- D. D. 77.
- File
- 1821.
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Inventory, for probate purposes, of the goods of Mr William Herbert of p. Llandevally, co. Brec., dec., valued by William Madey and Job Davids. Total value: £121.9s.
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Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from Anna Wellington of the town and co. of Monmouth (widow of Edward Wellington of the Hay, co. Brec., surgeon, dec.) and James Wellington of the said town of Monmouth, gent. (only son and heir of the said Anna and Edward Wellington), to Richard Morgan of the Argoed, co. Mon., esq., of parcels of land in p's Clyfford and Cusop, Herefordshire, containing 36 a., and formerly in the tenure of David Winstone, late of Samuel Haines, and now of Anne Haines, widow, at the yearly rent of £25; also a parcel of land called Poolsound in p. Hay, co. Brec., and in the tenure of Richard Wright. Witnesses: P. Wheeler; Wm Williams.
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Probate Of The Will, of Herbert Morgan of Landevalle, co. Brec., yeoman. Testator bequeathed as follows:- To my eldest son, William Morgan, £203; to my son, John Morgan, £203; to the children, when they are 21 years of age, of my son in law, Phillip Prichard, by his wife, Mary (my daughter), £203; to the children, when they are 21 years of age, of my son in law, George Griffith, by his wife, Anne (my daughter), £203; to my son, Phillip Morgan, and my daughter, Jane Morgan, £203 each; my sons, William Morgan and John Morgan, to be executors. Witnesses: H. Havard; John Thomas. The probate grant is missing.
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Particulars of the Hay, Trebarried, and Builth Estate. It gives the names, acreages, and annual value of the farms, and also the names of the tenants. It is endorsed as having been sent to Mr Richards on 15 May 1824.
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Indenture, being a mortgage for £400 from John Woldrich of Dinmore, Herefordshire, gent., to the Rt Hon. James, Lord Chandos, baron of Sudeley, of the tithes of grain and hay in Over Kinsham and Nether Kinsham, Herefordshire, to the late dissolved monastery of Wigmore belonging, in as ample a manner as the same were, by letters patent of Queen Elizabeth dated 16 May 1600, granted to Henry Best and Robert Holland, gent. and now in the tenure of Thomas Price, at the yearly rent of £30, which said tithes descended to the said John Woldrich as heir at law of Mary ffortescue, widow, his father's sister; also the free chapel of Pengellie, otherwise the free chapel of St Leonards, within the castle of Pengellie in p. Llandigan, co. Brec., and the tithes thereto belonging, in p's Llanvigan, Llandettie, Llanvrenach, and Llansanfrede, co. Brec., late in the tenure of Jane Williams and John Williams and now of Meredith Powell, which said premises were devised by the said John Williams to the said John Woldrich; also the free chapel of Wistason in p. Sutton St Michael, Herefordshire, in the man. of Marden, heretofore belonging to the commanders of Dinmore, with the tithes appertaining, and 7 a. of land called St John's ground in Whetwardine, in p. Marden, Herefordshire, and in the tenure of the said John Woldrich, which said premises descended to him as heir at law of his aunt, Mary ffortescue, by virtue of her will dated 10 Feb. 1668-9, and are now mortgaged to Philipp Reed, doctor of physic, for £300. Witnesses: John Russell; Hen. Jones; Sam. Jenings; Hen. Powell.
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Joint And Several Answers of Thynne Howe Gwynne, Thomas Philip Maunsell, Henry Adams, and William Adams, four of the defendants to the amended Bill in Chancery of Sir William Pilkington, bart, touching certain monies secured on hereditaments in several p's Hay and Llanigan, co. Brec.
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Epitome of abstract of title to Stapleton Castle, man. and farm, including letters patent (sic) of Henry II, dated 24 Nov. 1162, granting licence to Richard Cornewayle to settle castle, &c., letters patent of Edward II, dated 22 Nov. 1316, granting free warren in the lp of Stapleton to G. Cornwall; and indentures extending from 1706 to 1802.
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Epitome of abstract of title to the Stapleton estate, to wit, a m. and several pieces of land in p. Stapleton, including indentures extending from 1728 to 1810.
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Copy Of Correspondence touching the title of the Stapleton estate, respecting James Price, sometime occupier of the public house called Blue Boar in the town of Presteign.
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Epitome of abstract of title to the Stapleton estate, to wit, a m. and two pieces of land called Bryan's ground and Bryan's meadow at Stapleton, Herefordshire, including indentures from 1719 to 1782.
Epitome of abstract of title to the Low Estate, including indentures from 1697 to,
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Epitome of abstract of title to the Low Estate, including indentures from 1697 to 1780.
Epitome of abstract of title to the Brecon estates, including indentures extending from 1731 to,
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Epitome of abstract of title to the Brecon estates, including indentures extending from 1731 to 1769.
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Epitome of abstract of the title to the Beguildy Estate, including indentures extending from 1752 to 1813.
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Copy Of Requisitions on the title to the Leen Estate, and answers thereto,
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Epitome of abstract of title to the Upper Broadheath, co. Rad. [1751 to 1788],
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