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'A Note of all bordes and lynte[rs] sawed in June last 1652'. The following names occur: Morgan David, Phillipp Price, Edward Vaughan, Lawrence Colbey, Lewis Bowen, John Phillipp; William Phillipp and Thomas Griffith, sayers; Richard Bealth of Llawhadden; William Prickard; John Jenkins; Rudderch Gibbon; and Vaughan Laugharne.

1. Bridgett Gower, widow;. 2. John Laugharn and William Lloyd, esquires. Acquittance from a mortgage of £400 that had been advanced by William Ford of Pembroke town, gent. The document recites that messuages and lands in the parishes of Eglwiserrow, Nevarne, Dynas, and Narberth were mortgaged by deed of 20 Dec. last. The marriage settlement of Bridgett with her late husband Wt. Gower, marriner, was dated 13 Feb. 1724. Witnesses: M. Gower; Cha. Owen. This document was sent by post, and is endorsed: To John Laugharn Esqr. att Pontvane, In Pembrokeshire by Haverfordwest bag, South Wales.

Administration of the goods etc. of Elizabeth Philipps Laugharne late of Orlandon, widow, who died intestate, granted at Carmarthen to William Philipps Laugharne, son of the deceased.

The inventory, dated 29 April 16 Chas 2, made by Owen Lewis of Llanichloydogg and John Lewis the elder of Nantibigell, gent., comprised of a lease dated 1 May 23 Chas. 1., by Griffith Hawkwell of St. Kennoggs, gent., the said Anne Hawkwell, of a messuage called Whitehook in the parish of Bletherston, for a term of 21 years; apprized at £10.

1. Walter Cuny of Welstone, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Jane Cuny of Welstone, widow, mother of the said Walter. Agreement relating to properties in the towns of Pembroke and Carmarthen, Welston and Poyerston, co. Pembroke, Kingswood and Golden in the parish of St. Maries, Pembroke. Witnesses: Rowland Laugharne; John Powell; George Adams; Thomas Lougher; Richard Powell; Tho. Powell.

1. Jane Cuny of Welston, co. Pembroke, widow;. 2. Walter Cuny of Welston, co. Pembroke, gent., son and heir apparent of said Jane. Agreement relating to the dower of Jane Cuny. The deed recites an indenture made by Richard Cuny of Welston, esquire, deceased (late husband of Jane), Nicholas Adams, esquire, John Meyricke and Lewis Powell gentlemen, deceased. Witnesses: Rowland Laugharne; John Powell; George Adams; Thomas Lougher; Richard Powell; Thos. Powell.

1. Thomas Lloyd of Kilkeithed, esquire, Margrett his wife, and Thomas John Vauchan of Pontvayne, gent.;. 2. Morgan Bowen of Llyongorres, gent. Agreement to levy a fine upon two messuages and lands now held by the said Thomas John Vaughan by right of inheritance as also by purchase, situate in the parish of morvil, and their boundaries are given in detail. They agree to quit all claim to the said premises to Morgan Bowen. Witnesses: Mathewe, Edward Wynne, Rees Jones, John Browne.

Appointment of Sir John Owen of Orielton, Bart., to be keeper of the Rolls of the County of Pembroke. Seal missing.

1. George Owen of Henllys, co. Pembroke, esquire;. 2. Griffith Vaughan of the same place, gent. Aquittance for rents, debts, etc., received on behalf of George Owen. Witnesses: John Owen; Jevan lloyd; Lewis Mathias; David Richard of St. Dogmelles; John Evans. Seal: a boar chained to a bush.

Articles Of Agreement for the marriage settlement, [pre-nuptial] of Frauncis Lagharne, gent., one of the sons of John Lagharne of St. Brides, esquire, and Lettice Vaughan one of the daughters of James Vaughan of Pontvaen, gent., whereby the said James Vaughan covenants that at the next Great Sessions for co. Pembroke, he will convey to such trustees as John Lagharne will nominate, two messuages at Trenewyth, parish of Pontvaen, now or late in the occupation of John Thomas, and [Willm. Lewis?], and another messuage at Trenewydd in the possession of Evan David Thomas who holds in as ample a manner as John Gwyn now deceased; the messuage called Pontbridd in occupation of Owen John Lewis; Plas y Bontvaen, where James Vaughan now lives, and a parcell of land in the parish of Morvill; to the use of the said James Vaughan for life, with remainder to the said Francis Laugharne and Lettice his intended wife, with remainder to their heirs; in default of such heirs, than to the right heirs of said James Vaughan. James Vaughan agrees to give the said Francis and Lettice, goods to the value of £100. The said John Lagharne covenants that he will, together with Hugh Owens of Orielton, esquire, convey to such trustees as may be nominated by James Vaughan, all that Lordship of Castle Canlas and Mabws vach in the parish of Mathri, with two messuages in the same parish in the occupation of Thomas ap Harry, to the use of Francis Lagharne and Lettice Vaughan and their heirs. Further John Lagharne agrees, to convey to Francis Lagharne, by lease, that messuage in the parish of Haiescastle in the occupation of John Andrew for 21 years, for 3 lives. John Lagharne covenants to pay £200 to James Vaughan, as a marriage portion of his daughter. Witnesses: Tho. Lhwyd; Rees Jones; Charles Prust de Haverfordwest; Robert Harries de Haiescastle; Owen Wynnett; William James. Mutilated.

1. William Phillipps of Haithog, esq., on behalf of his son, Charles, an infant;. 2. Rowland Phillipps of St. Brides. Articles Of Agreement that Charles Phillipps, when of full age will make a conveyance of certain lands to the said Rowland Phillipps; the said Rowland to pay the debts of John Laugharne of Pontvane, esq., who was indebted to mark Roach of Robeston, esq., in £950. Witness: Fran. Meyricke; John Davis. Endorsed - Memorandum of Rowland Philipp, dated 19 Jan. 1716, which states that he borrowed £700 from Perrott Williams esq., part of which went to pay the debts and legacies of John Laugharne.

1. Rowland Philipps Laugharne of Orlandon, esq., and Anne his wife, and Francis John Meyricke of Bush, esq.;. 2. William Lawless, Thomas Hughes, and John Hughes son of the said Thomas Hughes, all of the parish of Walton west, colliers. Articles Of Agreement to dig and work coal for the next 7 years on the several tenements in the parish of Walton West, in the tenures of David James, William Scurlock, Francis Noote, Mrs. Lettice Barlow, and David John.