Papers of the Saunders-Davies family of Pentre: Release of Moleyvor, Tregunnan Ycha, [Tregunnan Issa], Troed Yrhugoch (or Rhuegoch), . . . . , Llain Arben Cwmwyre (or Llain Penycwm), Velindre, Moleyvor Mill (water corn grist), 1 tucking mill, Tyddin y Pentre (or Caepentre), Llaine Penrhue Bwys, Llain Finon Hoel (or Llaine Brinbwlle), Tuy yn y Porth, Tyddin yn y Dre (or Pendre), Tuy Dan yr Eglwys, Tuy Glan . . . ., Tuy yn Yrhos Frwdfach, Dolewyny, Dan y Pont Pren, in parish of Llanrhystid, Cardiganshire; Brintaul, Poptuy in parish of Llandinol, Cardiganshire; Tyddin Evan Rees, Tyrmagwys Wengoch (or Llaingarngoch), Rhydydorthycha and Garnfaur in parish of Llansaintfread, Cardiganshire; Kilkerney (or Brinkerney), Perth Llwyd (or Berth Llwyd) and Tuy yn y Gwndwn (or Tyr Pweth) in parish of Llanbadarn Trefeglwys Cardiganshire; Nantycha (or Nantymaur), Nantissa (or Nantybach), Cwm Ewen (or Cwm Owen Faur), Castel y Grygier and Rhoseymurduy, Baileybach, Eisteddfa (Cranog), Lower Mill and Clynoch, in parish of Llangranog, Cardiganshire; Cwntydu (or Penyparke), Erwinvach (or Erwenfach), Goitre Wogan and Troed yr Rhue in parish of Llandissiliogogo, Cardiganshire: Cring, Dolehaidd, Pwllygwithe, Blaenhallen Llwynkeling and Tir Thomas John David Richard, Dinas Bach, Gellygynnar, Pantyr Hebog, Cringa Mill, Cwmrane, Llain Pant y Crug (now Llain nantyrefel), Penrallt, Kaer ddole in parish of Penboyr, Carmarthenshire; Coedy Mynach (or Danycoed) in parish of Llangeler, Carmarthenshire; Tyr Pentre Evan, Pentre and Llwyn Crwn in parish of Manerdivy, Pembrokeshire Signed: all Witnessed: Jam Bowen; Barthw Goodman, Cardigan 5 Mar 1788