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Personal and estate records of the associated families of Evans, Hayward, and Phillips of Maenol, near Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, and especially of Thomas Hayward, a Llanidloes solicitor, including title deeds and abstracts of title, [mid-18]-[early 20 cent.], relating to properties in Montgomeryshire, and St Davids, Pembrokeshire (being the original estate of the Phillips family), and Radnorshire, including deeds relating to railway development in Llanidloes and Llangurig, Montgomeryshire, 1865-1916; original, copy and draft probate records, 1732-1928, of members of the families of Evans of Llanidloes, Phillips of Llanidloes and St Dogmaels, and Lucas of Llangurig; accounts, correspondence and other documents of Thomas Edmund Marsh of Llanidloes, solicitor, 1831-1837, in connection with his investigations of the title to properties in Llangurig and Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire, purchased by Thomas Evans of Maenol; and legal and business letters to Thomas Hayward of Llanidloes, mainly 1877-1879.

Eighteen deeds, 1760-1793, of Richard Matthews of Llanidloes, linen draper, a bankrupt, relating the New Inn, properties in Long Bridge Street and in adjoining to Short Bridge Street, Llanidloes, and parcels called Y weirglodd, Cae Bricks and Llwyn Coch, p. Llanidloes. Parcel marked: 'New Inn and Corner House Property'.

Two deeds, 1833, relating to parcels called the Rosses, heretofore part of a pasture called the Pound Rhoss, formerly part of Lower Glandulas Farm, p. Llanidloes, formerly part of the estate of William Tilsley and Wythen Jones of Newtown, bankers, dealers, and chapmen, bankrupts.

Five deeds, 1842-1873, of Thomas Hayward relating to the moiety of m's, etc., in the upper part of Great Oak Street, and to m's in China Street, a parcel of land near the extreme top of Great Oak Street, parcels of land near the town of Llanidloes sold to the Cambrian Railways Company, and parcels of land near the Railway Station purchased from the Cambrian Railways Company, all in p. Llanidloes.

Two deeds, 1744, relating to Coed Mawr in t. Trevlin and the Cae Gwynn in t. Kilmachar, p. Llanidloes, Gwainthelan in t. Weeg and Ystreadvailog and Gwerny Tinker in t. Ywchlawrcoed, p. Llanwoonog, a m. in t. and p. Aberhavesp, and Glavnant, p. Trefeglwys; and thirteen deeds, 1808-37, of David Evans of Tycoch, p. Trefeglwys, late of Maesmawr, p. Llandinam, relating to Penycoed, parcels of land in t. Bodaioch, and Bodaiath and Gaire otherwise Gaire, now called Tycoch otherwise Red House, p. Trefeglwys.

1836.

Group of deeds and documents relating to the purchase by Thomas Evans of Llanidloes, esq., of David Lloyd of Newtown, Maltster, in 1831, of Cefnhafode and Brynmawr, p. Llangurig, and to the investigation of title of the properties by Thomas Edmund Marsh, solicitor, Llanidloes, on behalf of the purchaser. They comprise conditions of sale of the Cefnhafode estate, 1 Jan. 1831; memorandum of agreement for purchase, 25 Jan. 1831; instructions by T. E. Marsh to prepare the conveyance, 15 March 1831; condition (copy) of a bond, 26 July 1831, from Thomas Evans to David Lloyd for securing to the latter's mother Mary Lloyd of Caersws, widow, a sum of £20 a year as a consideration for releasing Cefnhafode from her annuity and for payment of part of the purchase money; draft statement of conveyancing account from T. E. Marsh to Thomas Evans, 1831; statements of the amount of purchase money and interest due from Thomas Evans to David Lloyd, 1831; abstracts of title of David Lloyd to the properties, 1721-1822, abstracts of deeds relating to the same, 1801-31, and a schedule of title-deeds to be received from Mr [B.] Woosnam [Llanidloes]; observations and requisitions on the title by T. E. Marsh, together with the replies thereto of Messrs Woosnam and Son, 19-24 Feb. 1831, and Undated; copy letters from T. E. Marsh to Mr Woosnam, 13 May 1831 and Undated, a fragment of a letter (undated) from D[avid] Lloyd to Thos Evans, Cefnhavode, and a copy of a letter, 21 May 1831, from B. Woosnam, Llanidloes, to Philip Humberston, esq., solicitor, Chester; a copy of the affidavit of Mrs Sarah Youde contained in parcel No. 11 above; probate of the will of Edward Maurice of Glantynleth otherwise Penybont, co. Denb., esq., 27 Sept. 1732 (will dated 16 June 1732, (office copy; see parcel No. 23 above), and of Thomas Presland of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, gent., 18 Dec. 1788 (will dated 12 Aug. 1778) (office extract; see parcel No. 23 above); and extracts relating to the family of Lloyd from the parish registers of Llangurig, 1809-23, and Llandinam, 1824.

