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1 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 William Edwards of the Middle Temple, London, esq., and Walter Edwards of the Six Clerks Office, Chancery Lane, Middlesex, gent. 3 Thomas Edwards of the city of Bristol, esq. Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years by 1 and 2 to 3) of a copyhold m. together with several parcels of land belonging (37 a.) in man. St George [p. St George], co. Glam., lately purchased by 1 from Thomas, Viscount Windsor. Recites a bond of even date between 1 and 3 in £1,200 to secure repayment of £600 by 19 July 1716.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevanmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Morgan of Ruperra, esq. Bond in £200 to secure repayment of £100 on or before 30 Sept. next.

1 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Edward Colston of Mortlake, Surrey, esq. 3 John William of Lanedern, co. Glam., gent. Lease for 99 years determinable on three lives of a m. and five closes of land containing 6 a. of 'Laeth lethin' measure, p. L`andedern, bounded by the highway leading from Lanedern church towards Croes Tregarred on the north, to the lane called Corsugg on the west and the river Romney on the south (further boundaries given), a mansion house and 21 a. of land of Welsh measure in the said p., bounded on the west by a rivulet called Corsook and the land leading from the church towards Croes Tregarred on the south (further boundaries given), a parcel of land mearing on the lane aforesaid and the churchyard wall on the north and the river Rumney on the South (further boundaries given); a parcel of land (8 a.), p. St Mellons, co. Mon., from the new Cymmer downwards, partly joining the highway leading from the mill of 1 towards Lanrumney on the south part and the river Rumney on the north (further boundaries given), a parcel of land in p Lanedern containing 3 a. of Winchester measure joining the river Rumney on the south and west (further boundaries given), a parcel of land in p. Rumney containing 3 a. of Winchester measure, joining the river Rumney on the south and west (further boundaries given), reserving timber, mines and quarries; covenants relating to repairs. Consideration: surrender of a lease granted to 2 for by the trustee of l's father in 1707 and £250. Annual rent: £5, couple of fat capons and a couple of pullets on the Feast of Nativity, heriot. Duties: a man to work for two days during the corn harvest. Copy. Unfit for production.

1 As 1 in no. D56 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Richard Deere, clerk, rector of St Georges, co. Glam. Lease for 99 years determinable upon three lives of the premises specified in no. D55; covenants relating to repairs. Consideration: £100. Annual rent: £11.11.4, two capons on 1st Jan., heriot. Duties: one day's work at harvest. Endorsed: Renewed to Lewis Howell. Counterpart.

1 Hon. Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 James Pratt of p. Bassalleg, co. Mon., gent., and Richard Davies of Machen-forges, gent. B0ND in £140 to pay the three children of Peter Williams of Coedkernew, co. Mon., labr, sums of £25, £25 and £20. Recites that John Heage, dec., late servant to 1, by his will, dated 18 Nov. 1721, bequeathed the sums of [money abovementioned to the children of his brother in law, the said Peter Williams, and that 1 has undertaken to dispose of the sum of £70 for the benefit of the said children. Endorsed: Memorandum of even date that only £33 was actually paid to 1, receipts of the said children for payment of their legacies and interest, 22 June 1742 and 'No. (7)'.

Account for wages due to William David and for disbursements made on behalf of Sir Charles Kemeys together with receipt for the same.

1 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevan Mably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Williams of p. St Faggans, gent. Lease for 99 years determinable upon three m., barn, orchard, garden, 26 a. of land and 14 a. of land of Miskin measure called Lloyn y Fwalch, p. St Faggans (boundaries given), reserving timber, mines quarries, covenants relating to repairs. Consideration: surrender of a former lease wherein are two lives still in being and £24. Annual rent: 13s.6, a couple of fat capons every feast of Circumcision or 2s.6 in lieu, heriot. Duties: a day's labour at harvest or 6d.. Copy (1768). Letter from Samuel Price, St. Faggans, to Richard Escott, 4 Aug. 1768. Conformable to recipient's request he sends a copy of the lease which he found amongst the papers of his brother in law, Morgan Williams, lately dec., only son of the John Williams mentioned in the lease. His wife is the only surviving child of the said John Williams. If Sir Charles Kemeys Tynte will renew the lease he trusts it will be upon the same terms as with his other old tenants, Twelve years purchase has hitherto been paid and he is informed that Sir Charles does not advance the fine to any old tenant.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Greenfield of Cardiff, gent. Bond in £400 to secure repayment for £200 on or before 4 Jan. 1728.

