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Devisees: Charles Wheeler J. W. Bowen, brother, and Augusta Jane Howell, sister, both of Camrose House, co. Pemb.

Total estate bequeathed to James Evans, youngest son, including a m. called Kille, p. Llanstinan, co. Pemb. Seal.

Devisees: James Thomas, servant, £100; all else to Charles Wheeler J. W. Bowen, brother. Copy.

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Devisees: Elizabeth, niece, wife of Edward Leach of Pembroke, Attorney-at-law; a m. in Goat Street; Frances, niece, wife of Hendy Reed of Lamphey Park, esq.; household effects, furniture, etc.; other minor bequests.

Numerous minor bequests to relatives. Copy.

Devises a m. known as Trevayog, p. Saint Nicholas, co. Pemb., also a m., tmt and lands known as Kille, p. Llanstinan, co. Pemb., and lands in p. Fishguard, co. Pemb., to James Evans. Numerous bequests to relatives. Copy. [See nos 242, 270].

Pecuniary bequests to three sons and three daughters.

Devisees: Various small sums of money left to nieces and nephews. Codicil added 28 September 1853.

1. Thomas John of Caerwen, p. Llandeloi, co. Pemb., gent. 2. Phoebe Gibbon of Tremaenhire, p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb., widow. 3. Elizabeth Philipps of the town and co. of Haverfordwest, widow, and Martha Philipps of the same place, spinster. Transfer Of Mortgage of £1,000 on m., tmt and lands known as Tremaenhire, p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb. Consideration: £100. Recital of the said mortgage dated 20-21 May 1840. [See no. 378]. Seals of 1, 2, 3.

1. Richard Poyer Lewis Penn of Camrose House, co. Pemb., esq., and Thomas Juce Webb-Bowen of Saint Martins House in the town and co. of Haverfordwest, esq. 2. Thomas Juce Webb-Bowen aforesaid, and Herbert John Emlyn Price of the town and co. of Haverfordwest, solicitor. Transfer of Mortgage for £2,000 on Tremanhire in p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb. Schedule of the said mortgage dated 28 Sept. 1881 and a previous transfer dated 29 Sept., 1886 attached. Seals of 1 and 2. [See no. 393].

1. John Higgon of 10, Malborough Hill, Saint John's Wood, Middlesex, esq. 2. Sir Owen Henry Philipps Scourfield of Williamston, co. Pemb., bart. 3. John Gibbon of Tremanhire, p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb., farmer. 4. Thomas Skone of Harroldstone Hall in the town and co. of Haverfordwest. Transfer of Mortgage for £1,000 on Tremanhire, p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb. Recital of the said mortgage dated 1 December 1843. [See no. 378]. Seals of 1, 2, 3, 4.

1. William Phillips Ormond of the town and co. of Haverfordwest, merchant. 2. Richard Poyer Lewis Penn of Thornton House, co. Pemb., esq., and Thomas Juce Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest, esq. Transfer of a mortgage debt of £2,000 on Tremaenhir, p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb. Recital of the said mortgage dated 29 Sept. 1881 between Henry Hicks and William Phillips Ormond. Seals of 1 and 2. [See no. 393].

1. David Evans of Garndwyren, p. Letterson, co. Pemb., an infant under 21. 2. Mary Evans of Garndwyren aforesaid, widow. 3. Phoebe Gibbon of Tremaenhire in p. Whitechurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb., widow. 4. Thomas John of Caerwen in p. Llandeloi, co. Pemb. Transfer and Further Mortgage of £1,100 on Tremanhire, p. Whitechurch in Dewisland, co. Pemb. Recital of the said mortgage dated 23 May 1837. [See no. 378]. Seals of 1, 2, 3, 4.

Chancery of the court of Great Sessions for cos Carm., Pemb., and Card., bor. Haverfordwest. The Answer of David Lloyd and Esther, his wife, two of the defendants to the complaints of Thomas Williams, complainant.

Notice of application to be made to Parliament in the next session to incorporate a company for maintaining a railway, from Johnston station, p. Johnston, co. Pemb., to the shore of Priory Pill, at Milford, p. Steynton, co. Pemb.

1. John Phillips, of Castle, p. Llandewy Velfry, co. Pemb. 2. Rev. William Henry Twyning, of Pontypandy, co. Glam., clerk. Statutory Declaration Of 1 identifying lands sold to the South Wales Railway Company, 2 a., in p. Llandewy Velfry, co. Pemb. [See no. 91]. Endorsed: March 5 1855. Made a copy of the within. S. W. Sutton.

Statement Of Receipt by the Rev. George Wade Green and the Rev. David Evans in respect of the dec's [not named] estate.