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Ref: BRA/11

Reference: [GB 0212] BRA/11
Date(s): 1626-1917
Scope and Content: Documents re The Lloyds of Alltyrodin & Castell Howell

BRA/11/1. MORTGAGE
1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq.
2. William Miller of Bristol, yeoman

Premises: all that capital messuage called Castle Howell; the messuage called Glan Clettwr; the messuage called Tythin Panty Skawen; the messuage called Gwarr allt yr Bun; the messuage called Pant y Llyn; the messuage called Glan Rhyd y dre; the messuage called Eskyr Dedwith; the messuage called Gwarr Alt davalogg; the messuage called Gwarr alt y Gair dre; the messuages called Glan y dwr and Nant y Gwidde, the messuage called Tythin Rhyd Sais, the messuage called Nant y Gwidde ycha; all the above being situated in the parish of Llandysul; also the messuage called Mayne Gwynion; the messuage called Moyley Cwm Bach; the right of common in the parish of Llanwenog; and all other messuages etc. held by the said David Lloyd in the parishes of Llandysul and Llanarth
Consideration: £7000

2 May 1777


BRA/11/2. Collateral Security for £7000 and interest

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin esq
2. William Miller of Bristol, merchant

Premises: the messuage called Penybont; the messuage called Gwernfach; the messuage called Troedrhiw; the messuage called Penybont; the messuage called Bwlchogycha; the messuage called Bwlchog Ganol; all the above being in the parish of Llanfihangel ar Arth, co. Carmarthen; also the messuage called Pantyporthman; the messuage called Cwm Towyll both in the parish of Llangeler co. Carmarthen; the messuage called Kilyblaydd, in the parish of Pencarreg, co. Carmarthen; the messuage called Keven Perkin in the parish of Llanybyther, co. Carmarthen. All the above premises were described in an indenture of release dated 19 September 1747

2 May 1777


BRA/11/3-5. LEASES and RELEASE

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq.
2. Sir George Glyn of Ewel, co. Surrey bart., and John Lloyd of pa. St. Peter, Carmarthen, gent.

BRA/11/3. LEASE

Premises: the Castle Howell estate, comprising all that capital messuage called Castle Howell; the tenement and mill called Castle Howell Mill; the messuage and smith's forge called Castle Howell Smith's forge; the messuage called Esker Dedwith; the messuage called Panty Skawen; the messuage called Glan Clettwr, the messuage called Gwar Allt yr ynn; the messuage called Gwartafolog; the messuage called Gwar Allt y Ferdre; the messuage called Gwar Allt y dre; the messuage called Glandwr; the messuage called Nantygwidde; the messuage called Maen y gwinion bach; the messuage called Caban. All the above being in the parish of Llandysul; also the messuage called Maen y Gwinion; the messuage called Molecwmbach; both in the parish of Llanarth; the messuage called Bwlch Mawr in the parish of Llanwanog; the tenements called Penybont, Llandysil, Danygraig and Tyr Mary Bydyr, now held as one tenement; and known as Bridge End, Llandysil; the messuage called Penyrhyw; the messuage called Bwlchoge, both in the parish of Llanfihangel, co. Carmarthen; the messuage called Pantyporthman; the messuage called Cromtonill; both in the parish of Llangeler; the messuage called Penygraig Fawr

1 March 1790


BRA/11/4. LEASE

Premises: the Alltyrodin estate, comprising the capital messuage called Alltyrodin, the messuage called Fynnon Llewhellin; the messuage called Pwlle yr Bryn; the messuage called Penwern; the messuage called Coylan Felen; the messuage called Tommen Rhydowen; the messuage called Llwyn Rhydowen; the messuage called Wernhyr, the messuage called Penylone; the messuage called Melin Kyron; the messuage called Penybank, the messuage called Gelly Grove; the messuage called Kil y Gelly; the messuage called Blaenpant; the messuage called Tydy; the messuage called Aberynon, the messuage called Bayly Gwyn; the messuage called Gwar y Coed ycha; the messuage called Rhyd y Cynidd; the messuage called Gwar y Coed Issa; the messuage called Gwar y Coed Issa; the messuage called Place Llwyd; the messuage called Doly Walter; the messuage called Glanrhyd; the messuage called Cathal; the messuage called Tyr Rhydowen; the messuage called Pantymoch; the messuage called Perthlas; the messuage called Camnant Fach; the messuage called Vole Dynas; the messuage called Penyrallt; the messuage called Abergardde, all the above premises being situated in the parish of Llandysil; also the messuage called Eskil Eyon, in the parish of Llanwenog

1 March 1790


BRA/11/5. RELEASE

2 March 1790


BRA/11/6. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT
1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin esq
2. Elizabeth Evans of High Mead, pa. Llanwenog, spinster
3. Sir George Glyn of Ewel, co. Surrey, bart. and John Lloyd of pa. St. Peter, Carmarthen, gent.

