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1. John Meares of Eastington, co. Pemb., esq. 2. David Griffiths of Llancych, p. Clydey, esq. Lease And Release of m's and lands called Penyrallt and Vrena and several other parcels of lands, with their appurtenances, in p. Clydey.

1. Sarah Griffiths of Llancych, p. Clidey, co. Pemb., widow. 2. Morgan Jones of Kilwendeage, co. Pemb., esq. 3. Rees Davies of Cwm, p. Kenarth, co. Carm. Articles Of Agreement for diverting part of the course of the river Cych between the tmt called Lancych and another tmt called Cwm, otherwise Cwmpenpompren or Pomprencych, the property of the said Morgan Jones, into a new channel commencing at the footbridge over the said river near Lancych down through a meadow called Ynisfach, the property of Sarah Griffiths, and then partly through the lands of the said Sarah Griffiths and of the said Morgan Jones, the whole to extend in length fifty-one yards. Sketch of diversion endorsed.

1. John Colby of Fynnone, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Sarah Griffiths of Lancych, p. Clidey, widow of David Griffith, late of Lancych, esq., dec. 3. James Rees of p. Manerdivy, yeoman. 4. Richard Thomas of p. Clidey, yeoman. Exchange of lands, part of Cnwcyfran, Penalltfrena, and Dolellenarth, p. Clidey. Plan annexed refers also to Nant Lledfron, Hendre, and Nant yr Feel.

1. Howell Howell of Penalltcych, p. Clydey, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Sarah Griffiths of Llancych, p. Clydey aforesaid, widow. 3. Anne Jones of Pennar, p. Aberporth, co. Card., widow, niece of the said Sarah Griffiths. 4. Thomas Jones of Llanio, p. Llandewybrevy, gent., and Thomas Bowen of Wineivor, p. Llandissil, esq., both of co. Card. 5. William Lewes of Llysnewidd, esq., and the Rev. Nathaniel Rowland of Parke, both of co. Carm. Leases And Release, being a settlement before the marriage of Howell Howell and Anne Jones, of (1) m's and lands called Penalltkych and Parkperson Gwynne and the two moieties of a m. and lands called Hafod, all in p. Clydey, (2) the moiety of m's and lands called Lancych, otherwise Llancych, Dolellanarth, Tyrygoed, Tyrytuymawr, Dolwen, a water corn grist mill called Velindre Mill, together with the house and land belonging, m's and lands called Penrallt and Vrena, Pantgwynn, Tyhen, Llainrithin, and slangs called the Exchanged Lands, all in p. Clydey, and slangs of land in the occupation of William Morgan in p. Kilgerran, all in co. Pemb. With a covenant by Howell Howell and Anne Jones to exchange, with such persons as Sarah Griffiths shall direct in her will, for other m's and lands of equal value, the moiety of the dwelling house called Lancych and parcels of land called Parkyreck, Dolewair issa, Parky pwlle, Park issa, Ddole Shoney cobler, Park yr Odin, Park yr allt nessa imma, Parkyr allt pella, Park y Carreglas, Parkerydd, Park cannol, Park penrallt, Ddolevachpenpompren, Ddolevain, The fir walks, and the Rallt. With a grant to uses of the moiety of all the stock, crop, implements of husbandry, cattle, and personal estate of Sarah Griffiths.

Accounts between the Rev. Thomas Thomas, clerk, and Howell Howell of Pennar, co. Card., esq., mainly relating to the agreement specified in No. 15 of 14 Sept. 1802 and to thatching and other work done on their joint property, with a demand by the Rev. Thomas Thomas for the amount due from Howell Howell, esq.

Receipt, signed by Caleb Lewis of the Stamp Office, Cardigan, for agreement between Howell Howell and Thomas Thomas and 16s. for duty.

Letter from T. Johnes, Hafod, addressed to William Davies, Llangoras, Cardigan, relating to purchase of working oxen at Narberth fair. Writer desires to postpone purchase until the Spring and desires to be informed what fair would be the most advantageous to purchase oxen. Estimates, relating to award specified in Nos 19-20 of 15 Dec. 1806, endorsed.

