a farm called Pestill Gwyn consisting of Pentre Llacca farm, pieces called Cae Guinea, Rhos grynllyn, cae grynllyn; part of Glanbrenning farm comprising Cae Isaf house and parcels called Cae Eithin, part of Rhos Den, Cae bedw, Ddol Frol on the north side of Brenning, and two pieces of land on Garth, and a farm called Godre'r Garth, all in p. Llanddewibrefi to 3, in trust to the uses of the marriage. Endorsed: Enrolled in chancery 20 Apr. 1846. Attested Copy made 12 Sep. 1846. Also Attested Copy Conveyance: Mr & Mrs. F. W. Fryer to the trustees of Articles executed previously to their marriage, 9 May 1839. [Cf. no. 175-176].

1. Ann Pryse of Aberllefeny, co. Merioneth, widow and Mary Pryse, spinster, eldst daughter of A.P. by Lewis Pryde, decd. 2. John Campbell of Stockpoole Cort, co. Pembroke, esq. 3. Margaret Lloyd of Kilkenny, co. Cardigan, widow. 4. John Pughe of Mathavarn, co. Montgomery, esq., Richard Edwards of Bodwrog, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Francis Cornwallis of Abermarles, co. Carmarthen, esq. 5. John Humphreys of Llanwyllen, co. Montgomery, gent. Pre Nuptial Settlement of 2 and M.P. (being a Deed to make a Tenant to the Praecipe and lead the uses of a Recovery) of properties (specified in detail) in cos. Cardigan, Merioneth and Montgomery. Attested Copy made 12 Dec. 1803.

1. Thomas Jones of Danyrallt, p. Caron, co. Cardigan. 2. William and Margaret Jones of Nantdulles, same p. 3. Mary Jones daughter of W.J. Pre Nuptial Settlement of 1 and 3 to settle Danyrallt, except Ystrad garden, to the uses of the marriage. 3 To receive £6 for life charged on Danyrallt, after decease of 1, and if she dies within 3 years after intended marriage, without issue, than 1 to return to 2 a moiety of her chamber furniture.

1. John Inglis Jones of the Carlton Club, Pall Mall, co. Middlesex, esq. 2. Benn Davis of 6, Cork Street, Burlington Gardens, co. Middlesex, gent. Power of Attorney to manage 1's estates on his leaving the country to reside abroad for some time.