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1.Samuell Prosser of the parish of St. Peters, smith;. 2.Arthur Bevan and John Lewis, esqs., and Henry Pryce, gent., all of the County Borough of Carmarthen. Bond in two hundred and seventy pounds for the payment of one hundred and thirty five pounds with interest at four per cent., being four and a half years' rent due on the Angell Inn, Carmarthen. The said obliges declare that they accept of this obligation for the use and benefit of a certain charity appointed in and by a deed executed by Sir Nicholas Williams of Edinsford, bart., and Morgan Owen of Glassalt, co. Carms., esq., dated 11 October 1723. Attested Copy.

1.Thomas Lloyd of Derwith, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2.David John of the parish of Landilovawr, yeoman, all of co. Carms. Lease for three lives of a messuage called Noyadd Lwyd in the parish of Landilovawr. Rent: five pounds ten shillings annually, specified services, and a heriot when due.

1.John Bowen of the parish of Llanhengel Aberbithich, co. Carms., yeoman, and Wilsiford, his wife, widow and relict of Llewellyn Williams, late of the same parish, gent., deceased, and sole daughter and heir of William David Thomas, late of the same parish, yeoman, deceased;. 2.Thomas Williams (son and heir-apparent of the said Llewellyn Williams by the said Wilsiford, his wife);. 3.John Herbert of Court Henry, co. Carms., gent. Declaration of the uses of a fine levied of the messuages and lands situated in the parish of Llanvihangell Aberbythich, specified in No. 531, dated 1737 March 29.

1.James Lewes of Gellydowill, esq., and John Morgan of the town and borough f Llandovery, attorney-at-law, both of co. Carms.;. 2.Thomas Llwyd of Dole Llannerch, in the parish of Clydey, co. Pembroke, gent., (second son of Hugh Llwyd, late of Ffoesheligg in the parish of Llandysill, co. Cardigan, esq., deceased. And Bridgett, his late wife, also deceased), Walter Jones of the parish of Llandysill, gent., and Elinor Jones, his wife, and Lettice Jones, spinster, their youngest daughter, Henry Jones, late of the parish of Lampeter Velfrey, and now of the town of Narberth, co. Pembroke, gent., and Anne Jones, his wife, Benjamin Davies of the parish of Clydey, tanner, and Margarett, his wife, and Sarah, spinster, their only child, and Mary Williams, late of Meline, co. Pembroke, and now of Gellydowill, co. Carms., spinster;. 3.Morgan Lloyd of Ffoesheligg, gent., son and heir of Morgan Llwyd, late of same, deceased, (son and heir of Hugh Llwyd). Declaration Of Trust relating to the sum of fifteen hundred pounds secured to be paid upon the following properties:- messuages and lands called Dole Llanerch, Tyr y Dygod Issa, Tyr y Dygod Ycha, Tyr y Ty Mawr and Tyr y Pant Gwyn situated in the demesne of Dole Llannerch; several parcels of land and a house in Killgerran; and parcels of land called Dary Haise, Dayry's Piece, English Whittley, the moiety of Baylott's Meadow, parcels of land at Whostone or Hoorstone Croft others at Roger's Park and Landstar's Hill; harcley alias Thurley, the Darl Park, three parcels at a place called Tregavery, one at Furzey Park, one in a field called the Middle Hill, and one near the Quarry Pitt; all situated in the parishes of Cludey, Llanvihangell Penbedw, Killgerran, and Narberth, co. Pembroke; with covenants by the parties of the second part to release the said Morgan Llwyd from legacies owing to them, upon payment of their respective shares of the said sum of fifteen hundred pounds.

1.Henry John of the parish of Pendoylwyn, co. Glam., yeoman;. 2.John Bowen of the parish of Llanvihangell Aberbithich, co. Carms., yeoman;. 3.Thomas Evans of Glantowy, co. Carms., esq.;. 4.David Lake of Llanvihangell Aberbithich, yeoman;. 5.Samuel Prosser of the County Borough of Carmarthen, ironmonger. Assignment of part of the mortgaged properties specified in No. 531, dated 1737 March 29, to the said Samuel Prosser, and. Release of remainder to the said David Lake. Draft.

1.Arthur Bevan of Laugharn, esq., and Bridget, his wife;. 2.Henry Rees of Tallard in the parish of Llandilo Vawr, gent., all of co. Carms. Lease for three lives of a capital messuage and demesne lands called White House, with appurtenances called Great White house alias Tuy Gwynn Mawr, together with parcels of land called Llan vawr, yr Erw, Llan Owen, Pant, y Pant Mawr, Pant bach, Pen Marrey, Pengrainen, Kaer Coed, Kae Heer ynis y Moch, Stang, Kaer boidy, y weyn, Kaer vedwen, Kae Mawr, Kae Duy, Park y Day, Kae Richard, y Banadell, yr unis, whole unis Dilo, the Island Vach; and lands called ystyr Mawr, wayn y Girre and Banall all situated in the parish of Llandilo Vawr, co. Carms.; also part of a meadow called Rhose mane in the same parish; excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: one hundred and twenty-three pounds annually for the first three years, and thereafter one hundred and twenty-eight pounds annually.

