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1 William Vaughan of Courtfield, p. Welsh Bicknor, co. Mon., esq., eldest son and heir of William Vaughan, late of the same, dec., by Frances his wife, heretofore Frances Turner, spinster. 2 John Mason of p. Eaton Bishop, co. Her., gent. Confirmation Of A Lease for a remainder of a term of 99 years of a m. called Boxburgh house, several closes of land called Boxbush meadow, the Black doles, The Over Hill, the orchard and the hegg (5 a.), a piece of land lying between the roadway leading from Walford towards Lidbrook and the river Wye which has been immediately used as a wharf or a place for laying down coal and other things, a m. in Lidbrook with a parcel of ground called Rye fields situate in the river Wye opposite a storehouse, all of which premises are in p. Ruardean, co. Glos., with right and liberty, by nets, pots and wheels to fish, catch and take eels and other small fish (salmon excepted) between Whittal's brook and Mear house on the river Wye. Annual Rent £20. Duties 2 fat pullets or young hens and repairing the road leading from Walford towards Lidbrook. Recites the original lease granted in 1757 and subsequent bequeathements and that doubts have arisen over the validity of the lease. Draft.

Assignments of two terms of 1,200 years and 1,500 years in trust to attend the inheritance on premises specified in no. 1233. Parties not named. Recital of no. 1148 which created the terms of years. Draft.

1 William Vaughan of Courtfield, co. Mon., esq. 2 Rev. John Powell of Cabalva, co. Rad., clerk. Articles Of Agreement concerning the purchase and sale of a m. called Clyrow Court, p. Clyrow, co. Rad. Consideration £14,000. See also no. 1244.

Copy of no. 1243 with an Undertaking by Robert Williams and Charles Bodenham to get the deeds executed (the latter is dated 15 Nov. 1804).

1 William Vaughan of the town of Monmouth, esq. 2 George Webb of p. [ ], yeoman. 3 [ ]. Release of a parcel of land (1 a.) part of premises specified in no. 1232. Consideration £32. Draft.

1 William Vaughan of Monmouth, esq. 2 Edward Jones of Baysham, p. Siliach [Sellack], co. Her., gent. 3 Amos Jones of Ross, gent. Release from 1 to 2 and 3, for the use of 2, of premises specified in no. 1232. Consideration £555. Draft.

Case And Opinion of counsel concerning William Vaughan's common recovery on part of his estate in co. Rad., when the demandant, George Griffin, died after proceedings had already started.

1 William Vaughan of Courtfield, co. Mon., esq. 2 George Plomer of Essex Court, Middle Temple, London, gent. 3 Thomas Bold of the town of Brecon, gent. 4 James Hardwick of the town of Monmouth. Declaration And Agreement respecting the uses of 1's relatives on substituting 4 as demandant in the place of George Griffin, esq., dec. Recites that in Nov. 1802 divers premises were conveyed to the intent that several common recoveries were to be suffered and George Griffin was to be demandant, that George Griffin died in Dec. 1802, that no recovery had yet been suffered. Two copies and a draft. See also no. 1300.

1 William Vaughan of Monmouth, esq. 2 William Whitten of [ ], co. Mddx., esq. Release of two parcels of land called Teer Mayor (8 a.), in Paincastle, p. Clirow, co. Rad. Copy.

1 The Rev. Howell Price, late of the city of Hereford, but now of Bromyard, co. Her., clerk. 2 Charles Bodenham of Rotherwas, esq., John Jones of Lanarth, co. Mon., esq., and Frances Vaughan of Monmouth, widow (executors and executrix named in the will of William Vaughan late of Monmouth, esq., dec.). 3 William Vaughan of Monmouth, esq., only son and heir of the late William Vaughan, dec., by Frances Vaughan (now his widow). Assignment of a charge of £4,000 to secure £3,000 from 1 to 3, with consent of 2, with Quitclaim to premises so charged with the £4,000. Recites 1148, 1152 and 1177-8, that William Vaughan died in 1796 leaving 3 as his only son, and appointed 2 as trustees of 3 since 3 was a minor, that 3 had attained 21 years of age and is now by virtue of recoveries suffered in 1802 seized in fee simple of premises charged with the £4,000, that 3 is desirous to discharge the £3,000 and has requested 1 to take the same. See also no. 1252.

1 William Vaughan of Monmouth, esq. 2 Herbert Beaven of p. Clirow, co. Rad., farmer. Release of a m. called Lower House Farm and a mill called Clyrowe mill, p. Clirow. Consideration £4,962. Recites that a common recovery was suffered in 1802 which limited premises to 1 and his heirs for ever. Draft. See also no. 1255, 1308.

1 Herbert Beaven of p. Clirow, co. Rad., farmer. 2 William Vaughan of Monmouth, esq. Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) for £3000 of premises specified in no. 1254. Draft. Damaged. See also no. 1308.