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Probate of the will of William Thomas late of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, gent., deceased. Will dated 9 March 1766. Bequests include Trellwyn-vawr, parish of Llanllawer, and the leasehold estate called Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare.

1. William Rowland and Henry Rowland, farmers, both of the parish of St. Dogmels, co. Pembroke;. 2. John Evan, churchwarden and overseer of the poor of the parish of Llanllawer. Bond of indemnity in respect of a female child born to Martha Jenkin of the parish of Llanllawer, single woman. Endorsed is 'An Account of ye Money yt was given towards opposing ye Turnpik an retuin'd to ye following Bersons April ye 12th 1770. Thos. Lewis of Posty... John Lewis of Holloway... Mrs. Colby... John Evan of Bletheston... Daniel Edward of Milton:.

1. Vaughan Thomas [of Bletherston, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Evan David of the parish of Abernant, co. Carmarthen, yeoman. Lease for 21 years of Wan Llann [Ucha] and two pieces of land being part of Lleine pen..., [parish of Newchurch, co. Carmarthen]. Mutilated fragment.

1. Vaughan Thomas of Posty, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. David William of Llanllawer, yeoman. Lease for three lives of Tre-llwyn-vach, parish of Llanllawer.

1. Griffith Gwynna of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of John Thomas late of the same, gent., deceased, by Lettice, his wife, also deceased;. 2. John Vaughan of Trecoon, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 3. Thomas Roch of Butterhill, co. Pembroke, esq. Release in trust of a moiety of Wyne Llane ycha, parish of Newchurch, and Llwyne Bedw otherwise Llwyne Bedow, parish of Kennarth, both in co. Carmarthen, andd Posty, parish of Bletherston, Cotty Wall, parish of Henrys Moat, and Trelloyne Vach, Taychymon, and Penyrallt wen, parish of Llanllawer, all in co. Pembroke, together with Declaration of the uses of fines thereof.

1. Daniell William, labourer, and Thomas Perkin, yeoman, both of the parish of Bletherston, co. Pembroke;. 2. Thomas Gwynn late of Postea., parish of Bletherston, gent. Bond for the execution of a release for the payment of a legacy of £5 bequeathed by the will of Vaughan Thomas late of Postea aforesaid.

1. Griffith Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, Thos, Higgon of Tredavid, and John Griffiths of Rhoseytowarch, all of co. Pembroke, gentlemen, trustees of the will of Wm. Higgon late of Pontvane, gent., deceased;. 2. Wm. Higgon of Pontvane aforesaid, clerk, only son and heir of the said Wm. Higgon, deceased, and Mary Higgon and Martha Higgon both of the same, spinsters, two daughters and administratrixes of the said Wm. Higgon, gent., deceased;. 3. Wm. Gwynne of Kilkiffeth aforesaid, gent. Assignment of one fourth part of a leasehold piece of waste ground in Fishguard Bottom, parish of Fishguard, adjoining to the pier. Draft.

Copy; see No. 103.

1. Thomas Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. John Thomas of the parish of Llangolman, miller. Lease for three lives of two water corn grist mills called Ponthowell Mill and the messuage called on Ponthowell and lands in the parish of Llangolman.

Proposals for rendering the Body of the People Instrumental to the General Defence, in ease of Invasion. Printed by J. Potter, Printer, Haverfordwest.

Assessment for the parish of Llangolman, co. Pembroke, of a sum of £29:9s:14d. for the relief of the poor and other purposes.

Instructions to Collectors relative to the Duties on Game Certificates... Endorsed are manuscript lists for April, 1816, and April 19, 1819, of male servants, riding horses, working horses, greyhounds, other dogs, and children.

1. Walter Hugh the younger of Plasymeibon, parish of Llangolman, co. Pembroke, farmer;. 2. Thomas Gwynne of Kilkeffeth, esq. Surrender of a lease of that part of Panthowell otherwise Placeymeibion, parish of Llangolman, in the occupation of the said Walter Hugh.

Declaration, signed by Tho. Bird, clerk of the peace, that Richard Jones Thomas produced at the Court of quarter Sessions a certificate that he had taken the Sacrament, subscribed the oaths of allegiance, supremacy, and abjuration, and repeated and subscribed the declaration against transubstantiation, upon his qualification as officer of excise.

[Printed; addressed to William Gwynne, Esq., Court, Lanllawer.].

Circular Letter, addressed to Wm. Gwynne, esq., Court, on behalf of the Society for promoting the increase of Salmon at Fishguard. Printed.

1. John James of Kilrhedin, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Mary Jones and Taine James of Kenarth, spinster [sic]. Bond for the observance of covenants.