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Estreat, recording the surrender by Richard Bevan, son and copyhold heir of Morgan Evan late of p. Cadoxton, dec., David Thomas of the said p. Cadoxton, yeoman, and Rebecca, his wife, and David William Gibbs and Mary, his wife, which said Rebecca and Mary were the dau's and copyhold heirs of Roger William late of the said p. of Cadoxton, dec., of a m. called Lloyn Llank ycha and lands called Gwayn y Drosgol, Koydka Drosgol, and Llyest Davidd ddy, and the moiety of the wood growing on Gwayn y David, and the taking up of the same by Evan Morgan.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Hopkin Leyson of p. Cadoxton near Neath, yeoman, and Anne, his wife, lately called Ann Devereux, spinster, of a m. called Tyr y Cwm, cottages called Ynis y Badava, Old Shop, and Tuy yn Y Cwm, and a m. called Tuy Newidd, at Crynant, devised to the said Anne by the will of Charles Rees, her late uncle, dec., and the taking up of the same by the said Hopkin Leyson.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Hopkin Leyson of p. Cadoxton near Neath, co. Glam., butcher, and Anne, his wife, of a house and garden called ty-yn-ycwm and a croft, adjoining to a brook called Croynant Brook, being part of lands called Tyr-y-cwm and Maes yr Hendre at Croynant, and the taking up of the same by John Gething and Richard Jenkin in trust for a Society of Protestant Dissenters called Methodists.

Letters Of Attorney of Blanch Allard of the city of Bristol, widow, empowering David Pritchard of t. Neath, co. Glam., gent., to surrender to the lord of the man., one seventh share of m's and lands called Llwyn Llank, Blaen Nant, Tyr Gwain y Brawd, and Ynisdomlid, p. Cadoxton near Neath, co. Glam.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Blanch Allard of the city of Bristol, widow, by David Pritchard of t. Neath, co. Glam., gent., her attorney, of the properties specified in No. 122 (a), and the taking up of the same by Hopkin Leyson of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, co. Glam.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Bridget Jones of t. Neath, spinster, of one seventh part of the properties specified in Nos 122-3.

Estreat, being the affidavit of Charles Morgan of p. St Woollos, co. Mon., touching the validity of the Letters of Attorney contained in (a).

Estreat, being an affidavit of William Hughes of t. Newport, co. Mon., touching the validity of the Letters of Attorney contained in (a) above.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Margaret Willis of the city of Bristol, spinster, one of the nieces and customary heirs as well of Robert Morris Jones late of Ynisarwad, co. Glam., esq., dec., as also of Bridget Jones late of the city of London, spinster, also dec., of two seventh parts of m's and lands called Lloynllank Ucha, lloynllank Issa, Blaen nant, Gwainybrawd, and Ynistomlid, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, co. Glam., and the taking up of the same by William Kemeys of Mayndu, co. Mon., esq.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Robert Francis of p. Cadoxtone near Neath, yeoman, devisee named in the will of John Gething, dec., of a m. and tmt called Llwyn Llank Ycha, lands called Gwayn y Droscoll, Coed Ca Droscoll, and Llest David Ddy, and the moiety of a wood on Gwain y Deved.

Estreat, recording the enrolment of the will (26 Oct. 1801) of Robert Francis of p. Cadoxton near Neath, co. Glam.; with the affidavit of Owen Gething of the same, yeoman, touching its validity.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Daniel Benbow of two third parts of m's called Tongarwed and Tyn y garn, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, to the uses of the will of Thomas Hopkins late of Tynyrheol, esq., dec. Draft.

Estreat, recording the grant to Martha Hopkins late of Tynyrheol, co. Glam., but now of James' Place, p. Saint James, Gloucestershire, widow (relict and administratrix with the will annexed of Thomas Hopkins of Tynyrheol aforesaid, her late husband, dec.), of a licence to lease to Daniel Richard of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, co. Glam., yeoman, a customary m. and lands called Tynygarn, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath aforesaid.

1. Richard John, David ap Morgan, Hopkyn John, David ap Hopkyn, and John Griffith ap Owen Gethyn;. 2. John ap Jankyn Havarde and Margaret verch David ap Rees, his wife. Grant of a m. or mansion called Enes pen llwgh and the fishery of the weir of the river Tawe to the same appertaining, and six tmt's of which four are called Kelle onnen, Kelle onnen [sic], Evayrdre egha, and Evairdre yssa, all in p. Llangevelagh, co. Glam. [Other names mentioned: llydeade newith, river called Cleydagh, river called Tawey, Kelle wastode]. Latin. Seals wanting.