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1 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Pagham, Sussex to his father Jonathan Rogers Powell agreeing to the appointment of "James Evans and Eaton Evans" as his trustees, "and not Mr Henry Nicholas"
2 - Letter from Fanny Sophia Powell the widow of Jonathan Rogers Powell to "my dear Eaton" saying that she has found the residuary account of the estate of William Ayleway "which will clear my beloved husband's memory from the unjust suspicion of having appropriated to his own use the sum of £3000 belonging to his first family"
3 - Letter from George Turner Phillips at 24 Leinster Square, London, to James Eaton Evans indicating various methods of rescuing William Turner Powell from his present precarious financial plight: "The Milford creditors must wait, at all events for the present"
4 - Letter from Dr ? George Griffiths of Milford to James Eaton Evans saying that in his opinion William Turner Powell's life was a fit one to be insured
5 - Letter from George Turner Phillips to James Eaton Evans agreeing with the course of the latter has taken with William Turner Powell
6 - Letter from White and Company of King Street, Covent Garden to an unnamed addressee, probably W. T. Powell, saying that they have not recieved a cheque from Mr Evans which they have been expecting for some time
7 - Letter from Reverend George Evans Gwynne at Eastwall Rectory, Ashford, Kent, brother of Mrs Powell, to Edward Eaton Evans complaining about the terrible scandal being caused in Tenby by Mr and Mrs Powell's drunkeness and suggesting that they be moved to some more remote place like Laugharne
8 - Copy of a reply to D/EE/4/7 sent by Edward Eaton Evans saying that he had made enquiries and has found the stories of the Powell's appearing drunk in public to be without foundation
9 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne at Eastwell Rectory to Edward Eaton Evans reporting that "things are very wrong with the W. T. Powells and it is desirable that they should be moved to London as soon as possibly"
10 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne at Eastwell Rectory to Edward Eaton Evans saying that he has succeeded in getting lodgings for the Powells in Hammersmith where they will be near William's cousin George Turner Phillips. He ends: "I belive Mrs Powell is not in her right mind I only wish it could be proved and that she could be placed under restraint"
11 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne at Eastwell Rectory to Edward Eaton Evans saying that the Powells are now living with a Mrs Carter in Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith and that if they get turned out because of their conduct a mutual separation would be best for the sake of the children who are looking very neglected
12 - Letter from George Phillips to James Eaton Evans explaining the reason for the Powells leaving Tenby and noting that Mrs Powell has begun to drink and neglect the children at their new lodgings in Hammersmith. He and Reverend Gwynne have arranged a separation and Mrs Powell is to go to her friends for six months
13 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 18 Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith to Edward Eaton Evans asking him to arrange for the National Provincial Bank in Haverfordwest to cash his cheques earlier so he can pay Mrs Carter every Tuesday and informing him that "my dear wife has left me for Croydon for six months last Monday, it was the wish of her brother Mr Gwynne and also my cousin George Phillips"
14 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Shaftesbury Road to Edward Eaton Evans asking him to release a sum of £10 for the purchase of a new set of false teeth and bemoaning the absence of his wife
15 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Albert Square, Clapham Road, London to Edward Eaton Evans asking him to send money to George Phillips to cover what the latter has paid for "my little boy Hugh at Ardingly College"
16 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Albert Squre to Edward Eaton Evans complaining about the scandalous and shameful way in which he and his absent wife have been treated by all sorts of people including his sister Julia, George Phillips, George Gwynne, the gossips of Tenby and the addressee himself
