| Description | 1. George Parry of Haverfordwest and Thomas James of Faenor, Llawhaden, farmer (tenant to George Parry)
2. Abraham Leach of Pembroke and John Furlong of Great Faenor, Llawhaden, farmer (tenant to Abraham Leach)
Property - cottages in the occupation of Thomas Morris & Morris Evan, slang in a field known as Llainwen, all being part of Faenor, parish of Llawhaden; 3 slangs adjoining the road from Penygroes to Penllwyn & Woolcocks Field, all being part of Great Faenor, parish of Llawhaden [further described]
Witnesses include Elizabeth Elson, Stephen Davies, John Russell & John William Russell
With letter dated 20 Aug 1806 to Thomas James of Faenor, [Llawhaden], from Thomas Hopkins (distant relative of the Skyrme family, recently returned from India) c/o Mr Caldwell, chandler, at the corner of Walkers Court, Soho, London, wishing to purchase land on which to build a house whilst managing a "tin manufactory in which I mean to employ several hundred hands. I would if you like it make you a cashier of the said works and had you half a dozen children I'll find you a lucrative employment for each". [The tin manufactory was intended to be built at "Rowlands near Blackpool", probably at Rowlands Park in the parish of Narberth South.] |