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Toll Book of Talsarn fair, being a number of loose leaves sewn together in non chronological order for various dates between 1796 and 1836.

1. William Lewes the elder of Llysnewydd, co. Carm., esq. 2. John Lewes of Llysnewydd, esq., son of the said William Lewes. 3. John Vaughan Lloyd of Tyllwyd, co. Card., esq. 4. Mary Anne Jane Vaughan. 5. Price Lewes and Capt. Edward Vaughan. Settlement previous to the marriage of the said John Lewes and Mary Anne Jane Vaughan, referring to a fifth part of a m. called Tyllwyd, otherwise Tyrllwyd, a m., tmt, and lands or parcel of ground called Llainallt in several p's Blaenporth and Bettws Evan, a m. called Bronyar, otherwise Bronyarfawr, in p. Blaenporth, and a fifth part of a moiety of the rectory, prebend church, or chantry of Blaenporth, co. Card.; also a capital m. called Llanllear, m's called Glanwern, Blaenwern, Penwernfach, Felindreucha, Llanerchfach, and Penybryn, a water corn grist mill called Llanllear Mill, a m. called Tirbach, and numerous cottages and gardens, all in p. Ystrad, otherwise Llanfihangelystrad, co. Card., a m. or dwelling house called the Red Lion Inn, m's called Penlanlas, Gwyneddfach, Penrheol, Caepontybrenin, Dolelase, Caie Gelly hir, Wernfach, Dolewernganol, and Cayedwr, and several cottages or dwelling houses and gardens, all in p. Trevilan, co. Card., and m's called Garewenucha, Garewenissa, and Gwaynmeirch, all in p. Llangeller, co. Carm.

1. James Allen, late of Deptford, Kent, gent. 2. William Preece of Leominster, Herefordshire, esq., and John Jones Bateman of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq., trustees under the will of the Rev. Thomas Alban, clerk, dec. Lease of possession of a capital m. called Tyr y Ty Mawre in Tallysarne, two m's called Tyr y Gelly Gwenin and Pant y Gwas, and a m. in p. Trevillan, co. Card., a m. or house in Lammas Street in the town of Carmarthen, and a tmt and lands called Lone y Gwme, both these two being in p. St Peters within the co. bor. of Carmarthen.

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.

Recovery whereby Reynold Jenkin, gent., recovered from Thomas Lloyd, gent., property in Ystrad, Trevilan, Llanbadarne Treveglys, Henvenyw, and Dihewid, co. Card. Copy.

1. William Lloyd of Llanllier, co. Card., esq., brother and heir of Thomas Lloyd, late of Llanllier, esq., dec. 2. James Lewis of Coedmore, co. Card., esq. Mortgage of m's, etc. called Havod y gorse, Blaen Rhuw Allen, Dole coyon, Penglogog, tir oddiar yr Eglwis, Troed yr Rhuw, Penglogog issa, Tir dan yr Allt goch, and tir pen yr hoel, all in p. Trevilan, and tmt's called Tir pen y brin mawr, tir Killerwiske vach, Tir pen maes Colly, Tir dan Allt y gigfran, and Tir tre Berveth in p. Ystrad, all in co. Card.

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.

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.

Bond relating to No. 71 dated 1682, Nov. 2.

1. John Bevans of p. Llanvihangell Abercowin, co. Carm., gent., and Thomas Bevans of p. Llanvihangell Abercowin, gent. 2. Lewis Evans of p. Mydrim, co. Carm., gent. 3. Samuell Thomas of said p. Mydrim, gent. Covenant to levy a fine on m's and lands called Tuthyn Y ffynnon Saint, Tyr Pen y Knock, Gwayn llain, and Gwayn yna in p. Merthyr, two m's called Llaythty ycha and Llaithty isha in p. Llangynock, and a m., house, burgage, and garden in Market Street in p. St Peters within the co. bor. of Carmarthen, all in co. Carm., in order to make the said Lewis Evans a tenant to the freehold for the suffering of a recovery.

Bargain And Sale of the capital m. called Llanllyr in p. Ystrad, a water corn grist mll called Llanllyr mill in p. Trevilan, m's called Pen y bryn mawr, Llannerch Vach, Blan y Werne, Glan y Werne, Velindre, and Tyrbach Velindre, and two cottages and gardens called Ty David Mason and Ty Evan Shon, all in p. Ystrad, m's called Blaen Rhiue Vallen, Havod y Gorse, Penglogog, Pen yr heoll, Pen y llan las yssa, Tyr ar yr Eglwys, Trody Rhiw, Letty Ivor, and Parker Dre, and cottages and gardens called Gwynedd Vach, Ty bach, Tyr Trooper, Ty Dick Shon Gardner, Skybor Vach, Lletty Gwidde, and Ty Shon Rees Cooke, a garden, m's, and lands called Y Wern ycha, Y Wern Ganoll, Y Wern Yssa, Kae main, Gelly hir, pont y brenin, Penychar Dol hir, Pen Yssar Dol hir, and Gwair Gwylt, and m's called Dol Gron and Parker Duer, all in p. Trevilan, a m. called Tyle Coyon in p's Trevilan and Kilkemin, turbary and parcel of moor land called Dol las and two parcels in p. Trevilan, a m., gardens, and two closes in Tallsarn within p. Trevilan, and all the tolls and profits of fairs held at Tallsarn aforesaid.

1. James Evans, late of Tallisarn in p. Trevillan, co. Card., now of the city of Westminster, gent. 2. John Allen of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, clerk. Lease of possession of a capital m. called Tyr y Ty Mawre in Tallysarne, two m's called Tyr y Gelly Gwenin and Pant y Gwas, and a m. in the tenure of Margaret Hughes in p. Trevillan, co. Card., a m. or house in Lammas Street in the town of Carmarthen, and a tmt and lands called Lone y Gwme, both these two being in p. St Peters within the co. bor. of Carmarthen.