17 - Letter from George Phillips to Edward Eaton Evans expressing his opinion that William Turner Powell's letter of 4th June was "written in some transport of rage rather than under the influence of drink . . . . . . . . . I think he was not accountable for what he wrote". Mrs Powell is due to return to him in July or August
18 - Letter from Annie Hemmings of 37 Mighell Street, Dorset Gardens, Brighton to Messrs. Eaton Evans notifying them that the Turner Powells had taken her apartment on 29th May
19 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 37 Mighell Street to Edward Eaton Evans saying that he and his wife are unhappy at their lodgings as Mrs Hemmings has insulted them and asked them to leave. He would prefer to leave Brighton altogether and to go to Worthing
20 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Mighell Street to Edward Eaton Evans saying that his wife "has been going on in a most disgraceful manner . . . . . . . . . drinking with that bad man Mr Hall" and asking if he should get a seperation from her. He repeats that he wants to leave Brighton
21 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Mighell Street to Edward Eaton Evans repeating his desire to leave Brighton as "Mr Hemmings is not at all a nice man and only makes rows . . . . . . . . as long as we live at Brighton my wife will drink"
22 - Letter from James Hemmings of 37 Mighell Street to Messrs. Eaton Evans and Williams informing them that he has given Mr and Mrs Powell formal notice to quit his house because of their unacceptable behaviour
23 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Mighell Street to George Phillips saying that his wife is very ill an that he is about to write to Reverend Gwynne asking him to come down to Brighton to see her
24 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Mighell Street to Edward Eaton Evans saying that James Hemmings' complaints about him are unjustified and that Mr Hemmings is himself a man of unsavoury character
25 - Letter from Dr C. Welch at Rock Gardens Brighton to Messrs Eaton Evans accompanying his account for treatment to Mrs Powell during her last illness
26 - Letter from Dr. C. Welch to Messrs Eaton Evans saying that he is still attending William Turner Powell and that the latter is "as well as one could expect" and "more cleanly in his person and dress than of old"
27 - Letter from James Hemmings of Mighell Street to Messrs. Eaton Evans and Williams saying that William Turner Powell has now overcome the shock at the death of his wife and is not very willing to go to London as Dr Phillips wants. He sets out his terms for Williams and his son Howell
28 - Letter from George Phillips at the Hotel Metropole Brighton to Edward Eaton Evans saying that he has been with "poor old Willie", that he should be moved to London and that Miss Phillips has agreed to take him and his son, who is eight years old "with the makings of a nice little fellow". Mrs Powell died of delirium tremens and had been pawning her jewellery some of which has been redeemed
29 - Letter from George Phillips at 24 Palace Court to Edward Eaton Evans saying that Miss Philipps is willing to take William and his son and that her sister gives lessons. Enclosed is note from Miss M. Philipps of Sunderland Terrace to that effect
30 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne at Potton Vicarage, Sandy, Bedfordshire to James Eaton Evans reporting the death of his mother soon after that of his sister and how this affects the terms of his mother's will. He calculates the amount of money that will come to the children of William Turner Powell as some £2500 and considers the plan of Dr Phillips to get him away from Brighton and up to London as "most excellent"
31 - Letter from William Turner Powell at Dorset Gardens to Edward Eaton Evans thanking him for sending money to Mr Hemmings and Dr Welch, asking for more to have a haircut and buy Christmas presents for "Julia and Maryanne", mentioning that George Phillips is making arrangements with "the Miss Phillips", and saying that he will be sorry to leave Brighton in February after Turner and Gwynne finish their Christmas holidays "on account of going to see my poor dear wife's grave".
32 - Letter from George Phillips at 24 Palace Court to Edward Eaton Evans recommending that Turner should stay at Ardingly for his holidays as "he is a young blackguard and we shall have Willie off the rails if he comes up". He adds "How are Sir C. P's (Sir Charles Philipps of Picton) chances this year?"