Premises: as (4)

2 March 1790


BRA/11/7. LEASE for one year

1. William Miller of Strubbets pa. Newington Baypath, co. Gloucester, and infant of ten years, great nephew and heir at law of William Miller late of the city of Bristol, merchant, dec'd.
2. Rev'd Charles Russell of Cauntz,pa. Hinton Martell, co. Dorset

Consideration; 5s.

Premises: the messuage called Castle Howell; the messuage called Clan Clettwr; the messuage called Tythin Panty Skawen; the messuage called Gwarr Allt yr Inn; the messuage called Panty y Llyn; the messuage called Clau Rhyd y Dre; the messuage called Eskyr Dedwyth; the messuage called Gwarr Allt Davologg; the messuage Gwarr alt y gair dre; the messuages called Clan y Dur and Nant y Gwidde Ishe; the messuage called Tythin Rhyd Sais, the messuage called Nant y Gwidde ycha; the messuage called Mein y Gurnion. All the above are situate in the parish of Llandysil. Also the messuage called Mayne Gwynion; the messuage called Moyley cwm Bach, both in the parish of Llanarth. Also the messuage called Penybont; the messuage called Gwernfach, the messuage called Troedrhiw; the messuage called Penybont; the messuage called Bwlchog ycha; the messuage called Bwlchog ganol. All these are situate in the parish of Llanfihangel Orarth. Also the messuage called Panty porthman and the messuage called Curn Towyll both in the parish of Llangeler; the messuage called Kily Clayos, pa. Pencarreg; the messuage called Keven Perkin, pa. Llanybyther.

2 March 1790


BRA/11/8. TRANSFER of MORTGAGE
1. William Miller of Strubbets pa. Newington Bay path, co. Gloucester, an infant under the age of 21 yearsj great nephew and heir at law of William Miller, late of the City of Bristol, Merchant, dec'd.
2. George Miller of pa. Ogleworth, co. Gloucester esq. and Samuel Edwards of Gotham House pa. Westbury upon Tryin co. Gloucester esq,and Elizabeth his wife, George Miller and Elizabeth Edwards being the administrator and administratrix of the goods of William Miller, dec'd.
3. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan, esq.
4. Rev'd. Charles Russel of Gaunt, pa. Hinton Martel co. Dorset, clerk

Premises: all those premises granted and conveyed by David Lloyd to William Miller, dec'd. [Nos. 1-2 above]
17 April 1792


BRA/11/9. COUNTERPART of (8)

17 April 1792


BRA/11/10. Probate of the WILL of David Lloyd, esq. dec'd. Extracted by Thomas Farrer

Dated 26 August 1822


11-12. Marriage settlement

BRA/11/11. LEASE for one year
1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan esq
2. John Davies of Myrtle Hill, co. Carmarthen esq. and Thomas Lloyd of Gilvach wen co. Cardigan

Marriage of John Lloyd and Dorothy Alicia Seymer.

Premises: all that capital messuage called Alltyrodin; the messuage called Fynnon Llewhellin; the messuage called Pwll-yr-bryn; the messuage called Penwern; the messuage formerly known as Cwm Towyn and Coylan Felen, now called Bringele; the messuage called Tommen Rhydowen; those two messuages called Llwyn Rhydowen; the messuage called Wernhyr; the messuage called Penylone, the messuage formerly called Velin Kyron or Melin Chyron, now called Mill Field and Velin Newidd; the messuage called Penybank; the messuage called Tydy; the messuage called Aberynon; the messuage called Bayly Gwyn; the messuage called Gwarcoed Ycha; the messuage called Rhydycynidd; the messuage called Gwar y coed issa; the messuage called Plas Llwyd; the messuage called Cathal; the messuage called Tir Rhydowen; the messuage called Pantymoch; the messuage called Camnant Fach; the messuage called Eselfach; the messuage called Voel Dynas; the messuage called Abergardde; all these are situate in the parish of Llandysul; the messuage called Eskir Eynon in pa. Llanwenog. All the above are known as the Alltyrodin estate. Also, all that capital messuage called Castle Howell with its lands and appurtenances; the messuage and mill called Castle Howell mill; the messuage and forge called Castle Howell smith's forge, the messuage called Eskerdedwidd; the messuage called Pant y skawen; the messuage called Glan Clettwr, the messuage called Gwaralt yr ynn; the messuage called Gwartafolog; the messuage called Gwarallt y dre; the messuage called Glandwr; the messuage called Nantygwidde; the messuage called Main-y-gwinnion bach; the messuage formerly called Caban now joined to Meiny Gwinnion Bach; all these are situate in the parish of Llandysil; also the messuage called Molecwmbach pa. Llanarth; the messuages called Penybont, Llandyssil, Danygraig and Tyr Mary Bydyr, known as Bridge End Llandyssil; the messuage called Penyrhyw; the messuage called Panty Porthman; the messuages called Cwm Towill pa. Llangeler. All the above are known as the Castle Howell Estate.

