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D-RTP - Papers of RTP Williams Solicitors

Expand 2 - R. T. P. Williams, solicitors, of Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Archives - Files relating to official posts held by members of the firm such as undersherrif, clerks to the Lieutenancy and clerks to the magistrates for the counties of Haverfordwest and Pembrokeshire

2 - R. T. P. Williams, solicitors, of Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Archives - Files relating to official posts held by members of the firm such as undersherrif, clerks to the Lieutenancy and clerks to the magistrates for the counties of Haverfordwest and Pembrokeshire

3 - R. T. P. Williams, solicitors, of Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Archives

4 - R. T. P. Williams, solicitors, of Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Archives

5 - R. T. P. Williams, solicitors, of Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Archives

BDR - Records of Baron de Rutzen

BOW - Bowen family Papers

BUSH - Records of RTP Williams Solicitors - Papers relating to the Bush Estate

CAW - Papers relating to the Estates of the Earl of Cawdor

COR - Papers of Brig Gen Henry Edmund Burleigh Leach of Corston, Hundleton

Expand DUD - Papers relating to West Dudwell [partitioned in 1758 - details in documents 11-12 and 24 - and sometimes called Upper Dudwell and Lower Dudwell] in the parish of Camrose

DUD - Papers relating to West Dudwell [partitioned in 1758 - details in documents 11-12 and 24 - and sometimes called Upper Dudwell and Lower Dudwell] in the parish of Camrose

Dixon - Papers of Alderman William Edward Dixon of Williamston and Cambrian Saw Mills, Haverfordwest, timber merchant

GAD - Papers of the Gaddarn family of Neyland and Llanstadwell

GLA - Deeds and papers of the Lloyd-Davies family of Glanavon, North Prendergast

GLEN - Belle Vue Estate Papers

HAM - Records of Haverfordwest Borough Council

HARV - Papers of John Harvey, Land Agent of Haverfordwest

HEN - Papers of the Reynolds family, Hendre House

HIG - Higgon family deeds and estate papers

HTJ - Papers of James family of Spring Gardens Brewery, Haverfordwest

JBS - Papers of James Bowlas Summers and family of Walwyns Castle [with connections to Penn, Webb Bowen, Fortune and Tucker families]

1 - Lease and Release leading to a common recovery to bar entail of two messuages and lands called Moor; one messuage and lands called Bridge End and another called Sickwood with an acre of meadow all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 William Stephens [eldest son of the late Thomas Stephens and Catherine his widow] of the parish of Hubberston 2 James Price of Mothvey, Carms 3 Hugh Fowler of Robeston [West]

2 - Release of a hill or piece of ground called Littlewood End (about 2 acres) in the parishes of Robeston [West] and Walwyn's Castle [boundaries given] 1 Elinor Jones of Robeston [West] widow and William Stephens of Walwyn's Castle 2 Hugh Fowler of Robeston [West] Consideration: an annual rent of 10 shillings for ever

3 - Lease and Release of messuages, farms and lands called Moor and Sickwood in the parish of Walwyn's Castle, estimated to be around 102 acres (now or late occupied by the said William Stephens, William Brown, Joseph Morris and Thomas Roch) 1 William Stephens of Hubberston 2 William Summers of Robeston [West] Consideration: £1395

4 - Deed of Covenant to produce title deeds in relation to Moor, Walwyn's Castle 1 William Summers of Robeston in the parish of Robeston [West] 2 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell

5 - Bond of indemnification related to the above covenant 1 William Summers of Robeston in the parish of Robeston [West] 2 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell Consideration: the payment of a fee farm rent of 45 shillings annually paid out of Moor to HRH Prince of Wales

6 - Lease and Release of messuages, farms and lands called Moor and Sickwood in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 William Summers of the parish of Robeston [West] 2 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell Consideration: £2800

7 - Lease [Release missing] of messuage, farm and lands called Moor (c64 acres) in the parish of Walwyn's Castle lately occupied by Thomas Batin but now occupied by Thomas Kymer 1 Albany Wallis of Norfolk Street, Middx and Thomas Kymer of Robeston Hall [Robeston West] 2 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell

8 - Copy Probate of the will [dated 2 July 1794] and codicil [dated 21 November 1794] of Samuel Bowlas of the parish of Llanstadwell. Executor - James Summers eldest son of William Summers of Robeston. Properties mentioned -Newton, Scoveston and Waterston in Llanstadwell parish; two properties called Romans Castle [or Rams Castle] and Upper Moor and Lower Moor in Walwyn's Castle; House in Bridge Street, Haverfordwest occupied by Widow Cullis Enclosed - an extract regarding the two farms called Upper and Lower Moor in the parish of Robeston West.

