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1. Elizabeth Gronouse of p. Saint Clements Danes, Middlesex, spinster, only daughter and heir of James Gronouse, late citizen and upholsterer of London, dec.;. 2. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Beavan of Clirow aforesaid, their son and heir apparent, Herbert Beavan the younger, one other of the sons of the said Herbert Beavan the elder, and Elizabeth Beavan of p. Dymock, Gloucestershire, spinster, one of the dau's of the said Herbert Beavan the elder by the said Elizabeth;. 3. James Wellington of Hereford, tailor. Release (being a transfer of £200 mortgage) of the parcels of lands called the Mountain Close, the Mountain Meadow, the Raile Meadow, Y Caut Bach, the Plock by the Rail Meadow, Caediar Y forth, Y Roge Vach and Caye Dderwen, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Boundaries specified include: the common called Clirow Mountain, and the way leading from Clirow Mountain toward Keven Kethin and from thence towards Clirow church].

1 Morgan William of Llangeney, co. Brec., yeoman. 2 Henry Lewis of Llanelly, gent. Release of a parcel of land called y groft yn y graig vawr, in Llanelly, bordering on the road from Llangattogge Chrickhowell to Burgevenny. Witnesses include Peter Jenkins, clerk. Latin.

1 David Williams of p. Llandiloyr fane, co. Brec., yeoman. 2 Phillip Morgan of p. Devynock and John Jones of p. Aberysker, gent's. Release of m. and parcel of land formerly called Dole Brythlid, now called Noyadd fach and converted into a house and three pieces of land, p. Llandiloyrfane. Not executed.

1 John Price of Brecon, co. Brec., glover, and Joanna his wife, daughter and devisee of Nicholas Long, late of Brecon, glover, dec. 2 John Maybery of Brecon, ironmaster. 3 John Wilkins of Brecon, esq. Release of m. called the Naggs head Inn, and grant to uses of a littel house thereto adjoining in the occupation of the said John Price, Ship Street, Brecon, with covenants to erect a partition wall or other division and to pull down a little shop or shed adjoining to the porch of the Naggs head Inn. [Other places mentioned: the Bell stable and Lone y Cyrn or horn lane.].

1. Sybil Middleton of Lowfield Heath, p. Charlewood, Surrey, widow;. 2. The Rev. Richard Wilbraham Ford, rector of Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, clerk, and the Rev. James Buckoll of Limber near Brigg, Lincolnshire, clerk. Release of right and interest as heiress-at-law and next-of-kin of Ann Edwards, late of South Cerney, Gloucestershire, widow, dec. [References to estate of Dolymenin, Pant Griffith, p. Merthyr Cynog, and properties in p. Llansaintfread.]. Attested copy.

1. Susanna Beavan of p. Cliroe, co. Rad., widow, and Herbert Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, gent., her son and heir apparent;. 2. Zacheus Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, glover, one of the younger sons of the said Susanna;. 3. John Pritchard of Lullam, p. Madley, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Susanna his wife. Release of the cottage or dwelling-house called Kaevenkethin wherein the second party dwells and two a. of land thereto belonging, p. Cliroe, co. Rad., to uses. Damaged.

1. David William of Brecon, co. Brec., currier, and Katherine his wife;. 2. David Morgan of p. Devynock, yeoman. Release of the m. and lands called Tyr Forch y Byddiant alias Tyr Fwrch y Rhyddnant and the parcels of land thereunto belonging specified in No. 291, Y Fedw being the only parcel omitted.

1. Jonnett William, widow, and Morgan William, yeoman, both of p. Devynnock, co. Brec.;. 2. David William of Brecon, currier. Release of the m. and lands called Tyr Forch y Byddiant, together with the parcels of land thereunto belonging called Bryn Brach, Bryn Brach Ycha, Y wayn vach, Cae'r Pant, Twyn Cae'r Pant, y Fedw fach, y Kae Traws, Y Cae due, Cae'r Cornell, Y Wayn, Cae'r Ythin, Cae Glase, Cae Tuy Hwnt yr fedw, Y Fedw, y Cenfaes, Pant yr odin, Coed Bach, Cae'r Gellynen [and] Gwayn pen y Fedw, p. Devynnock. [References to debts due to David Thomas and Howell Beavan, both of p. Devynnock, yeomen, Thomas Jones of Trallong, gent., and Howell Griffiths of p. Llanavan Vawr, clerk.].

1. Edward Lewis, late of Copthall Court, but now of Swithin's Lane, London, gent., surviving devisee of Elizabeth Gronous, late of p. Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex, spinster, dec., sister and heir of Susannah Lowe, widow of [blank] Lowe, and who intermarried with Edward Barnston, late of London, sugar refiner, dec., and dec. before him without issue, and which said Elizabeth Gronous was surviving daughter and heir of James Gronous, late of said p. Saint Clement Danes, esq., dec.;. 2. Samuel Collins of p. Saint James within the liberty of Westminster, Middlesex, upholsterer, who with Margaret Gregory, wife of William Gregory of p. Llanvair, co. Mon., yeoman, Mary Tett, wife of Francis Tett of Henton Saint George, Somerset, plumber, and Ann Purnell, wife of Richard Purnell of Abergavenny, co. Mon., shoemaker, are the cousins and heirs of the said Elizabeth Gronous;. 3. Thomas Beavan of Crows Foot, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., and Mary his wife;. 4. Herbert Beavan the younger of said p. Clirow, gent., and Henry Williams of p. Landilo, co. Rad., tanner. Release of the m. called Tuy yn y werne, p. Clirow, co. Rad., together with all lands, etc., thereunto belonging, to uses. Witnesses: Fra[nci]s Fletcher, Devil Tavern, Temple Bar, and Phil[lip] Burton, Excheq[ue]r, Lincolns Inn.

