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1. Letitia Jones of No. 6 Brownswood Park, Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, widow;. 2. The said Letitia Jones, tenant for life of the estates;. 3. William Jones, clerk, her only son;. 4. The Reverend James Thomas of Herbrandston Rectory, clerks and others, trustees of the will of Richard Matthias late of Castle Cenlas, esq., deceased. Deed Of Exchange of the estate called Castle Cenlas and Castle Rhedyn in the parish of Mathry for the estate called Vron-ron, Plaspwdel and Cwmllwyd in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, and Brwynant, Glyngim and Park Quarry or Park Quarrel in the parish of Manorowen, co. Pembroke. Draft.

1. Letitia Jones of No. 6 Brownswood Park Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, widow;. 2. The said Letitia Jones, tenant for life under the will of her father, Richard Matthias late of Castle Cenlas, co. Pembroke, esq., deceased;. 3. The Reverend William Jones of..., clerk, her only son, and tenant for life in remainder expectant on her decease;. 4. The Reverend James Thomas of Herbrandston Rectory co. Pemb., clerk, Edward Picton Phillips of the town and county of Haverfordwest, surgeon, and the Reverend Thomas Seth Jones Harries clerk, incumbent of Nedging co. Suffolk, the present trustees of the will of the said Richard Matthias. Deed Of Exchange of the properties specified in No. 96, dated 2 Sept. 1876; and Covenant for the production of title deeds.

1. Letitia Jones of Broad Haven in the parish of Walton West, widow, the only child and heir at law of Richard Matthias late of Castle Cemlas, esq., deceased, and his administratrix;. 2. The Reverend James Thomas of Haverfordwest, clerk, the Reverend James Propert Williams of Whitchurch in Dewsland, clerk, and the Reverend Henry James Vincent of St. Dogmaels, trustees of the will of the said Richard Matthias. Deed of indemnity and declaration of trust.

1. Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, bart., and William Owen, esq., his eldest son and heir by Dame Emma his wife, deceased;. 2. John. Owen, esq., his second son, and Arthur Owen, esq., his third son;. 3. Sir William Williams of Llanvorda, co. Salop, bart., and Hugh Williams of Greys Inn, co. Middlesex esq. Deed to declare the uses of a recovery of messuages and lands called Bangeston and North Hook, parish of St. Maries in Pembroke, in the parishes of Cosheston and Carew, Castle Canlass (including manor), Penywern, Mabers Bach, parish of Mathry, messuages or lands called Goblets Quillets, Tyddyn Goblott, Lleynionydog, Bodowyr, and Llosgr Odyn, parish of Llanyden, co. Anglesey, Windsor, parish of Lamphey, West and East Tenement, parish of Hodgeston, co. Pembroke, Cae Pool y Glo, Bryn Shenkin, Tyddyn y Berllan Grin and Carreg yr Fran, parish of Llanyden, co. Anglesey. Copy (1792).

1. Richard Mathias of Castle cenlas, esq.;. 2. Letitia Jones of Mathry, widow;. 3. William Harries of Llwynygorras, esq. Disentailing Deed of messuages and lands called Castle Canlass and Castle Rhedyn otherwise Mabus Fach, parish of Mathry and Penywenallt, parish of Kilgerran, Llanrythan Mill, parish of Llanrythan, and the field called Parky Pryse in the parish of Llanrythan, co. Pembroke.

Documents in the matter of the title of William George of Mynyddmelin in the parish of Llanychllwydog, co. Pembroke, to certain lands formerly part of the farm called Clyngath in the said parish.

Draft Deeds of surrender from James Millard to Richard Matthias of copyholds messuages and lands called Hill, a dwelling house in Jameston and lands called Bear, all in the manor of Beer otherwise Manorbier, co. Pembroke, with declarations on the title of James Millard of Windhill in the parish of Manorbier and George Llewelling Millard of Haverfordwest, surgeon, to the said property, opinion on the title and copy of the will (21 May 1804) of Nathaniel Llewhelling of Hill aforesaid.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Gilbert James, demandant, and John Harries, gent., tenant, of the estates specified in No. 12 dated 10-11 March 1748. Copy.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between John Lewes, gent., demandant, and David John, tenant, of two messuages, one burgage, lands, etc., in the parish and town of Kilgerran, co. Pembroke. Vouchee: John Parry, gent.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Lewelin Parry, esq., demandant, and David Rees, tenant, of the estate specified in No. 112 dated 1-2 May 1783. Vouchees: Evan Parry and Mary his wife.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Richard Knethell, gent., demandant and John Rees Stokes, gent., tenant, of one manor, ten messuages, lands, etc., in the parishes of Mathrey, Cosheston, Carew, Stainton, St. Mary and St. Michael in Pembroke, and the moiety of ten messuages, etc., in the parish of Saint Mary in Pembroke, co. Pembroke. Vouchee: Arthur Owen, esq.

1. Owen David of the parish of Llandeloy, yeoman;. 2. Edward Mathias. Grant of a house and garden called the Cart-house in the parish of St. Davids, co. Pembroke. Torn.

1. James James of Walterston in the parish of St. Edrins, gent.;. 2. William Jones of Neeson in the parish of Harbeston, gent., and Thomas James of Trehowell in the parish of St. Edrins, yeoman. Grant of a lease of the messuage and lands called Priskilly bach in the parish of Mathry, the tithes of grain, corn, hay, etc., in the parish of St. Laurence, and his goods and chattels, in trust for Thomas James and William James, his natural sons by Elizabeth William, spinster, and Elizabeth Skeel, spinster, respectively.

1. Joseph Thomas of Penygegin West, parish of Llangchllwydog, co. Pembroke, farmer;. 2. John Thomas of Glyngath in the same parish, farmer. Grant of lands called Parkyrhendy and Parkcerrig in the said parish in exchange for lands called Waunfach, and Torrad dan Parkgwyn (part of Roft ruchenucha), Parkclynmeinog and a close being the southern part of Parkbrwynant and woodland adjoining Kilrhedyn Bridge in the same parish (parts of Clyngath).