Dangos 509 canlyniad

1. Jenkin Jones of Talychyn, p. [ ]. cp. Cardigan, farmer. 2. Philip Vaughan of Aberystwyth, gent. Agreement to secure a further mortgage of £50, of Blaendoithee, p. Llandewybrefi. [cf. no. 349].

1. John Scandrett Harford of Blaise Castle, co. Gloucester, esq., and Louisa Harford, his wife. 2. John Battersby Harford of Stoke Park, co. Gloucester, esq. 3. John Inglis Jones of Derry Ormond. 4. Frederick Philipse Morris and John Henry Benbow, both of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, and Jeremiah Mathews of Edgebaston House, co. Warwick. Conveyance for £2000, by 1 and 2 to 4, of Penlanmedd otherwise Penlan-meath, p. Llanfaircydogau, co. Cardigan, in trust for 3, to the uses (specified) of the will (1832) of John Jones, the younger, late of Portland Place, co. Middlesex, and of Derry Ormond (father of 3). The purchase price has arisen under a power of sale vested in 4 by the said will. Plan and Schedule of field names. Recitals from 1832.

Abstract of Title of John Scandrett Harford and John Battersby Harford, esq., to lands in p. Betties Bledrws, co. Cardigan, from 1819.

Copy Draft Declaration of Richard David Jenkins of Cardigan, gent., touching the rights of John Scandrett Harford of Blaise Castle, co. Gloucester and John Battersby Harford of Stoke house, said co. (to whom he was agent) to common land called Bettws Common. Alterations in text in red ink, by Fred. P. Morris.

Proved at London 23 Nov. 1867 by Rachel Williams, widow. Extracted from Principal Probate Registry. Endorsed: In Chancery, Morgan v Morgan.

18 Signatures.

Office Copy Affidavit (in Chancery, Morgan v Morgan) of Rees Morgan of Penylan, p. Llangybi, farmer, relating to his purchase of Penylan, Tynchos, Glanllillo and Glanbrechan, parishes of Llangybi and Bettws Bledrws, co. Cardigan. Endorsed: 'This paper writing was exhibited at the hearing of the Action, Morgan v Morgan at the Carmarthen County Court May 11 1875'.

Proved 20 Sept. 1852 by Mary Thomas, widow and sole execturix. Sworn under £2,000.

Office Copy Order in Chancery in Jones v Powell, appointing the Earl of Lisburne, Edmund Mallet Vaughan and Edmund Probyn, trustees of the will of John Jones, the younger and of indentures dated 27 July and 22 Aug. 1850 and 10 Aug. 1857, in place of Frederick Philipse Morris, Jeremiah Mathews and John Henry Benbow.

1. William Perry Herrick of Blaenmanar, co. Leicester, esq. 2. John Jones of Maesycrugiau, co. Carmarthen, gent. and Eliza, his wife. 3. Mary Hughes of the Vicarage, co. Bor. of Carmarthen, widow. Release by 1, at request of 2, of a £400 mortgage charged on part of estates in co. Carmarthen and Cardigan to which 3 is entitled under the will of Margaretta Bowen Nicholl, 1838 (died 1858). Recites that M.B.N. mortgaged her estates on 8 Apr. 1843 for £650; that she died and devised the greater part of her realty to Eliza Jones and the residue to 3, subject to a £400 mortgage, the amount remaining unpaid in the £650 mortgage; that by various deeds (further recited), the £400 mortgage was eventually assigned to 1; and 2 and 3 as part of an arrangement between them have asked 1 to concur in releasing the estates to which 3 is entitled, from the mortgage debt. Attached: Certificated of Acknowledgement of Deeds by Eliza Jones 11 Apr. 1872. Attested Copy.

1. Joseph Morgans, late of Tynyrhos, p. Llangybi, co. Cardigan, now of Esgergardan, p. Llanddewibrefi, farmer. 2. John Roberts late of Maesyfforest, p. Llangybi, now of Llanddewybrefy, farmer. 3. David Roberts late of Maesyfforest, now of Llangybi, farmer. 4. John Inglis Jones of Derry Ormond, esq. 5. Frederick Philipse Morris, Jeremiah Mathews and John Henry Benbow. Conveyance by 1, 2 and 3 to 5, at request of 4 and Quitclaim by 4 to 5, of Maesyfforest, in trust to the uses of the will of John Jones, the younger, (further recited). Recites that on 19 March 1863 [see no. 352], the property was mortgaged by 2 and 3 to 1, for £300; that in 1869, 1 instituted a suit v 2 and 3 for a foreclosure of the mortgage, whereupon it was decreed to sell the property, the purchase money to be paid to the credit of Morgan v Roberts 1869; that the property was purchased by 4 and on behalf of 5, for £2,315. Plan and Schedule giving field names and acreages. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of tmts. called Tynywain, Caegarwhwnt, Caer doctor, Caer erw wen, and Caer odyn mawr, all part of Tanyfforest, p. Llangybi, co. Cardigan. Endorsed: Contract, of even date, between the vendor and J. Inglis Jones that the latter has become the purchased of Lots 1 and 2 for £1,600 and that £160 deposit has been paid.

1. David Richards of Maelfrynmawr, p. Llanbadarn-Trefeglwys, co. Cardigan, gent. 2. Charles Bishop, the younger of Cwmrythen and David Jeremy of Bank House, Llandovery, co. Carmarthen, esqs. Conveyance, for £1,500 of messuages called Llettygybi, Danycoedissa, Tynyrfrôn and a cottage called Ffynonwen, all in p. Llangybi, to 2 as tenants in common. Schedule of Deeds 5 March 1874. Endorsed: Release, 27 Sep. 1877, by David Jeremy to Charles Bishop of his interest in a moiety of the within property, for £1,050.

1. Charles Bishop, the younger of Cwmrythen and David Jeremy of Llandovery, landlords. 2. Daniel Davies of Danycoed issa, p. Llangybi, co. Cardigan, farmer. Memorandum of Agreement to let Danycoedissa from year to year, at £17 rent. Mineral, timber and sporting rights reserved.

Declaration (in the suit Morgan v Ellis) of David Davies of the Carpenters Arms, Llangybi, concerning Penlan estate. Recites that Penlan belonged to Rees Morgan who for the last 18 or 19 years of his life was a prisoner for debt in Cardigan gaol, where he died about 32 years ago. He was succeeded at Penlan, by David Lloyd Harries, and attorney and solicitor of Llandovery, who after a few years sold it to Rees Morgan, the younger, son of Rees Morgan, aforesaid, who held it until the termination of an action brought against him by Thomas Morgan (since decd.), a grandson of Thomas Morgan, the elder (decd.) who was second son of Rees Morgan, who died at Cardigan gaol.

1. The Trustees of the will of William Edward Powell. 2. The Trustees of the will of John Jones of Derry Ormond. 3. John Inglis Jones, tenant for life of estates devised by will of John Jones. Deed of Indemnity whereby 1 indemnified 2 and 3 against the payment of two annuities devised by the will of W.E.P. and charged on estates conveyed to 2 by a Deed of Exchange of even date. [See No. 424a].