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1. William Thomas of Pennant, parish of Berriew, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Charles Humphreys of the same, gent., his only son and heir apparent;. 3. Arthur Davies of Ty yn y Coed, parish of Berriew, and Richard Buxton of Keven y Llan, parish of Llandussil, gentlemen. Release to uses of the capital messuage or tenement called Pennant and the pieces or parcels of land thereunto belonging called Dryllie Gwythion, yr Henfron now in three parts divided, Llechglawdd ucha, Llechglawdd issa, Llechglawdd Eithin, Cae yr Mynydd, Cae Cadwen ucha, Cae Cadwen issa, y Gwyrglodd vach, Cwm Mably, Cae Bedw with the lands formerly belonging to Ty yn y Cwm, Cae yr velin, Cae Ty hwnt yr Cwm, the meadow before the dore, keven y clawdd ucha, keven y clawdd issa, Gwirglodd y Pennant, Gwirglodd y Pren Rhwnin, Gwirglodd Maes Pennard y Bryn now called the meadow by Jane Powell's house, the messuage, tenement and lands called yr Hendy, the messuage, tenement and lands called Plaseron, the meese place called kaye Hamon, the piece of land lying in the Gro issa in or near Sarn y Pennant, one acre of ground lying in Maes y Wirglodd, and a parcel of land lying in Wirglodd yr Helig Ganol containing one acre, situate in the township of Trustewellin, parish of Berriew. Attached is a schedule of the debts of William Thomas. Consideration: £531 9s. 6d. constituting the debts of William Thomas, and a yearly pension of £14 14s. to William Thomas during his lifetime.

1. Charles Humphreys of Pennant, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Susanna Grismond of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, spinster;. 3. John Pryce of Cofronnydd, co. Montgomery, and Richard Owen of Garth, esquires. Release (pre-nuptial settlement of Charles Humphreys and Susanna Grismond), of the capital messuage or tenement called Pennant, several pieces of land thereunto belonging [vide No 11], the messuage, tenement and lands called y Tu du, the messuage, tenement and lands called Plase On, the meese place called Kaye Hamon, a piece of land lying in the Gre Issa in or near Sarn y Pennant, one acre of ground lying in Maes y Wirglodd, and a parcel of land lying in Wirglodd yr Helig Ganol, containing one acre, situate in the township of Trustewelin, parish of Berriew. Consideration: £600.

1. Ffrancis Baxter late of Uffington, co. Salop., gent., and Susanna, his wife;. 2. Edward Donne junior of Place y Court, and Samuell Edwards of Smethcot, gentlemen;. 3. Abigail Nichols of Trewerne, co. Montgomery, widow (mother of the said Susanna). Release (post-nuptial settlement of Ffrancis Baxter and Susanna, his wife) to make (2) tenants to the precipe and to lead the uses of a recovery on a messuage and tenement in Ucheldre-Bettus, parish of Bettus, in the possession of John Hodson, and a tenement or cottage in the same township and parish, also in the possession of John Hodson. Consideration: £250. Endorsed with livery of seisin, also a note that a recovery was passed upon this deed in the Open Assize at Montgomery, 6 October 1691.

Probate and related papers including copies of the wills of Arthur Humphreys of Kerry, co. Mont., 1 Dec. 1712 (no. 65); Judith Gardiner of p. St. George, Bloomsbury, co. Middlesex, 3 July 1746 (no. 70); Anne Humphreys of Hereford, 17 Oct. 1748 (nos. 72-3); John Humphreys of the island of St. Christopher (St. Kitts), 31 Oct. 1765 (no. 77); letters of administration of the goods of Llewelin Edward Humphreys of Montgomery, 7 Feb. 1755 (no. 74), and Charles Gardiner Humphreys of Montgomery, 19 Feb. 1806 (no. 87); inventory of the goods of Arthur Humphreys of Bishopston, co. Hereford, 31 Oct. 1732 (no. 66).

Plan of Lower Llygodig or Goron Ddu and Upper Llygodig, part of the estate of Mr Charles Humphreys situate in the parish of Llandyssil, co. Montgomery, taken in the year 1763, by M.I.

