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1. William Parry of Pontclew, Lamphey, co. Pembroke, esquire;. 2. Francis Gwynne of Sarnwhiaid, Llandissilio, co. Pembroke, gent., and Jane, his wife (only daughter and heir at law of Price Phillips late of Clynkemmas in New Moat, co. Pembroke, gent., deceased). Surrender of a mortgaged hereditament called Sarnhwiaid or Sarnwhian in Llandissilio aforesaid.

1. Edward Protheroe of Great Gaddesden, co. Herts., esquire, Sir Henry Protheroe of. Llantarnam Abbey, co. Monmouth, knight, Philip Protheroe of Bristol, esquire, the Reverend William Barker of Silverton, co. Devon, clerk, and the Reverend James Vaughan of Wraxall, co. Somerset, clerk;. 2. Robert Maters of Carmarthen, esquire;. 3. John Maters of Treventy, co. Carmarthen, esquire. Reconveyance of Lower Posty or Posty Issa, Upper Posty or Posty Ucha, Aberhenllan, Rhydtalog mill or Havod Halg, and Penalt Trawscoed, in Abernant, co. Carmarthen.

1. Catherine Jones of Swansea, Glamorgan, widow;. 2. John Martill of Blaenyrornant, Mydrim, co. Carmarthen, farmer;. 3. Thomas Lewis of Gilfach y blawd, Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, gent. Transfer and further mortgage by demise of Blaenyrornant in Mydrim and Llanfihangel Abercowin, co. Carmarthen.

1. William Edwardes of Sealyham, co. Pembroke, esquire, and John Owen Edwardes, his eldest son and heir by Anna Martha Edwardes, his wife (formerly Anna Martha Phillipps, spinster);. 2. Grismond Philipps of Cwmgwilly, co. Carmarthen, esquire, and Walter Rice Howell Powell of Maesgwynne, co. Carmarthen, esquire. Lease For A Year of Mabus Vawr in Mathry, co. Pembroke, in the tenure of John Evans, gent.

1. The Whitland and Taf Vale Railway Company;. 2. Edward Schaw Protheroe of Dolewillim, co. Carmarthen, and Frederick Jones Protheroe of Dolewillim, esquires. Conveyance of a piece of ground formerly part of Dolewillim farm in Llanboidy, co. Carmarthen.

Deeds and documents, 1553-1877, relating to properties in the parishes of Llandysilio, Llanfyrnach, Llanbedr Felffre, Lamphey and Mathri, co. Pembroke; Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Carmarthen town and borough, Llan-gain, Abergwili, Llanfihangel Rhos-y-corn, Newchurch, Llanfihangel Abercywyn, Llanybydder, Llanwinio, Tre-lech a'r Betws, Llanboidy, Aber-nant, Llangynnwr, Meidrim, St. Clears, Llandeilo Fawr, Llandybie and St. Ishmael, co. Carmarthen; Bangor [Teifi], Cellan and Caron, co. Cardigan. They include deeds for the Glandewely estate in Llanfihangel-ar-arth, 1553-1769, and the Golden Lion in Lammas Street, Carmarthen, 1771-1877.