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1. James Lewes of Gellydowill, esq., and John Morgan of Landovery, attorney at law, both of co. Carm. 2. Thomas Llwyd of Dole Llannerch, p. Clydey, co. Pemb., gent. (second son of Hugh Llwyd, late of ffoesheligg, p. Llandysill, co. Card., esq., dec., and of Bridgett, his late wife, dec.), Walter Jones of Llandysill aforesaid, gent., and Elinor Jones, his wife, Lettice Jones of Llandysill, spinster, their youngest daughter and executrix and residuary legatee of the will of Mary Llwyd, spinster (one of the sisters of the said Elinor Jones and one of the daughters of the said Hugh Llwyd and Bridgett, his wife), Henry Jones, late of Lampeter Velfrey, co. Pemb., and now of Narberth in co. Pemb., gent., and Ann Jones, his wife, Benjamin Davies of Clydey aforesaid, tanner, and Margarett Davies, his wife, Sarah Davies of Clydey, spinster, their only daughter, administratrix of the goods of Bridgett Llwyd, spinster, late sister of the said Margarett Davies and one other of the daughters of the said Hugh Llwyd and Bridgett, his wife, in trust during the minority of the said Sarah, the executrix and residuary legatee of the will of the said Bridgett Llwyd, spinster (the said Elinor Jones, Anne Jones, and Margarett Davies being the three surviving daughters of the said Hugh Llwyd by Bridgett, his wife), and Mary Williams, late of Meline, co. Pemb., and of Gellydowill aforesaid, spinster. 3. Morgan Lloyd of ffoesheligg aforesaid, gent., son and heir of Morgan Llwyd, late of ffoesheligg, gent., dec., who was son and heir of the said Hugh Llwyd and Bridgett, his wife. Declaration Of Trust relating to the sum of £1,500 secured to be paid upon m's and lands called Dole Llannerch, Tyr y Dygod Issa, Tyr y Dygodd Ycha, Tyr y Ty Mawr, and Tyr y Pant Gwyn, with the cottages thereunto belonging, a tucking mill, a water corn grist mill, and two cottages and lands on the demesne of Dole Llannerch, a burgage in the town of Killgerran and a burgage in the market t own of Narberth, and other cottages and lands, all in p's Clydey, Llanvihangell Penbedw, Cylgerran, and Narberth, co. Pemb. [Other names mentioned: Daryhaise, Dayry's piece, English Whittley, Baylott's Meadow, Whostone or Hoorstone croft, Roger's Park, Redstone, Landscar's hill, Tharcley, otherwise Thurley, Darke Parke, Tregavery, middle hill, furzey park.] With covenants by the second party to releae the said Morgan Llwyd from legacies owing to them, upon payment of their respective shares of the said sum of £1,500.

Declaration by Richard Silvester Cahill of Richmond, Surrey, esq., re the family and estate of the family of Arthur Jones and his wife, Mary Ann.

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

1. Herbert Arthur Jones Lloyd of Lancych, Boncath, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Frederick Propert Jones Lloyd of Barry, co. Glam., esq. Covenant to pay £1,000 within 6 calendar months of the death of Elizabeth Bennett Jones Lloyd, tenant in dower of the Lancych estate.

1. The Rt Hon. William, Lord Kensington, and the Hon. William Edwardes. 2. Mark Anthony Saurin and Elliott Lloyd Price. 3. Walter David Jones and Ann, his wife. Covenant for the production of title deeds to 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. Henry Williams Howell. 2. Walter David Jones. Covenant for the production of title deeds of the moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmcneifa, both in p. Clydey, co. Pemb.

Copy Requisitions (requisitions dated 1 Nov. 1852) on the title of the trustees of the settlement of Sydney Laurence, esq., and Mary Anne, his wife, née Jones, to the Aberdwylan Estate and other lands in p. Kenarth, co. Carm., and the Replies thereunto of Messrs Lawford, Drapers Hall.

Copy of the Will (will dated Dec. 29 1704) of Arthur Jones of Fountain Hall, Carmarthen, esq. Testator bequeathes as follows:. I bequeath my real estate in the parishes of Monington and Llantoor, co. Pemb., to Charles Prichard the younger, late of Brecon, now of London, surgeon, and Richard Howell of Carmarthen, gent., in trust for the following uses - to my sister, Mary Evans of Cardigan, £80 p. a.; to my niece, Jane, daughter of Mary Evans, £5 p. a. on her mother's death; remainder to the use of my niece, Mary Jones of Cardigan, spinster, and, on her death, to my nephew, Arthur Jones of Cardigan, esq. I bequeath my real estate in the parish of Kenarth to the said trustees to the uses: to my sister, Mary Evans, £10.10.0 p. a.; to Elizabeth, widow of Richard James, late of Rhydgaled, co. Pemb., £10.10.0 p. a.; to Anne, widow to John Davies of Lampeter pont Stephan, co. Card., £5.5.0 p. a.; remainder to the uses of my wife, Elizabeth Jones, for 10 years, then to the uses of Arthur Jones, my nephew, for life, and then to the uses of Arthur Jones, son of my nephew, James Jones, late of Butchery Row, London, cheese monger. I bequeath Gellywen in the parish of St Peter's, Carmarthen, purchased from David Parry, esq., and the tithes issuing out of Fountain Hall fields to my wife, Elizabeth, and, on her death, to Arthur Jones, son of my nephew, James Jones. I give all my real estate in the parish of St Peter's, Carmarthen, subject to the estate for life of my wife, to Arthur Jones, son of my nephew, James Jones. I give all my real estate in the parish of Llangunnor, subject to the estate for life of my wife, to my nephew, Griffith Jones, brother of James Jones, for life, on condition his family come to live at Myrtle Hill within 2 years of my wife's death; on his death, or if condition refused, the estate to go to Arthur, son of my nephew, James Jones. I bequeath my real estate in the parishes of Llanwinio and Treleacharbettws, subject to the estate for life of my wife, to Richard Howell on trust to the use of my niece, Catherine, wife of Charles Prichard, and her heirs. I give £10 to my friends, Richard Howell and Charles Prichard. I give £10 each for mourning to my brothers in law, John Lloyd of Kilgadan, esq., and Herbert Lloyd of Carmarthen, esq., to my niece, Mary Jones, and to Margaret, wife of David Williams of Henllis, esq. I give my lawbooks to my nephew, Arthur Jones, and my physical books to Charles Prichard. I bequeath to my wife, Elizabeth, all my mortgages and mortgaged lands and all my leases and leasehold lands and I appoint her my sole executrix and residuary legatee. Copy examined on 1 June 1853, with another copy made on 29 Dec. 1794.