A List of the freeholders resident and non-resident with the places of their abode within the hundred of Elvett containing the several parishes of Lanegwad, Abergwilly, Lanllawddog, Llanpimsaint, Newchurch, Conwill Elvett, Abernant, Treleach, Merthyr, Mydrim, Killrhedin, Kennarth, Penboyre, and Langeler.

1.Elizabeth Lloyd of Grosvenour Street in the parish of St. George, Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, widow and relict of Thomas Lloyd, late of the County Borough of Carmarthen, esq., deceased;. 2.John Vaughan of Shenfield Place, co. Essex, esq.;. 3.Arthur Bevan of Laugharne, co. Carms., esq., and Charles Philipps of Llandebye, co. Carms., esq., two trustees appointed by the said Elizabeth Lloyd with the consent of the said John Vaughan. Lease And Release in trust of messuages and lands called Treheere, Craseland, Newton and Broadmoor situated in the parish of Laugharne; Ashwell and Upper End of the Town in Pendine; Troch Loyan in Llandilo Vawr; Mathoglwyn Bach in Llanvinith, and all other property settled upon the first party by Marriage Settlement bearing date 1722; Llwyn y Garc alias Noiadd Lwyd, Bryn Lwyn yr Have, Tyr Evan William Lewis, Llwyn yr Have etc. in Llandilo Vawr; Tyr Glan Cwm and Tyr Glan Kennen in Llandilo Vawr and Llandebye; Derwith Demesne and Mill, Kae William Philipp, the Ynys, Tyr Ystin Kathilas alias Kae Owen, Langwithvane, Clothie yr Dwr Cae David o Llwyd, Cae David a Kwllo, Llwyn Garw, Tythyn Carreg Rochan alias part of Pyode Issa, Tyr y Pyode Issa, Clyn Cowis, Langwith Vane Mill, Kae Gwynn Garw, Pen Lwynem Kathilas, cottages as specified, Llwyn yr Have, Tyr Nant yr Avar, Blaen Cagle, Craig dan y disgwilva, Bryn y Bede, Tyr y Cwm, part of Pyode Issa and Pyode Vach; all in the parish of Llandebye; Kathargoed, Kathargoed Ycha, Bryn Morlyn, Tyr Lyky David, Pant y Llwyn, Cwm Lechyn, Tyr y Garn and Wayn y wrach in Llanvihangell Aberbythich; Gelly Vawr, Tyr Gelly Gydrim, Tyr Twll Cwm, Gorse y Gornant, Cwm Kathan, Gwain ole and Kilvach y Gwear in Bettus; Galanock in Llanelly and Llanedy; Letty yr Drew by Alt y Vrane in Llanelly; Dole Brenn in Llannedy; Brin y fedwen, Tyr Nant yr Onnen, Rhandyr yr Arglwthes and Tyr Edward Lewis in Llangaddock; Tyr Pen y Twyne, Kae Pedlar, Kae Brwynog, Rhandyr yr Arglwyddes, and a third part of Morlais Mill in Llannon; Great House, etc., in Lammas Street, in the parish of St. Peter's in the County Borough of Carmarthen of which the first party became possessed by Deed of Partition (August 12, 1725); Tyryallan and fields called Park y Rhose, Park Rhose Gwair, Park Rose Draw, Park Newith and Park Rhose Vach; Castle Trinkwart, Tyr Dan y Llan and Tyr y ffald in the parish of Llangunnock, co. Carms., of which the first party became possessed by deed of partition dated 26 May 1726; also all arrears of rent of the above-released properties; upon specified trusts and uses. This release was made in consideration of the intended marriage of the said Elizabeth Lloyd and the said John Vaughan.

1.Richard Bevan of the parish of Saint Ismaels, co. Pembroke, yeoman;. 2.David Bevan of the town of Laugharne, co. Carms., mason. Lease for sixty years of the moiety of all the freehold lands of the first party (except one messuage) situated in Hangmanstreet in the town of Laugharne. Rent: five shillings annually. Counterpart.

1.Richard Bevan of the parish of Eglwys Cummin, yeoman, and Sarah his wife;. 2.John Davies of the town of Laugharne, mercer, both of co. Carms. Lease And Release, in consideration of eighteen pounds, of two messuages with their appurtenances situated in Hangman Street in the town of Laugharne; with covenant to levy a fine.

