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1 Walter Morgan of Abergavenny, co. Mon., horsebreaker. 2 John Lewis of Llanwenarth, farmer. Further Charge of £50 (5%) on premises previously mortgaged by 1 to 2, comprising part of a meadow called Lower Groffield or Grove Field, p. Abergavenny, co. Mon., together with buildings there, as described in no. 383 above. Recites: the original 99 year lease by Baker Gabb of Abergavenny, gent., to 1, dated 10 Jan. 1835; a mortgage of 13 Oct. 1835 (no. 383); that the principal sum of £200 still remains owing to 2; and that 1 has applied to 2 to lend him a further £50, which 2 has agreed to do.

1 Walter Morgan of Abergavenny, co. Mon., horsebreaker. 2 John Lewis of Llanwenarth, farmer. Mortgage (Assignment Of Lease) for £200 (5%), for the residue of 99 years, of a parcel of ground 1424 sq. yds, as shown in a plan on the original lease, being part of a meadow called Lower Groffield or Grove Field, p. Abergavenny, co. Mon., together with stables, a coach house and buildings then standing, and m's and dwelling houses thereafter to be erected. Recites: the original 99 year lease by Baker Gabb of Abergavenny, gent., to 1, dated 10 Jan. 1835; that 1 has occasion for £200 which 2 has agreed to lend him on security of repayment.

Conveyance (sale) by Philip Williams of Kynhenllan in the parish of Llandybie in the county of Carmarthen, farmer, to John Morgan of Drawsdre in the parish of Llanarthne, farmer, of two fields and two small gardens, formerly part of the Great Mountain, now and for many years enclosed and called Tyrffynnon in the parish of Llanarthne, 1887,

Statement, 1886, regarding the title of the Rt. Hon. Arthur de Cardonnel Baron Dynevor and his trustees to lands in the county of Carmarthen, parts of the Dynevor Castle estate, situated in Llandyfeisant, Llandybie, Llanarthne, Llanddarog, Llandeilo Is Cennen, Llandeilo Fawr, Rhos-maen, Llangathen, Betws, Llanfihangel Aberbythych and Llanedi. Recites family settlements and wills, 1794-1886.

Seven vellum documents, 1736-1758, comprising accounts for land revenues to Sir Henry Fox, Lord Holland and Richard Bateman, Receivers General of the King’s Revenues in South Wales. Each multi-page document lists the annual land revenues from the counties of Pembroke, Carmarthen, Cardigan, Brecon, Radnor, Glamorgan and Monmouth in South Wales. Signed by Lt Gen. Thomas Farrington MP of Chislehurst, Auditor of the Land Revenues for Wales, 1739-1750, and subsequently Thomas Wynn, 1761. Declared before successive Chancellors of the Exchequer, Robert Walpole, Henry Pelham and William Barrington.

Statement regarding the title of the rt. Hon. Arthur de Cardonnel Baron Dynevor and his trustees to lands in the county of Carmarthen, parts of the Dynevor Castle estate, situated in Llandyfeisant, Llandybie, Llanarthne, Llanddarog, Llandeilo Is Cennen, Llandeilo Fawr, Rhos-maen, Llangathen, Betws, Llanfihangel Aberbythych and Llanedi, 1886.. Recites family settlements and wills, 1794-1886.

Conveyance (sale) by Philip Williams of Kynhenllan in the parish of Llandybie in the county of Carmarthen, farmer, to John Morgan of Drawsdre in the parish of Llanarthne, farmer, of two fields and two small gardens, formerly part of the Great Mountain, now and for many years enclosed and called Tyrffynnon in the parish of Llanarthne, 1887.

Two deeds which appear to be linked with the Dynevor estate, referring to properties in Llanarthne, Llandyfeisant, Llandybie and other parishes in Carmarthenshire, 1886-1887.

Draft lease, 1883, by Dame Maria Emma Elizabeth Conway Reade, wife of Sir Charles Stanhope Hoskyns Reade of Carregllwyd, Anglesey, Bart., to Rice Rowland of Llanfachreth, miller, of a messuage lately called Bedol but now known as Machraeth View in the parish of Llanfachreth, Anglesey (occupant named), in accordance with the marriage settlement of the lessors. Covenants relating to maintenance of cesspools and drains, painting and garden. Prohibition on sale of alcoholic drinks on the premises.

RELEASE by (1a) David Lloyd of Llandecwyn, co. Mer., gent., (1b) Ellis Morris of Cricieth, co. Caern., gent., son and heir apparent of Morris ap Robert, deceased, and grandson and heir of Gaynor vch Humphrey, and (1c) William Griffith of Penllech, co. Caern., gent., son and heir of Elizabeth vch Humphrey, sisters and coheirs with Grace vch Humphrey, mother-in-law of David Lloyd and under whom he claims a share, to (2) John Jones of Ciltalgarth [p. Llanfor], co. Mer., of a messuage called Tythyn y Dderwen or Murthyn Eignion and Kae Coed y Berth (occupants named) in Ciltalgarth, for £37.

MORTGAGE (BARGAIN AND SALE) for £90 by Jeffrey ap Thomas of p. Burgedin, co. Mont., gent., and Margaret his wife to Edward Waties of Burwey, p. Bromfield, co. Salop, esq., of a messuage called Havod Vyder and lands (named) in p. BURGEDIN, together with deeds relating to the same, including a lease (recited) dated 1 April 1602 to Richard Wood of Condover, Salop, husbandman, with COVENANT TO LEVY A FINE.