Dangos 509 canlyniad

Recitals from 1778. Copy made 1801 [watermark].

1. Sarah Bowen of Maesycrigie, p. Llanlloony, co. Carmarthen, spinster. 2. Llewellyn Parry of Gernos, co. Cardigan, esq., and John Thomas of Llanfaughan, co. Cardigan, esq. Lease for a Year of messuages called Parke or Parke Gwayn Tilly, Dolefelin, Peny Cnwck, Tavarn, Trebedw, Llainyrystrid, Glanyrhyd, Cefen y Parke, Park Trefwrn, Troedrhiwllan, Trefwrnucha, Trefwrnissa, Shop, all in p. Llanfair or Llwyn, Voilallt and Alltfawr, p. Llangunllo, co. Cardigan, Rhydybenne, Eskerled, and a meadow belonging called Dolypenygare, and cottages called Bravely, Tyhene or Tyhene Ucha, Tyhene or Tyheneissa, Graig, Cwm Cerrig, which said last 5 m's were formerly part of Rhydybenne, p. Llangeller, co. Carmarthen, Cwmhiplin and Troedyrhiwfer, Penybont issa, Penybont ucha, with a meeting house erected thereon, all in p. Llanfihangelyeroth, co. Carmarthen. Attested Copy made 1 Aug. 1820.

1. William Moore of Jermyn Street, p. St. James, co. Middlesex, esq. 2. Richard Moore of Christ Church, co. Southampton, esq., brother of 1. 3. Richard Price of Knighton, co. Radnor, esq. 4. William Lewis of Llanerchairon, co. Cardigan, esq., Ann Evans of Highmead, p. Llanwennog, co. Cardigan, widow and John Jones of Grace Church Street, London, esq. 5. Herbert Lloyd of Carmarthen, esq. Release for exonerating the following properties from the payment of a moiety of a fee farm rent - the collegiate church of Llanthybrevy otherwise Llant thewybrevy in the deanery of Subayron, the college of Llanthewybrevy and the rectories, prebends, churches or chantries of Llanvaire Clydogge, Llanbadarne, Tyrfeglwys, Kilkennin otherwise Llanbadarne Kilkennin, Llanithinoll otherise Llandinoll, Llanbadarne Odyn and Llanguby, all in co. Cardigan. Recites that the properties were first granted in Letters Patent, 1570, to Sir Christopher Hatton, knight at the fee farm rent of £40. Schedule of deeds from 1696-1787.

1. Thomas Samuel Morgan, late of Tusham, co. Oxford, now of King Street, Westminster, cordwainer. 2. John Daniel of Cwrtmawr, co. Cardigan, gentleman. Release, for £15, of a messuage (built by Charles Jenkins, gentleman) and a garden in p. Llanddewybrevy, at a place called Danygoyallt near Pentrar Rhew, a messuage near Pistil-y-gweydd, a slang of arable called Leuin [sic] Walter David Owen and a house recently built thereon called Cafn y garth, with Delcaration of the Uses of a Fine. Attested Copy made 27 Nov. 1846.

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. Martha Edmunds of Lampeter pont stephen, co. Cardigan, widow and executrix of the will of Charles Edmunds of the same, victualler, decd., [see no. 225] who when alive was sole executor of the will of David Jones, late of Conwil Gaio, co. Carmarthen, decd., and Thomas Edmunds of Pencarreg, co. Carmarthen, tanner. 2. Mary Thomas of Conwil gaio, widow and legatee of the will of D.J. decd. 3. James James of Conwil Gaio, shopkeeper. Mortgage (Demise for 1000 years) by 1 to 3, of a m. called Nantygelly, p. Llangubby, co. Cardigan, to secure £50 and interest, for part payment of a legacy og £100 to 2 under the will of David Jones, aforesaid.

1. David Williams of Pengelly, p. Gwnnws, farmer. 2. John Jones of Dery Ormond, co. Cardigan, esquire. Lease and Release for £90, of property as in no. 250. Recites that the property had been auctioned by 1 in Feb. 1830 and bought by Thomas Williams of Nantbir, who had later agreed to relinquish the benefit of sale to 2. Recitals from 1799.

