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Index to Abstracts re Llandewy Brefy Estate, detailing deeds from 1726 to 1806. Badly damaged.

1. Thomas Smith of Nottingham, esq. 2. The Right Honourable Robert, Lord Carrington, Baron Carrington of Upton, co. Nottingham and John Smith of George Street Mansion House, London, banker. Lease and Release of estates (further described) in p. Llandewybrevy (formerly the property of Thomas Johnes esq., and purchased by 1 in 1804), in trust to 2, for 1, for life, then to be divided into 5 lots of specified values for the use of the 5 children (named) of 1, but subject to annuities payable to Mary Smith, wife of 1. Endorsed: Memorandum, dated 1 May 1816, that a messuage called Beynymaen, etc., (part of the estate) was sold to John Griffiths of Blaenafon co. Monmouth, gent., who in 1815 conveyed same to Thomas Jenkins and Thomas Price. Memorandum dated 19 Aug. 1819, the Brynymynach and part of another farm called Danylan or Tyr Gogoyan or Danylan Gogoyan (part of the estate) were mortgaged to David Griffiths in 1816. Note of enrolment in Chancery 23 May 1806.

Note of enrolment in Chancery 23 May 1806. Extracted from 'Forty fourth part of Close Rolls in the Forty Sixth year of King George the Third'.

1. William Morland and James Edwards both of Pall Mall, esqs., and Hugh Smith of Bloomsbury Square, all co. Middlesex, esqs. Smith of Bloomsbury Square, all co. Middlesex, esqs. 2. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan, esq. 3. John Jones of Derry Ormond. Lease and Release of property as in no. 162. Schedule of Deeds from 1733.

1. Ann James, widow (quer.). 2. John David, yeoman and Ann, his wife and Edward Francis and Rachel, his wife (deforc.). Fine of a messuage, 2 gardens and 53 acres in the parishes of Llanvare Cledogeu and Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan. Consideration: £60. Latin. L.H. indenture.

1. Hugh Smith, younger, of Lincolns Inn co. Middlesex, esq. 2. William Moreland of Pall Mall, James Edwards of the same and Hugh Smith of Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury, esqs. 3. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan. 4. John Jones of Derry Ormond, esq. 5. Hugh Jones of Lampeter, gent. Assignment of a term of 1000 years by 1, at request of 2 and 3, and at nomination and appointment of 4 to 5, in trust to 4, of property as in no. 162. Consideration: £1,600 by 4 to 2. Recitals from 1778.

Abstract of Title of Mr. William Rice to a messuage called Balendoithie, p. Llandewybrevy, (sold to the Reverend Stephen Jones, clerk), from 1768. [Cf. nos. 53, 62, 133-134, 179-180].

Legal expenses for preparing deeds re Blaendoithie [cf. no. 173].

1. The Right Honourable Robert Lord Carringtonm Baron Carrington of Upton, co. Nottingham, and John Smith of George Street Mansion House, London, banker. 2. Thomas Smith late of the town and county of Nottingham now of Court Henry, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Mary, his wife. 3. Thomas Smith the younger of Llandewy Brefy, co. Cardigan, esq. (elder son of 2), George Smith of Nottingham esq. (second son of 2), and Robert Smith of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. (third and youngest son of 2). 4. John Beadnell of Verulam Buildings, Grays Inn and William Ody of Lincolns Inn, gentlemen. 5. Frances Smith of Court Henry, spinster, youngest daughter of 2. Lease and Release by 1 at request of 2, and consent of 3 to 4, of a piece of land called Bron yr Helem, part of Foelallt demesne part of Ystrad Uchaf farm, consisting of messuages and pieces of land called Caer Leiniau, Caer Leiniau by the river, Dol y Bont, Ystrad east part, two slangs on Ystrad; part of Ystrad Isaf farm containing houses and parcels of land called Ddol fach, Ddol Isaf, Caebach, Waunfach, Caer Ystrad north, Caer ystrad south, ystrad, a slang of by pompren Llainnio [sic], a parcel called Ystrad fach; a farm called Ochory Garth; dan lan ffach farm comprising ten parcels of land; part of Bron yr Helem farm comprising parcels called Cae Berllan dowyll y maes, cae bron y groes, a parcel adjoining cae cwn y croes, a parcel called Gram, Cae Hen, ystrad, a slang adjoining Ystrad, two parcels part of Garth farm; a farm called Pistill Gwyn; part of Llana farm containing pieces of land called Cae Guinea, Rhos grynllyn cae grynllyn; part of Glanbrennig farm comprising Cae Isaf house, pieces of land called Cae Eithin, Rhosden, Cae bedw, part of Ddol ffrol on the north side of Brenning including the piece between the two branches of the river, two pieces on Garth and a farm called Godre'r Garth, all in p. Llandewy Brevy in trust for 2, for life, and after death of Mary Smith or marriage of Frances Smith to the use of the said F.S. and her heirs. 1 Are trustees of the property by nos. 165-166.

