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Estreat, recording the surrender by David Evans of Gwernllonwheeth, p. Llansamlett, co. Glam., esq., of the moiety of a m. called Penkae Phillipp, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by John Llewelin of Ynisygerwyn, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, esq., and David John of Cadoxton iuxta Neath aforesaid, yeoman. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Benjamin Prees of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, yeoman, of a m. and lands called Tyr-y-Cwm, a cot called Ynis-y-bwdava, and an old shop, in the ht of Dylias Issa, p. Cadoxton aforesaid, and the taking up of the same by Charles Rees of the same p., miller.

Estreat, recording a recovery, with double voucher, of sixteen m's, one tucking mill, seventeen gardens, and 1170 a. of land in p. Cadoxton near Neath, called Aberpergwm, Tyr y Ll ..?, Tyr y Karllwr, Maes Gwyn, Maes llwnke, maes Llewelyn meyrick, Gwayn y Carw, Blaennant yr Erwig, Pwlvairgylynas, Pant y fynon vair, Abernant yr ythalt, Blaenpergwm, Tyr bach otherwise Pant y wernhyre, Pant y Gwartheg, Tyr y wern otherwise Tyr y Merched, Tyla pergwm, and Clyn y moyn?, suffered between John Lewelyn the elder, esq., demandant, and John Lewelyn the younger, gent., Thomas Lewelyn, and Griffyth Lewelyn.

Estreat, being a praecipe quod reddat to Llewelin Price, gent., to deliver to Henry Williams and John Llewelin, gent's, eleven m's, one water corn mill, one fulling mill, twelve gardens, and 720 a. of land in p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, of which the tmt's are called Abergwum [sic], Tir y lloyne, Tir y karllwr, Maesgwyn, Maesllwncke, Maesllewelin Meyricke, Gwayn y Kyll, Blaen nant yr Ewig, Pyllvairgylynes, Pant y ffynnon Vair, and Abernantyrhybhallt, and the water corn mill and fulling mill called Aberpergwum Watergristemill and Abergwum [sic] Tucking mill. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Rees David otherwise Davies of p. Cadoxton near Neath, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife (pursuant to articles of agreement, 13 Dec. 1725, between Sir Humphrey Mackworth late of Neath, kt, dec., and the said Rees Davies), of a m. called Blaenpergwm Ganol, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by [blank].

Estreat, recording a recovery, with double voucher, of five m's, etc., and 390 a. of land in p. Cadoxtone near Neath, called Lloyn y Moyn, Tyre Pyrgwm, Tyr y Wern otherwise Tyr y Merched, Pant y Gwartheg, and Pant y Wern hire, suffered between Griffith Griffiths, gent., demandant, and John Lewis, gent., tenant.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Rees Morgan, gent., Margaret, his wife, and Lewelin Morgan, their eldest son, of a m. called Pullva yr onn, p. Cadoxtone iuxta Neath, co. Glam., and the taking up of the same by Benjamin Price. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Prees Watkin (in extremis iacens) of a moiety of the property specified in No. 58, and the taking up of the same by Henry Prees, one of his sons. [The regnal year is given as in Nos 57-8]. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Prees Watkin (in extremis iacens) of the moiety of a tmt called Coyd ddy, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by Benjamin Prees, one of his sons. [The regnal year is given as in No. 57]. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Prees Watkin (in extremis iacens) of a tmt called tir yn y Cwm, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by William Prees, one of his sons. [The regnal year is given as 7 Anne, - an error for 8 Anne]. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender (mortgage for £200) by Morgan Llewellin of t. Neath, tanner, grandson and customary heir of William Llewellin late of p. Lantwit near Neath, dec., of the properties specified in Nos 44-5, and the taking up of the same by Thomas Thomas of Abernant, p. Cadoxton near Neath, gent.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Jenkin Lewelyn of t. Neath, saddler, of the properties specified in No. 44, to be regranted to William Hopkins of the said t. of Neath, carpenter; and the taking up of the same by the said William Hopkins.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Thomas Thomas of Abernant, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, gent., of a m. called Gelly Keybren otherwise Erw Wen, parcels of land called Caer Berllan, Cae Kenol, Erw Wen, Gwain y Carne and Cae Carne, and 7 a. of meadow called Saith Erw near a place called Gwain y Derlwyn, all in the said p. of Cadoxton, and the taking up of the same by Jenkin Llewelyn of Neath, saddler.

Estreat, recording the grant to William Jenkin of p. Cadoxton by Neath, gent., of a licence to demise to William Lewelyn of p. Lantwit by Neath, yeoman, a m. and lands called Kelly r Keubren in the said p. of Cadoxton.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Lewelyn of Ynis y Gerwn, esq., by James Gwyn, his attorney, Thomas Morgan of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, yeoman, and John Jenkin of p. Neath, yeoman, of a m. called Ynisdderw and a parcel of land called Gellyveleog otherwise Tyr Gellyveleog, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by Anne John of p. Lantwit iuxta Neath, widow; together with a defeasance of the surrender, upon payment of £165.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Rees Richard, bailiff of the court, attorney for Benjamin Prees of p. Cadoxton near Neath, yeoman, and John Prees, only son and heir of the said Benjamin Prees, William Howel, attorney for Thomas Popkins of Forrest, esq., and Jenkin Stephen, copyhold tenant, of a m. called Gelly pen ychel, p. Cadoxton near Neath, and the taking up of the same by Jenkin David of p. Cadoxton aforesaid, yeoman, to the use of Herbert Mackworth.