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Articles of Agreement made before the marriage of the said John Tucker and Mary Tucker (eldest daughter of the said ...,

  1. William Tucker of Sealyham, co. Pemb., esq., and Mary, his wife, Mary Tucker, Ann Tucker, Catherine Tucker, and Elizabeth Tucker, spinsters, all of Sealyham and the four dau's and co-heirs of the said William Tucker and Mary, his wife. 2. William Scourfield of New Moat, co. Pemb., esq., and Thomas Lloyd of Cwmgloine, co. Pemb. 3. Lewis Vaughan of Jordanston, co. Pemb., and William Forde of Shoulhall, co. Pemb., esq's. 4. Catherine Tucker of Treflethin, co. Pemb., widow, and John Tucker of Treflethin, gent., eldest son and heir of the said Catherine Tucker by Owen Tucker, gent., her late husband, dec., and Thomas Tucker of Hook, co. Pemb., esq. Articles of Agreement made before the marriage of the said John Tucker and Mary Tucker (eldest daughter of the said William Tucker and Mary, his wife), when the following properties were settled - the capital m. of Sealyham, Sealyham Mill, m's and lands in Welshook and Cuttus y Garn, all in St Dogwells; Mabus Vawr (in the tenures of the said William Tucker, John Evan, and Essex Harries), and two m's called Mabus Vach and Lowarch Mill, all in p. Mathry; Trehowell in p. St Edrin's (in the tenure of Thomas James); Carnachenwen and Tyrdell in Mathry (in tenure of John Rogers, gent.); Velindre in Llanunda and St Nicholas (in the tenure of John William); Llanglofan in Grandston (in the tenure of William James); Hendre Ycha and Hendre Isha in Jordanston; Cappel otherwise Chappel, a reputed moiety of tmt Diffrinfurnant, and Trekenith, Fishguard, Dinas, and Llanllawer; a m. in the Townred and fields of Tretio Vawr, and several pieces of lands in Trejago and Treminith in St Davids; Clynymane, Killgam, and Killgam Vach in Whitchurch in Kemes; Blane yr annell and Faes Llacka in Bridell and Eglwyserrow. Witnesses: D. Hughes and Stephen Evans. Paper. Copy.

Assignment of the principal sum of £2,000 and interest secured on mortgage of the following estates - a m. in ...,

  1. William Bowen of Milton House, co. Pemb., esq. 2. Thomas Edwardes Tucker, late of Cleddy Lodge, p. Camrose but now of Llanniloe, Laugharne, co. Carm., esq. 3. Thomas Moore of Portsmouth, Hampshire, a Capt. in Her Majesty's Royal Marines. Assignment of the principal sum of £2,000 and interest secured on mortgage of the following estates - a m. in possession of William Mendies, Dyffrintyrnant, in Fishguard, Dinas, and Llanllawr; Tyrblane-diffrin-waynog otherwise Penygause, Magur Owen, Closehene-issa, Place Court in Llangolman; Llantood and Dyffrin-issa in Llantood and Bridell; and Prendergast in Llantood; all of which are in co. Pemb. Copy. Paper.

Demise of lands in co. Pemb. for an annuity of £265 during the lives of the said Thomas Edwardes Tucker ...,

  1. Thomas Edwardes Tucker of Laugharne, co. Carm., esq., and Emma Tucker, his wife. 2. Jonathan Rogers Powell of Haverfordwest, gent., and Ann, his wife. 3. James Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest, gent. Demise of lands in co. Pemb. for an annuity of £265 during the lives of the said Thomas Edwardes Tucker and Emma Tucker, his wife, with an assignment of a policy of assurance for £3,000 in the Metropolitan Life Assurance Society. Paper. Copy.

Lease And Release of a m. and lands in the Townred and fields of Ambleston, co. Pemb., containing about one ...,

  1. Thomas Picton of Poyston, co. Pemb., gent., son and heir of Thomas Picton, late of Poyston, gent., dec., who was son and heir of John Picton the elder, late of Poyston, gent., likewise dec. 2. Thomas Parry of Aberustwith, co. Card., gent. 3. John Symmons of Llanstinan, co. Pemb., esq. Lease And Release of a m. and lands in the Townred and fields of Ambleston, co. Pemb., containing about one ploughland, the two m's of Triffilton and Hood in Ambleston, and several m's and lands in the Townred and fields of Scollock and Wallis in Ambleston. Witnesses: Wat. Lewes and Wm Thomas. Paper. Copy.

Lease of Little Treffgorne and the fields called Wadding's Meadow, The Burgage adjoining, Shipping Meadow, The Piece above the wood ...,

  1. William Edwardes Tucker of Sealyham, esq. 2. William Davies of Little Treffgarne, farmer. Lease of Little Treffgorne and the fields called Wadding's Meadow, The Burgage adjoining, Shipping Meadow, The Piece above the wood, Green meadow, Park Newydd, Old Clover, Lower Landwr meadow, Upper Landwr meadow, Allty Cennel, South Park Coch, North Park Coch, Park y north, Church Park, Park Phillip, Cow Park, Calves Park, The Burgage adjoining, Little gelding clover, Big gelding, White Park, Ox Park, New Moore, East Mill Park, and West Mill Park; a cottage called Wier Cott and other lands, all in St Dogwells; for the tenant's life at a yearly rent of £250.

Sealyham Deeds,

  • GB 0210 SEALYHAM
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  • 1746-1843 /

Deeds relating to the Tucker family of Sealyham, St. Dogwells, Pembrokeshire, 1746-1843.

Tucker family of Sealyham, Pembrokeshire.

Settlement (before the marriage of John Owen Edwardes and Catherine Tucker) of Longford, Grondre, Gondre Mill, and Castledwran, all in ...,

  1. Rowland Edwardes of Treffgarne, St Dogwells, esq., and John Owen Edwardes of Treffgarne, esq., his eldest son and heir at law. 2. Gilbert James of Narberth, gent., and Herbert Lloyd of Carmarthen. 3. William Ford of Stone Hall, St Lawrence, esq., and John Harries of Priskilly, Mathry, esq. 4. John Tucker of Sealyham, St Dogwells, esq., and Catherine Tucker of Sealyham, spinster and eldest daughter of the said John Tucker. Settlement (before the marriage of John Owen Edwardes and Catherine Tucker) of Longford, Grondre, Gondre Mill, and Castledwran, all in the chapelry of Castledwran in Killymaenllwyd, co. Carm.; Castle Lwyd Mockennock, March otherwise West Marsh, Llanimloe and Little Llanmiloe, Pentre, Castle Comfort, Knaps, Cwmkeday, all in Laugharne, co. Carm. Copy. Paper. Torn.

Settlement before the marriage of William George and Dorothy Howells. The portion of Dorothy Howells was £30 and personalty; the ...,

  1. William George of p. St Dogwells, farmer. 2. John Tucker of Sealyham, esq., and William Ford of Stonehall, esq. 3. Mary George of Welchhook, St Dogwells, widow and mother of the said William George. 4. Dorothy Howells of p. St Edrins, spinster. Settlement before the marriage of William George and Dorothy Howells. The portion of Dorothy Howells was £30 and personalty; the said Mary George, widow, was to be maintained; Dorothy is granted an interest in a lease for lives of lands in Welsh Hook which had been granted to William George by John Tucker of Sealyham, esq. Witnesses: Jas Evans and Thos Tucker.