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D-EE - Eaton Evans Papers

1 - Davies of Mullock Papers

1 - Lease for one year (release missing)

2 - Lease and release

3 - Lease for three lives

4 - Copy abstract of title of John Campbell, Lord Cawdor, to Mullock and associated papers about the Cawdor interest in Mullock

5 - Lease for seven years

6 - Assignment of two term of years in trust to attend the inheritance in the form of a lease and release

7 - Lease for seven years

8 - Release of lands called Phillip Prosser's farm in St Ishmaels parish from Albany Wallis of Norfolk Street, in the parish of St Clement, Danes County Middlesex and Herbert Lloyd of Carmarthen to John Gibbs

9 - Assignment of a term of one hundred years upon lands called Phillip Prosser's farm in the parish of St Ishmaels from Thomas Rothley of Bristol to John Dedwith in trust for John Gibbs of South Hook in Herbrandston

10 - Mortgage

11 - Assignment of mortgage in trust for infants

12 - Lease and release

13 - Reconveyance for the remainder of a term of years

14 - Mortgage

15 - Assignment of mortgage

16 - Assignment of term of 600 years in trust to attend the inheritance

17 - Conveyance and surrender of a mortgage by lease and release

18 - Bundle of agreements between Henry Davis and tenants of his for taking leases on his land

19 - Mortgage

20 - Bonds of William Evans of Haverfordwest to Henry Davis of Mullock

21 - Schedule of leases relating to St Ishmael's Rectory and Messrs. William Evans and Powell's receipt for it

22 - Rental of the estates of Henry Davis

23 - Rent book of the estates of Henry Davis

24 - Rent book of the estates of Henry Davis in the parishes of Llanychaer, Nevern, Dinas, Wiston, Spittal, Little Newcastle, Llangwm, Abernant, Tenby, St Issells and Ludchurch

25 - Rent roll of the Pemrbokeshire Estates advertised for sale at the Ivy Bush Inn Carmarthen on Tuesday 31/08/1824

26 - Draft rental of the estates mortgaged by John Dunn to Messrs. Stokes and Harries. The lands were in the Pembrokeshire parishes of Uzmaston, Spittal, St Ishmaels and in Carmarthenshire

27 - Account book of Henry Davis when Colonel of the Fencible Cavalry. The amounts are for provisions and quartering for the troops

28 - Miscellaneous vouchers receipts and accounts of Henry Davies of Mullock

29 - Miscellaneous receipts and vouchers of Henry Davis

30 - Bundle of accounts of Henry Davis with Messrs. William Evans

31 - Bundle of receipts for sums paid by Henry Davies into the Union Bank of Haverfordwest

32 - Bundle of receipts for sums paid into the Haverfordwest Bank by Henry Davies, esquire

33 - Bank book of Henry Davies. In account with S. L. Phillips and Company

34 - Receipts for sums paid into the Narberth and Pembrokeshire Bank by Henry Davis

35 - Account book (presumable of Mullock)

36 - Pentlepoir colliery accounts

37 - Pentlepoir colliery accounts

38 - Bundle of letters mainly from H. Donaldson and James Boaden who were both solicitors or agents in military matters at Whitehall to Captain, latter Colonel, Henry Davis of the Pembroke Light Dragoons. Most of the letters are about money matters. Colonel Davis was apparently court martialled and discharged over irregularities in his accounts. His main accuser, Mr Passingham, was later disgraced himself, ending up in Newgate prison which caused Mr Broaden no little satisfaction

39 - Bundle of letters to Henry Davis of Mullock from E. Foulkes solicitor of Southampton Street, London (later Foulkes, Langford and Walford, solicitors) about his financial affairs

40 - Bundle of letters from his bankers to Henry Davis of Mullock

41 - Letter from the office of W. E. Paynter at Pembroke to Henry Davis asking for money owing to James Eynon and David Griffiths from Davis and Mr Harries fo Trefachan "for working the colliery at Pontlepoyer (Pentlepoir)

42 - Letters regarding Pontlepoir colliery from William Hughes the lessee to Henry Davis

43 - Bundle of letters to Lieutenant Colonel Henry Davis at Mullock from Smith Payne and Smiths his bankers in London, acknowledging the receipt of sums of money into his account

44 - Letters of administration of Gilbert Davis deceased. Administratix Sarah his widow

45 - Letters of administration of goods of Gilbert Davis deceased left unadministered on the death of his administratix Sarah Davis. Power granted to Henry Davis son of Gilbert and Sarah

46 - Will of Sarah Davis of Mullock in St Ishmaels, widow. Sole executor and main beneficiary Henry Davis her son

47 - Will and codicil of Henry Davis, esquire

48 - Fragments of pen and ink map of unidentified estate. Scale 8 inch to 1 mile

49 - Map of Mullock and surroundings. Coloured. No scale

50 - Fragments describing the descent of certain tenements in St Ishmaels parish from 1678

51 - Copy of the Articles of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the augmentation of New Church parish County Carmarthenshire