1. William Parry of Portclew House, p. Lamphey, co. Pembroke, esq. 2. John Jones of Dery Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 3. William Yeates Alban of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Lease and Release for £2,400 of a m. and lands called Llyast otherwise Bryn Erfedd, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan (fields named), subject to the payment of a fee farm rent of £3 6 8. to the Right Honourable the Earl of Lisburne. Recites that the property was devised to 1 by the will of Richard Parry, his late uncle. Recitals from 1784. Map. 1832, Nov. 1. Probate of Will of Stephen Jones of Cefnfaes, p. Llandewybrefi, co. Cardigan, clerk. [See no. 348].

1. David John Morgan of Nantymedd, p. Llanfiarclydoge, co. Cardigan, drover and Hannah, his wife. 2. David Evans the younger, of Mill-End Cottage, co. Carmarthen, esquire (trustee for 2). Lease and Release, for £240 (by 1 to 3 in trust for 2) of a moiety of a m. formerly called Tyr John David ap Evan yn Aberddoyddwr, since called Tyr John Thomas Rosser yn Aberddoyddwr and now called Aberddauddwr, p. Llanddewibrefi, co. Cardigan. The trustee is to bar the present of any future wife of 2 from claiming dower out of the property. [The Lease and Release are attached. cf. no. 247a for the conveyance of the other moiety]. 1835, Feb. 11. Probate of Will of John Jones of Derry Ormond. [See no. 260].

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. David Davies of Blaenywain, p. Cellan, co. Cardigan, farmer and Ann, his wife. 2. David Evans of Falcondale, co. Cardigan, esquire, banker. 3. John Lloyd of Lampeter, gentleman. Conveyance, for £310, of a moiety of Aberddoyddwr, p. Llanddewibrefi, co. Cardigan. Note of enrolment in Chancery, 16 Nov. 1842. Recitals fro, 1795. [Cf. no. 268a-b for the conveyance of the other moiety]. Attached: Deed of Acknowledgement by married women of Ann Davies.

Abstract of the Conveyance to Thomas Johnes, esq. of farms (specified) p. Llanddewibrefi, purchased from Mr. Lloyd and of the deeds connected therewith. Endorsed: 'Tyryr Istrad orwise Ystrad fach'.

Devising to his friends, Thomas Edward of Prisk and William Williams weaver, in trust, his house called Cwmdulas towards the maintenance of his son, John Evans, until his majority or marriage, but if he dies before then to his father, John Thomas, if he survives his son. If his father does not survive, then to his brother, John Evans. His personalty to the said trustees, to pay a £2 annuity to his wife, Elizabeth, in widowhood or until the son reaches his majority. Appoints his father executor. Codicil of even date, whereby the testator directs his trustees to make up any deficiency in his personalty for the payment of debts, by mortgaging Cwmdulas. Proved 3 May 1847. Testator died 24 Apr. 1847. Office Copy made 19 Nov. 1849. [The Testator adopted the surname Evans in lieu of Thomas, see no. 410a].

1. Rees Morgan of Penlan, p. Llangybie, co. Carigan, farmer. 2. Reverend John Morgan of Talyrhyn, p. Cilycwm, co. Carmarthen, minister of the gospel. Mortgage, by virtue of a power of appointment vested in 1, of Penlan and Blanmeirig otherwise Tynyrhose, parishes of Bettws Bledrws and Llangybie, co. Cardigan, to secure £700 and interest.

Executed at St. James's Court.

Directing J.I.J. to join the 1st Regiment Dragoons at York, 14 Oct. 1849 in pursuance of his appt. as Cornet.

1. John Inglis Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. John Henry Benbow of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Disentailing Deed of the Derry Ormond estates in Wales, the property conveyed by No. 286, and a sum of £9,228.12.11 £3% bank annuities, being a trust fund created by and for the uses of the will of John Jones, the elder. Note of enrolment in Chancery, 17 Aug. 1850. Endorsed: the indenture marked A. referred to in the affadavit of William Henry Saltwell in the Cause Jones v Powell 30 Oct. 1850.