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1. Herbert Beavan, Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Beavan, Herbert Beavan the younger and Elizabeth Beavan (all as in No. 220);. 2. James Wellington of Hereford, tailor. Release (as further security and subject to the proviso specified therein) of the properties specified in No. 228 of 21 July 1716.

1. Edward Lewis, late of Copthall Court, but now of Swithin's Lane, London, gent., surviving devisee of Elizabeth Gronous, late of p. Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex, spinster, dec., sister and heir of Susannah Lowe, widow of [blank] Lowe, and who intermarried with Edward Barnston, late of London, sugar refiner, dec., and dec. before him without issue, and which said Elizabeth Gronous was surviving daughter and heir of James Gronous, late of said p. Saint Clement Danes, esq., dec.;. 2. Samuel Collins of p. Saint James within the liberty of Westminster, Middlesex, upholsterer, who with Margaret Gregory, wife of William Gregory of p. Llanvair, co. Mon., yeoman, Mary Tett, wife of Francis Tett of Henton Saint George, Somerset, plumber, and Ann Purnell, wife of Richard Purnell of Abergavenny, co. Mon., shoemaker, are the cousins and heirs of the said Elizabeth Gronous;. 3. Thomas Beavan of Crows Foot, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., and Mary his wife;. 4. Herbert Beavan the younger of said p. Clirow, gent., and Henry Williams of p. Landilo, co. Rad., tanner. Release of the m. called Tuy yn y werne, p. Clirow, co. Rad., together with all lands, etc., thereunto belonging, to uses. Witnesses: Fra[nci]s Fletcher, Devil Tavern, Temple Bar, and Phil[lip] Burton, Excheq[ue]r, Lincolns Inn.

1. Theodosius Griffiths of p. Clirowe, co. Rad., yeoman, Susannah his wife, and Sible Bromaigh of the same, widow of Humphrey Bromaigh, late of the same p., yeoman, dec.;. 2. James Gronous of p. St Clements Danes, Middlesex, esq. Lease And Release of the [other] half of the property specified in Nos 233-4 of 11-13 March 1725/6, with covenant to levy a fine. [Endorsed: 'Draw a bond to pay Mrs Bromaigh £5 per Ann. quarterly for life.'].

Two copies.

1. Theodosius Griffith of p. Clirow, co. Rad., yeoman, Susanna his wife, and Humphrey Bromaigh of the said p., yeoman;. 2. William Delahay of p. Llanigon, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release (being a mortgage for £60) of one half of the m. and lands called Tuy yn y Wern, p. Clirow, co. Rad., with covenant to levy a fine. Endorsed is:. 1729/30, March 13. Acknowledgement of the receipt of a further sum of £40 from Ury Delahay, only son and heir of the said William Delahay, and Mary Delahay, his widow, who were his joint executors.

1. Humphrey Bromaigh and Thomas Bromaigh, both of p. Clyrow, co. Rad., yeomen;. 2. James Bromaigh of p. Brilly, Herefordshire, and David Griffith of p. Clyrow, co. Rad., yeoman. Settlement (after the marriage of Theodosius Griffith of p. Clyrow aforesaid and Susannah Bromaigh, daughter of the said Huphrey Bromaigh) of the capital m. called Tuy yn y weern, p. Clyrow, co. Rad., wherein the first party dwell.

1. Potts Prosser of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent.;. 2. Matthew Jones of p. Dorston, Herefordshire, gent. Lease for one year of the m. and lands called Kae Evan panne, otherwise Cwmvelvet, otherwise Cwmpelfed, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Witnesses include Walter Churchey and William Morris, clerk to Mr Churchey.].

1. Ellinor Price, widow, and John Price, gent., both of p. Bettus Clirow;. 2. William Whitcombe the younger of p. Clirow and Thomas Beavan of p. Bettus Clirow, gent's. Lease for one year of the m. and lands called Kae yr Noyadd, p. Bettus Clirow.

1. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent.;. 2. Mary Beavan, daughter of Thomas Beavan of Bettus Clirow, gent., and Elizabeth Beavan, daughter of Samuell Beavan of Newchurch, gent. Mortgage for £60 of the properties specified in No. 228.