52 - Printed material about the court martial of Colonel Sir George Thomas and Lieutenat Colonel Teesdale of the Sussex Fencible Cavalry on charges of purchasing horses below the price agreed by the government. The material includes the text of a letter from Frederick Duke of York, Commander in Chief to Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Abercromby reporting the King's opinion of the affair. Possibly Lieutenant Colonel Davis' court martial alluded to in correspondence was on a similar charge

53 - Copy of plea before the Exchequer Banns of William Davies that Henry Davies of Mullock owes him £1200

54 - Sale catalogue of estates in the several parishes of Stainton (Steynton), Herbrainstone (Herbrandston), Robeston West, Walwyn's Castle, Nolton, Walton West , Freystrop and Rosemarket

55 - Letter from Mr J. Hunter of the Navy Office to Lieutenant Colonel Davies of Braintree Essex, concerning the gift of a hare and brace of partridge and the purchase of a Bill

56 - Letters from John Williams at Hayston (parish of Llanstadwell / Rosemarket), Capeston (parish of Walwyn's Castle) and Pearson (parish of St Brides) to Colonel Davies of the Pembroke Light Dragoons at Wisbeach in Cambridgeshire, Scarborough in Yorkshire and Hamilton Barracks, Musselburgh Camp and Haddington, all near Edinburgh. Includes news of the rebellion in Ireland, mentions Mr Summers of Johnston and writes about the adventures of an annuity "being a single man and may take it in my head to get settled in life"

57 - Letter from J. Lloyd of Castle, Haverfordwest to Henry Davies esquire of Mullock concerning the sale of land to settle debts of Mrs Lloyd and a "virulent" election campaign. Mr Lloyd mentions "my little home in Cardiganshire"

58 - Letter from William Evans of Haverfordwest concerning Mrs Thomas of Walton and repayment of a bond from her late husband for £500

59 - Letters from Smith Payne and Smith of London to Colonel Henry Davies of Mullock concerning money credited to his account

60 - Papers relating to a dispute between William George (tenant to the late Mr Davies of Mullock) and Thomas James concerning a cottage, garden and three fields near Mullock, with a list of furniture and bedding awarded to Mr George

61 - Letter from J. Davis of Mullock to William Evans concerning the circulation of handbills for a sale

62 - Letter from William Richards of Tenby to William Evans offering £80 for a pipe of port wine

63 - Letter form J. N. Harris of Llandwr (parish of Llanychaer) to William Evans of Haverfordwest concerning intention of Mr Stokes not to be at Mullock

64 - Letters from Jane Williams of Dan-y-bank, (Nevern), to William Evans of Haverfordwest lent by her father to the late Henry Davies of Mullock and not repaid "as I understand has died immensely rich"

65 - Letters from James Jenkins and from T. Lloyd and J. Marychurch, both of Haverfordwest, to Messrs Evans and Son of Haverfordwest concerning the tomb of Henry Davies of Mullock. With drawings of proposed railings

66 - Letter from John Sharpe Carpenter of Barkway, near Royston, Hertfordshire, to Henry Davies of Mullock concerning repairs to a property and the cost of new barn doors

67 - Letters from Joseph Smith, butter factor, of Bristol to Colonel Davies of 13 Vineyard, Bath, and Henry Davis of Mullock (probably the same person) concerning the sale of butter. Includes comment "I hope there is just enough salt in it to preserve it". With notes of butter sold by Mr Smith and notes of shipment to Bristol aboard Captain Williams' vessel "Active" and Captain Richards' "Milford Packet"

68 - Record of butter and cheese weighed. Includes sale of sheep and rams, details of sheep killed for home consumption and purchase of items such as nails, whiskey, ink, coffee, paint, glue, cayenne pepper and caraway seed

69 - Letting particulars and conditions of letting of Shoalshook (Uzmaston) for 3 years by the trustees of the late Henry Davies

70 - Livestock and machinery sold by auction at Mullock, with list of purchasers

71 - Account of the arrears of tithes in the parish of Newchurch, (Carmarthenshire), with account of rents of property in Carmarthenshire owned by the late Henry Davies

72 - Arrears due - Tenby, Little Newcastle and other places (list of names, places and amounts due)

73 - Davis v. Stokes - notes relating to points arising from the trustees' answer (?)

74 - Statement of account of Mr John Harries in account with Messrs Stokes and Harries, with note of cash received by William Evans and Son, on behalf of the executors of Mr Davis

75 - Minutes as to Mr Davies' claim to dower - Moor, and estate in Hertfordshire and Shoalshook

76 - Notice to quit and other papers from Henry Davis to William Bowen esquire or his agent William Phillips of Bridge, Haverfordwest, relating to his tenancy of a slang of land adjoining Shoalshook, (Uzmaston)

77 - Bill for items such as cloth, buttons, tape and silks bought from Richard Ormond of Pembroke by Henry Davies of Mullock

78 - Receipts, bills and accounts relating to money owed by and due to Henry Davies of Mullock. Creditors and debtors include Jane Thomas, George Meredith esquire, Martha Morris, John William, Thomas Watts, George Whittow, Thomas Husband, John Devereux, Elizabeth Ormond, Mrs Mary Hughes, George Hughes, James Jenkins, Francis John, William John, William Williams, William Evans and Son, W. Thomas, Thomas Jenkins (Overseer), George Rees, John Brown, Thomas Lewis, Captain James of Milford, estate of the late Reverend Curry, John Lloyd and John Harry

