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Release, being a mortgage of a capital m. called Llanllier, a water corn grist mill called Melin Llanllier, and several m's in p. Istrad, m's in p's Dyhewid and Trevillan, the yearly tolls, profits, etc. of the fairs kept in the town or village of Tallysarne, m's in p. Llanbadarn Trefeglwys called Nant Coy and Cwm nanfynydd, m's and lands called Tir David ap Howell goch, alias Tir Hendre Phillipp, Tir Rees David ap Howell goch, alias Tir y wrag len vawre, Tir Pwllyr hwch, Tir kae y Rhyge, Tir Evan Llewelin Walter, and Tir y Cwm hir, a toft or tmt called Tir David Llwyd David ap Evan Duy, containing four parcels called Tir gwag a chist, y Llayne ar warr y Clawdd, y Llane ar geven garthely, and yr Errow Wenn, with one other parcel thereto belonging called Llan y Delin, a toft or tmt and parcels called Tir Kae y Rhyge, Tir Rhosse y Bulch, Tir pen y gamwen, and Anghereg Wyrfil, and one other toft or tmt called Lle Tuy Evan Llwyd.

Bond relating to Nos 15 - 16 dated 1664, Dec. 6.

Affidavit relating to Nos 15 - 16 dated 1664, Dec. 6.

Notes on the title of William Sumner to the manor of Llanllier and other lands in co. Card. mortgaged to him by William Lloyd, and queries as to steps to be taken for the recovery of these.

1. William Sumner of Pollycott in p. Ashendon, Buckinghamshire, gent. 2. Henry Sumner of Donnington, alias Dynton, Buckinghamshire, gent., son and heir apparent of the said William. Settlement concerning the capital m. or mansion house called Llanllier, a water corn grist mill called Melyn Llanllier, and other m's in p. Istrad, co. Card., a m. in p. Dihewid in co. Card., m's in p. Trevilan, also in co. Card., the yearly tolls, profits, etc. of the fairs kept in the town or village of Tallisarne, co. Card., and all other the lands, tmt's, etc. of the said William Sumner in p's Istrad, Dihewid, and Trevilan conveyed to him by William Lloyd, John Jones, and James Lewis; also concerning certain sums of money due to the said William Sumner by bond and statute staple.

Documents relating to a suit between Henry Sumner, esq., plaintiff, and Bridgett Lloyd, relict of William Lloyd, dec., Charles Lloyd, son and heir of the said William Lloyd, William Jenkins, the grandson and heir of David Parry, esq., dec., an infant, by his guardian, John Lloyd, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, Lettice Lloyd (the said Elizabeth and Lettice being daughters and co-heirs of Thomas Lloyd, the elder brother of the said William Lloyd, also dec.), Thomas Lloyd, esq., Katherine Lloyd, Lettice Bowen, alias Lloyd, and Morgan Lloyd, defendants. William Lloyd of Llanllier, co. Card., husband of the defendant, Bridgett Lloyd, had mortgaged the capital m. of Llanllier and other sections of the estate in p's Istrad, Trevillan, and Dihewid in co. Card. to William Sumner of Pollicott in p. Ashendon, Buckinghamshire (father of the plaintiff, Henry Sumner), since dec. The money had not been repaid and the property had lapsed to the mortgagee's son. His claims to certain parts of the estate were being resisted by defendants. 21. Answer of Thomas Lloyd, esq., dated 22 April 1669. 22. Answer of Reginald Jenkins, father of William Jenkins, an infant, 24 April 1669. 23. Answer of William Jenkins, an infant, by Reignald Jenkins, esq., his father, 18 Jan. 1670/1. 24. Answer of Bridgett Lloyd, widow, and Charles Lloyd, gent., an infant, by the said Bridgett, his guardian, 18 Oct. 1669. 25. Further answer of the said Bridgett Lloyd, 19 Jan. 1670/1. 26. Answers of Morgan Lloyd, gent., Lettice Bowen, alias Lloyd, widow, and Katherine Lloyd, widow. 27. Exceptions taken by the plaintiff to the answer of Lettice Lloyd. 28-29. Exceptions taken by the plaintiff to the answers of William Jenkins. 30. Interrogatories to be administered to witnesses on behalf of the plaintiff. 31. Interrogatories to be administered on behalf of the plaintiff with the depositions of Rees Parry of St Dogmells, co. Pemb., gent., and George Lewis of Langoedmore, co. Card., gent., 22 Sept. 1671. 32. Depositions of Griffith Evans of p. Nantgwnlley, co. Card., clerk, and Roger Rees of p. Trevillan, co. Card., on behalf of the defendants, 22 Sept. 1671. 33. Affidavit of William Pleasted of Dynton, Buckinghamshire, concerning a forcible entry at Llanllier by some of defendants, 30 May 1671. 34. Affidavit of Thomas White of Chilton, Buckinghamshire, concerning a forcible entry into Llanllier by some of defendants, 11 July 1671. 35. Affidavit of Thomas Cooke of Okeley, Buckinghamshire, yeoman, concerning the seizure of hay by defendants, 23 Jan. 1671/2. 36-37. Pleadings arising out of the claim of Bridgett Lloyd, defendant, to certain of the lands in dispute as her dower lands, 1670-1. Latin. 38. Order for Bridgett Lloyd to proceed to trial on a writ of dower, 11 July 1670. 39. Order for Bridgett Lloyd to proceed to trial on a writ of dower, 20 Feb. 1670/1. 40. Order concerning payments to be made in respect of her dower lands, and concerning securities for the cession of such dower lands which would be adjudged to be her rightful possessions, 7 June 1671. 41. Return from John Parry, Samuel Evans, Thomas Lewis, and Griffith Lloyd, commissioners appointed by writ dated 31July 1672 (copy of which is annexed) to enter into certain of the lands in dispute in p's Trevillan and Ystrade and to apportion and allot part of these to the defendant, Bridgett Lloyd, as her dower, 21 Sept. 1672. 42. Another copy of No. 37. 43. An account by Sir Nathaniel Hobart of the sums of money due from the plaintiff to Bridgett Lloyd in respect of the dower lands claimed by her, and an order for the cession of the lands assigned to her as such, 9 Dec. 1672. 44. Court order for the payment by the plaintiff to Bridgett Lloyd of certain sums in respect of her dower lands and for the cession of such property as had been assigned to her, 13 Dec. 1672. 45. Brief for plaintiff to move against the award of damages and arrears to Bridgett Lloyd in respect of dower lands, Dec. 1672. 46. Brief for plaintiff endorsed 'to move on Thursday ye 18th of May 1671'. 47. Copy of No. 46 endorsed 'To 2nd a motion ye 18th of May 1671'. 48-54. Notes and outlines of case, etc. 55. A note of writings, etc. belonging to Mr Henry Sumner and delivered by Mr John Nicholls to Mr George Edwards by the directions of the Master of the Rolls, 26 Feb. 1672/3. 56. A list of tenants who had attorned to Mr Sumner. 57. Petition of William Jenkins, defendant, against a certain order in court, May 1672. 58. Writ enforcing a decree of the Court of Chancery whereby the plaintiff was to obtain possession of the estate in dispute, 11 March 1674/5.