Copy of the Will (will dated 31 July 1867) of Walter David Jones of Lancych, co. Pemb., esq., MD. Testator bequeathed as follows:, to my wife, Anne Jones, £7,800 (my share of the sale of Windfield Bank Farm) from my personal estate. I appoint John Francis Jones, esq., a clerk in the Treasurer's office of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Co. at Victoria Station, my sole executor and residuary legatee, to my wife, all my real estate for life and, on her death, in trust to the use of the said John Francis Jones, to Caroline Randles, sister of John Francis Jones, £500 from my real estate and £500 to Henry Jones of Penywern in p. Ystrad, co. Card. My wish that the said John Francis Jones shall take and use the name and arms of "Lloyd of Ffoeshelig and Dole-llanerch" after the name of "Jones"; this concession to be registered according to the Laws of Arms in the College of Arms, to John Francis Jones, the residue of my estates, both real and personal, after the death of my wife. Proved at Carmarthen, 12 Aug. 1869. Testator dec. 17 July 1869,.

Copy of the Opinion (opinion dated 25 Feb. 1853) of Daniel John Wilde of 10 Serjeants Inn on the title of the trustees of Sydney Laurence, esq., to estates in p. Kenarth, co. Carm., and the Replies thereunto of Messrs Lawford, Drapers Hall.

Copy Letter from Daniel Joanes of New Romney, Kent, curate of Snave, to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Presents himself to the Archbishop, as living of Ruckinge is vacant on death of Rev. Taylor. Gives a short history of his family, and an outline of his character and his present circumstances.

1. Arthur Jones of Fountain Hall in p. St Petere, Carmarthen, esq. 2. Stephen Richard of Voel in p. Kennarth, husbandman. Copy Lease of Shirhall-vawr in p. Kennarth for the lives of the said Stephen Richard, Sarah, his wife, and John Evan, grandson of Rees Davies of Cumb in p. Kennarth, aged 3 years, at a rent of £15.15.0 per annum. Copy examined with the original on 6 June 1853.

1. Walter David Jones of Llancych, p. Cledy, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Benjamin Richards of Shirehall, p. Cenarth, farmer. Copy Agreement for the letting of Tower Hill farm in p. Cenarth at the yearly rent of £18 for the remainder of the term of a certain lease granted to the late Stephen Richards, father of Benjamin Richards, on Shire hall farm, as specified in No. 14, dated 12 Aug. 1789.

1. Henry Gouger of Great Winchester St, London, esq., Thomas Robert Lewis of Tunbridge Place, New Road, Middlesex, esq., George Laurence of Clapham, Surrey, esq., and George Lawford of Tottenham, Middlesex, esq. 2. William Clode Braddon of King William St, London, esq., Sydney Laurence of Clapham Park, Surrey, esq., and Richard Silvester Cahill of Richmond, Surrey, esq. 3. The said Sydney Laurence and Mary Ann, his wife. 4. Harriet Catherine Jones of Richmond, Surrey, spinster. 5. Walter David Jones of Llancych, co. Pemb., esq., MD. Conveyance to Walter D. Jones for £2,320 of Shire Hall and Tower Hill in p's Kenarth and Clydey in cos Carm. and Pemb.

Certificate of the ordination to the holy order of Priests of Daniel Joanes, civilian, of St Edmund Hall, Oxford by John, Bishop of Oxford, in Oxford Cathedral.

Certificate of the ordination into the holy order of Deacons of Daniel Joanes of St Edmund Hall, Oxford by Richard, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, in the parish church of St George, Bloomsbury, London.

Certificate of the institution of Daniel Joanes, clerk, to the Rectory of the parish church of Ruckinge in Kent, vacant on the death of Edward Taylor, clerk, by John, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.

Award by Thomas Hassal of Kilrue, William Davies of Llwyngorras, and Richard Jones of Pantirion, esq's, all of co. Pemb., relating to the partition of the Llancych estate, viz. m's and lands called Llancych, Dolellanarth, Tyrdygoedissa, Tyrytuymawr, Dolewen, a water corn mill called Velindre Mill, with the house and land belonging, m's and land called Penrallt, Vrena, Pantgwyn, Tyhen, Llanrithin, and slangs called the Exchanged Lands, all in p. Clidey, and the slangs in the occupation of William Morgan in p. Kilgerran, all in co. Pemb. Duplicates.