1. The Right Honourable Robert Lord Carringtonm Baron Carrington of Upton, co. Nottingham, and John Smith of George Street Mansion House, London, banker. 2. (A) Thomas Smith late of the town and county of Nottingham now of Court Henry, co. Carmarthen, esq., and (b) Mary, his wife. 3. (A) Thomas Smith, the younger, of Llandewy Brevy (eldest son of 2) and (b) Robert Smith of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex (third and youngest son of 2). 4. John Beadnell of Verulam Buildings, Grays Inn and William Ody of Lincolns Inn, gentlemen. 5. George Smith of Nottingham, esq. (second son of 2). Lease and Release to 5 of a share in Foelallt demesne (further described) now divided into 5 lots [cf. nos. 165-166] subject to an annuity of £118 to 2b, after death of 2a, and Appointment of other shares to 3a, 3b, Mary Smith the younger and Frances Smith, the other children of 2a and b.

1. Jenkin Davies of Maesycrigie, co. Carmarthen, esq. 2. William Rice of Ramsden, p. Shipton, co. Oxford (eldest son and heir of John rice, formerly of p. Llanddewybrevy, co. Cardigan and since of Roamsden, hosier, decd.). 3. Thomas Lewis of Llandilofawr, co. Carmarthen, gent. 4. Samuel Davies of Wern, p. Llanddewybrevy, farmer. 5. Stephen Jones of Penbrynblodin, p. Llandewybrevy, clerk. Lease and Release by 1, with consent of 2 to 5, of Blaendoithe, p. Llandewybrevy and Declaration of the Uses of a Fine. Consideration: £500 [cf. no 173].

1. Henry Yardley (quer.). 2. Thomas Walter and Margaret, his wife and John Pole and Mary, his wife (deforc.). Fine of 2 messuages, 2 granaries, 2 stables, 2 gardens, 2 orchards and 38 acres in Allesley Ceunden Ethrop [sic] [Allesley Coundon near Coventry]. Consideration: £70. Latin. L.H. Indenture.

Abstract of Title of Robert Pauncefote, formerly Smith, esquire to messuages called Cefn Gogowan and Glandulas Ucha, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, formerly part of the estate of Thomas Johnes of Dolecothey, co. Cardigan, esquire, decd., from 1804.

1. John Beadnell of Grays Inn and William Ody of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, gentlemen. 2. Thomas Smith formerly of Nottingham, now of Court Henry, co. Carmarthen, esq. 3. George Smith of Nottingham, second son of 2. Lease and Release by 1, at direction of 2 to 3, of part of Foelalt demesne, during life of 2, subject to £343 annuity to 2 during the joint lives of himself and Elizabeth Johnes, widow, and a £203 annuity of 2 if he survives the said E.J.

Proposal for a settlement to be made on the marriage of George Venables, clerk with Mary Lloyd, spinster, in pursuance of an Order in Chancery in 'Mary Lloyd and Jane Lloyd infants by their next friend, plaintiffs v. Mary Evans, widow, and David Lloyd, deforceants'. [This relates to the Cilrhug estate]. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

1. The Reverend George Venables of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, M.A., and Mary, his wife. 2. Mary Evans of Cardigan, widow. 3. Lazarus Jones of Liverpool, co. Lancaster and John Davies of Machynlleth, esqs. 4. Joseph Venables of Overton, co. Flint, clerk and Hugh Lloyd of Machynlleth, surgeon. Marriage Settlement (Lease and Release) in pursuance of Articles between 1, whereby a newly erected m. and other messuages in Cross Street, Oswestry, two messuages in Willow Street, a moiety of messuages called Kilrûg alias Keelrhug, Tallawine, Tythinllettyyrynn otherwise Park yr ynn, Cwm melin, Penyvorial, Tyryllainwen otherwise Llainwen, Llyestgors, Troedyrhiw, Penygraig and Fronfelen, messuages and water mills called Melin Kilypell otherwise Kilypell Mill otherwise Kilrug Mill and Felinissa, a messuage in tenure of Jane Williams and a cottage in tenure of David Thomas Richards, all in parishes of Llangeitho, Llanbadarn Odyn and Nantgwnlle otherwise Llangwnlle are settled to the uses of the marriage. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

1. Thomas George Nugent of Cardigan, surgeon, and Jane, his wife. 2. Reverend William Jones of St. Dogmells, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Joseph Bicknell of Staple Inn, London, esq. 3. Thomas Howell of Cardigan, esq., and Silvanus Howells of Morfa, co. Cardigan, esq. Articles of Agreement subsequent to the marriage, (dated 1808) of T.G.N. and Jane formerly Jane Lloyd, whereby property as in nos. 185-186 are settled to the uses of the marriage. Consideration: £600 part of the fortune of Jane Nugent. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

Attested Copies made 15 Feb. 1814.

1. William Morgan of p. Llansawell, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, and Rebecca, his wife. 2. Thomas Jones of Cwmyglow, co. Carmarthen, gent. Lease for a Year of Tyrpenylan, p. Llangyby, co. Cardigan.