16 October 1826


BRA/11/12. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq.
2. Dorothy Alicia Seymer of the city of Bath, spinster, daughter of the late George Seymer of Shroton, co. Dorset
3. John Davies of Myrtle Hill co. Carmarthen and Thomas Lloyd of Gilvach wen co. Cardigan
4. Herbert Evans of Highmead esq and Charles Warren of Bedford Square co. Middlesex esq
5. Henry Seymer of Hanford, co. Dorset, esq. and Robert Alexander Price of Orchard St. Portman Square, co. Middlesex

Premises: specified in (11)

16 October 1826


BRA/11/13. LEASE for one year

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin esq
2. Henry Cosby of Longs Hotel, Bond St. co Middlesex esq,a cornet in his Majesty's third regiment of Light Dragoons

Premises: specified in (11)
Consideration: 5s

1 March 1827


BRA/11/14. APPOINTMENT BY WAY OF MORTGAGE

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin esq
2. Henry Cosby of Longs Hotel, Bond Street, co. Middlesex

Premises: specified in (11)
Consideration: £4000

2 March 1827


BRA/11/15. AGREEMENT

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq.
2. Sir Lewin Powell Glyn of Carmarthen esq; Roger Montgomery of Hannington, co. Wilts, esq.; John Jones of Ystrad, co Carmarthen/ John Lloyd Williams of Alderbrook Hall, co. Cardigan and Caroline Lloyd of the City of Bath, widow, executors of the will of the father of John Lloyd, David Lloyd.

For staying a suit in Chancery instituted by John Lloyd.

12 December 1828


BRA/11/16-17. LEASE and RELEASE

1. Henry Cosby esq., Lieutenant in his Majesty's first regiment of Dragoon Guards and John Lloyd of Alltyrodin
2. Lewis Weston Dillwyn of Penllergare, co. Glam.

Premises: all those premises mentioned in indentures bearing date 1-2 March 1827
[Nos. 13-14 above]
Consideration: £4000

20 April 1832


BRA/11/18. SURRENDER of LEASE

1. Jeremiah Osborne of the city of Bristol, esq.
2. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq

Premises: those mentioned in indentures of 2 May 1777 [Nos. 1-2 above]
Consideration: 10s.

6 June 1832


BRA/11/19. MORTGAGE

1. John Lloyd Davies of Alltyrodin esq and Anne his wife, the latter being the cousin and heiress-at-law of John Lloyd, late of Alltyrodin esq. deceased
2. Edward Lloyd Williams of Gwernant Park, Cardigan esq. eldest son and heir-at-law of John Lloyd Williams
3. John Lloyd Davies, executor of the will of John Lloyd, dec'd.
4. John Jones of Ystrad Lodge, co. Carmarthen, surviving executor of the will of David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, dec'd.
5. James Kibblewhite of Langham Place co. Middlesex, Clement Hue of Bedford Square and Samuel Merriman of Brook Street, Grosvenor Square
6. John Jones

Premises: The Alltyrodin and Castle Howell estates
Consideration; £7,000

20 May 1842


BRA/11/20. TRANSFER of MORTGAGE

1. George Cutcliffe of 13 Saint James Square, co. Middlesex, gent., the actuary of the Clerical Medical and General Life Assurance Society
2. William Bowman of Clifford St., Bond St. co. Middlesex, esq.; Gerard Wolfe Sydeleker of Harpenden Lodge, St. Albans, esq.; George Henry Pinckard of Combe Court, Godalming co. Surrey, esq.
3. John Davies Lloyd of Hafodweddyn, co Carmarthen esq.
4. Frederick Lewis Lloyd Phillips of Hafodweddyn esq.

Premises: as described in indenture of 20 May 1842 [as (19) above]
Consideration; £12,871 5s. 8d.

29 July 1870


BRA/11/21. MORTGAGE

1. John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodin and Blaendyffryn
2. Rev. Samuel Kettlewell of Hemel Hempstead co. Herts.; James Stables of Leeds, tea merchant

Premises: the capital messuages called the Castle Howell estate [Schedules and plans attached]
Consideration: £10,000

21 November 1872


BRA/11/22. COVENANT FOR PRODUCTION OF DEEDS

1. John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodin and Blaendyffryn
2. Rev. Samuel Kettlewell of Hemel Hempstead and James Stables of Leeds, tea merchant.

With respect to (21)

21 November 1872


BRA/11/23. MORTGAGE

1. John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodin and Blaendyffryn
2. Rev. Samuel Kettlewell of Hemel Hempstead, Herts., and James Stables of Leeds, tea merchant

Premises: part of Castle Howell estate [schedule and plans attached]
Consideration: £12,000

25 March 1874