Deeds and documents relating to the purchase by Thomas Evans of Cefnhafode, p. Llangurig, of Edward Matthews of Bwlch-hafodygof, p. Llangurig, in 1833, of Bwlchhafodygof aforesaid, and to the investigation of title of the property by Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward, solicitors, Llanidloes, on behalf of the purchaser. They comprise an agreement to purchase, 9 Oct. 1832; instructions from Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward to prepare a conveyance, 21 March 1833; accounts of Payment of Mortgage money on Bwlchhafodygof by Thomas Evans to David Evans, 24 April 1833; abstract of title of Edward Matthews, 1692-1831; a schedule of title-deeds, 1629-1805; bonds for the payment of monies by Thomas Lucas of Bwlch hafod y goff, 1757, and Thomas Matthews of Bwlch hafod y goff, 1793; will of Ezekiel Matthew of the town and borough of Llanidloes, 29 March 1770; IOU's of Thomas Matthews, 1778-93, with receipts for payment, and statements of account due from Thomas Matthews to David Davies, 1793, for preparing a mortgage deed. Deeds and documents relating to the purchase by Thomas Evans of Maenol, esq., of Edward Lucas of 1 Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, London, in 1834, of Wern Tyddyn and Cwmbelan Factory, p. Llangurig, and to investigation of title of the properties by Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward, solicitors, Llanidloes, on behalf of the purchaser. They comprise conditions of sale, 8 Nov. 1834; draft articles of purchase, 1834, with the opinion thereon of B. Woosnam, 14 Nov. 1834; abstracts of title, 1794-1835, with the opinion thereon of E. Humphreys, Lincolns Inn, 2 Feb. 1835; observations of Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward on the title, 7 Feb. 1835, together with the replies thereto of B. Woosnam, Llanidloes, 5 March 1835; a letter from Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward to E. Humphreys, 26 Jan. 1835; and an entry from the parish register of Trefeglwys of the marriage of Edward Lucas, 18 Sept. 1803. Deeds and documents relating to the purchase by Thomas Evans of Maenol, esq., of Stephen Kinsey of Berthddu, p. Llandinam, farmer, in 1837, of Tycoch and Pencoed, p. Trefeglwys, and to the investigation of title of the properties by Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward, solicitors, Llanidloes, on behalf of the purchaser. They comprise a contract for purchase, 3 Sept. 1836; instructions from Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward to prepare a conveyance, 30 Nov. 1836; a draft conveyance, 16 Jan., 1837; abstract of title, 1744-1828; accounts of payment of Mortgage due on Tycoch, 1836-7; and letters from Thomas, Hayward to T. E. Marsh, Llanidloes, 23-9 Jan. 1837, and from Rt Piercy from Chirk to Messrs Marsh, junior, and Hayward, 9 Jan. 1837, the latter enclosing a statement of account due from Mr Kinsey, etc., in connection with the sale of pines on Waen waste and allotment, 1828. Abstract of title, 1711-1832, of Esgairgoch, Tythin blaenyglynud, and Cwm y Nef, township of Glynhafnant, p. Trefeglwys, being the property of Thos Evans Lewis. Abstract of Title, 1744-1807, of the Rev. Henry Atkins to Tycoch, Penuglaney, Glinant, and Coedmawr, together with a copy of the opinion thereon of J. Humphreys of Lincolns Inn, 16 Jan. 1808. Abstract of Title, 1746-1830, of David Marpole to m's and a Malthouse in, and lands near, the town of Llanidloes. A copy of notice, 25 Sept. 1875, from Tho. Hayward to tenants of the Maenol estate that in view of the Agricultural Holdings Act., 1875, they might be expected to quit their holdings, and agreements, 1876, to retake, Derwllwydion, Eskirieth, Llechwydd, and a field called Caefynon.

