Papers of the Saunders-Davies family of Pentre: Lease for one year of capital messuage, tenement and lands called Moleyvor, messuages, tenements and lands called Tregunanycha, Tregunanissa, Glancarrog, Troedyrhugoch or Rhuegoch, Fachwen, Llainarbencwmwyre or Llain Penycwm, [Kevn] dre, 1 tucking or fulling mill, water corn grist mill called Moleyvor Mill, messuages, tenement, and lands called Tyddin y Pentre or Caerpentre, Llain Pen Rhuw Bwys (now part of Caerpenre), Llain Finon Hod, Tuy yn y Porth, Tyddin yn y Dre, Tuy Dan yr Eglwys, Tuy Glan yr Avon, Tuy yn yrhose (now called Frwdfach) and Dolchyny all in parish of Llanrhysted or Llanrhystid, Cardiganshire; messuages, tenements and lands called Brin [ ]L and P[optuy] in parish of Llandinal, Cardiganshire; messuages, tenements and lands called Tyddin Evan [Richards]. Llaingarngoch, Rhydydorthucha and Garnfavur all in parish of Llansaintfread, Cardigansahire, messuages, tenements and lands called Kilkerney (or Brinkerneyh) Perth Llwyd or Berthllwyd; and Tuy yn y Gwndwn or Tyr Poeth, all in parish of Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, Cardiganshire; messuages, tenements and lands called Nantymawr, Nant Issa or Nantybach, Cwm Ewen or Cwm Owen Faur, Castell y Grugier and Rhoseymurduy, Baileybach, Eisteddfa Cranog or steddfa, water corn grist mill called Lower Mill and slang of land called Clyncoch all in parish of Llangrannog, Cardiganshire; messuages, tenements and lands called Cwntydu or Peny[bach], Garnwen and Erwenvach or Erwenfach, Goitre Wogan or Wogan and Troed yr Rhue in parish of Llandissilio gogo, Cardiganshire; messuages, tenements and lands called Cringa, Dolehaidd, Pwll y Gwithe, Blaenhallen, Llwynkelin, Tir Thomas John David Richard, Dinas Bach, Gellygunnar, Pan[tyr]kebog, Rhyd Goed Fach, water corn grist mill called Cringa Mill, messuages. tenements and lands called Cwmbrane, Llain- Pantycryg (or Llain Nant yr Efel), land called Penrallt messuages tenements and lands called Kaerddole or Caerddole and Penllwyn Coch Vach in parish of Penboyr, Carmarthenshire; messuage tenement and lands called Tyr Pentre Evan pieces of land called Park David Gwillim Phillip Pant Knwch y Drynog and Erwrberth Ddu (now called collectively Pentre), Fynnon Oer, and Llwyn [ ] all in parish of Manerdivy, Pembrokeshire Signed: Parties No 1 Witnessed: Jam Bowen; Barthw Goodman (Faint) 1. Jane Saunders of Pentre, Pembrokeshire, widow, Bridgett Saunders, Susannah Saunders and Magdalen Saunders of same, spinsters 2. William Williams of town of Carmarthen, esquire 4 Mar 1788