33 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 16 Sunderland Terrace, Westbourne Park, London to Edward Eaton Evans complaining that George Phillips has made mischief for him and so has Miss Philipps by refusing to allow Turner to come home for the holidays. He wishes to leave Sunderland Terrace
34 - Copy letter from Edward Eaton Evans to William Turner Powell assuing him that neither George Phillips nor Miss Phillips was trying to make mischief for him
35 - Letter from George Phillips to Edward Eaton Evans beginning "What a lying old beggar it is" and stating that he will have nothing further to do with William Turner Powell till he recieves a written apology from the latter. He adds that he is going to Tenby to vote but he fears it is a forlorn hope
36 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 16 Sunderland Terrace to Edward Eaton Evans saying that he wishes to leave Miss Philipps and complaining that constant interfering by his relatives has made his life a misery to him
37 - Letter from Mary Philipps at 16 Sunderland Terrace to Edward Eaton Evans informing him of Gwynne's lack of progress at Ardingly and adding that Howell, who will be thirteen next birthday, ought to go away to School if one can be found for him
38 - Letter from Miss Mary Philipps at 16 Sunderland Terrace to Edward Eaton Evans informing him that she has contacted the head master at Ardingly about extra tuition in reading, writing and arithmetic for Gwynne and that William Turner Powell's mental processes are much worse than they were
39 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 16 Sunderland Terrace to Edward Eaton Evans accompanying Gwynne's school bills. He admits that Gwynne is not doing very well at School, he mentions that his own income is some £300 per annum, he asks if he can go to see his late wife's headstone at Brighton and he says he wishes to leave his present address
40 - Letter from Miss Mary Philipps at 16 Sunderland Terrace to Edward Eaton Evans complaining that William Turner Powell refuses to wear the clothes he has. She says that Gwynne is not fit for colonies or very hard work
41 - Letter from Miss Mary Philipps to Edward Eaton Evans about the choosing of a school for Howell
42 - Letter from Miss Mary Philipps at 266 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London to Edward Eaton Evans asking his advice on what to do with some boxes containing the late Mrs Powell's clothes which are stored in an empty coal cellar
43 - Letter from Reverend George Evans Gwynne at Stamfordham Vicarage, Newcastle on Tyne to Edward Eaton Evans accompanying a copy of his mother's will. He expresses regret to hear of William Turner Powell's illness, asks if he can meet Edward Eaton Evans in London with a view to freeing himself of the trust now the two sons are of age, asks about the boys progress and talks about the diptheria in his parish which has resulted in four deaths out of five cases
44 - Letter from Reverend George Evans Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans accompanying a marriage settlement which the latter had asked for and recounting the story of a huntsman's near fatal accident
45 - Letter from Reverend George Evans Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans about the money left by his mother to his sister, Mrs Powell
46 - Letter from Reverend Evans Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans arranging to meet him in London on 27th of the month
47 - Letter from Reverend Evans Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans about financial matters
48 - Letter from William Turner Powell at 5 St Mary's Road, Bayswater, to Edward Eaton Evans talking about the birth dates of some of his sons and informing him of his imminent departure for Sandown, Isle of Wight
49 - Letter from Reverend Evans Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans about financial matters
50 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne at Stamfordham Vicarage, Newcastle upon Tyne, to Edward Eaton Evans wondering why the Inland Revenue want information about money paid into Powell's Trust
51 - Letter from Reverend George Gwynne to Edward Eaton Evans confirming that "Mr Howell was my mother's uncle, Mrs Howell her aunt by marriage"
52 - Letter from Hugh R. Phillips, the son of Dr George Phillips at 28 Palace Court, London, to Edward Eaton Evans informing him that "Willie Powell was put under an anesthetic and thoroughly examined" and he adds that his own father "is doing splendidly"