Letters, 1877, to Thomas Hayward of Llanidloes, generally of a business and legal nature, together with some letters addressed to Mrs Hayward and to the Rev. Canon Evan Owen Phillips at St Davids, and copies and drafts of letters by Thomas Hayward. The correspondents include Evan Powell, Llanidloes (partition of Dinas Bank; possibility of nursery at Penybank), J. Price, Llanveigan Rectory, Brecknock, Charles F. Jervis, London (purchase of property in the Lane; probate of the will of his grandmother), J. S. Hunt, The Dinas Mawddwy Co., Dinas Mawddwy (delivery of 2,000 pipes at Llanidloes), W. Powell Price, County Court Registrar, Brecknock, J. H. Whatley, Garth, Ruabon (restoration of Llanidloes Church, with enclosure from J. Lewis Kennedy, Brynkinallt Chirk), Anne W. Whatley, Plas Madoc, E. Owen Phillips, the Vicarage, Aberystwyth, and at St Davids, H. Vaughan Thomas, Rhayader, Jno. Alex. Shepard, solicitor, Tredegar, Edwd W. Crosse, London (will of Wm Swancott; legacy by writer's father to the recipient), Thos Jones, Llanidloes (lease of Cefnfodau), J. C. Edwards, Trefynant Fire Clay Works, etc., Ruabon (delivery of pipes), W. N. Swettenham, Newtown, and Messrs Powell and Swettenham, London and Newtown, Messrs Talbot, Woosnam, and Hitchinson, Newtown, and Messrs Lovegrove and Bryan, Gloucester. The few letters addressed to Mrs Hayward and the Rev. E. O. Phillips are dated 1879 and relate to the death of Thomas Hayward and the probate of his will. Also included in the group is a letter, 12 Dec. 1871, from Evan Powell, estate agent, architect and civil engineer, Newtown, to T[homas] Hayward, Maenol, relating to a proposed exchange of land between General Woosnam and Mrs Phillips, and to the recipient's offer for Mr Elwell's field.

Wills of Hugh Evans of the town and Borough of Llanidloes, skinner and tawer, 20 Dec. 1786; Thomas Evans, late superintending surgeon in the Madras Establishment (original and copy), Elizabeth Pritchard of the town of Aberystwyth, co. Card., spinster, 18 March 1848, with codicil dated 31 Jan. 1854 (copy), William George Jervis of East Moulsey, Surrey, clerk, 2 Oct. 1863 (copy), and Margaret Eleanor Phillips of 45 The Terrace, Aberystwyth, co. Card., widow [of the Rev. E.O. Phillips], 6 Feb. 1915, 3 June 1922, 7 April 1925, and 15 Nov. 1928 (typescript copies); letters of administration of Peter Meyler, limited to a term created in Trecoonissa, p. St Dogmells, co. Pemb., 6 May 1841, and special administration, with the will annexed, of Mrs Marianne Hunt of Dollys, Llanidloes, 28 Oct. 1873 (will dated 26 March 1855): and probates of the wills of the Rev. Charles Phillips of Trecwm, p. St Dogmaels, co. Pemb., and of the Vicarage, Oakley Square, Middlesex, clerk, 24 July 1888 (will dated 17 March 1880) (with legacy receipts, 1887-9, and a schedule dilapidations to buildings of the benefice of St Matthew, Oakley Square, Middlesex, for which his executors were liable, 1888), and of the Rev. Owen Phillips of the city of St Davids, clerk, formerly of Letterston, co. Pemb., Chancellor of St Davids Cathedral, 1 May 1897 (will dated 4 April 1893).

Valuation of Red House Farm, p. Trefeglwys, belonging to the representatives of the late Mr David Evans, gent., May 1825; valuations of timber at Cefnyfode, 17 Jan. 1831, at Red House, April 1836; and at Eskeirieth, p. Trefeglwys, 24 Dec. 1840; survey of Coed Mawr, p. Llanidloes, made by Wm Parry, 15 May 1837; reference (undated) to Red House Farm; rental and valuation of Mr [David] Marpole's houses, malthouses, etc.; and ? valuation (undated) of Thomas Evans's seat in Llangurig Church.

Miscellaneous business and legal memoranda and draft notes in the hand of Thomas Hayward of Llanidloes. Among them is a draft of his will, ?186[ ].

Deeds and documents of the family of Lucas of Wern Tyddyn, p. Llangurig and of Upper Cleavland Street, Fitzroy Square, London, including nine deeds, 1794-1835, relating to Wern Tyddin and Cwmbellan Factory, p. Llangurig; probate of the will of Edward Lucas of p. Llangurig, farmer, 18 June 1802 (will dated 21 Nov. 1794); and an affidavit, 30 March 1835, by Edward Lucas of Upper Cleavland Street, Fitzroy Square, London, gent., of his marriage (18 Sept. 1803) to Sarah, his present wife.

Deeds and documents of the family of Lloyd of t. Glynbrochan, p. Llangurig, and of Newtown, including twelve deeds, 1801-1831, relating to Cefn Havode, Rhiw bron y gelly, and Brynmawr in t. Cefnhavode, p. Llangurig; final concord in a fine of properties in Llangurig, Llanidloes and Llandinam, 1801; an affidavit, 29 March 1831, by Sarah Youde of Plasmadoc, co. Denb., widow, of her marriage (March 1766) to John Edwards the younger of Glynn, co. Denb., esq., and of the death of the said John Edwards without issue, leaving Mary Edwards, afterwards the wife of Arthur Bush Baker, esq., his only sister and heiress-at-law surviving.

