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1. Roger Davies of Dungrey, co. Flint., gent. and Elizabeth Davies, widow, his mother
2. Peter Williams of Ruthin, co. Denb., gent. and John Jeffreys also of Ruthin, gent.
3. Thomas Puleston of Emrall, co. Flint., esq., Rgoer Barton of Knolton, co. Flint, esq., Robert Aldersey of Spurstow, co. Chester, esq. and Richard Basnett of the city of London, merchant
4. Samuel Aldersey, clerk, Rector of Wiggin, co. Lancs.
5. Booth Basnett of Eyton, co. Denb. and Deborah Basnett, spinster, his eldest daughter
   Pre-nuptial settlement of Roger Davies and Deborah Basnett, being a deed to make 2 a tenant to the precipe (lease and release) to suffer a common recovery of the cap. m. of Dungrey and the demesne lands in p. Bangor [Is-coed] co. Flint and other properties of 1 belonging thereto, and to lead uses of the recovery as follows: the cap. m. of Dungrey and lands called the Great Rowe, the Middle Rowe, Gwerglodd y Scellog, the Great Meadow, the Hirdir, the Hempyard and the Little Hill to the use of Elizabeth Davies for life for her jointure and after her decease to 3 for the life of Roger Davies in trust to preserve the contingent remainder; lands in the parishes of Bangor [Is-coed] and Worthenbury called the Tiryd, the Hunter Over, the Cae Amber, y Tyr Eglwys, Havod y Vorwyns, the Cae Pervath, the Stanielsh, the Great Bryn y Dungrey, the Little Bryn y Dungrey, the Cae Cropps and the tmt of Charles Harry to the use of Deborah the intended wife of R.D. as her jointure in lieu of dower with remainder to 3 to preserve the contingent remainders; the residue of the m’s and lands to R.D. for life with remainder to the trustees; and after the determination of those estates the cap. m. and other m’s and lands to the use of the first son of Roger Davies and Deborah, then to the heirs male of the first son, etc. (further uses in tail male); and in default of male heirs to 4 for 200 years in trust for raising the portions of the daughters born of the marriage; various further provisions.
   Recites a deed of covenant of even date
   Consideration: £1300
   Attested copy 30 May 1788.

Abstract of title to an undivided moiety of ]Dungrey] estate in the parish of Bangor [Is-coed] co. Flint belonging to John Knight, esq, 1722-1808

1 Thomas Myvod of Dymerchion, co. Flint, gent. 2 John Foulkes of Skeiviog and Ellis Jones of Rhylofnoyd, gent's. 3 Thomas Foulkes of Mertyn, gent. Settlement (before the marriage of Thomas Myvod and Jane Foulkes, sister of Thomas Foulkes) of a capital m. in Bachegreg with parcels of land called ykay tan y tv, y weirglodd, ykay glas, Coedkay'r ffynnon, y maes sheate bychan, y maes sheate mawr, y pym acre, Coedkay'r eithin, Coedkay'r tai bychin, and Coedkay'r Odyn, a m. and closes in Tre'r graig called Cay Bleythyn and Nant Yr Ogo, and a m. in Trelan in p. Dymerchion called Rhyd y kwtta. Formerly J. F. Smith 2.

1 Thomas Myvod of Dymerchion, co. Flint, gent. 2 Thomas Foulkes of Mertyn, co. Flint, gent. Bond for the performance of covenants. Formerly J. F. Smith 3.

1 Thomas Pierson of Whitford, gent., nephew and executor of Thomas Pierson of Bryngwyn. 2 Robert Jones of Dymerchion and Jane, his wife. 3 William Roberts of Treflach, p. Llansannan, co. Denb., yeoman. Assignment Of Mortgage of m's in Bachegraig and Tre'r graig. Formerly J. F. Smith 9.

1 Robert Jones of Dymerchion, yeoman. 2 William Roberts of Treflach, yeoman. Bond for the preference of covenants. Formerly J. F. Smith 10.

1 William Roberts of Treflach, p. Llansannan, yeoman. 2 Robert Jones of Dymerchion and Jane, his wife. 3 Hugh Pierce of Meriadog, co. Denb., yeoman. Assignment of mortgage of m's in Bachegraig and Tre'r Graig. Formerly J. F. Smith 11.

1 Robert Jones of Ffynnon Vaeno, Dymerchion and Jane, his wife, and John Jones, their eldest son. 2 Lewis Hughes of Bronwhylfa, St Asaph, gent. 3 Edward Jones of Holywell, gent. Lease And Release (to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery) of m's in Bachegraig and Tre'r Graig. Formerly J. F. Smith 14.

1 Jane Jones of Henblas, Dymeirchion, widow, and John Jones, late of Ffynnon Vaino. 2 Hugh Pierce of Meriadog. Further Morgage of m's in Bachegraig and Tre'r graig. Formerly J. F. Smith 20.

1 Thomas Arthur Hope of Liverpool, esq. 2 David Jones of Wern Colliery, Holywell, Coal master. Lease of mines of coal in Bagillt Vechan. Formerly J. F. Smith 32.

Deeds relating to Augustus Brackenbury and enclosures in Llanrhystud, Llangwyryfon and Lledrod. See Richard Phillips, 'Amgau Tir ar Fynydd Bach', Ceredigion, vol. 6, pp. 350-363; also NLW, Phillips of Tre-faes Uchaf Deeds and Documents.