Papers, including family correspondence, concerning Charles Jones Humphreys and his wife Harriet. Writ of possession, dated 12 Feb. 1728/9, involving premises in p. Llangadfan, co. Mont.

Papers concerning Captain Frederick Jones of Brecon, including two copies of his will, 2 March 1832 (nos. 21 & 25); commissions and appointments, 1777-86, issued by the President and Council of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on the Coast of India, Persia and Arabia and of his Majesty's Castle and Island, Bombay; writ, 1807, to receive the oaths of Captain Frederick Jones, who served as J.P. for co. Radnor, and a letter of recommendation, 1787, on his departure from Bombay to Europe.

1. William Thomas of New Towne, co. Montgomery, gent., and Margarett, his wife;. 2. Edward Baxter of Brougton, co. Salop, and George Hodson of the Lea, gentlemen. Mortgage of £320 for 3 years on the messuage, tenement and lands called Ty yn y Pennant, the messuage, tenement and lands called Ty Howell Gower ap Morris otherwise Hen Du, the messuage, tenement and lands called Place Onn, together with two meece places and several parcels of land thereto belonging in the possession of John Reece, taylor, a parcel of meadow ground in a field called Maes y Werglodd, another parcel of meadow ground in a field called Gwerglodd yr Heligg Ganol, situate in the township of Trustwellin, and for the better securing the repayment of the principal sum, the moiety of (1) of one messuage or tenement and of a barne and garden, situate in the market town of New Towne.

1. Ffrancis Thomas the elder of Pennant, in the township of Trustowelin, co. Montgomery, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Humfrey Lloyd of Aberbechan, esq. Mortgage (lease and release) for 3 years, for £200, of the messuage, tenement and lands called y Tu yn y Pennant, the messuage, tenement and lands called Tu Howell Goch ap Morris otherwise Hendu, the messuage, tenement and lands called Plase Onn, two meese places and several parcels of land thereunto belonging in the possession of John Rees, taylor, a parcel of meadow ground in a field called Maes y Werglodd, and a parcel of meadow ground in a field called Gwerglodd yr helig ganol, situate in the township of Trustewelin. Endorsed with a note of permission by Humfrey Lloyd to Ffrancis Thomas concerning cutting timber on the property.

Letters from John F.M. Dovaston, Westfelton, near Shrewsbury, to his cousin Charles M.D. Humphreys, Glanhafren near Newtown, co. Mont., and copy of the will, 25 June 1804, of Charles Humphreys of Virniew Bank, co. Salop, father of Charles M.D. Humphreys (no. 26).

1. William Thomas of Newtowne, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Anne Morgan of Aberhavesp, spinster. Lease for one year of the messuage, tenement and lands called Ty yn y Pennant, the messuage, tenement and lands called Ty Howell Goch ap Morris otherwise Hen du, Place Onn, together with two meese places and several pieces of land thereto belonging now in the possession of John Rees, taylor, a parcel of meadow ground in a field called Maes y Werglodd, and a parcel of meadow ground in a field called Gwerglodd yr Helig ganol, situate in the township of Trustewelin.

1. Charles Jones of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. George Ross of Llanerchidol, esq., and Joseph Jones of Dolobran, gent. Lease for 1 year of the messuage, tenement and lands formerly called Tycoch and Morris y Cocks, but now called Red House, and the toft or messe place whereon an ancient messuage formerly stood, known by the name of Peter Evans's Tenement, and a piece of land (2a. 30p.), lying in a common field called Maesybedin, situate in the township of Trustewellin, parish of Berriew.

