Dangos 146 canlyniad

1. Owen Brigstocke of Blaenpant, co. Card. 2. John Symmons of Llanstinan, co. Pemb. Lease And Release of Penygraig, otherwise Tyrygwr, p. Mount, co. Card., in return for an annuity issuing out of Ddole in p. Llandygwith.

1. Peter Holford of Lincolns Inn Fields. 2. John Symmons of Slebech, co. Pemb. 3. Rev. Charles Symmons, rector of Narberth. Lease And Release (surrender of mortgage) of the manors of Llanwairnanty Gove and Carway and m's in p's Llanstinan, Llanwairnanty Gove, Llanstadwell, Rose Market, St David's, Ambleston, Manerdivy, St Dogmell's, Brydell, Llantood, Kilgerran, Llanychloydog, Lletterson, Little new castle, Puncheston, Castlebyth, Hayscastle, Manachlogdduy, Nevern, Newport, Moylgrove, Mathry, and the town of Fishguard, co. Pemb., St Mary's Cardigan, Llangoedmore, Llandugwith, and Mount, co. Card., and Llanboidy and Kilymaenllwyd, co. Carm.. Copy.

1. Metcalf Graham Steele of Stradmore Vale, co. Card. 2. James Nathaniel Taylor, late of Stradmore Vale. Demise for a thousand years (mortgage) of Stradmore Pwllacka and Ddole, now called alltogether Stradmore Vale. With bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Catherine Davies of Penpark, p. Troedyraur, widow. 2. Lewis Price of Cilgwyn. 3. Metcalf Graham Steele of Stradmore Vale. 4. John Beynon of Newcastle Emlyn. Surrender of term of 1,000 years in Stradmore Vale and assignment of another term of 1,000 years to attend the inheritance thereof.

Writ Of Concord, with indorsements (copy), in a fine levied between James Nathaniel Taylor and Thomas Henry Ernst of three m's, etc. in p. Llandugwidd.

Declaration by Lewis Evans of Cardigan, solicitor, that a house was built on the estate called Ddole and that the proprietor, Mr Steele, changed the name to Thornville and that the old name was restored by Sir Henry Strachey, bart.

1. Richard Evan of p. Llandygwyth, co. Card., corvisor. 2. David Thomas of p. Kennarth, co. Carm. Lease And Release of Coynant in p. Llandygwyth.

Declaration by John Evans of Bryn, parish of Cenarth, co. Carm., that he is churchwarden of the parish of Cenarth and that the extracts given from the registers of Marriages and burials relating to David Thomas and others are correct.

Declaration by John Owen of Cenarth, co. Carm., butcher, that Thomas Williams of Aberanad near Newcastle Emlyn is the eldest son of Thomas Williams, late of Cyllofach.

1. John Symmons of Llanstynan, co. Pemb. 2. Griffith John of Llwyndyrris, p. Llandygwyth, co. Card. Lease of Llwyndyrrys in p. Llandygwyth, a house and garden thereto belonging in the village and chapelry of Llechryd, p. Llangoedmore, and the house commonly called the Counting House in the village of Llechryd.

1. John Symmons of Lanstinan, co. Pemb. 2. Thomas Makeige of Landugwydd, co. Card. Lease of Little Scotland in p. Landugwydd for the lives of the lessor, John Harries of Priskilly, and Sarah, youngest daughter of the lessee. With copy, on paper, made in 1786.

1. William, Lord Bishop of St David's. 2. Thomas Griffith, late of Andover, now of p. Llandugwy, clerk. Lease of the manor of Llandugwy for the lives of Thomas Griffith of Andover, aged 20, William David Griffith, aged 17, and Mehetabel Griffith, aged 18, children of the lessee. Episcopal Seal: The Seal Of William Stuart, D.D., Bishop Of St Davids. 1794.

Schedule of estates in p. Llandugwy, co. Card., belonging to the Bishop of St Davids, for which a certificate of the amount of the Land Tax charged thereon is required.

1. William, Lord Bishop of St David's. 2. The Rt Hon. William, Lord Auckland and the Rt Hon. Sylvester Douglas, Commissioners under the Act for the redemption of the Land Tax. 3. Thomas Griffith of Llwyndwris, p. Llandugwy, clerk. 4. Thomas Sheppard of Amport, Southampton, clerk, D.D. Conveyance of the manor of Llandugwy (in discharge of costs of redemption of Land Tax).

Deed Poll whereby Walter David Jones of Haverfordwest, M.D., David Rowlands of Chatham Dock Yard, M.D., and Mary Rowlands, his wife, Mehetabel Griffith of Llwynduris, p. Llandyguy, spinster, George Woolgar Griffith of Llwynduris, and the Rev. Charles Griffith of Llwynduris release the manors etc. of John Griffith of all charges arising from the will of Thomas Griffith.

1. Capt. William Henry Webley Parry, R.N., of Noyadd Trefawr. 2. John Griffith of Llwynduris. Memorandum on the exchange of certain lands, called Bishops Parcel, within the farm of Ffynnon cripil and a portion of the farm of Ffynnon cripil adjoining Pencraig, alias Henbantfach.