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1 John Bishop of Dolgarreg, co. Carmarthen, County Court judge. 2 David Jones Lewis of Llwyncelyn, parish of Llanwrda, esq. 3 Daniel Audley Thomas, gent., and Mary Thomas, Anne Thomas, Catherine Thomas, and Margaret Thomas, spinsters, all of Gerwyn House, Stone Street, Llandovery. Mortgage for £800 of a term of 500 years on farms and lands in the parishes of Llanwrda, Llansadwrn, and Conwil Cayo, and of properties in the parish of Llanwrda for a term of 99 years. (Properties listed in appended schedules). See also no. 5001.

1 David Jones Lewis of Llwyncelyn, parish of Llanwrda, co. Carmarthen, esq. 2 John C. Prothero of St. George's Rectory, Orcheston, co. Wilts, clerk. 3 Thomas Morgan Joseph-Watkin of the Heralds College, Queen Victoria Street, co. London, barrister. 4 Thomas Phillips of Picton Villa, parish of Llandingat, co. Carmarthen, solicitor. Appointment of new trustees of No. 3168 of 30 Oct. 1869 and of a term created thereby.

Papers (letters, accounts, etc.) relating to the Llwyncelyn estate, etc., including letters, 1931, concerning an annuity of £2 to Tabor chapel.

1 Meryn Lewis of Llwyncelyn, parish of Llanwrda, co. Carmarthen, articled clerk. 2 Douglas Thomas Maybery Jones of Llandovery, solicitor. Disentailing Assurance of the properties specified in No. 3168 of 30 Oct. 1869.

Incomplete draft. See also nos 3194-97.

Will dated 24 Oct. 1765. Witnesses: Thomas Thomas, Maes y Llan, Evan Rees, Lletty Glyd, and Tho[ma]s Jones, Cwm y Glaw.

1 Thomas Rees, gent. 2 John Harris, gent., both of the parish of Llansadurn, co. Carmarthen. Lease for one year of the messuages and lands called Tyr Rees Goch ap Jenkin Gwynne, Kae'r Llowarch, Tyr Morgan pen y Garn, and Kae'r Gwndwn, parish of Llansadurn. Witnesses: Philip Pugh of Cluny March and Tho[ma]s Jones, [Cwm-y-glaw]. See also no. 3250.

1 Thomas Jones of the parish of Peterstow, co. Hereford, clerk. 2 David Williams of Brindifan, parish of Llansadurne, co. Carmarthen, gent., formerly David Rowland, Elizabeth his wife, and William Williams of the same place, eldest son and heir apparent of the said David Williams by Jane his first wife, deceased. 3 Daniel Jones of Glanbrane, co. Glamorgan, esq. 4 Thomas Jones of Carmarthen, gent. 5 Owen Rees of Cappel dewy, co. Carmarthen, esq. Release of the properties specified in Nos. 3231-2 of 11-12 March 1772, and assignment of a term of 99 years therein. Witnesses: Thomas Price, Lamb, Llandovery, Edw[ar]d Jones, [Llandovery], and John Holder and Younger Williams, both of Ross, Herefordshire. See also no. 3239.

1 Thomas Rudderch of the parish of Llansadwrn, co. Carmarthen, gent. 2 Thom[as Harries] of the same parish, gent. Agreement to sell the messuage and lands specified in Nos. 3252-3. Damaged.

1 Thomas Rudderch of the parish of Llansadurn, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Mary his wife. 2 Thomas Harries of the parish of Llansadurn, gent. Lease And Release declaring the uses of a fine of the messuage and lands formerly called Tyr John ap John ar y Mynidd, and now called Tyr Pant y Meibion Gleyson, and a cottage heretofore in the tenure of Cunwil Morgan Rudderch and now of Harry Pugh, parish of Llansadurn. Witnesses: Dan. Price, Talley, and Lewis Jones, [Cwm-y-glaw]. See also no. 3251.

1 Thomas Evans of the parish of Llansadurn, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Mary his wife. 2 John Evans of the parish of Llansadurn, cordwainer. Lease And Release and Appointment of the property specified in Nos. 3242-3 of 3-5 June 1770. Witnesses: John Bowen, Bryn, and Dan. Price of Talley. Endorsed is:. 1824, March 15. Authority from John Evans for the said property to be a security to Mr James, attorney, Llandilo, for money due and arrears of rent. See also no. 3246.

1 Thomas Jones, gent. 2 William Jenkin, farmer, both of the parish of Llansadurn, co. Carmarthen. Lease for 19 years wanting 6 days of the messuage and lands called Glanmarles, parish of Llansadurn, except the water grist mill, the cottage thereto adjoining, the garden, Cae Cwm, Wayn Goch, Park yr rhufel, Cae bach, Cae pistill, and Cae Cnwch, and reserving liberty for the first party to pass over Cae pen y bom pren and Cae tyr ucha to the river Marless between 1 Dec. and 1 March every year to fetch stones.

1 James James of Ynyssau, parish of Conwil Cayo, co. Carmarthen, farmer. 2 Anna Margaretta Jenkins of Llandovery, widow. 3 John Morgan of Llandovery, gent. 4 Thomas Davies of Cwmyresker, of the parish of Llansadwrn, co. Carmarthen, farmer. 5 William Williams of Llandovery, maltster. Lease And Release of a field in the parish of Llansadwrn in the occupation of Thomas Davies, to uses, assignment of a term of 500 years therein, with covenant to produce a deed, 1758.

Memorandum of a transfer of £192. 15. 1. mortgage from John Davies, Merdy Ucha, Llansadwrn, to Mr Thomas Morgan of Bryn, Llansadwrn, (at the request of Mr Thomas Ingram), undertaking to assign, and accounts relating thereto.

Papers (appointment of John Rhys Price of Plâs-y-dderwen, Llandovery, co. Carmarthen, land agent, to be steward, and particulars of chief rent) relating to the manors or lordships of Llansadwrn, Pentrecynydd, Taliaris and Cwmliog.

1 The Very Reverend Henry Donald Maurice Spence Jones of the Deanery, Gloucester, dean of Gloucester cathedral. 2 Louise Madeline Maria Spence Jones of Pantglas, co. Carmarthen, wife of the first party, and Cecil John Herbert Spence Jones of Pantglas aforesaid, Major, H. M. Army. 3 John Bevan of Dolfeinog, parish of Llansadwrn, co. Carmarthen, gent., J. P. Grant (by way of appointment) of a piece of pasture land in the parish of Llansadwrn aforesaid, with covenant to produce deeds, 1875-1909. Plan in margin.