| Description | 1. John Rickson of Pembroke, esq, and Jane, his wife
2. Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, [Hundleton], and Francis Meare of Corston, [Monkton], gent.
Property – Richardston [Rickeston] (now or late in the tenure of Henry Richards), Prengwynne [Bryngwyn] (now or late in the tenure of Thomas Williams and William Cole), Rhydygele (late in the tenure of Richard Bateman and now of John Rickson), Grinton or Pringegrosse [Greenston] (late in the tenure of Richard Bateman and now of John Rickson), all in the parish of Brawdy; Caerpylcher, parishes of Brawdy and Whitchurch (in the tenure of Henry Richards and Henry John); Trewilym and Gwrhyd, parish of St Davids; Caerwen, parish of Whitchurch; Cams Mills, Tenby (in the tenure of Thomas Price, miller); house, with garden and ‘Piggs Cott’, now or late in the tenure of William James, Pembroke St Michael (bounded by the house occupied by Robert Englebird on the west, the town walls on the north, East End on the south); house, now or late in the tenure of Peter Stephens, at a place called Hillbacke, without the East Gate, known as Two Penny Hay, Pembroke St Michael; house, occupied by John Rickson, (bounded by the lands of Thomas Lloyd on the east, the lands of St Michael’s church on the west, the town walls on the north and East End on the south), Pembroke St Michael.
Witnesses – Katherine Meare, George Meare, W Thornborough. |