53 - Letter from Miss M. Philipps at 5 St Mary's Road to Edward Eaton Evans reporting on William Turner Powell's condition now that he is out of hospital
54 - Letter from Hugh R. Phillips to Edward Eaton Evans about William Turner Powell's health and about the advisability of moving him to someone more accustomed than Miss Philipps to looking after people who can no longer help themselves
55 - Letter from Gwynne Powell at Trafalgar House, Rustington, near Worthing to Edward Eaton Evans telling him that he has not much change of a job "until the New Year when the cucumbers start again" and asking for some money
56 - Letter from Howell Powell at Mrs Ticehurst's, Sandy Cross, Heathfield, Sussex to Edward Eaton Evans saying that his father's plate has been equally divided between himself and Gwynne and that he is enjoying poultry farming
57 - Letter from Howell Powell to Edward Eaton Evans saying that he has recently been to Gwynne's wedding at Rustington and expressing the opinion that he can make a living at poultry farming
57a - Letter from Gwynne Powell to Edward Eaton Evans complaining about lack of funds
58 - Letter from Howell Powell to Edward Eaton Evans expressing his regret at the death of the latter's son and asking him for £50 to put in the bank for the poultry business and other expenses
59 - Letter from Howell Powell at 25 Ryecroft Road, Lewisham (Gwynne's address) to Edward Eaton Evans asking again for £50. Gwynne has "a nice little home" but "seems to feel it very much his being out of work"
60 - Letter from Gwynne Powell at Rose Cottage, Effingham Road, Copthorne, Sussex to Edward Eaton Evans asking him to look into the affairs of a firm in which Gwynne has shares
61 - Letter from Gwynne Powell to Edward Eaton Evans complaining about the same firm
62 - Letter from Gwynne Powell to Edward Eaton Evans describing a meeting he had with the representatives of the firm with which he is in dispute
63 - Letter from Gwynne Powell to Edward Eaton Evans on the same subject
64 - Valuation for division of the joint property of Evan George and David Harries James made by Thomas Eaton
65 - Settlement of an annuity and a mortgage debt and securities for these both and a release of claims under the will of William Ayleway
66 - Valuation of Gilfach and Glandy estate in the parish of Llandysilio in Carmarthenshire for Mr Owen William George of Hyde Park Barracks by Messrs. Webb and Buck of Worcester
67 - Attested copy of settlement of estates in the parish of St Dogmells, the property of William Turner Powell of Haverfordwest, (living temporarily at Pagham), in the hands of trustees James Eaton Evans and Edward Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest (plus office draft)
68 - Requisitions on the title of James and Edward Eaton Evans trustees of W. T. Powell to the tenement called Cnwcke in St Dogmells parish sold at the Lion Hotel Cardigan on 21st June 1873 to Mr Thomas James for £100
69 - Requisitions on the title of James and Edward Eaton Evans as trustee of W. T. Powell to the tenements called Penrhyn Castle, Penrhynmawr, Vagwrlas and Penrhynback in St Dogmells sold at the Lion Hotel 21/06/1873 to Mr John Rees for £2820
70 - Papers, including counterpart lease, notices to quit and valuation, regarding Cwmconnell and farm in the parish of St Dogmaels the property of Jonathan Rogers Powell and after him William Turner Powell
71 - Abstract of title of the trustees of William Turner Powell to estates in the parish of St Dogmaels intended to be offered to sale by auction at The Black Lion Cardigan on 21/06/1873
72 - Schedule of deeds relating to the estates of William Turner Powell in the parish of St Dogmells with the names of the purchasers to whom they are to be delivered
73 - Particulars and conditions of sale of the estates in St Dogmaels parish, the property of William Turner Powell, to be sold at the Black Lion Hotel Cardigan 21/06/1873
74 - Bundle of abstracts, requisitions on title and particulars of the estates of William Turner Powell in St Dogmaels
75 - Bundle of miscellaneous papers relating to farms once the property of Jonathan Rogers and William Turner Powell but which passed into other ownership. The firm of Eaton Evans and Williams continued to act for the new owners
76 - Release and declaration of trust in respect of the produce of the estates in St Dogmaels from William Turner Powell to his trustees James and Edward Eaton Evans
77 - Office copy of the settlement on the marriage of William Turner Powell and Arabella Magalena Helen Susan Evans
78 - Agreement by W. T. Powell to take the tenancy of rooms at Cheltenham House, Linden Square, Tenby for John Hedges for 12 months at 20 shillings a week