1. Charles Humphreys of Pennant, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Humphrey Humphreys of the same, gent., only son and heir apparent of Charles Humphreys and Sarah, his wife;. 3. Thomas Jones of Penkerrig, co. Radnor, esq.;. 4. Clopton Phrys of Llandrinio-hall, co. Montgomery, and John Jones of Penkerrig, co. Radnor, esquires. Lease And Release (post-nuptial settlement of Humphrey Humphreys and Sarah, his wife) of the capital messuage, tenement and lands called Pennant, together with two messuages, tenements and lands called Hene Du otherwise Ty Du, and Plason, several other tofts or meese places, the messuage, tenement and lands called Ty Coch, together with Morris y Cocks lands, situate in the township of Trustewellin, parish of Berriew, the other messuage, tenement and lands called Upper Llygodig or Llygodig Ucha, and the messuage, tenement and lands called Lower Llygodig or Goreundu, [both] situate in the township of Bryntalch, parish of Llandyssill, and the other small messuage, tenement and lands called Llwyn y Kilin, situate in the parish of Llandyssill. Consideration: £1500.

1. Pryce Buckley of Glanhafren, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Charles Humphreys of Pennant, gent.;. 3. Thomas ffoulkes the elder of Belaulase, esq. Lease And Release for the purpose of making (2) a tenant to the precipe for suffering a recovery of the capital messuage, tenement, and lands called Glanhafren, a messuage, tenement, and lands in occupation of James Higgins, the messuage, tenement and lands called Llygodig Issa, and the messuage, tenement and lands called Tyynywain, situate in the townships of Dolvorwyn, Trostowellin, Bruntalch, and Llanmerewig, parishes of Bettus, Berriew, Llandyssil, and Llanmerewig.

1. Charles Humphreys of Pennant, co. Montgomery, gent., and Humphrey Humphreys of the same, gent., only son and heir apparent of Charles Humphreys by Susannah, his late wife;. 2. Charles Gardiner Humphreys of Montgomery, gent.;. 3. Humphrey Jones of Garthmill, esq. Lease And Release for the purpose of making (2) a tenant to the precipe for suffering a recovery of the capital messuage or tenement called Pennant, several pieces of land thereunto belonging [vide No 11], the messuage, tenement and lands called yr Hene Du and sometimes Ty Du, the messuage, tenement and lands called Plas On, the meese place called Caye Hamon, a piece of land lying in the Gro issa in Sarn y Pennant, one acre of land lying in Maes y Wirglodd, a parcel of land lying in Wirglodd yr Helig ganol containing one acre and the toft whereon an ancient messuage formerly stood called Peter Evans's Tenement, situate in the township of Trustewelin, parish of Berriew.

1. Ffrancis Thomas the elder of Pennant in the township of Trustewelin, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Humfrey Lloyd of Aberbechan, esq. Further Mortgage of £120 in addition to the £200 mentioned on the properties specified in No 5. Endorsed with an agreement concerning the cutting of timber on the land.

1. Edward Moris of Uchelldrebettus, co. Montgomery, gent., William Humffrey, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Rees Williams of Llaw[?nithio], and Richard Pryce of Bryntalch, gentlemen. Feoffment To Uses, (post-nuptial settlement of William Humffrey and Elizabeth, his wife), of the messuage or tenement called Tuy yn y Glyn, situate in Uchelldrebettus, and also all houses, barns, etc., in the townships of Llivior and Uwchdirbettus, in the parishes of Beriowe and Bettus. Endorsement of livery of seisin.

1. Thomas Foulkes the elder, esq. (demandant);. 2. Charles Humphreys, gent. (tenant to the precipe);. 3. Pryce Buckley, gent. (vouchee). Exemplification of the recovery, dated 1761, July 29, of 4 messuages, 4 barns, 4 gardens, 4 orchards and 170 acres of land, in the townships of Dolvorwyn, Trostewellin, Bryntalch, and Llanmerewig, parishes of Bettus, Berriew, Llandyssil and Llanmerewig.

1. Morgan Evans, esq. (demandant);. 2. John Williams, gent. (tenant to the precipe);. 3. Charles Humphreys, esq., represented by Thomas Morgan and John Williames, gentlemen, his attorneys vouchee). Exemplification of a recovery, dated 1791, August 29, of 10 messuages, 10 tenements, 1 dovehouse, 10 gardens, 10 orchards and 620 acres of land in the parishes of Berriew and Llandysil.