Award by Thomas Hassal of Kilrue, William Davies of Llwyngorras, and Richard Jones of Pantirion, esq's, all of co. Pemb., relating to the partition of the Llancych estate, viz. m's and lands called Llancych, Dolellanarth, Tyrdygoedissa, Tyrytuymawr, Dolewen, a water corn mill called Velindre Mill, with the house and land belonging, m's and land called Penrallt, Vrena, Pantgwyn, Tyhen, Llanrithin, and slangs called the Exchanged Lands, all in p. Clidey, and the slangs in the occupation of William Morgan in p. Kilgerran, all in co. Pemb. Duplicates.

1. Thomas Thomas of Llancych, p. Clidey, co. Pemb., clerk, and Mariamne, his wife. 2. Howell Howell of Pennar, p. Aberporth, co. Card., esq., and Anne, his wife. 3. Walter Jones of Llanio, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Card., gent., executor of the will of Thomas Jones, late of Llanio, gent., dec., and Jane Bowen of Wainivor, p. Llandissil, co. Card., widow, sole executrix of the will of Thomas Bowen, late of Wainivor, esq., dec. 4. Morgan Jones of Kilwendeage and Thomas Lewis the younger of Clynfiew, both of co. Pemb., esq's. Leases And Releases, being deeds of partition of the Llancych estate in acccordance with the award specified in Nos 19 - 20 of 15 Dec. 1806. Duplicates.

1. Thomas Lewis of Clynfiew, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Walter David Jones of Kilrhue, esq., Doctor of Medicine. Deed Of Exchange of cottages and lands called Llainwerngoi and Parkyquarre, both on the public road from Newcastle to Llanvirnach and in p. Clidey, co. Pemb. Plan endorsed.

1. John Hughan, a policeman in Her Majesty's Dockyard, Pembroke. 2. James Faithfull of Church Street, Pembroke Dock, joiner. Agreement relating to the building of a house and shop in Bush Street, Pembroke Dock.

1. Lewis Mathis of Lamphey Court, co. Pemb., esq. (the surviving trustee under the will of Thomas Meyrick of Bush, esq., dec.). 2. John Hughan of the town of Pembroke Dock, p. St Mary, Pembroke, policeman. Lease for 60 years of a plot of land and the house to be built thereon in Bush Street, Pembroke Dock.

1. The Rt Hon. William, Lord Kensington, and the Hon. William Edwardes. 2. Mark Anthony Saurin and Elliott Lloyd Price. 3. Walter David Jones and Ann, his wife. Covenant for the production of title deeds to a m. and land called Starr and the moiety of m's and land called Havod and Cwmshinkin, otherwise Cwmcneifa, all in p. Clydey, co. Pemb.

1. Thomas Harman Brenchley, Henry Brenchley, the Rev. George Charles Hoste and Anne, his wife, and Ellen Brenchley. 2. The said Thomas Harman Brenchley. 3. John Francis Jones. Release of all claims for repairs, etc. against the estate of Walter David Jones, dec., or against John Francis Jones aforesaid.

1. George Mathias Sinnette of Bush Street, Pembroke Dock, co. Pemb., gent. 2. Philip Jenkins of Treffgarne, p. Brawdy, farmer. Mortgage for £250 of leasehold premises in Bush Street, Pembroke Dock. Endorsement: 19 Sept. 1883. Transfer Of Mortgage to William Llywelyn of Pembroke Dock, slate merchant.

Abstract Of Title of Herbert Arthur Jones Lloyd, esq., to leasehold premises known as No. 33, Bush Street, Pembroke Dock, co. Pemb.

1. Herbert Arthur Jones-Lloyd of Lancych, p. Clydey, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Mary Jones, the wife of William Jones, dealer, and John Edward Jones and Thomas Jones, farmers, all of Pantgwynbach, p. Clydey. Lease for 15 years of fields, formerly held with Pantgwynmawr Farm, called Parkylloi, Parkyrhos, Parkhenfoidr, and Parkgwyn, p. Clydey. Tenancy continued as a yearly tenancy from 29 Sept. 1926.

Schedule of deeds relating to freehold farms and lands called Pendre, Star, Havod, and Cwmcneifa in p. Clydey, co. Pemb., the property of H. A. Jones Lloyd, esq., and in mortgage to Messrs E. and W. G. Eaton Evans for securing £1,000 and interest.

1. Herbert Arthur Jones Lloyd of Lancych, Clydey, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Esther Williams and Margaretta Williams, spinsters, and Daniel Samuel Williams of Penralltbedw, Rhoshill, farmer. Tenancy Agreement for Cefncroes Farm, p. Clydey.