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Will dated 12 March, 1818. Testatrix died 8 May, 1825. Copies.

Extract from the Church Book of the United Brethren in Maudlin lane, Bristol, recording the death (19 July, 1805) and burial (26 July, 1805) of Dutton Grimes.

1 James Williams of Caerwent, co. Monmouth, gent. 2 Warren Powell of the parish of [blank], co. Monmouth, farmer. Mortgage for £400, by way of demise for 700 years, of the properties specified in nos. 63-63.

1 Warren Powell of the parish of Langattock Iuxta Usk, co. Monmouth, farmer. 2 Francis McDonnel of Usk, gent. 3 James Williams of Caerwent, victualler. 4 James Dowle of Chepstow, gent. 5 John Lewis Baldwyn of Usk, gent. 6 The said Francis McDonnell. Lease And Release of a messuage called King William the Fourth and a parcel of land called Cae Pedlar, parish of Caerwent, specified in no. 65.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Goldcliff, recoding the admission of Thomas Bridgen [as in no. 33] of the properties specified in no. 33 to the use of Edwin Carter of Beaufort Squafre in the said town of Chepstow, esq.

Notice by Edward Thomas Bridgen Carter and John Carter to John Carter the younger, trustee and executor of the will of the late Edwin Carter, deceased, of the mortgage contained in no. 77.

1 Edward Thomas Bridgen Carter of the parish of Llanvihangel, co. Monmouth, gent. 2 John Carter of the parish of Clifton, in the city and county of Bristol, esq. Further Charge for £200 of the properties specified in no. 77. Endorsed are further charges, 23 April, 1852 and 4 May 1854, for £200 and £170 respectively.

1 John Carter. 2 William Rees. Bond for the payment of £200.

Notice of deposit by John Carter with William Rees of the further charge contained in no. 81 as security for the payment of £200.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Liswerry and Libeneth, co. Monmouth, recording the surrender, subject to redemption on payment of £2000, by John Carter, wine merchant, George Carter, gent., Charles Carter, wine merchant, and Alfred Thomas Bridger [sic] Carter, grocer, all of the parish of Clifton in the city of Bristol, by james George Hobbs of Broad Street in the city of Bristol, gent., their attorney, of four eighth parts of the properties specified in no. 36, to the use of James Prosser of Portishead, co. Somerset, gent.

The recipient's application for the consent of the Dean and Chapter to dispose of a lease. [Original attached to no. 94].

1 John Carter the younger of Clifton in the city and county of Bristol, brewer. 2 William Tiley of West Park in the same city, gent. Assignment of a lease (mortgage for £250) of the annual tithe rent charge of £55 9s. issuing from lands in the chapelry of Saint Lawrence beside the town of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, together with eight acres of land and wood beside the said chapel.

Notice of deposit by John Carter with William Rees of the second endorsement contained in no. 81, as security for the payment of £170.

1 John Carter late of the parish of Clifton in the city and co. of Bristol, but now of Clevedon, co. Somerset, esq. 2 James Silvanus Fortunatus Brewer Bromage, James Prosser Snead, and John Best Snead, all of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, bankers and copartners. Assignemt, to secure £2730, of the properties specified in no. 121.

1 William Tiley of West Park in the city of Bristol, gent. 2 James Edgar Chapman of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, timber merchant. Assignment, to secure £236 2s 10d, of the mortgage contained in no. 98.

1 Henry Whalley Woodforde of no. 14 Red Lion Square, co. London, gent., and Henry Charles Fry of Bellevue Road, Clevedon, co. Somerset, gent. 2 The Great Western Railway Company. Conveyance (pursuant to an order in the action of Carter v. Carter, and under the East Usk Railway Act, 1890, and the Great Wetern Railway Act, 1892), of pieces of land being part of Peak Lane Farm otherwise Picked Lane Farm in the parish of Nash in the Crown manor of Liswerry and Libeneth, co. Monmouth. Duplicate.

1 Henry Whalley Woodforde and Henry Charles Fry [as in nos. 146-154]. 2 George Carwardine Francis of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, solicitor. Conveyance of two pieces of pasture land near Burnt Barn, parish of Chepstow aforesaid. [Endorsed: Lot 14]. Copy.

1 Henry Whalley Woodforde and H[enr]y Cha[rle]s Fry [as in nos. 146-156]. 2 John Hollins of Lower Church Street, Chepstow, co. Monmouth, coal merchant. Coneyance of a yard and premises adjoining Church Road (formerly Horse Lane), Chepstow aforesaid. [Endorsed: Lot 16]. Copy.

Final Concord in a fine between John Arney and Howell Rynoldes, plantiffs, and William thomas ap Gwillym, gent., deforciant, of one messuage, etc., and 260 acres of land in Carwent, Lanmelyn, and Lanveyre [co. Monmouth]. Latin.