Receipt to Augustus Brackenbury of Llanrhystid, co. Cardigan, esq., from David Joel Jenkins of Lampeter Pont Stephen, gent., a commissioner under an act of 55 George III for enclosing lands in the parish of Gwnnws and several other parishes and in the township of Llanrhystid Mefenidd, and John Hughes of Aberystwith, gent., a commissioner appointed on the demise of his father Hugh Hughes, late of Aberystwith, gent., for £1750, being the purchase money for the following cottages, allotments and pieces of ground (lot (area), parish):. 8 (60A. 3r.), Llanrhystid. 10 (111A. 3r. 30p.) and 11 (174a.), Llanrhystid and Llanygrwddon. 12 (344A 3r.), Llangrwddon and Lledrod. 13 (71A. 2r. 15p.), 14 (43a. 1r. 20p.) and 15 (33a. 3r. 5p.), Lledrod. (Examined copy of 28 Feb. 1827.) Donated by Surgeon-Capt. Eric James, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P. Ed., R.N., Dyfed, Roch, Pembrokeshire, in 1971.

1. Augustus Brackenbury of the town of Aberystwyth co. Cardigan, gent.;. 2. David James and David Davies both of Pandy, parish of Lledrod, labourers. Bargain And Sale for one year of a parcel of unenclosed land, contain 23 acres 3 roods 18 perches, in the parishes of Llangwyrfon and Lledrod, being part of a certain allotment of commons and waste land marked 'Lot 12' lately purchased by the said Augustus Brackenbury of the commissioners appointed under an Act of Parliament passed in 55 George III entitled 'An Act for inclosing lands in the parish of Gwnnws and the several parishes therein mentioned and in the township of Llanrhystid Mofenidd in the County of Cardigan' bounded on the North by lands lately purchased by the Reverend Daniel Lewis of the said Augustus Brackenbury, on the East by the road leading from Pantybarwn to Blaenpennal, on the South by land belonging to the said Augustus Brackenbury and on the West by land lately purchased by David Daniel of the said Augustus Brackenbury. Deed belonging to D. Morris Jones of Blaenbidog, Llangwyrfon, deposited for photocopying by Dr. Phillips in 1971. Xerox only in NLW.

1. Augustus Brackenbury of the town of Aberystwyth co, Cardigan, gent.;. 2. David Daniel of Blaen yr esgir, parish of LIagwyryfon, labourer;. 3. John Daniel of Gardenny, parish of Llanilar, son of the said David Daniel and a trustee named by and on behalf of the said David Daniel for the purposes hereinafter expressed. Grant (to uses in trust), being an absolute purchase in consideration of the sum of £22 5s., of a parcel of unenclosed land containing 10 acres 2 roods 14 perches in the parish of Llangwyryfon, being part of a certain allotment of common and waste land marked 'Lot 12' lately purchased by the said Augustus Brackenbury of the commissioners appointed under an Act of Parliament passed in 55 George III entitled 'An act for inclosing lands in the parish of Gwnnws and the several parishes therein mentioned and in the township of Llanrhystid Mofenidd in the county of Cardigan bounded on the north by Penlanowen, on the east by Llyastwen, on the south by a piece of ground belonging to the said David James of Pandy, and on the west by Pantyralarch (and more particularly described and delineated by the mp or plan thereof drawn in the margin) (No plan in margin). Deed belonging to D. Morris Jones of Blaenbidog, Llangwyrfon, deposited for photocopying by Dr. Phillips in 1971. Xerox only in NLW.

Probate records concerning estates of members of the donor's family, including leasehold houses in Walter Street, Morlais Street, Mary Ann Street, Cross Street and John Street, all in Dowlais, co. Glam.

1 William Thomas of Bridgend, co. Glam., police superintendent (mortgagee). 2 Thomas Lewis White of Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glam., gent., surviving executor of the will of Thomas Lloyd, late of the Prince Albert Inn, Dowlais, licensed victualler, dec. 3 David Jones of 105 Victoria Street, Dowlais, gent. Assignment by 2 to 3 of 3 leasehold houses at Cross Street, Dowlais, co. Glam. Plan on verso. Ground rent: £2.7.6 p.a.

Authorization (as in no. 1339) to assign, by way of mortgage, no. 33 Mary Ann Street, Dowlais [p. Merthyr Tydfil] (comprised in a lease, dated 13 Aug. 1878) to Mrs Margaret Roberts, wife of Edward Roberts, esq., solicitor, Dowlais.

Authorization (as in no. 1339) to assign the premises comprised in no. 1340 to Miss Mary Thomas, 2 Morlais Street, Dowlais.

1 Thomas Jones the elder of Coedshea, p. Llangeler, co. Carm., gent., and Thomas Jones the younger of the same, gent. 2 Lewis Lewis of Newcastle in Emlyn, p. Kennarth, co. Carm., gent. Lease for 1 year of a m. called Llainygrog, p. Llanllwchaiarne, co. Card.

1 Hon. Thomas Morgan of Ruperra, co. Glam., esq., and Charles Van the younger of Lanwern, co. Mon., esq., trustees of the will of Thomas Clyfford, late of Newport, co. Mon., esq., dec. 2 Thomas Clyfford of Newport, esq., son of the said Thomas Clyfford, dec. Assignment Of A Lease for 99 years of a m., a garden, an orchard, 1 a. of meadow, between the High Street leading from the Market House to the church of St Woollas, the house called the Clocke House and garden, a garden and orchard, the garden and orchard of a tmt called Messengers House, the lane called Pamswell Lane, 3 a. of land within the liberties of the town of Newport, which is part of 6 a. of land divided into 2 parcels, of which the other 3 a. lie in p. St Woollas, part of the said Messengers House above the entry from the High Street to the said orchard in town of Newport, and 3 parcels (boundaries defined) in p. St Woollas, co. Mon. Consideration: £150. Recites that William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq., dec., leased (26 March 1723) the property to Thomas Clyfford, dec., father of 2, for 99 years. Fragile.