Dangos 218 canlyniad

1. Anne Williams, parish of Saint Ismaels. co. Carmarthen, widow of Edward Williams, and Evan Williams, gent., (eldest son of the said Anne and Edward Williams, which said Anne and Evan Williams are administrators of the estates of Edward Williams, second son of the said Anne and Edward Williams and brother of the said Evan Williams) and Elinor, his wife;. 2. John Davies, parish of Llandeveylog, co. Carmarthen, gent., and Owen Bonnell, parish of Saint Ismaels aforesaid, gent.;. 3. Arthur Hughes, the said parish of Llandeveylog, gent., and Walter Rees, parish of Llanelly, gent.;. 4. Jane Bonnell of Kidwelly, co. Carmarthen, widow, and mother of the said Elinor. Settlement of Cwmburry, Haine, Parishes Of Llandeveylog and Saint Ismaels, co. Carmarthen, Parky Trawse, otherwise Tre Llimsy issa, parish of Llandeveylog, co. Carmarthen, and Tythyn Glan Gwendrath and Tythyn penybont, parish of Llangendairne, co. Carmarthen.

1. Sir Richard Mansell of Woodstone, co. Cork, Ireland, Bart.;. 2. John Adams of Carmarthen and John Morgan of Swanzey, co. Glamorgan, gent.;. 3. Owen Brigstock of Llechdouney, co. Carmarthen, esq. Release to make tenants to the praecipe for suffering a recovery of Iscoyd, Coedblew, Iscoyd Icha, Bonine, Park y brick, a messuage in the possession of Walter William, messuages in the possessions of David Walter, Edward Jones, gent., John Thomas, Jenkin Williams, John Jones, gent., and John Jones, the younger, and David Jones, Maes Gwynne, and messuages in the possessions of Christopher Richard, widow Griffiths, John Jenkin, David Morris, Owen Bonnell, and Jane Mansell, widow, parish of Saint Ismaells, messuages in the possessions of John Rees, John Rees Jenkin, John Evan, David Bowen, Dorothy Griffiths, Thomas Jenkin, the widow of John Griffiths gent., and Evan Isaac, parish of Llandeveylog, a messuage in the possession of Elizabeth Thomas, parish of Kidwelly, messuages in the possessions of Robert Hicks, Honor Davies, and Thomas David, town of Kiwelly, and a messuage in the possession of Thomas Jenkin, parish of Pembrey, co. Carmarthen.

Exemplification of a recovery of the properties specified in No. 3 suffered, 10 September 1736, between Owen Brigstock, esq., plaintiff, John Morgan and John Adams, gentn., tenants, and Sir Richard Mansell, Bart., and Samuel Beeston, vouchees.

1. Herbert Lloyd and Thomas Jones, both of Carmarthen, gentn.;. 2. John Lloyd of the same place, gentn.;. 3. Sir William Mansel of Iscoed, co. Carmarthen, Bart. Release of Cwmbury, Haine, Parkysheirallt, Llainygoitry, Llainbach, Llainydelin, Parkbach, Parkylloy, Wainfach, Old Orchard and Park Tyrmawr, parishes of Saint Ismael and Llandeveylog.

1. Edward Picton and Charlotte Maria Picton of Frood, co. Carmarthen;. 2. William Jones of Llangendirn in the aforesaid county. Bond for the payment of £100.

Recovery of fifty messuages, fifty cottages, etc., in the parishes of Llandeveilog, Saint Ishmael, Pembrey, Kidwelly, and in the town and borough of Kidwelly, co. Carmarthen, suffered between Jeremiah Price, gent., plaintiff, Thomas Lewis, gent., tenant, Sir William Mansel, Bart., and John Lloyd, vouchees. Copy.

Writ directed to John Symmons, esq., sheriff, to command Thomas Lewis gent., to deliver seisin of the properties specified in No. 12.