Twenty-four Miscellaneous deeds and two maps relating to parcels called Cae Nesaf and Cae Pellaf near the town of Llanidloes, a m. being the site of a tanyard and land on the Upper Green in Llanidloes, 1830, lands in t. Kilmachallt, p. Llanidloes, 1874, The Corner House at the corner of Short Bridge Street and China Street and near the Old Market Hall in the centre of the town of Llanidloes (leased to the London and Provincial Bank, Ltd.), 1875, and land near the town of Llanidloes (for the construction of the Llanidloes and Penpontbren section of the Cambrian Railway) (draft), 1870; The Rallt on Brynpostig Hill near Pentre (with map), 1836, and parcels being part of farms called Werntyddin, Bwlchhafodygof, and Cefnhafode (sold to the Manchester and Milford Railway) (draft), 1871, all in p. Llangurig; Pantygamell near Staylittle (with map), 1832, land sold to the Van Railway Co. Ltd, 1871, parts of Pant Farm and Tycoch Farm, 1874, and parcels called Waeneinion and Close Crigog, 1890, all in p. Trefeglwys; Wain y Gelly Velen otherwise Tyddin y Baily in t. Dethienith, p. Llandinam, 1778; and Little Bryn and Bryn Fields, p. Llanwnog, 1828.

One deed, 1844, relating to Pantybrain, p. Llanbister, co. Rad.; and the will of Elizabeth Morgan of the borough of Rhayader, co. Rad., widow, 28 July 1855.

Nineteen deeds, 1783-1850, of the families of Owen and Phillips of Manian Fawr, Thomas and Phillips of Trecwn, and Thomas Davies and Evan Davies of Cardigan, relating to Trecwn (Trecoon, Trecoonissa) and other unspecified m's in p. St Dogmells, co. Pemb.; and two schedules, 1898-1900, of title-deeds (1783-1899) of the same and of other properties in the possession of Mrs Margaret Eleanor Phillips (widow of the Rev. Evan Owen Phillips), then resident at No. 45 The Terrace, Aberystwyth.

Abstracts of title of Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, esq., to the Berth Lloyd Estate (1849-54); Thomas Evans Kinsey, 1857, to New House Farm, p. Llysdinam (1806-57); Colonel James Brown Woosnam, 1863, to fields called Maenol Fields otherwise Brickfield, p. Llanidloes (1827-60); and Richard Woosnam, esq., 1863, to Glandwr house and lands in p. Llanidloes (1819-61).

Abstract of Title (1793-1849) of the Rt Hon. Edward Pryce Lord Mostyn and the Hon. Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn to the Berth Lloyd estate, 1849, and Abstract of Title (1849-56) of the Hon. Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn to the registered judgement obtained by Charles Clements Brooke, 1857; and an abstract of deed of transfer, 26 March, 1849, of a mortgage of £10,000 on estates in co. Mont., the property of Rt Hon. Lord Mostyn.

Papers, 1873-9, in the suit of Thomas Hayward of Llanidloes, gent., Eliakim Evans of Schache, near Newbridge-on-Wye, co. Rad., and Dorothy, his wife, John Morgans of Pentre, p. Llangurig, farmer, and Harriet, his wife, Rees Jones of Abersychan Iron Works, co. Mon., labourer, and Jane, his wife, Joseph Prosser of the same, and Ann, his wife, and others, plaintiffs, and Alice Elizabeth Topham, defendant, touching the sale by the defendant of real property [in Liverpool] comprised in the will of Thomas Lewis, Liverpool. The Documents include letters to Thomas Hayward from Messrs Prior, Bigg, Church and Adams, London, Robt S. Topham, Liverpool, Rees Jones, Abersychan Iron Works, W. Evans, Vicarage, Rhymney, John Bowen, Hebburn Colliery, co. Durham, Richd Chapman, Rhymney, D. Evans, Schache, Robert Worthing, tailor and draper, Abersychan, Edward Worthing, Rhayader, and Messrs Woosnam and Talbot, Newtown; draft and copy replies, and memoranda, by Thomas Hayward; affidavits of Eliakim Evans, Dorothy Evans, Richard Chapman, etc.; and printed particulars and conditions of sale of fourteen freehold houses, being the properties in dispute, in Underhill Street, Standish Street, and Lewis Court, Standish Street, Liverpool, 30 July 1878.