79 - Cheques drawn on the Haverfordwest Bank (S. L. Phillips, Son and Company) and the Narberth and Pembrokeshire Bank (David Saer, Benjamin Thomas and Company). With chequebook stubs

80 - Statements of account of William John with Henry Davies and his executors Stokes and Harries

2 - Stokes of Cuffern Papers

4 - The Turner Powell Papers

5 - The Fortune and Burr Papers

6 - Skyrme of Vaynor and Llawhaden papers

7 - The Harcourt Powell Papers

8 - Papers of the Evans, later Eaton Evans family of Bletherston in Haverfordwest

9 - The Mathias Papers

10 - Papers of the Game Family of Pembroke and the J. W. Phillips of Haverfordwest papers

11 - The Edwardes of Sealyham Papers

12 - The Sir Hugh Owen Papers

13 - Pritchett Family Papers

14 - Upton Castle Papers

15 - The papers of Mrs Leah James of Trebrithin or Trebrython in the parish of Manorowen

16 - The Papers of the Reverend Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale in St Edrin's parish

17 - John Rees of Tenby and the Maitland Trust

18 - Papers of T. O. L. Llewellin

19 - Protheroe papers, later Protheroe Beynon

20 - Papers of the Lewis and Vaughan families of Walton East

21 - Papers of the Massy family of Cottesmore

22 - Papers of the Luke family of New Moat

23 - Papers of John Davies Lloyd of Alltyrodyn near Llandysul, Cardiganshire

24 - Papers of the Mortimer family of St Davids

25 - Jones of Brawdy papers

26 - Papers relating to the estate of the late Mrs Frances Jane Stokes (formerly Williams, nee Morgan) of Fernhill, Haverfordwest

27 - Papers relating to the estate of Eaton of Parcglas and Massy of Cottesmore

28 - Papers of Thomas Henry James of 25 North Street, Haverfordwest

29 - 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]"

31 - Documents relating to the Druidston estate

32 - Documents relating to the Maesgwynne Estate [Llanboidy, Carmarthenshire]

33 - Deeds relating to the Brawdy Estate

34 - Deeds and documents, relating to Hawkewell of Llawhaden and Meare of Rhoscrowther, found in a wooden box marked 'Mrs Roch, Butterhill'

35 - Papers relating to Davies, Davis, Davidson and Jones families

36 - Papers relating to the Scoveston Estate

37 - Papers relating to the Newgale Estate, Brawdy

38 - Papers Relating to the Woodstock Estate, Ambleston

39 - Fortune of Leweston papers

40 - Papers of George Roch of Butterhill, St Ishmaels

41 - Printed books, scrapbooks, sketchbooks, map books

42 - Papers relating to Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest

43 - Papers relating to property in Nash, Pembroke St Mary, Robeston Wathen , Narberth and other places in Pembrokeshire

44 - Papers related to families whose surnames begin with 'D' and 'E'

45 - Sales Particulars

46 - Lord Milford's Papers [including Philipps of Pentypark]

47 - Papers of Thomas Lewis of Walton East, his son in law John Vaughan and grandson William Vaughan

48 - Papers relating to Philipps of Picton Castle and the Cawdor Estate

49 - Papers of Tregroes Farm, Fishguard and the Maltby Trust

50 - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors

51 - Papers of Stokes of Tenby

52 - Miscellaneous papers [deeds, acts and bills of Parliament, maps etc]

53 - Papers relating to the estate of Roch of St Ishmaels

54 - Papers of Mrs G N Roch, Miss M A Roch and others

55 - Papers of Captain J Rees and Clarbeston Grange

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.

57 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Laws family of Tenby

58 - Eaton Evans Papers relating to the Liddeston Estate and Mrs Martha Jane Roch (nee Protheroe)

59 - Settlement trustees of Thomas James Roch & uxor. (Llether & Newgale Estates, Brawdy)

60 - Morgan of Mydrim, Carmarthenshire

61 - Mrs E H Lloyd Philipps

62 - Eaton Evans, Avallenau & Woodstock

63 - Walter Francis Roch & the Roch family of Maesgwynne & Butterhill

G - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with G

H - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames mostly beginning with H

I - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with I

J - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with J

L - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with L

M - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with M

MAPS - Maps from the Eaton Evans solicitor's collection

MISC - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors

O - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with O

P - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for names beginning with P

PHOTOS - Miscellaneous photographs

Q - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with Q

R - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with R

S - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with S

T1 - Eaton Evans Papers - clients whose surname begins with 'T'

T2 - Eaton Evans Papers - clients whose surname begins with 'T'

T3 - Eaton Evans Papers - clients whose surnames begin with 'T'

T4 - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with T

V - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with V

W - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with W

X - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors

Y - Papers of Messrs Eaton Evans and Morris solicitors for surnames beginning with Y

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