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1. Elizabeth Rice, widow, sole executrix and residuary legatee of Griffith Rice, late of Newton [co. Carm.], esq., dec., who was administrator of Catherine Rice, dec., formerly his wife, and also administrator with the will annexed of Elizabeth Hobby, dec., widow of Philip Hobby, esq., dec., unadministered by the said Katherine Rice, sole executrix and residuary legatee of the said Elizabeth Hobby;. 2. Anne Stanley, widow of William Stanley, late of Paultons, Southampton, esq., dec., and one of the dau's of the said Philip Hobby by the said Elizabeth. Assignment of a term of 1,000 years (in obedience to a decree of the High Court of Chancery) in the grange called Court Rheydheyre, otherwise Court Redheyr, otherwise Court Redhire, m's formerly in the tenure of one William David Ychan, otherwise William Carter, and a parcel of land called Tyr Howell Lloyde, p. Saint Cadocke, co. Glam. [Reference to a lease of the said properties dated 10 Feb. 1543/4 by Sir Richard Williams alias Cromwell to John Cradocke of Court Redheyr, co. Glam., gent.].

1. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. James Leyson of Cadoxton, co. Glam., gent. Lease for 21 years of the m. in the occupation of the second party [? being the property specified in No. 186 of 1 July 1823]. Witness: ? W. Leyson, surgeon, RN, residing at Neath. Counterpart.

1. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. William Llewellyn of Llwyn Erch Edwal, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., collier. Lease for 93 years of a piece of land in ht Duffryn Clydach, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., bordering on the p. road leading from The Glais to Neath. (Plan on reverse.).

Undertaking by Bartholomew Parker Bidder and Adam Scott to pay £100 to the Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, for being released from an arrangement to take a lease of iron works, etc. in the occupation of the Neath Abbey Iron Co.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, Old Broad Street, London, esq., and John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 221, Gresham House, Old Broad Street aforesaid, esq's. Agreement to grant a lease for 55 years of the coal and other minerals in and under the estate or farm known as the Court Rhydhir Estate, p. Cadoxton Juxta Neath, co. Glam.

1. Charles Fox of Trebah, near Falmouth, Cornwall, esq.;. 2. Christiana Abberley Price of Glyn Velin Cottage, near Neath, co. Glam., spinster, and Theodore Fox of Pinchinthorpe, near Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq.;. 3. Henry Bevington Gibbins of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 4. Josephine Sophia Waring, Anna Letitia Waring, Harriet Elizabeth Waring and Octavia Jane Waring, all of Clifton, Bristol, spinsters;. 5. John Henry Rowland of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 6. Edward Davies of Neath aforesaid, esq., and the fifth party;. 7. Charles Henry Waring of The Darran, near Neath aforesaid, esq., and Lucy his wife;. 8. Henry Habberley Price of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 9. Charles Struvé Price of Brynderwen, near Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 10. Robert Fox, George Croker Fox and Henry Backhouse Fox, all of Falmouth aforesaid, and Joseph Gurney Fox of Hall Lands, Surrey, esq's;. 11. Edward Davies, trustee and executor of Isaac Redwood, late of Neath aforesaid, dec.;. 12. Alfred Lloyd Fox of Penmere, near Falmouth, Cornwall, esq., the said Theodore Fox, and Howard Fox of Falmouth aforesaid, esq., executors of Alfred Fox, late of Falmouth aforesaid, esq., dec.;. 13. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, London, John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 221, Gresham House, London, and Bartholomew Parker Bidder of Waunceirch, near Neath aforesaid, esq's;. 14. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone, Leicestershire, clerk. Surrender of No. 190 of 17 Dec. 1850.

Writer does not admit a right of way on Longford Farm. (Rough sketch on reverse.).

1. James Williams of Gwayne y Pentre, p. Clyrow, co. Rad., gent., Henry Williams of the same, his eldest son and heir apparent by Hannah his late wife, and Phillip Prichard of p. Hay, co. Brec., yeoman;. 2. Richard Godwyn of the Hurst house, p. Laugharne, co. Carm., gent., and Margarett his wife. Release (being a transfer of £100 mortgage and further mortgage for £100) of the m's and lands called Gwayn y Pentre and Cwmpelvet vcha alias tyr yssa (except a piece of meadow near the house called Crowsfoot), p. Clyrow, co. Rad. Endorsed are:. 1714/15, March 24. 1. Richard Godwin and Margarett his wife;. 2. Henry Williams. Receipt for £200. [Witnesses include John Barnett, vic[ar of] Clyrow.].

1. Susanna Beavan of p. Cliroe, co. Rad., widow, and Herbert Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, gent., her son and heir apparent;. 2. Zacheus Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, glover, one of the younger sons of the said Susanna;. 3. John Pritchard of Lullam, p. Madley, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Susanna his wife. Release of the cottage or dwelling-house called Kaevenkethin wherein the second party dwells and two a. of land thereto belonging, p. Cliroe, co. Rad., to uses. Damaged.

1. Theodosius Griffith of p. Clirow, co. Rad., yeoman, Susanna his wife, and Humphrey Bromaigh of the said p., yeoman;. 2. William Delahay of p. Llanigon, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release (being a mortgage for £60) of one half of the m. and lands called Tuy yn y Wern, p. Clirow, co. Rad., with covenant to levy a fine. Endorsed is:. 1729/30, March 13. Acknowledgement of the receipt of a further sum of £40 from Ury Delahay, only son and heir of the said William Delahay, and Mary Delahay, his widow, who were his joint executors.

1. Potts Prosser of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent.;. 2. Matthew Jones of p. Dorston, Herefordshire, gent. Lease for one year of the m. and lands called Kae Evan panne, otherwise Cwmvelvet, otherwise Cwmpelfed, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Witnesses include Walter Churchey and William Morris, clerk to Mr Churchey.].

1. Thomas Morgan of Brecon and recently of Danycrug, p. Saint John the Evangelist, co. Brec., gent., and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth James, spinster;. 2. James Thomas Morgan of Danycrug aforesaid, gent.;. 3. Sarah Evans of Trecastle, spinster;. 4. John Evans, esq., and Mordecai Jones, gent., both of Brecon. Settlement previous to the marriage of the second and third parties of the m. and lands called Cwmcar and Blaencar, p. Llanthetty.

1. Charles Griffiths of Hay, co. Brec., estate agent;. 2. John Jewell of the same place, toy dealer. Grant of a dwelling house and shop, being No. 10, High Town, Hay, with covenant to produce deeds, 1870-6.

Covenant by William Morgan of p. Llywell, co. Brec., gent., that the properties specified in No. 279 shall be a security for a further sum of £120. Witnesses: W[alte]r Powell and David Lloyd, jun[io]r, his cl[er]k.

1. Gwenllian Powell of Brintwarch, p. Llywell, co. Brec., spinster;. 2. Llewellyn Powell of Broad Mead, Bristol, officer of excise, and Sarah his wife. Mortgage for £1,999 (by way of demise for 500 years) of the properties specified therein. Endorsed is:. 1815, Aug. 4:. 1. Lewellin Powell;. 2. Mr John Morgan. Receipt for principal and interest and an undertaking to assign the mortgage.