1.Bridget Bevan widow of Arthur Bevan of Laugharn, esq., late deceased;. 2.John Price of the parish of Llandilo Vawr, husbandman, both of co. Carms. Lease for seven years of part of a messuage and lands called White house alias Ty Gwynne Mawr consisting of Kaer fedwen, Kaerboidy, Little white House and garden and orchard, Pante mawr, Pen y Grose, cottages and gardens, Stang, Kae Pen y Grose, Foxhall, Coledge, Handyr y Colledge, Kaer coed, Gwain Caer Coed, Kae Skybor, ynis Gwartheg, Ynis Saith Nobol, Banal, Island vach Issa, Island vach ycha, Banal vach, Rhyster maner Issa, the Gravel, Kae Richard, Park y Day, Kaer yr llwyn and Kae Mawr with their appurtenances (except timber wood, trees, quarries, mines and minerals) situated in the parish of Llandilo Vawr, co. Carmarthen. Rent: sixty-six pounds annually.

Letters from J. Price to Madam Bevan at Laugharne, and case submitted to, with the opinion of, [Sir] D. Ryder, Attorney-General, relating to the putting into effect of a trust founded by Sir Thomas Powell, bart., (in a deed dated 1718/9 February 23 made with Sir Nicholas Williams, bart., and others) for the establishment and maintenance of a charity school in the County Borough of Carmarthen. The properties devised upon this trust are specified in No. 579, dated 1728 December 30.

Account made by Thomas Thomas, esq., with Mrs. Bridget Bevan for one year's rent of her estate in the parish of Llandilovawr and county borough of Carmarthen ending on the above date.

1.Milbern Bloom of the parish of Abergwilly, co. Carms., gent.;. 2.John Bowen of the parish of Llanvihangell Aberbithich, co. Carms., yeoman;. 3.Bridgett Bevan of Llaugharn, co. Carms., widow. Release, in consideration of one hundred and fifty-five pounds thirteen shillings and six pence (mortgage money) paid to the said Milbern Bloom and of ten pounds thirteen shillings and six pence paid to the said John Bowen, of the following: - firstly Y Gare, Y Keven, Place y Velin, Letty Yewan, Pant y Bara, Kae Newidd and Gwain Pen yr heol to the uses of the said Bridgett Bevan; secondly Gwain pwll nido and Gwain David Lloyd to the said Bridgett Bevan in trust for the said John Bowen; the said properties lying in the parish of Llanvyahgell Aberbithich. (See No. 307, dated 1745, December 31).

1.David Thomas, alderman;. 2.George James, carpenter, both of the County Borough of Carmarthen. Lease for the residue of a period of ninety-nine years (determinable on three lives) dating from October 8, 1742, of apiece of waste ground (forty one feet long by twenty feet broad, approximately) situated at a place called Pentre Kerrig in Dam Street in the County Borough of Carmarthen. Rent: Ten shillings annually.

Estreat of the court roll of the manor of Talley, co. Carms., recording the surrender by Mary Davies, widow and relict of David William, deceased, late one of the customary tenants of the said manor, and Thomas Davies, their youngest son, of a messuage and lands called Tyr yr Havod Bwll within the grange of Llanycrwyse, to the use of the said Mary Davies and Thomas Davies.

1.Charles Williams of the parish of Limehouse, co. Middlesex, victualler, only son and heir of Rebecca Williams (formerly Griffiths, spinster) by Thomas Williams of the parish of Landilo Vawr, co. Carms., gent., her husband, both now deceased;. 2.Thomas Powell of Chancery Lane, mercer, and Thomas Bowen of Abchurch Lane, gent., both of London. Lease And Release And Deed To Lead The Uses Of A Fine (to be levied at the next Great Sessions held for co. Carmarthen) of a messuage with its appurtenances and two little meadows adjoining called Dwy Wayn Harry Yssa (3 acres) situated in Rose Mayne in the parish of Llandilo-Vawr, co. Carmarthen. The consideration money is fifty-six pounds.

1.Bridget Bevan, widow and relict of Arthur Bevan of the town of Laugharne, esq., deceased;. 2.David Pruthero, the younger, of the town of Llandilo Vawr, glover, both of co. Carms. Lease for three lives (being the second party, Prisscilla, his wife and Susannah, his daughter) of a house and garden situated in the town of Llandilo Vawr, and of Rhandir in Kae Maes y Noyadd and a parcel of land near Kae ffynon feibion with the appurtenances (except timber wood and trees) situated in the parish of Llandilo Vawr, co. Carmarthen; in consideration of the surrender of the same premises previously let (October 2, 1718) by Richard Vaughan, esq., of Derwith, to David Pruthero, the elder, glover, of Llandilo Vawr, for a period of ninety-nine years, and of a sum of six pounds six shillings. Rent: two pounds ten shillings annually.

1.David Hughes, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife (one of the daughters and coheirs of Thomas Philipps, late of Laugharn, clerk, and his wife, both deceased);. 2.Bridget Bevan, widow, all of the town of Laugharn, co. Carms. Covenant, in consideration of one hundred and seventy pounds, to levy a fine of the other moiety of the properties specified in No. 311, dated 1749/50, March 8.