1. Sir John Lewis of Abernant bychan, co. Card., kt, John Parry of Dolyvonddy, co. Mont., gent., and Thomas Parry of St Dogmells, co. Pemb., gent. 2. Thomas Lloyd, esq., and William Lloyd, gent., both of Llanllire, co. Card. Release of the capital m. called Llanllire in co. Card., a water corn grist mill called Melin Llanllire in co. Card., m's in p's Istrad, Dyhewyd, and Trevillan, co. Card., the tolls, profits, etc. of the fairs kept yearly in the town or village of Tallyesarne, co. Card., and two m's called Nant koy and Cwm Nantfynydd in p. Llanbadarn trefeglwys in co. Card., being the estate of David Parry, late of Noyadd, co. Card., esq., dec.

Will of Thomas Lloyd of Llanlleer, co. Card., esq., referring to m's called Nantkoy and kwmman vynidd in p. Llanbadarn trefeglwys, m's called Havod y gorse, blaen Rhw allen, Doleykoyon, Tyr Pengloge, Tir Troed yr Rhw, Tyr dan yr allt goch, Tir Pen yr heol, and Tir John G.... in p. Trevilan, m's and lands called Tir y velindre ycha, Tir y velindre vach, Tir blaen y wern ddy, Tir Pen bryn mawr, Tir Kyl Erwisk vach, Tir pen maes kelly, and Tir dan yr allt y gigvraen in p. Ystrad, a m. called Tir Tre bervedd in p. Dyhewyd, m's called Kyl y bwn and Lletty yr Saer in p. Trevilan, m's called Tir y braynog, Tir pen y lan las, and blaen kum Ergy in p. Trevilan, a m. called Glan y wern in p. Ystrad, a close called Parke y porth and two closes near Pont y brenin, being part of the demesne of Llanlleer, the lordships of Llanthewy brevy and Nantgwnlle, a house and garden at Talysarn, the capital m. called Llanlleer, with a mill, and lands in p's Henvenew and Llannarth, all in co. Card.

Copies of:. (A) A statute staple, whereby William Lloyd of Llanllire, co. Card., esq., binds himself to pay William Sumner of great Pellicott in p. Ashenden, Buckinghamshire, gent., the sum of £800. 28 Nov. 1656. (B) A writ for the seizure of William Lloyd and for an extent of his estate for non payment of the said sum of £800. 7 Feb. 1666/7. (C) An inquisition re the lands and goods of the said William Lloyd. These included the m's of Llanllire, Vellendre yssa, Velindre ycha, Pen y Bryn Mawr, Blaen y wern ddry, Pen y lan vach, Llannerch vach, tir Glan y wern, and Velindre vach, and a water mill called Melin Llanllir in p. Ystrad, and m's and tmt's called Y Braynog, Lletty'r Saer, Keel y Bwn, Pen yr heol, Pen ylan, alias Blaen Cwm ergi, Pen ylan las ycha, Pen y lan yssa, tir penglogod, pen rhyw allen, Havod y gorse, Tyle Coyon, Theod yr rhiw Isor, Parke'r dre, and tir oddiar yr Eglws, and several houses in p. Trevilan, all in co. Card. 16 May 1667. (D) A writ for the seizure of the above lands in order to satisfy William Sumner. 23 Oct. 1668. Latin except for (a).