79 - Mortgage of a life interest and policy of assurance to secure £200 and interest between William Turner Powell of Tenby and Charlotte Warlow of Haverfordwest
80 - Appointment of William Picton Evans of Cardigan as a new trustee of W. T. Powell to replace James Eaton Evans deceased
81 - Record of payments maded to Gwynne and Howell Powell under the will of their aunt Miss Julia Powell who died on 23/05/1898
82 - Copy of a letter sent to Messrs Eaton Evans Williams by the Secretary of teh Estate Duty Office in Somerset House on the subject of the Powell trust
83 - Draft release by Gwynne and Howell Powell to George Phillips and Reverend Georges (sic) Evans Gwynne of trust funds under the marriage settlement of William Turner Powell and Helen his wife
84 - Schedule of documents relating to land at Stanstead in the County of Kent the property of Mr Howell William Powell (son of W. T. Powell)
85 - Rough draft of case for the opinion of counsel regarding the Powell trust
86 - List of sums of money paid out on William Turner Powell's behalf
87 - Certified copies of the marriage entry of Jonathan Rogers Powell and Anne Tullet, the baptismal entry of William Ayleway Powell, their first son, and his burial entry, and the burial entries of Jonathan and Anne
88 - Letters of administration granted to William Ayleway surgeon of Haverfordwest on the death of this uncle the Reverend Charles Ayleway
89 - Will of Arabella Magdalena Helen Susan Powell, wife of William Turner Powell late of Haverfordwest but now of Chesterfield House, Clifton, Bristol. Her husband is appointed sole executor
90 - Probate of the will of William Turner Powell of Number 5 Bayswater Road and associated papers. Letters of administration granted to Gwynne Powell, as the appointed executrix, Helen Powell, had predeceased the testator
91 - Will of Howell William Powell of Sandycross, Heathfield, Sussex. Executors James Frederick Ticehurst of Sandycross, his father in law and William George Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest to look after his wife Emily Powell and any children they might have
92 - Will of John Gwynne Turner Powell of Rose Cottage, Effingham Road, Copthornen near Crawley in the county of Sussex. Executors Charles Oliver Herson of Wolverton, electrical engineer, his brother in law and William George Eaton Evans to look after his wife and any children there may be
93 - Bundle of school bills, school reports, school prospectuses, etc. accumulated during the years when William Turner Powell's sons were being educated at St Saviour's School, Ardingly and Ardingly College. No christian names appear, the boys are referred to as Powell mi, Powell min, and Powell quartus
94 - Yearly accounts of Howell and Gwynne the surviving sons of William Turner Powell with Eaton Evans and Williams
95 - Apprenticeship agreement between Gwynne Powell and Thomas Joseph Smith of Westbury, Highland Road, Bromley, Kent, horticulturalist and fruitgrower
96 - Apprenticeship agreement between Howell Powell and the Valnay Motor and Cycle Engineering Company of 68 The Parade, Garratt Lane, Earlsfield, South West London and associated correspondence
97 - Stamp Office and Inland Revenue forms relating to the finanical affairs of the Powell family over several generations
98 - Inland Revenue and other papers regarding Trellys farm in the parish of St Nicholas in which farm Gwynne Powell appears to have been interested in the 1930s
99 - Miscellaneous bills, accounts, bank books and account books, of William Turner Powell and his wife
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Expand 15 - The papers of Mrs Leah James of Trebrithin or Trebrython in the parish of Manorowen15 - The papers of Mrs Leah James of Trebrithin or Trebrython in the parish of Manorowen
Expand 16 - The Papers of the Reverend Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale in St Edrin's parish16 - The Papers of the Reverend Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale in St Edrin's parish
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Expand 23 - Papers of John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodyn near Llandysul, Cardiganshire23 - Papers of John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodyn near Llandysul, Cardiganshire
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Expand 26 - Papers relating to the estate of the late Mrs Frances Jane Stokes (formerly Williams, nee Morgan) of Fernhill, Haverfordwest26 - Papers relating to the estate of the late Mrs Frances Jane Stokes (formerly Williams, nee Morgan) of Fernhill, Haverfordwest
