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Exemplification of a recovery suffered at the Great Sessions on 24 March 1818 between John Evans, gent., demandant, and Kedgwin James Davies, gent., tenant, of one m., one garden, and one acre of land in p. St Mary, Tenby. Vouchees:. 1 Dorothy Hassall, widow, and William Hassall, clerk. 2 John Lloyd.

File of letters (18) and receipt for deeds relating to the Holyland estate, to J. L. Adams, dec., and to his marriage settlement.

1 Sir William Domville, bart, and John Graham, esq., both of Eastbourne, Sussex. 2 John Harbour of Bristol, law stationer. 3 William Lewis Ross of Bristol, law stationer. Grant of a m. and shop in Pembroke Street, p. St Mary, Pembroke, co. Pemb., and a cottage at the back thereof, to uses, subject to a lease [for three lives.] (Plan in margin.).

1 David Smith, John Bryan, William Smith, John Walker Taylor, and Robert Garne (all as in No. 28 of 29 May 1862). 2 Nicholas John Dunn (as in No. 28). 3 HM Principal Secretary of State for the War Department. Grant of part of East Moor Warren and Cliff, p. Manorbreer [sic], co. Pemb. (Plan attached.). Copy.

1 Owen William George of the Cavalry Barracks, Windsor, Berkshire, esq., surgeon, and Joseph John Cridland of 7, Lincolns Inn Fields, Middlesex, gent. 2 John Owen Edwardes, late of Hook House, p. Ambleston, co. Pemb., but now of The Hotel de Londres, Calais, France, esq., and Anna Jane Edwardes his wife. 3 John Tucker Edwards of Haverfordwest, esq., only son of the second party. 4 Phillip Parsell Ellis of Haverfordwest, grocer. Grant of the m. called Neeston Hall and fields specified in an appended schedule, p. Herbranston, co. Pemb., with covenant to produce deeds. (Plan appended.).

1 Fergusson Barclay, architect, and Herbert Jodrell Barclay, solicitor, both of Manor Mead, Queens Road, Weston super Mare, Somerset. 2 Ronald Arthur Barclay of the same address, engineer. 3 Richard Charles Edward Barclay of Manorbier, co. Pemb., esq. Grant of the properties specified in No. 40 of 22 Dec. 1884.

1 Charles Sumner and Henry Edmund Gurney (both as in No. 34). 2 Nicholas John Dunn of the Manor House, Clifton, Bristol, esq. 3 Henry Fergusson Day Barclay of Tenby, co. Pemb., esq. Grant of the two m's and lands called East Moor, p. Manorbier, co. Pemb.. (Schedule and plan appended.).

1 The Hon. James Kenneth Howard, Commissioner of HM Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. 2 Nicholas John Dunn of Elm Grove, p. St Florence, co. Pemb., esq. Grant of the yearly fee farm rent of £7.4.4 chargeable upon East and West Moore.

1 George Mountford Barnes of Bristol and George Edward Colthurst of Taunton, Somerset, timber merchants. 2 Edward Beadon Colthurst of Bristol, oil and colour merchant and drysalter, and Lucy Sophia Colthurst his wife. 3 William Jenkins of The York Inn, Pembroke, co. Pemb., licensed victualler. Grant of three adjoining m's in the main street, one used as an hotel called 'the York', and another subject to lease for the remaining of three lives, and of the properties specified in No. 18 of 19 March 1858, subject to the two remaining of three lives, p. St Mary, Pembroke, with covenant to produce a deed. Copy.

Indenture Of Indemnity against annuity of £26.1.0 issuing out of land called The Priory of Pill and Thornton, p. Steynton, near Milford, co. Pemb. Abstract.

1 Henry William Lewis of Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock, co. Pemb., draper. 2 John Selby Jenkins of Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock, draper. Lease for 14 years (determinable after 7 years) of a house and shop, being 7, Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock.

1 Edward Rawdon Bingham Power of Heywood Lodge, near Tenby, co. Pemb., esq. 2 John Edmonds of Somerset Buildings, Park Road, Tenby, mason. Lease for 82 years of a plot known as 14, Park Road, in a field called Hill Park otherwise Ureck Field, p. St Mary (in liberty), Tenby, for building two houses. (Plan attached.).

1 John Thomas of Colby, p. Wiston, co. Pemb., land agent. 2 Thomas Cole of Lewis Street, Pembroke Dock, shipwright. Lease for the lives of Cornelius Philip Cole, aged 27, William Thomas Cole, aged 27, and Frederick Cole, aged 20, of a piece of land at Golden Hill, p. St Mary, Pembroke.

1 Lowless & Lowless, solicitors, Pembroke. 2 Herman Edwards, Towyn House, Pembroke. Letter: Forwarding letters of administration of D. H. Edwards, dec.

1 E. W. John, solicitor, Haverfordwest. 2 A. Say, manager, Brecon Old Bank, H[averford]west. Letter: Request for a deed.

1 The Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. 2 Major J. L. Adams, Holyland, Pembroke. Letter: The certificate of tithe redemption of properties in Pembroke St Michael has been confirmed.

1 D. Hussey, 3, Rectory Road, Cadoxton, Barry. 2 Mrs T. Evans. Letter: The directions given to correspondent by Mrs Phillips, recipient's departed sister.

1 D. Hussey, 3, Rectory Road, Cadoxton, Barry, Glam[organ]. 2 Mr W. Phillips, Mount Villa, Milford Haven. Letters: One half of the £100 [given by Mrs Phillips to Mr Hussey] has been retained by him and other half handed over to the North Road Chapel Building Fund; regret that recipient has changed his attitude.

Deeds, 1856-1946, relating to the Holyland estate of the Adams family in Pembrokeshire.

1 John Edmonds (as in No. 49). 2 The trustees of The Liberator Permanent Benefit Building Society. Mortgage for £100 of the property specified in No. 49.