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Writ Of Injunction obtained by the plaintiff, John Phillipps, against Hugh Lloyd and wife, defendants, for staying proceedings in the Court of the Marches. Latin.

Devising farms called Gellygeiros and Mount, parish of Llandilo-fawr, to his brother David Davies with various remainders over. Proved 8 May 1860. Copy.

Devising his estates in the parishes of Llandissil, Llanwenog, Llanybyther and Pencarreg, cos. Carmarthen, and Cardigan, to trustees until his children reach their respective ages of 25, thereafter specified parts go to his sons David and John and [younger] daughter Jane, charged with various sums for his daughters Anne, Mary and Jane. Endorsed: 'Feb. 1860, the said Thos Thomas died.'. Copy.

Will made 1853, with codicils 1859, 1870 and 1875. Devising inter alia his real estate in co. Cardigan to the use of his nephew John Frederick Mitchell in tail. [Proved 26 Feb. 1879]. Copy.

Devising land in the parishes of St. Nicholas, St. Lythans, Lancarvan, Peterstone super Ely, Michaelstone upon Avon, Killebebill, Cadoxton Iuxta Meath [sic] and the advowson of the first-named. Proved (P.C.C.) 10 Feb. 1790. Copy.

Endorsed: "Will of Thomas James the natural son of Thos. James Esq deced".

Directions to trustees to raise £3,000 on a third part of premises specified in her marriage settlement (1 April 1788) for the portions of her younger children. Probate copy.

Sole devisee: Son Joseph, of 'my estate in Carmarthenshire' and, after remarriage or decease of 'my wife Thomazin', of 'my estate ... in Haverfordwest';. Bequests of 'a shillin if demanded', £500, £480 and £500 to daughters Mary, Bridgett, Barnardiston and Airmine, with provisioes re marriage. Copy.

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Devising the Cottrell Estate to the use of his brother Gwinett for life with contingent remainders to various nephews in tail. Endorsed: 'testator died April 18th 1878.'. Copy.

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Will of John Morgan of Cardigan, esq., Devising all his real estate settled on his [second] wife and all his other real estate in co. Cardigan, after his wife's decease, to Christiana Morgan, his niece (daughter of his brother David) in tail (trustees to support contingent remainders: to his cousin the Revd. Thomas Pardo, D.D., principal of Jesus College, Oxford, and Thomas Johnes of Llanvair but now of Croft Castle, co. Hereford esq.); contingent remainders to Elenor Morgan, (daughter of his brother David), John Morgan (son of his sister Bridget), Amy and Mary (daughters of his brother David) and his Kinsman the Revd. David Davies of St. Saviours, Southwark, in tail; devising the tenement called Rhyd y Bymo alias Rhyd y Bynw, parish of Bridell, co. Pembroke, with all other lands in the same parish, to the said niece Elenor, in tail, with contingent reminders to the said niece Christiana and to his step-daughter, Anna Posthuma Thomas, (youngest daughter of his wife), in tail; devising tenements called Rhoseychen and Tir Griffith Da Dew parish of Trelech ar Bettws, to the said Anna Posthuma Thomas, subject to various provisions; bequests to all the above named and others. Copy.

All real and leasehold estate to David Thomas of Llanvair, who is also residual legatee and sole executor. Numerous bequests of money. Copy.

Will of John Davies of the parish of Tredroyre, co. Cardigan (proved 13 Feb. 1769). Devising to grand-son James Davies a messuage called Gallt y Cnawdy, parish of Llangulnno; to son Owen a messuage called Nant Garan, parish of Llanfayr Orllwym; to grandson John Davies 'now living with his grandfather at Gwernan' a messuage called Nant y Cithel, parish of Tredroyre. Bequeathing to son John money due on a mortgage of a messuage called Ffynnon Gwyrfil, parish of Llanganog; to grandsons William and John Davies (sons of son James, deceased) money due on a mortgage of a messuage called Aberarthen, parish of Tredroyre. Other bequests to sons Evan and Benjamin, grand-daughters Elin, Elizabeth and Jane and daughter Corbetta Richards. Residuary legatee and executrix: Mary, his wife. Guardians of the children and grandchildren until they come of age: William Bowen, esq., John Davies of Ffynnon Goeg, William Davies of Pant yr Odyn and James Davies of Aberarthen. Copy. Torn.

Will of James Morgans of Llwynllwyd, parish of Llangoedmore, co. Cardigan, gent., Sole devisee: son, Evan Morgan (at present 'absent from the Kingdom') in tail, with contingent reminder to daughters Elinor, Rachel and Elizabeth in common. Bequests to the said daughters, to 'the children of my son Thomas', to grand-daughter Elizabeth Williams, step-daughter Anne (the wife of John Griffith) and others. Endorsed: 'James Morgans died 30 June 1804 aged 92' and a note re instituting a Chancery suit concerning the will on account of the uncertainty of Evan Morgan of any child of his being alive. Copy.

Will of Grismond Phillipps of Cwmgwilly, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. Devising to his younger son Thomas various [named] messuages in the parishes of Abergwilly, Llanpimsaint and Llanllawthog, and to his eldest son Griffith the rest of his estate [unspecified] expect for a messuage devised to his grandson Thomas Lloyd and one to his servant maid; remainders to George, the son of Griffith, and to various brothers and nephews of the testator. Bequests. Attested copy made 1807.

Devising messuages called Posteeucha, Aberhenllan Penallt Trawscoed, parish of Abernant, to his sister Mary Holme for life, messuages called Kilfredin, Gilvach y Justin and Dolewen and a sland intermixt with Penygraig to his sister Elizabeth, wife of Charles Lewis, for life, and his messuages in the parishes of Penboyr and Llanybyther and the chapelry of Blaengorlech to his sister Sarah Havard (who is also residuary legatee and sole executrix), with remainders of all the aforesaid premises to Edward Holme, youngest son of the said Mary, but charged with £1,000 to be paid to David Lewis, son of the said Elizabeth; devising his copyhold estate in the manor of Taunton Deane to the said Edward, charged with a £10 annuity to Catherine Holme, the testators niece. Bequests; particular instructions re funeral, etc. Proved 12 Nov. 1782. Copy.

Devising messuages called Tythyn Cwm Kynon (reserving Parck gwin), Tyr Rhyd y wen a parcel of land called Tyr ffynnon y keybwyr, messuages called Tyr moylach alias ffynnon ddewy and Tythin y Cwm bychan alias Pant y Rhew to Margaret, wife, and William, eldest son; contingent remainders to John and Harry, second and third sons. Bequesting £200 to John, and to Harry messuages called Tyr gwyn and lloyne henwase (until redemption of a £110 mortgage) and £20, to Sylvanus, reputed son, a messuage called Troed y Rhyw gymanva (until redemption of a mortgage); provision for his schooling and apprenticeship. Minor bequests to Elizabeth, reputed daughter, George Parry, son of brother David, and others. Appointment of tutors (all children being infants). Lists of debts. [All the properties mentioned are in the parish of Llandissilliogogo.].

Will of George Lort Phillips of Lawrenny Castle, esq., made 1 Aug. 1860, codicils 25 Aug. 1863, 5 Aug. 1866, proved 4 Dec. 1866. Copy.

All personal estate to his wife Anne [no mention of real estate]. Proved 6 Jan. 1818. Copy.