Expand 27 - Papers relating to the estate of Eaton of Parcglas and Massy of Cottesmore27 - Papers relating to the estate of Eaton of Parcglas and Massy of Cottesmore
Expand 28 - Papers of Thomas Henry James of 25 North Street, Haverfordwest28 - Papers of Thomas Henry James of 25 North Street, Haverfordwest
Expand 29 - Papers of Ford and Protheroe of Stone Hall, St Lawrence, and Skyrme of Llawhaden29 - Papers of Ford and Protheroe of Stone Hall, St Lawrence, and Skyrme of Llawhaden
Expand 30 - "Deeds relating to leasehold houses in Hamilton Terrace, Milford Haven, held for surviving life of Richard Summers esquire" and "Old Deeds relating to Willesden House, [Haverfordwest St Thomas]"30 - "Deeds relating to leasehold houses in Hamilton Terrace, Milford Haven, held for surviving life of Richard Summers esquire" and "Old Deeds relating to Willesden House, [Haverfordwest St Thomas]"
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Expand 33 - Deeds relating to the Brawdy Estate33 - Deeds relating to the Brawdy Estate
Expand 34 - Deeds and documents, relating to Hawkewell of Llawhaden and Meare of Rhoscrowther, found in a wooden box marked 'Mrs Roch, Butterhill'34 - Deeds and documents, relating to Hawkewell of Llawhaden and Meare of Rhoscrowther, found in a wooden box marked 'Mrs Roch, Butterhill'
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Expand 42 - Papers relating to Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest42 - Papers relating to Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest
Expand 43 - Papers relating to property in Nash, Pembroke St Mary, Robeston Wathen , Narberth and other places in Pembrokeshire43 - Papers relating to property in Nash, Pembroke St Mary, Robeston Wathen , Narberth and other places in Pembrokeshire
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Expand 47 - Papers of Thomas Lewis of Walton East, his son in law John Vaughan and grandson William Vaughan47 - Papers of Thomas Lewis of Walton East, his son in law John Vaughan and grandson William Vaughan
Expand 48 - Papers relating to Philipps of Picton Castle and the Cawdor Estate48 - Papers relating to Philipps of Picton Castle and the Cawdor Estate
Expand 49 - Papers of Tregroes Farm, Fishguard and the Maltby Trust49 - Papers of Tregroes Farm, Fishguard and the Maltby Trust
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Expand 53 - Papers relating to the estate of Roch of St Ishmaels53 - Papers relating to the estate of Roch of St Ishmaels
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Expand 56 - Papers of the Scotchwell Estate, Haverfordwest The Scotchwell Estate located in the parish of Prendergast was originally a farm on the outskirts of Haverfordwest and in the hands of the Surman family in the 1700s. They sold to the Stokes family in 1794. John Lort Stokes of Scotchwell born in 1812 accompanied Charles Darwin on HMS Beagle as a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Having survived being speared by a native and escaped being eaten by a crocodile he went on to command the Beagle and ended his career as an Admiral. Later the estate passed to the Samson family. It has since become a caravan site and the house an old peoples home.56 - Papers of the Scotchwell Estate, Haverfordwest The Scotchwell Estate located in the parish of Prendergast was originally a farm on the outskirts of Haverfordwest and in the hands of the Surman family in the 1700s. They sold to the Stokes family in 1794. John Lort Stokes of Scotchwell born in 1812 accompanied Charles Darwin on HMS Beagle as a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Having survived being speared by a native and escaped being eaten by a crocodile he went on to command the Beagle and ended his career as an Admiral. Later the estate passed to the Samson family. It has since become a caravan site and the house an old peoples home.
Expand 57 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Laws family of Tenby57 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Laws family of Tenby
Expand 58 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Liddeston Estate and Mrs Martha Jane Roch (nee Protheroe)58 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Liddeston Estate and Mrs Martha Jane Roch (nee Protheroe)
Expand 59 - Settlement trustees of Thomas James Roch & uxor. (Llether & Newgale Estates, Brawdy)59 - Settlement trustees of Thomas James Roch & uxor. (Llether & Newgale Estates, Brawdy)
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