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Estreat from the court roll of the lordship of La[n] vaire Dyscoed, recording the surrender by Morris Lewis of the parish of Christchurch, co. Monmouth, gent., youngest son of David Lewis, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, late of Lanmellin, both deceased, of an acre of land called ffynnon Botte, in English Botts well, to the use of William Lewis of Bergavenny, gent., eldest son of the said David and Elizabeth.

Declaration by John Carter of Clevedon, co. Somerset, esq., touching the issue (eight brothers and sisters, specified by name) of his father Edwin Carter late of the parish of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, gent., and also touching a principal sum of £3110 specified in no. 121.

Declaration by John Carter the younger and Charles Carter both of the parish of Clifton in the city and county of Bristol, brewers and maltsters, touching the mortgage contained in no. 121, comprising the shares of the declarants in the estate devised to them by the will of their lte brother Edwin Carter, deceased.

1 William Tiley of West Park in the city of Bristol, gent. 2 James Edgar Chapman of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, timber merchant. Assignment, to secure £236 2s 10d, of the mortgage contained in no. 98.

1 Thomas Stokes late of the hamlet of Hardwick, co. Monmouth, but now of Stanshaw Court, co. Gloucester, esq. 2 Paul Morgan of the town of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, esq. Lease And Release of two parcels of land [described on wrapper as Poors Patch] in the parish of Chepstow aforesaid.

Final Concord in a fine between Henry Morgan, plaintiff, and Walter Aldey and Mary, his wife, deforciants, of one messuage and 120 acres of land in Hardwick and in the parish of Chepstowe [co. Monmouth]. Latin. Two copies.

Extract from the reistry of the Eposcopal Court of Bristol, recording the grant of the administration of the estate of Dutton Grimes late of the city of Bristol, schoolmaster, deceased, intestate, to Richard Grimes of the said city, schoolmaster, his eldest son. Intestate died 19 July 1805.

Will dated 10 May, 1811.

1 John Carter of Clifton, co. Gloucester, brewer. 2 Thomas Bridgen of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, esq. Bond for the payment of 800 specified in a deed of mortgage of even date.

General Release from Joane Williams of Little Drury Lane, parish of St Mary Savoy, co. Middlesex, widow, to John Catchmay of Trelegg, co. Monmouth, esq.

Extract from the Church Book of the United Brethren in Maudlin lane, Bristol, recording the death (19 July, 1805) and burial (26 July, 1805) of Dutton Grimes.

Administration with the will annexed of the estate of Jenkin Philipps late of Matherne, co. Monmouth and diocese of Llandaff, deceased, granted to Henry Morgan, guardian at law of Thomas Philipps and William Philipps, younger sons of the testator (the executor Elizabeth Philipps, wife of the testator, having died before administration was complete). Will dated 24 August 1729.

1 John Carter of the parish of Clifton, late in co. Gloucester, but now within the borough of the city of Bristol and co. of the same, brewer. 2 Thomas Bridgen of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, esq. Surcharge, to secure £1000, of plots of land, etc., in the said parish of Clifton.

1 John Carter of Clifton in the borough of the city of Bristol, maltster and brewer. 2 Edwin Carter of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, esq. Articles Of Agreement for arranging differences touching the validity of a codicil to the will of Thomas Bridgend of Chepstow aforesaid, esq.

General Release, pursuant to the articles of agreement contained in no. 113, from Edwin Carter of the town of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, esq., administrator (with the will annexed) of the estate of Thomas Bridgen late of the same, esq., deceased, to his father John Carter of Clifton in the borough of the city of Bristol, maltster and brewer.

Order of the Master of the Rolls for the discharge of the receiver and vacation of recognizances in the suit of Edwin Carter, plantiff, against John Carter, defendant.

Case, and opinion of T. Chandless, Lin[colns] Inn, touching the payment of arrears of annuities and a legacy bequeathed to Lydia Bruidgend by the will of her aunt Anne Morgan, 12 March, 1818, and her brother Thomas Bridgen, 12 August 1834.

Opinion of Eric Rudd, Linc[olns] Inn Fields, touching the South Wales Railway and devisees of Mr Edwin Carter. [Reference to purchase of part of lands called Thornwells]. Copy.

Licence To Agree in a fine between Robert Witherell and Jacob Easterbrook, plaintiffs, and William Harris and Ann, his wife, deforciants, of one messuage, etc., and one acre of land in the parish of Clifton, co. Gloucester. Copy of entry at the King's Silver Office, Temple, attested 24 September 1825.