Ffeil L10 - Schedules of deeds

Schedules of deeds relating mainly to the Maesmawr Hall estate and the Pryce and Davies families, particularly Jane Anne Pryce, consisting of a schedule of writings in the hands of John Dickins relating to the estate of Pryce Davies of Maesmawr (1734); attestation of receipt of indentures and copies of wills from Pryce Davies, Maesmawr, witnessed by Owen Humphreys, Llanfair, Rice Pryce, and John Lloyd Edwards (1784); schedule of Manafon Hall Deeds, deeds and papers relating to the property of the late Rice Pryce to which Mr Buckley Williams is entitled (1827, notes documents dating from 1729-1800); schedule of deeds in box at the National Provincial Bank, Newtown, and schedule of deeds relating to the Dolforwyn Hall Estate (1909); schedule of deeds and documents relating to fields and hereditaments in the township of Manafon, Llys and Bryneaearniser (1909); schedule of miscellaneous deeds (1909); schedule of deeds and documents relating to two dwelling houses and shops in Lower Church Street, Welshpool (1909); schedule of documents listing documents (mainly indentures) dating from 1770-1837; schedule of further deeds relating to the estates of Maesmawr Hall, Stingwern Bach and Pantyberth otherwise Keelcochwyn situate in the several parishes of Llandinam, Llanwnog, Tregynon and Berriew in the County of Montgomery (undated); schedule of deeds belong to Reverend Herbert Davies and relating to Estates in the County of Montgomery (1909); a schedule of miscellaneous documents relating to estate of Mrs Jane Anne Pryce deceased (1909); schedule of deeds relating to the Dolforwyn Hall Estate in the parishes of Bettws and Berriew in the County of Montgomery (1910); schedule of deeds retained by Mr Edward Jones and the Reverend James Jones as mortgagees on completion of mortgage to them from the said Edward Jones for securing £20,000 and interest (undated); and an inventory of silver, plated articles and furniture, the property of the trustees of Jane Anne Pryce deceased and now in the possession of the Reverend Herbert Davies at 91 Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol (1938).