1. John Williams Hughes of Tregib, parish of Llandilo fawr, co. Carmarthen, esq., and John Rees of Killymaenllwyd, parish of Pembrey, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 2. Sir William Mansel of Iscoed, co. Carmarthen, Bart., (eldest son and heir at law of Sir William Mansel, late of the same place, Bart., deceased, by Dame Mary Mansel was he eldest son and heir at law of Sir Richard Mansel, heretofore of Icsoed aforesaid, Bart., by Dame Rebecca, his wife, also both deceased.);. 3. Robert Nelson Thomas of Swansea, co. Glamorgan, gent., (trustee for the said Sir William Mansel (party herto)). Lease And Release of Iscoed, Iscoeducha, Bronine, with the messuage thereunto adjoining and therewith held, Parkybrick, Maesgwyn, Penallt, the messuage near the Ferry of Llanstephan, and the messuages formerly in the occupation of Captain Robert Brigstock, William Morris, miller, John Edwards, ....Williams, the widow of Evan Williams, and Evan Jones, and now commonly called Ystrad, and in the occupation of David Hugh, parishes of Saint Ismaels and Llandeveylog, two messuages formerly in the occupations of Ismael Jones and Sylvanus Williams and now of David Humphreys, gent., the fields formerly in the occupations of Robert Brown, Evan Francis and David Bowen, and now commonly called Tyrfach and in the occupation of Ann Morris, widow, Trelimpsy, and the site of a cottage formerly in the occupation of Thomas Rees and now in ruins, parish Llandeveylog, the messuages formerly in the occupations of James Devonald and David Williams, clerk, and now of James, Lewis, William Davies, William Andrews, and William Davies, town and borough of Kidwelly, Glatwin, in the occupation of Joseph Anthony, now and for a few years past consisting of a messuage and lands and thentofore of lands only and in the tenures of William John Butcher and Morris Davies, Lookover, parish of Kidwelly, and Llanmorlais, parish of Pembrey, co. Carmarthen.

1. Thomas Picton of Poyston, co. Pembroke, esq., Major General in His Majesty's service;. 2. Richard Turbervill Turbervill of Ewenny Abby, co. Glam., esq., Elizabeth Picton, spinster, and Frances Morris, widow, both of Poyston, co. Pemb., Rev. Edward Picton of Frood, clerk, and Colonel John Picton of the 12th Regiment of Foot. General Release.

1. Sir William Mansel of Iscoed, co. Carmarthen, Bart.;. 2. Thomas Handcock of Bronyne, parish of Saint Ismael, co. Carmarthen, farmer. Lease of a farm called Bronyne in the parish of Saint Ismael aforesaid for 22 years. Draft.

1. Daniel Prytherch of the County of the Borough of Carmarthen, esq.;. 2. The Reverend Edward Picton of Ishcoed, co. Carm., clerk. Lease for life of a parcel of ground being part of the inheritance of the said Daniel Prytherch called Glanynant and adjoining the cottage lately built by or for the said Daniel Prytherch upon the said piece of land called Glanynant, parish of Llywel, co. Brec.

1. Rev. Edward Picton of Iscoed, co. Carm., clerk;. 2. Rev. William John Mansel of Ellesborough, co. Bucks., clerk (eldest son and heir apparent of Sir William Mansel late of Iscoed aforesaid, bart.);. 3. The said Sir William Mansel;. 4. Robert Whitmore of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, gent.;. 5. Robert Nelson Thomas of Swansea. Deed to make a tenant to the precipe for suffering a recovery of Iscoed Demesne, Iscoed Ucha, Bronyn and Cwmburry, p. Saint Ishmaels, co. Carm.

Letters Testimonial reciting a probate will of Sir Thomas Picton, Knight and Grand Cross of the Military Order of the Bath and a Lieutenant General in His Majesty's Army, late of Iscoed, co. Carmarthen, but in Flanders deceased, 5 July 1815.

1. William Warlow, late of the town and county if Haverfordwest, surgeon (third son of the late John Warlow, late of Haverfordwest aforesaid, gent., deceased, by Catherine, his late wife and afterwards widow);. 2. The Reverend Edward Picton of Frwd, co. Carmarthen. Release and discharge for the sum of £100, his portion under the settlement of his father and mother, and for £300, his fifth part or share of £1,500 under the will of the late General Sir Thomas Picton.

1. The Reverend Edward Picton of Iscoed, co. Carmarthen, clerk;. 2. Thomas Morris, the elder, and David Morris, of Carmarthen, bankers. Bond for the payment of £1,500.

1. John Picton Beete of Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Island, a retired Major of Her Majesty's Army, and Lucy Beete, his wife. 2. William Septimus Harding of 32., Waterloo Street, Birmingham, solicitor;. 3. Holmes Coote of 7, Princes Street, Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, surgeon;. 4. John Jefferys of Charlotte Town, Prince Edward Island, aforesaid, esq., and the said Holmes Coote. Appointment of Holmes Coote as trustee of No. 53 in place of William Septimus Harding.

1. John Picton of 80, Cadogan Place, co. Middlesex, esq., M.D.;. 2. David Lewis of Nantygoitre Ucha, parish of Llandefeilog, co. Carmarthen, farmer. Lease for 21 years of Nantygoitre Ucha aforesaid, endorsed with: 1877, Sept. 19 - 1. Bridget Lewis of Nantygoitre Ucha aforesaid, widow; 2. The said John Picton. Surrender of the above named lease.