1. Henry Williams of Gwaine y Pentre, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., eldest son and heir apparent [sic] of James Williams by Hannah his wife, late of the said p., both dec.;. 2. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, gent. Grant of the parcels of land called Cwm Brieannogg and Cae danyr hierdier, and a quarter of an a. of meadow ground, all part of the land called Cwm pelvet Ycha alias tyr Issa, p. Clirow. [Boundaries specified include a way or lane from Crossfoote gate to Cabalva.].

Will dated 31 Dec. 1707. Inventory dated 24 Jan. 1707/8.

1. James Williams of Gwayne y Pentre, p. Clyrow, co. Rad., gent., Henry Williams of the same, his eldest son and heir apparent by Hannah his late wife, and Phillip Prichard of p. Hay, co. Brec., yeoman;. 2. Richard Godwyn of the Hurst house, p. Laugharne, co. Carm., gent., and Margarett his wife. Release (being a transfer of £100 mortgage and further mortgage for £100) of the m's and lands called Gwayn y Pentre and Cwmpelvet vcha alias tyr yssa (except a piece of meadow near the house called Crowsfoot), p. Clyrow, co. Rad. Endorsed are:. 1714/15, March 24. 1. Richard Godwin and Margarett his wife;. 2. Henry Williams. Receipt for £200. [Witnesses include John Barnett, vic[ar of] Clyrow.].

1. David Pugh of Monmouth, co. Mon., apothecary;. 2. Frances Pugh and Johanna Pugh, both of p. Porthscuett, co. Mon., spinsters. Lease for one year of the m. and tmt of lands called Cuum pelvet ucha alias y Tyr issia, in the occupation of the first party, p. Clyrow, co. Rad.

Estreat of the surrender by ?Monson Wilton of pieces of arable land in common fields called Handland Field and Swinmore Field, and a close of arable land called Hand Lands Hale alias Hand-lands Haire, in man. Preston upon Wye, p. Madley, Herefordshire, by the acceptance of John Morgan and Richard Bird.

1. William Powles of p. Preston upon Wye, Herefordshire, gent., and Mary his wife, only surviving heir of John Pritchard, late of Llullam, p. Madley, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Susanna his wife, both dec.;. 2. Thomas Beavan of Crows Foot, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent. Lease And Release of the property specified in No. 221 of 24 Feb. 1724/5, with covenant to levy a fine.

1. Susanna Beavan of p. Cliroe, co. Rad., widow, and Herbert Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, gent., her son and heir apparent;. 2. Zacheus Beavan of Cliroe aforesaid, glover, one of the younger sons of the said Susanna;. 3. John Pritchard of Lullam, p. Madley, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Susanna his wife. Release of the cottage or dwelling-house called Kaevenkethin wherein the second party dwells and two a. of land thereto belonging, p. Cliroe, co. Rad., to uses. Damaged.

1. Elizabeth Gronouse of p. Saint Clements Danes, Middlesex, spinster, only daughter and heir of James Gronouse, late citizen and upholsterer of London, dec.;. 2. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Beavan of Clirow aforesaid, their son and heir apparent, Herbert Beavan the younger, one other of the sons of the said Herbert Beavan the elder, and Elizabeth Beavan of p. Dymock, Gloucestershire, spinster, one of the dau's of the said Herbert Beavan the elder by the said Elizabeth;. 3. James Wellington of Hereford, tailor. Release (being a transfer of £200 mortgage) of the parcels of lands called the Mountain Close, the Mountain Meadow, the Raile Meadow, Y Caut Bach, the Plock by the Rail Meadow, Caediar Y forth, Y Roge Vach and Caye Dderwen, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Boundaries specified include: the common called Clirow Mountain, and the way leading from Clirow Mountain toward Keven Kethin and from thence towards Clirow church].

1. Dauid Kodowgan, p. Clirowe, co. Rad., yeoman, son and heir apparent of Kodowgan ap Dauid, late of Clirowe aforesaid, dec., and Elizabeth Haye of Clirowe aforesaid, widow, late wife of the said Kodowgan ap Dauid;. 2. Roger Thomas ap Ievan of Clirowe, yeoman. Grant of the m. wherein the said Dauid Kodowgan and Elizabeth Haye dwell, and the closes of land called Kae yr Mynydd, Kae oddy ar y ffordd, yr Erow viddog vach, Kae y therwen, y llaine Rwng y lleydiade, y Wern and Caute Bach, gwaith y gwr, Y Comm and yr Ardd o thyar y Tuy, in a place called Kevengethine, p. Clirowe.