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Estate and family records of Jones and Jones-Lloyd families of Lancych, parish of Boncath, Pembrokeshire, mostly in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire, 1738-1949.

Instructions to counsel to advise on the title of the Shire Hall and Tower Hall Estate, co. Carm. Copy of the Opinion (opinion dated 25 Feb. 1853) of Samuel John Wilde of 10 Serjeants Inn. Two items.

1. Thomas Harman Brenchley of Glaneirw, co. Card., esq. 2. Henry Brenchley, formerly of Wateringbury, Kent, but now of Charlton House, p. Staplehurst, Kent, esq. 3. The Rev. George Charles Hoste of Boyton Rectory, Suffolk, clerk, and Anne, his wife. 4. Ellen Brenchley of Glaneirw, spinster. 5. John Francis Jones of Lancych, co. Pemb., esq. Grant to uses of a m. and lands called the Starr, with the dwellinghouse and garden recently erected thereon and now called the Llancych Arms, and also the cottage, with garden recently erected, on the Starr aforesaid, and the moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmshinkin, otherwise Cwmcneifa, all in p. Clydey, co. Pemb. Certificate of comprehension relating to Anne Brenchley attached, 30 June 1870.

1. Edward Bourchier Hartopp of Little Dalby, Leicestershire, esq., and the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Edwardes of Brougham, Westmorland, clerk. 2. The Rt Hon. William, Lord Kensington. 3. The Hon. William Edwardes, eldest son of the Rt Hon. William, Lord Kensington, a captain in H. M. Goldstream Guards. 4. Walter David Jones of Llancych, co. Pemb., esq., Doctor of Medicine, and Ann, his wife. 5. Mark Anthony Saurin of Kilwendeage, co. Pemb., and Elliot Lloyd Price of the town of Cardigan, co. Card., esq's. Grant to uses of a m. and land called Starr and the moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmshinkin, otherwise Cwmcneifa, all in p. Clydey, co. Pemb.

1. Stephen Richards of Craigyfuwch, p. Cenarth, co. Carm., farmer. 2. John Francis Jones Lloyd of Lancych, co. Pemb., esq. Grant of two parcels of land lying between a field called Ddol-pwll-crach, part of Havod farm and the river Cych, in p. Cenarth, co. Carm.

1. William Henry Lewis of Clynfiew, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Henry Williams Howell of Glaspant, co. Carm., esq. 3. The Rev. Hugh Howell of Llanfirnach Rectory, co. Pemb., clerk. 4. Walter David Jones of Llancych, co. Pemb., esq. Grant of the moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmcneifa, both in p. Clydey, co. Pemb.

Final Concord in a fine between Morgan Jones and Thomas Lewis, esq's, plaintiffs, and Thomas Thomas, clerk, and Mariamne, his wife, and Howell Howell, esq., and Anne, his wife, of property in p's Clidey, Llanvihangel penbedw, and Kilgerran, co. Pemb.

1. John Colby of Fynnone, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Sarah Griffiths of Lancych, p. Clidey, widow of David Griffith, late of Lancych, esq., dec. 3. James Rees of p. Manerdivy, yeoman. 4. Richard Thomas of p. Clidey, yeoman. Exchange of lands, part of Cnwcyfran, Penalltfrena, and Dolellenarth, p. Clidey. Plan annexed refers also to Nant Lledfron, Hendre, and Nant yr Feel.

1. Herbert Arthur Jones-Lloyd of Llancych, p. Clydey, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Elizabeth Bennett Jones-Lloyd of No. 19 Victoria Street, Tenby, widow. 3. Anne James of Castle Green, Pentrecagal, near Newcastle Emlyn, co. Carm., widow, and Hannah Jones, the wife of John Jones of Castle Green, builder. Exchange of lands forming part of the Lancych estate and of a farm called Penbont-Cych, otherwise Cwm, both in p. Cenarth, co. Carm. Plan endorsed.

Estate and family records of Griffiths, Jones, and Jones-Lloyd of Lancych in the parish of Clydau, Pembrokeshire, mostly in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. Deposited by O. J. F. Jones-Lloyd, esq., DL, Lancych, Boncath, and G. H. B. Jones-Lloyd, esq., Putney, London, per Messrs Smith, Jessop and Gibson, Solicitors, Aberystwyth, in 1966. Schedule (1962), 23 pp. NLW annual report 1961-62, p. 49.

Estate and family records of Griffiths, Jones and Jones-Lloyd of Lancych in the parish of Clydau, Pembrokeshire, mostly in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. Deposited by O. J. F. Jones-Lloyd, esq., DL, Lancych, Boncath, per Major Francis Jones, Cvo, Td, DL, MA, FSA, Carmarthen, 1972, having previously been deposited at the Carmarthenshire Record Office. Schedule (compiled at Carmarthenshire Record Office, 1972), 13 pp. paginated 24-36. NLW annual report 1971-72 p. 78.

1. Thomas Thomas of Llancych, p. Clidey, co. Pemb., clerk, and Mariamne, his wife. 2. Anne Jones, Hannah Jones, and Letitia Jones, all of Pantirion, p. St Dogmells, spinsters. Demise for 500 years, being a mortgage for £200, of a m. and land called Tyr y Tymawr, p. Clidey.

1. Owen John Frederick Jones-Lloyd, c/o The Resident's Office, Calabar, Southern Nigeria, West Africa, Assistant District Officer in the Nigerian Administrative Service. 2. George Herbert Borthwick Jones-Lloyd of 67 Bush Street, Pembroke Dock, co. Pemb., solicitor's articled clerk. 3. The said Owen John Frederick Jones-Lloyd and George Herbert Borthwick Jones-Lloyd. Deed Of Family Arrangement relating to the estate of Herbert Arthur Jones-Lloyd, dec.

1. Thomas Lewis of Clynfiew, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Walter David Jones of Kilrhue, esq., Doctor of Medicine. Deed Of Exchange of cottages and lands called Llainwerngoi and Parkyquarre, both on the public road from Newcastle to Llanvirnach and in p. Clidey, co. Pemb. Plan endorsed.

1. William Edward Cahill, late of Barrackpore in the Presidency of Bengal in the East Indies, an Ensign in the East India Co's service. 2. Walter David Jones of Lancych, co. Pemb., MD. Deed of Covenant for the production of deeds relating to Shire Hall and Tower Hill farms in p's Kenarth and Clydey in cos Carm. and Pemb. Schedule of deeds, 1846.

1. Sydney Laurence of Clapham Park, Surrey, esq. 2. William Clode Braddon of King William St, London, esq., the said Sydney Laurence, and Richard Silvester Cahill of Richmond, Surrey, esq. 3. William Edward Cahill of Barrackpore in the Presidency of Bengal in the East Indies, an Ensign in the East India Co.'s service. Deed of Covenant for the production of deeds relating to Shire Hall and Tower Hill farms in p's Kenarth and Clydey in cos Carm. and Pemb. Schedule of deeds, 1823-53.

Declaraton by the Rev. Hugh Howell relating to the title of his brother, Henry Williams Howell, to a moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmcneifa, both in p. Clydey, co. Pemb.