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Declaration of Thomas Harries, William Harries, Janet Harries, Elizabeth Lewis and Margaret Evans (all as in No. 307) touching the descendants of their grandfather, John Powell, formerly of Cwmwysk, and the properties specified therein.

1 Howell Morgan of Aberhyvder, p. Llywell, co. Brec., esq. 2 Howell Powell of p. Llywell. Bond to perform covenants. Damaged by damp.

Will dated 30 Nov. 1889.

1. John Harris Thomas (as in No. 312);. 2. John Davies (as in No. 312). Agreement to sell the property specified therein.

1. Thomas Thomas of 1 High Street, Abercanaid, Merthyr Tudful, co. Glam., commercial traveller;. 2. John Harries Thomas of the same place, grocer;. 3. John Davies of Aberhyddnant, p. Crai, co. Brec., farmer. Grant of the properties specified in No. 307, all now in p. Crai aforesaid.

1. James Parry of Trostre, p. Llandevaylog Tref-y-Graig, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. Gregory Parry of Eton College, MA, one of the sons of the first party. Lease And Release of two m's and lands called Prior Bach alias Subprior, p. Llan-y-werne, and Bounden Wal, p. Llanvihangell Tal-y-Llyn, co. Brec. [References to money lent by the second party to his brother Emmanuel Parry and to sums of money received from Lewis Jones of Tal-y-Llyn, cl[erk], John Williams of Cumdy, esq., Madam Mary Vaughan of Trebarried, widow, Henry Powell of Tile Glase, cl[erk], and Walter Vaughan of Llanvillo, yeoman.].

1. James Parry of Trostrey [palimpsest], p. Llanywerne, co. Brec., esq., and Gregory Parry, MA, his second son;. 2. Elizabeth Penry, widow, and Elizabeth Penry, spinster, her eldest daughter, both of Brecon, co. Brec.;. 3. Charles Hughes of Trostrey, co. Mon., esq., William Phillipps, esq., and Charles Penry, gent., both of Brecon, co. Brec., John Watkins of Penyrwrlodd, co. Brec., esq., and Joshua Parry of Llangastey Tall y llin, co. Brec., gent. Settlement (previous to the marriage of the said Gregory Parry and Elizabeth Penry, spinster) of the capital m. and lands called Llandevayloge TrefyGraige, parcels of land and meadow acquired by Philipp Parry the elder of Llandevayloge, esq., dec., and a m. and lands called Curr y gaer, p. Llandevaylog Tref y graig, the properties specified in Nos 315-16, the m. and lands called Glandwr, the water corn mill called Glandwr Mill, a meadow thereunto adjoining, two parcels of arable land used with the said mill, and a field lying within tmt Glandwr, p's Llanvillo and Llandevayloge Tref y graig, and a meadow called Gwrlod Lloyn Bedow, p. Llanvyllo, all in co. Brec. Examined copy.

Witnesses: William Williams of Llandevailog, farmer, Jenny Jones, servant with Mr Parry, and Hugh Bold. Copy.

Copy.

1 The Hon. John Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. 2 Philip Morgan of p. Devynnock, co. Brec., gent. Lease for the lives of David, John, and Philip, sons of the second party, aged about sixteen, six, and two years, respectively, of a m. and lands called Tyr Lloyn Bedow alias Tyr Thomas John Philip, ht Glynne, p. Devynnock, co. Brec.

1. Catherine Wilkins of Swansea, co. Glam., widow;. 2. The Rev. Charles Vaughan of Bath, Somerset, clerk;. 3. Richard Jeston Case, late of No. 3 Southampton row, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, but now of Mortlake, Surrey, esq., and Louisa Elizabeth Case of the same place, spinster, only child and heiress of Elizabeth, late wife of the said Richard Jeston Case, dec.;. 4. George Hollis of Winchester, esq., and the Rev. George Parry Hollis of West Tytherly, clerk, both of Southampton;. 5. Charles Gabell of Crickhowell, co. Brec., gent.;. 6. Thomas Bold of Brecon, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release to make the fifth party a tenant to the freehold for suffering a recovery with double voucher of parcels of land and meadow acquired by Philip Parry the elder of Llandefayloge, esq., dec., and a m. and lands called Cwr y gaer, p. Llandefayloge Tref y graig, the m. and lands called Prior bach, p. Llanywerne, the m. and lands called Glandwr, the water corn mill called Glandwr Mill, a meadow thereunto adjoining, two parcels of land used with the said mill, and a field lying within tmt Glandwr, p's Llanvillo and Llandevaylog Tref y graig, and a meadow called Gwrlod lloyn Bedw, p. Llanvillo, all in co. Brec. Examined copies.

Examined copy.

1. George Hollis of Winchester, Southampton, esq.;. 2. George Parry Hollis of West Tytherley, Southampton, clerk;. 3. George Ward of Northwood Park, Isle of Wight, esq. Release and Confirmation (subject to a proviso for redemption) of the m. and lands called Cur y Gare, and the house and close called Tir y Prior or the Priory House and Close or Prior Bach, p. Llandevailog and Llanwern, co. Brec.

1. Louisa Elizabeth Case of Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, spinster;. 2. George Hollis of Winchester, esq. and the Rev. George Parry Hollis of West Tytherley, clerk, both of Southampton, the Rev. Charles Vaughan of Bath, Somerset, clerk and Catherine Wilkins of Swansea, co. Glam., widow. Covenant to deliver Nos 320-1 and to produce the originals.

1. George Hollis of Winchester, Southampton, esq., and the Rev. George Parry Hollis, clerk, and Jane Hollis, Anne Hollis and Catherine Hollis, spinsters, his only children by Jane his late wife;. 2. George Ward of Northwood Park, Isle of Wight, esq.;. 3. Charles Wood of Pontefract, Yorkshire, esq., late a major in HM 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons;. 4. William Lake of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, gent. Lease And Release of the farm called Tir-y-Prior and eleven pieces of land, three of which are called Cae William Robin, two Wilod-vach, one Cae-pwdor, Cae-glase and Gurlodvawr, and three unnamed, and the farm called Cur-y-Gare consisting of the pieces of land called Coed Cae, Wayn Hir, Cae Lld-u-Pella [sic], the wood thereto adjoining, Cae Lldu-Cenol, the wood thereto adjoining, Cae Lldu, Twyn Lach, Y-Bir-Dir, the wood thereto adjoining, Wilod Vawr, Wilod-y-Lloy, Wern, Caer Irin, Pwll-y-Tarw, Pedwar Cyer, Y ddwy Cyer Fach, Llwyn Inn, the wood thereto adjoining, Cae Mawr and Pewlan vach and the adjoining wood, p's Llandevaylog Tref-y-graig and Llanwern, co. Brec., to uses.

1. Joseph Bailey of Nant y Glo, co. Mon., esq.;. 2. Charles Wood of Pontefract, Yorkshire, esq., late a major in HM 10th Regiment of Dragoons. Covenant to produce deeds.

1. The Rev. Charles Vaughan of Portland Place, Bath, clerk;. 2. Charles Wood of Pontefract, Yorkshire, esq., late a major in HM 10th Regiment of Dragoons. Covenant to produce deeds.

1. Charles Wood, late of Pontefract, Yorkshire, but now of Hampton, Middlesex, esq.;. 2. John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins of Pennoyre, co. Brec., esq. Grant of the properties specified in Nos 325-6 to uses. [The field-names are, on the whole, given more correctly in this deed.].