1 Lady Jane Tynte, widow and relict of Sir John Tynte, bart, dec. 2 Lady Mary Tynte, widow, relict and administratix of Sir Halswell Tynte, bart, dec., eldest son of the said Sir John Tynte, for and on behalf of herself and her daughter, Mary, her only child by the said Sir John Tynte. 3 Sir John Tynte, bart, second son of the said Sir John Tynte. 4 Charles Tynte, esq, third son of the said Sir John Tynte. 5 Jane Tynte only daughter of the said Sir John Tynte. Articles Of Agreement comprising the following: (i) 1 to enjoy for life the lands limited to her in jointure comprised in the schedule to her marriage settlement of 22 Oct. 1706 and also £20 to be paid her half yearly by 3; (ii) that by Sir John Tynte's marriage settlement of 22 Oct. 1706 and by his will of 4 March 1709/10 the sum of £9,000 was to be raised for the portions of his younger children; that a large part of the said sum was raised during the minority of Sir Halswell which by the direction of the Court of Chancery was paid into the hands of Mr Raymond, the receiver, that Sir Halswell on receiving a large part of it, when he came of age, applied the same, together with the money arising from the personal estate of his father, to his own use, and whereas there was still a considerable sum in the hands of Mr Raymond's representatives about which a cause in Chancery was depending and because Sir Halswell in purchasing some real estate contracted debts, 1 should give an inventory of Sir Halswell's personal estate which had come into her hands and an account of what was still in the hands of the receiver's representatives, the residue of the personal estate to be applied towards discharging the sum of £9,000; (iii) the Court of Chancery to decide whether, in recompense for lands mistakenly inserted in the schedule of Sir Halswell's marriage settlement, the heir at law shall have other lands of equal value limited to her; (iv) the maintenance of the three younger children of Sir John Tynte, dec., be paid out of his personal estate or from the rent due from his real estate at the time of his death; (v) 3 to receive rents and profits of lands limited to him by Sir Halswell's marriage settlement and to pay for the maintenance of Sir Halswell's daughter.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Thomas Stringer of the city of Bristol, mercer. Bond in £240 to secure repayment of £120 on 18 Sept. next.

1 Arthur Bevan of the cb of Carmarthen, esq., and Bridgett his wife, Thomas Lloyd of Derwith, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, which said Bridgett and Elizabeth are the surviving nieces and administrators of the goods of Richard Vaughan late of Grays Inn, Middlesex, esq., dec. 2 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevemably, co. Glam., bart, son and heir of Sir Charles Kemeys late of the same, bart, dec. 3 John Hanbury of Pontypool, co. Mon., esq., John Hanbury of Power Street, London, merchant, and Peniston Lamb of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq. 4 George Beaumont of Stayton, Leicestershire, bart, Thomas Baton of Catley, Cambridgeshire, esq., Anthony Keck of p. St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex, gent., William Bromley of Bargington, Warwickshire, esq., and Edward Harley the younger of Lincolns Inn, esq. Assignment by 1, 2 and 3 to 4, of three judgements recovered in the Court of Exchequer against 2 for £20,000 (£18,000 to JH and PL and £2,000 to 2). Recites that upon an account drawn in 1684 2 owed his brother George Kemeys £1,227.8.7, 3/4 and his sisters Mary and Anne £2,321.10.51/2 and £1,742.8.31/4 respectively, being legacies bequeathed to them by their father Sir Charles Kemeys and by their mother Dame Margaret Kemeys and that 1 was indebted to Francis, lord Guilford, in several sums amounting to £7,000 which was secured by demise for 1,000 years of Kevenmably and all l's lands in co. Glam., that in 1683 GK, MK and AK recovered judgements against 2 for the sums of money owed to them and that in 1684 they assigned the same to Francis, lord Guilford, that in 1692 the executors of the late lord Guilford assigned the same to Edward Colston of London, merchant, for £12,821.17.10, and that 2's father owed several other sums of money to EC amounting altogether to £16,437.4.0, that in 1723 the executors of EC assigned the judgements to John Hanbury of Pontpool and Richard Vaughan, that RV died intestate and that administration of his estate was granted to 1, and that in 1732 JH of Pontpool assigned the same to JH of Tower Street and Peniston Lamb for £18,000. Counterpart.

Account of land and window taxes due upon premises in p. Llanvedow, co. Glam., together with receipt for payment of the same.

Account of taxes paid on behalf of the late Sir Charles Kemeys, bart, in p. Peterstone, co. Mon., together with receipt of payment of the same.