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Extracts from a Power of Attorney and the Will of John Daniel, the elder (dated 23 Jan. 1821) re the title to Noyaddfach, Penypark and Tanygoyallt, p. Llanddewibrefi, co. Cardigan.

1. Messrs. Moore, Glyn and Castleman (trustees under the marriage settlement of mr & Mrs. F.W. Fryer). 2. Messrs. Board and Robarts. Covenant to produces deeds re property as in no. 286.

Attached: Extract from the Register of Burials in the West of London and Westminster Cemetery re the burial of David Daniel on 15 July 1845.

1. John Daniel, Lieutenant in 16th Regiment of Madras Native Infantry in the service of the East India Company, now serving with His Highness, the Nizam, stationed at Bolarum, near Hyderabad in the East Indies. 2. David Felix of Noyaddvach, p. Llanddewybrei, co. Cardigan, farmer and butter merchant. 3. John Griffiths of White Hall, p. Bettws Bledrws, co. Cardigan, farmer. Disentailing Deed and Conveyance of Noyaddfach, Penypark and Troedrhiwdewy, p. Llandewibrevi. Consideration: £130. Note of enrolment in Chancery, 7 Dec. 1846. [Cf. no. 290a].

1. Rees Morgan of Penlan, p. Llangybi, co. Cardigan, farmer. 2. Rev. John Mogan of Talyrhyn, p. Cilycwm, co. Carmarthen. 3. Thomas Thomas of Llandilo fawr, co. Carmarthen, draper. Assignment of Mortgage by 2, with consent of 1 to 3, as in no. 293, with power of sale, to secure £600 and interest.

1. John Inglis Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. James Paterson and Rev. Richard Board. Resettlement of the Derry Ormond estate in Wales, to the uses of the will of John Jones, esq., the son, decd. Endorsed: 'W.S.R. 2. referred to in Affadavit in Chancery in the matter of the Manchester and Milford Railway Co. and the Railway Company's Act. 1867'.

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

1. John Inglis Jones of Dery Ormond, near Lampeter, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. William Thomas Rowland Powell of Nanteos, near Aberystwyth, esq. Agreement for 3 years, for shooting and sporting rights over property called Penybont, Camer, Nanytllaes and Argoed Fach, p. Tregaron, owned by 1 and Maesyfelin Fach and Lletty Phillip, p. Bettws, owned by 2, and Blaen-y-wern, Llanfeiling, Cilgwyn Isaf wern Fach, and Tyryreglwys, p. Llangybi, all co. Cardigan.

1. John Morgan of Trefenter Pentregoiallt, p. Llanddewibrefy, co. Cardigan, widow and Morgan Morgan of the village of Llanddewibrefy, yeoman, her son. 2. David Felix of Neuaddfach, same p., butter merchant. Conveyance, for £48 5. of Trefenter, p. Llanddewibrefy.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of the Foel-Ally estates in the townships of Gorwith, Prisk and Carfan, and Garth and Ystrad, p. Llanddewybrefy. Plan. Endorsed: 'Copy Contract for Lots 10 & 11'. Memorandum that John Henry Benbow of Lincolns Inn, gent. as agent for the trustees of the will of John Jones, esq., decd., has Purchased lots 10 & 11 for £8000. (Lots 10 & 11 being the farms of Nantdderwen and Pant respectively).

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of the Foel-Ally estates in the townships of Gorwith, Prisk and Carfan, and Garth and Ystrad, p. Llanddewybrefy. Plan attached. Endorsed: 'Jones's Trustees Contract for Lots 1, 12, 15 and 16'.

Abstract of Title of the trustees of the will of George Smith, esquire, decd., to Foelallt estate, p. Llanddewybrevy, co. Cardigan, from 1774. Endorsed: 'For the perusal of Mr. William Jones Evans on the Purchaser of Lot 14'.

1. Rev. Richard Board of Westerham, co. Kent, clerk. 2. Frederick Philipse Morris of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., and Jeremiah Mathews of Edgebaston House, co. Warwick, esq. 3. Frederick John Tucker of Lincolns Inn, gent. Appointment by 1 of 2, as new trustees of the will of John Jones, the younger, and indenture no. 300, in place of David Powell and James Paterson. Endorsed: Reconveyance by 3 to 1, as provisional trustee, 26 May 1857; appt. of a new trustee in place of Rev. Richard Board, 26 May 1857 and Reconveyance by provisional trustee, 28 May 1857. Memorials of endorsements 23 June 1863.

1. Frederick Philipse Morris of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., Jeremiah Mathews of Edgebaston House, near Birmingham esq., and John Henry Benbow of Lincolns Inn, gent. 2. John Inglis Jones of Dery Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 3. Daniel Evans of Garth, p. Llandewi Brefi, co. Cardigan, gent. 4. Mary Evans of Garth, widow. Deed of Exchange of pieces of land (further described in First Schedule) to use of 3; pieces of land, part of Garth estate and a m. called Rhysgogissa (further desbriced in second Schedule) to use of 1, as trustees of the will of John Jones decd. father of 2, in trust for 2. Plan.

1. David Felix of Neuaddfach, p. Llanddewibrefy, co. Cardigan, farmer. 2. Daniel Evans of Blaencwmarch, same p., farmer. Mortgage by Demise for 1000 years of Trefenter, p. Llanddewibrefy, (vested in 1 by No. 315a), to secure £50 and interest. Note that the amount due to D. Evans was received by him on 2 Sep. 1864.

Devising Cefnfaes to his eldest son David; to his second son, Stephen - the Caenanty finne, Caebarws and College with the Caebach Dan Caegwair, Wern, Caefronfelen fach, Caefrongellifawr, Caigwaryfedw, Cae dan gae fronfelen fawr; To his third son, Evan - Brynhir, with Cae Caergorse and Cae Garurant above Tyrcydycha; to his fourth son, Jenkin - Blaendoethir; to his daughter, Margaret, the bond on Grwyrdu and to his youngest daughter, Sarah - Pyllebath. Proved 1 Nov. 1832. Extracted from Carmarthen District Registry, 19 Mar. 1861.

1. William Jones of Nantyrhwch, p. Llanddewy Abergwesyn, co. Brecon, farmer. 2. John Jones of Nantstalwyn, said p., farmer. 3. Mary Williams of St. Dogmells, co. Pembroke, widow. 4. Stephen Davies of Tanyfforest, p. Llanguby, co. Cardigan, farmer. 5. Rev. David Williams Jones of Morlais Cottage, p. Llansawel, co. Carmarthen, dissenting minister and Jane, his wife, formerly Jane Davies, spinster. 6. John Roberts of Maesyfforest, p. Llanguby, farmer. 7. David Roberts of the same, farmer. 8. Griffith Thomas of Aberystwyth, esq. Deed of Partition (Release) by 1,2,3 and 4 to 8, of messuages called Maesyfforest and Penrhiw to the use of 6, remainder to 7; Tanyfforest, Tywyn, Glandwr and Ffynonwen to the use of 5; a moiety of Maesyffynon Chapel to 6 and 7 and the other moiety to 5, all in parishes of Llangybi and Llanfairclydogau, co. Cardigan.