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(Watermark 1795).

(Watermark 1799).

1 James Hardwick of the town of Monmouth, gent., the surviving trustee named in the last will of Edward Coman late of Monmouth, mercer, dec. 2 Frances Vaughan, widow and relict of William Vaughan late of Monmouth, esq., dec., Charles Bodenham of Rotherwas, co. Her., esq., and John Jones of Lanarth Court, co. Mon., esq., trustees and executors named in the will of William Vaughan and guardians of his son William Vaughan, an infant. 3 [ ], Two of the commissioners appointed to execute the powers and trusts created by the several Acts of Parliament which have been passed for making the land tax perpetual subject to redemption and purchase. 4 William Partridge of [p. Goodrich, co. Her.], esq. Bargain And Sale of a house in p. Monouth from 2 to 4, with the approbriation of 3, to redeem land tax. Consideration £1,200. Recites the recital in no. 1203, that in 1798 Mary Coman married Thomas Webb, and that she had assigned the £800 to James Hardwick and Thomas Weare in trust for her own separate use, that 2 was desirous that the land tax charged on the mortgaged property and other lands of William Vaughan should be redeemed and that the property should be sold for that purpose. Dorse: To be enrolled in one of the courts at Westminster within 6 months after the execution of this deed. Draft.

1 Thomas Embry of the town of Monmouth, gent., as agent for and on behalf of Charles Bodenham, esq., John Jones, esq., and William Vaughan, esq. 2 William Partridge of Goodrich, co. Her., esq. Articles Of Agreement concerning the sale of a tmt. in Monnow Street, Monmouth, a seat in the parish church of the same, a parcel of meadow land called Little Chippenham (3 a.), and another piece of land situate in Great Chippenham. Consideration £1,575.

See also no. 1258.

Particulars of the sale of William Vaughan's farm called Lands End farm, [p's Peterstow and Bridstow, co. Her.], containing measurement and valuation of the farm, names of purchasors, prices paid and an account of deposit money received. See also nos 1188, 1191-8, 1199, 1231.

Eight copies.

1 Edward Jones of Baysham, co. Her., gent. 2 Thomas Embry of the town of Monmouth, gent. Agreement in which 2 relinquishes his purchase of lot 3 in no. 1189, for which he had agreed to pay £552, and in which 1 agrees to purchase the same premises with receipt of 2 for £552 paid by 1.

1 Thomas Jones of p. Cwmcarvan, co. Mon., gent. 2 William Griffiths of p. Landenny, gent. 3 David Meakins of Monmouth, glover. Mortgage (Lease and Release) for £150 (£88 to 1 and £62 to 2) of a m. called Tyre Meyrick (50a.), p. Lanishen, adjoining a highway leading from Monmouth to Usk, the lane leading to the house of George Thomas, gent., the way leading from Llangenthor (further boundaries given), and Agreement between 2 and 3 that 2a. of land in p. Landenny, abutting to the way leading from Ponterthill to the church of Landenny (further boundaries given), a m. called Lanerthill and closes of land called Gwerlod Lanerthill (6a.), in the same p., upon which a part of a smith's shop and a water corn mill have lately been erected, adjoining the highway leading from Monmouth to Usk to the brook called Ollway (further boundaries given), which were mortgaged with 3 in 1714/5 shall also stand seized to repay this mortgage of £150. See also no.15.

Copy.

Abstract Of Title of the trustees of William Vaughan to a piece of land called Little Chippenham, Monmouth, from 1704 to 1790.

1 Frances Vaughan of the town of Monmouth, widow, Charles Bodenham of Rotherwas, co. Her., esq., John Jones of Lanarth Court, co. Mon., esq., and Thomas Watkins Davies of Monmouth, esq. (now a Captain in the Monmouth and Brecon militia). 2 William Partridge of p. Goodrich, co. Her., esq. Bond in £2,000 that William Vaughan, esq., shall, when of age, execute a conveyance to 2 of a tmt. in Monnow Street, a piece of meadow ground called the Shoulder of Mutton being parcel of a common meadow called Chippenham, lying between the lands of the corporation of Monmouth on the east and the town ditch or common ditch to the north or north west (further boundaries described), a tmt. formerly called The Plough near Monnow Street and afterwards converted into a kitchen, laundry and offices, a parcel of meadow land called the Butt acre or Old Bowling Green (10 a. boundaries given), the right of way from the last mentioned tmt. to Monnow Street, a piece of meadow land called Little Chippenham, all of which are in the town and p. of Monmouth, and were purchased after William Vaughan made his will and which it is conceived, did not pass under the devisee to Frances Vaughan, Charles Bodenham and John Jones, but descended to William Vaughan the son as heir at law. Recites the appointment of Frances Vaughan, Charles Bodenham and John Jones as guardians of William Vaughan's son of the same name, the will of William Vaughan (1790) and that William Vaughan 's trustees were anxious to clear his debts. Three copies and one draft. See also nos 1186, 1230.

Deeds and documents, [late 18 cent.]-1803.

Rough Memoranda concerning a lease granted in 1717 for 99 years and the Morris family [? to whom the lease was granted]. Dorse: Q[uer]y table for Mr V[aughan].