Bill Of Complaint of William Sumne of Dynton, Buckinghamshire, gent., against his son, Henry Sumner, who, in combination with John Nicholls, an attorney, was defrauding him of his estate both real and personal.

1. William Sumner of Great Pollicott in p. Ashenden, Buckinghamshire, gent. 2. William Lloyd of Llanllier, co. Card., esq. Defeazance of a statute staple for £800.

Notes on a suit between Griffith Lloyd, plaintiff, and Henry Sumner, defendant, concerning the title to lands in ? co. Card.

1. Giles Longe, citizen and salter of London, and Thomas Harborne of Aylsbury, Buckinghamshire, gent. 2. Henry Sumner of Dynton, alias Donington, Buckinghamshire, son and heir of William Sumner, late of Pollicott, Buckinghamshire, gent., dec. Declaration by the said Giles Longe and Thomas Harborne that their names had only been used in trust in indentures of 4 Dec. 1656 and 18 Sept. 1662; also a release of the m's involved in these indentures. See Nos 7 and 13.

1. Giles Long, citizen and salter of London. 2. Henry Sumner of Dynton, alias Donington, Buckinghamshire, esq., son and heir of William Sumner, late of Pollicott, Buckinghamshire, gent., dec. Declaration by the said Giles Long that his name was used only in trust in an indenture of 4 Dec. 1656 (see No. 7 of 4 Dec. 1656), and an assignment of the property conveyed in that indenture.

1. Thomas Lloyd of Porthwryd, co. Carm., esq., administrator of the goods of Bridgett Lloyd, his late wife, one of the daughters and heirs of and legatee named in the will of Thomas Lloyd, late of Llanllyr, co. Card., esq., dec. 2. Henry Sumner of Dynton, Buckinghamshire, esq. Release of the capital m. called Llanllyre in co. Card., a water corn grist mill called Melyn Llan Llyre, and m's called Havod Y Gorse, Blaen Rhwallen, Dolle Koyon, Tyr pen y Gloy, Troyd yr Rhw, Tyr Dan yr Alt Coy, Tyr pen yr heoll, and Tyr John Gardiner, all in p. Trevillan, and m's called Tyr Velindre ycha, Tyr Velindre Vach, Blaen y wend dly, Tyr-yn mawr, Tyr Killer Wiske vach, Tyr penemaes kelly, and Tyr Dan yr Alt y gigvrach in p. Ystrad, all in co. Card.

1. Edward Carew of p. St Martine in the ffeilds, Middlesex, gent., and Lettice, his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of and legatee named in the will of Thomas Lloyd of Llanllier, co. Card., esq., dec. 2. Henry Somner of Dynton, Buckinghamshire, esq. 3. John Nicholls of p. Black ffryers, London, gent., and Samuell Evans of Talisarne, co. Card., gent. Covenant to levy a fine on the capital m. called Llanllier in co. Card., a water corn grist mill called Mellin Llanllier in co. Card., m's called Havidy gosse, Blaen Rhuallen, Dolle Keynew, Tyr Pengloge, Tyr Troyd yr Rhw, Tyr dan y ralt Coy, Tyr Penyr rheoll, Parke y drey, Tyr John Gardener, and Hugh Bevans in Talisarne, and the tolls of the two fairs of Tallysarne, all which last mentioned premises were in p. Trevillan, co. Card., m's called Velindre ycha, Tyr Velindre vach, Blaeny werne dly, Tyr Pen brin mawr, Tyr Killer wiske vach, Tyr Pene mas kelly, Tyr dan y rallt y gigvrane, and Byr Lloyd, all in p. Istrad, co. Card., and other parts of the estate of Thomas Lloyd, dec., which had been or were in the possession of Edward Carew and Lettice, his wife.

Inquisition dated 25 Nov. 1680 into the extent of the lands of William Lloyd, late of Llanllere, co. Card., dec., as it was in Feb. 1655/6. Property mentioned: the capital m. called Llanleere, m's called Tir Bachy velindre, Tir ymlaen y werne vawr, Tir Peny Bryn Mawr, Tir y Llanerth vach, Tir peny lanvach, and Tiry velindre, and four other m's and gardens in p. Istrad, and m's called Tir Havody Gorse, cwm Ergi, Peny Glogge, Tir Troed yr Rhiw, Tir Oddiar yr Eglwys, alias Tir Hugh David Jenkin, Tir Pen yr heol, and Tir Pen y Lan Las, and closes called Parke yr Dre in p. Trevilan. Writ ordering the inquisition, dated 23 Oct. 1680. Copies. Latin.