1 John Harry of p. Langeney, co. Brec., smith, eldest son of Harry John Lewis, late of Langeney, smith, dec., and Jane, wife of the said John Harry. 2 Edward Harry, youngest son of the said Harry John Lewis, and brother of the said John Harry. Release of the m. inhabited by the said John Harry, the smith's forge thereto belonging and adjoining, and the implements therein, p. Langeney, village of Langroyney, bordering on a parcel of land called Cae Langam and on the highway from Rhuegoch towards Crickhowell. Witnesses include Thomas Phillipp of Lanelly and Anthony Lewis of Lanwenarth.

1 William Meredith of p. Llanellie, co. Brec., gent., and Joan his wife. 2 Reynold William of the said p., yeoman. Release of the properties specified in No. 6.

1 Reynold William of p. Lanelly, co. Brec., yeoman. 2 Edward Reynold of p. Llanellie, yeoman, [son of the first party]. Release of the properties specified in No.9.

1. Lewis Williams the elder of Pentwyn, co. Brec., gent., and Benjamin Williams of p. Wooton Under Edge, Gloucestershire, gent., eldest son and heir of the said Lewis Williams by Abigail his late wife, dec.;. 2. Winifred Davies of Llwyncynnog, p. Tallachduy, co. Brec., widow of Phillip Davies, late of the same place, gent., dec.;. 3. Margarett Davies of Llwyncynnog aforesaid, spinster, only daughter and heir of the said Phillip Davies, gent., dec., by the said Winifred Davies;. 4. Lewis Williams the younger of Pentwyn aforesaid, gent., younger son of the said Lewis Williams the elder;. 5. Charles Powell of Castlemaddock, co. Brec., esq., and Thomas Lewis of p. Glascomb, co. Rad., gent.;. 6. Benjamin Havard and William Havard, both of p. Llandevalley, co. Brec., gent's. Release (previous to the marriage of the fourth and third parties) of the m. and lands called The Wern, p. Llanvair Kilgedin [co. Mon.], deed declaring the uses of a fine of the m. and lands called Maes yr Onnen, p. Glasbury, co. Rad., release of the m's and lands called Llwyncynnog, Argoed Issa, Noyadd, Cae'r Bulla Vach and Argoed Kennol, p. Tallachduy, co. Brec., agreement to lay out £160 in the purchase of the m's and lands called Genffordd, p. Talgarth, and Helugnant, p. Llanthew, co. Brec., and assignment of bonds, etc., specified in an appended schedule.

1. Samuel Pryce of the town of Brecon, co. Brec., apothecary;. 2. Anne Oliver of p. St James within the Liberty of Westminster, spinster;. 3. Stephen Joseph of p. Disserth, co. Rad., yeoman;. 4. James Jones of the town of Rayader and Evan Evans of p. Llansaintfread Cwm y toyddwr, both of co. Rad., gent's. Release to uses (pre-nuptial settlement of the said Samuel Pryce and the said Anne Oliver) of m's and lands called Tyr Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Beath, p. Merthir Cynog, and a capital m. and lands called Tir Dolymenin, p. Llanavan-vechan, all in co. Brec.; and a Declaration of the uses of a fine of the property situated in Llanavan-vechan. Attached are two final concords in a fine, 29 March 1768, of three m's, etc., and 270 a. of land in p's Llanlleonfell and Llanavanvechan, co. Brec., suffered between Stephen Joseph, yeoman, plaintiff, and Samuel Price, apothecary, deforciant.

1. Samuel Pryce of the town of Brecon, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. Elizabeth Wilkins of the same, spinster;. 3. Robert Williams and William Wilkins, both of the said town of Brecon, esq's. Release to uses (pre-nuptial settlement of the said Samuel Pryce and the said Elizabeth Wilkins) of two m's and lands called Dole y Menin and Ponbrin, p's Llanavan vechan and Llanlleonvel, a m. and lands called Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Beath, p. Merthir Cynog, and a burgage or dwelling-house in The Struet in the town of Brecon.

Deeds and documents relating to properties in p. Merthyr Cynog, Llanafan Fechan and Llanllywenfel, co. Brec.

1 Edward Reynold of p. Llanelly, co. Brec., yeoman, and Anne his wife. 2 William John Walter of p. Llangattocke Juxta Chirke Howell, yeoman, and Reynold William of p. Lanelly, gent. Settlement (after the marriage of the said Edward Reynold and Anne Thomas, only daughter of Thomas Price of Llangattocke, dec.) of the properties specified in No. 11 of 25 Nov. 1689.