9 - Lease and Release of old mansion house and premises at Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 The Revd James Summers of Haverfordwest clerk 2 James Isaacs of Johnston Hall 3 William Mathias of Milford town master mariner 4 Richard Edwards of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle farmer Consideration: £160

10 - Lease and Release being a mortgage of two messuages, farms and lands called Moor; a messuage, farm and lands called The Barn; a messuage farm and lands called The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottage and fields called Gallisant; five cottages and gardens called Woodsend all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 William Bowlas Summers of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 2 The Revd James Summers late of St Petrox but now of Haverfordwest clerk and John Mathias late of Bolton Hill but now of Moor [surviving trustees of John Summers of Moor deceased] 3 William Bowen of Milton House, Carew Consideration: £4000

11 - Further Charge on two messuages, farms and lands called Moor; a messuage, farm and lands called The Barn; a messuage farm and lands called The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottage and fields called Gallisant; five cottages and gardens called Woodsend all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 William Bowen of Milton House, Carew Consideration: £2000

12 - Counterpart Lease of a messuage and premises recently built by party 2 called Browns Park; lands called Briggins Hill; pieces of land called the Moor; two pieces of land called Gellisants and a piece of land called Moory Wood all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Richard Penn of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle Term: 3 lives [being Emma Margaretta Penn wife of Richard Penn and his daughters Emma Mary Ann aged 17 and Margaret Elizabeth] or 60 years Rent: £65 per annum

13 - Conveyance and Assignment as an indemnity against party 2 joining party 1 in a bond and note for the sums of £1200 and £500 and for securing the further sum of £800 Premises: The capital messuage and lands called Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle and the stock, crops and farming implements on the messuage and lands called Ramsey Island in the parish of St Davids 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Richard Summers of the parish of Haroldston West

14 - Further Mortgage on messuage and lands called Moor, Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor 2 Mary Anne Owen of Haverfordwest widow Consideration: £1000

15 - Probate of the will [dated 7 March 1836] and codicil [of same date] of William Bowlas Summers of Moor who died 18 April 1836. Beneficiaries - Sisters - Jane Summers an annuity of £40 Ann Summers an annuity of £50 Mary, wife of William Jenkins an annuity of £10 Frances, wife of John Whittow an annuity of £20 for so long as she shall live separate from her husband Mother - Jane Edwards £10 to buy mourning Servant - James Saunders £5 " Tenant - Thomas Rowe £5 " Executor and residual legatee - brother James Bowlas Summers

16 - Reconveyance of messuage and lands called Moor; a messuage, farm and lands called The Barn; a messuage farm and lands called The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottage and fields called Gallisant; five cottages and gardens called Woodsend all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 William Summers of Tenby and James Summers of Haverfordwest 2 Mrs Mary Anne Owen of Haverfordwest widow 3 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £6000 and £1000

17 - Reconveyance of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle and the stock, crops and farming implements on the messuage and lands called Ramsey Island in the parish of St Davids 1 Richard Summers of Cwm Harold 2 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £1200, £500 and £800

18 - Mortgage of messuage and lands called Moor, messuage and lands called the Barn, messuage and lands called the Wood, fields called Bridgen Hill, cottages and lands called Gallisant, five cottages called Woodsend; fields called Little Hooks and Upper Hooks [the latter now divided into two cottages and premises called Big Hooks and Hooks], fields called Water Parks [formerly called Damble Moor], field formerly called Coldsfoot Bath now called Coldsfoot Park, field called West Slade Acre, other fields called Rath Park, the Rath, Little Long Park. Homeward South Moor and Homeward South field, parts of fields called Half Park and Hayguard Meadow, a field called Rath Meadow and part of Long Park [some of these formerly part of a messuage called Romans Castle] all in Walwyn's Castle parish 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 2 The Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society Consideration: £12,000

19 - Mortgage of messuage and lands called Observatory Farm together with six closes called Croft Meadows all in the parish of Hubberston; lands called North West Beggars Bush, Lower Beggars Bush, Upper Beggars Bush, Hill Park, East Beggars Bush, Cold Blow, Upper North Field, East North Hill, East Beggars and Upper North Hill; lands near the railway bridge in Priory; a piece of land [part of the farm called Mount Pleasant] near the turnpike road from Milford to Haverfordwest all in the parish of Steynton 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rose Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 The Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society Consideration: £9,140 [plan]

20 - Mortgage of lands called Rath Field Meadow and other lands in the parish of Steynton; part of Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell ; messuage and lands at Gelliswick Bay in the parish of Hubberston 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rose Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 The Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society Consideration: £6500 [plans]

21 - Further Security for sums of £12,000, £9140 and £6500

22 - Agreement to execute a mortgage to secure £450 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rose Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 William Davies of Haverfordwest

23 - Mortgage of premises in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle, Hubberston, Steynton and Llanstadwell 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rose Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Paget John Bourke of 1 St Johns Terrace, Regents Park, London Consideration: £4200

24 - Abstract of Title of James Bowlas Summers to messuage and lands called Moor in Walwyn's Castle parish [begins 1757]

25 - Attested Copy of a Disclaimer made by John Lennox Griffith Poyer Lewis of Henllan as to trusteeship or bequests made in the will of James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle

26 - Particulars of Sale of Robeston Hall estate

27 - Lease and Release being a Settlement prior to the marriage of parties 1 +2 1 Thomas Owen of the 'town of New Milford' clerk 2 Miss Margaret Evans, eldest daughter of John Evans of Castle Pill in the parish of Steynton 3 The said John Evans and Nathaniel Phillips of Haverfordwest Premises mentioned: One half share of a messuage and lands called Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [2 items]

28 - Mortgage on one half share of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of the town of Milford 2 Margaret Owen his wife 3 Miss Anne Moore of the town of Milford Consideration: £400

29 - Bond in the sum of £600 as security for repayment of £300 and interest as collateral to a mortgage 1 Rev Thomas Owen formerly of Milford but now of Pembroke 2 Thomas Jenkins of Solva, Whitchurch mariner

30 - Mortgage on one half share of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen formerly of Milford but now of Pembroke and Margaret his wife 2 Thomas Jenkins of Solva in the parish of Whitchurch mariner Consideration: £300

31 - Mortgage on one half share of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of the town of Pembroke 2 Margaret Owen his wife 3 Thomas Scale of Fobston, Marloes Consideration: £1200

32 - Further Charge on the mortgage on one half share of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke 2 Margaret Owen his wife 3 Miss Anne Moore of the town of Milford Consideration: £200

33 - Lease and Release being a deed of partition of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle: a) part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor b) messuage called the Green but commonly Roman's Castle with another cottage and garden; fields called Moory meadow, the Croft, Long Park, Half Park, Haggard Meadow, Chapel Park, South Moore, South Field, Dowlas Gate Long Park, East Slade Acre, Little Hooks, Damble Moor and Midlin 1 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke and Margaret his wife 2 John Owen of the parish of Hodgeston 3 Jonathan Rogers Powell of Haverfordwest

34 - Surrender of the mortgage on one half share of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Thomas Jenkins of Solva in the parish of Whitchurch mariner 2 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke Consideration: £300

35 - Mortgage on part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke 2 Margaret his wife 3 Anne Meyler of Wolfscastle in the parish of St Dogwells widow Consideration: £200

36 - Surrender of the mortgage on part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Anne Meyler of Wolfscastle in the parish of St Dogwells widow 2 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke Consideration: £200

37 - Mortgage of part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor being part of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke 2 Margaret Owen his wife 3 Miss Anne Moore of Milford Consideration: £250

38 - Copy Will [dated 3 Jan 1845] of Miss Anne Moore of Milford. Persons named in her will: brother Major Thomas Moore RM, sister Mary Moore, niece Mary Ann Harrington (dau of late brother William Moore). Executor: Thomas Moore. Testator died 6 Jan 1845.

39 - Conveyance of the equity of redemption in a part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor, all part of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev Thomas Owen of Pembroke and Margaret his wife 2 James Bowlas Summers of Moore, Walwyn's Castle 3 James Summers of Haverfordwest Consideration: £300

40 - Settlement before the marriage of parties I and 2 of a house and lands called Sydney Lodge with fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park, Little Meadow with one cottage all part of Romans Castle in Walwyn's Castle; and part of Long Park field; fields called Half Park and Haggard meadow; Rath meadow; Homeward South field; Little Long Park; Homeward South Moor; cottage with two gardens near Tiers Cross; East Deer Park; West Deer Park; West Slade Acres; Cold's Foot Bath field; Upper Hooks field; Little Hooks field; field called Damble Moor, another part of Romans Castle in the same parish 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Miss Emma Mary Anne Penn of Rosemoor in the same parish 3 Richard Penn of Montreal, Canada and Lt Lewis William Penn RA of Pembroke Dock

41 - Assignment of Mortgage of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Major Thomas Moore RM of Portsmouth, Hampshire [executor of Miss Anne Moore of Milford] 2 James Scale of Tallyho in the parish of Llangwm farmer [eldest son and administrator of the will of Thomas Scale of Fobston, Marloes] 3 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle and Emma Mary Anne his wife 4 Rev John Bowen of Milton House 5 Simon Surman Bowen surgeon Consideration: three sums of £1000, £850 and £200

42 - Appointment of new trustee of marriage settlement 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor and Emma Mary Anne his wife 2 John Crymes James of High Street, Haverfordwest

43 - Deed Poll being the disclaimer of Major Lewis William Penn RA of Stoke Damerel, Devon of trusts in the marriage settlement of James Bowlas Summers and Miss EMA Penn

44 - Appointment of new trustees of marriage settlement 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor and Emma Mary Anne his wife 2 William Parry Mortimer of Hermons Hill, Haverfordwest and John Crymes James of High Street, Haverfordwest Premises: Messuage called Sidney Lodge and fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park and Little Meadow and one cottage (formerly part of Romans Castle). Fields called Little Hooks and Upper Hooks, Damble Moor, Coldsfoot Bath, West Slade Acre, the Rath, Little Long Park, Homeward South Moor, Homeward South field, Rath Meadow and Long Park( also part of Romans Castle). Leasehold of Ramsey Island and the small islands called the Bishop and his Clerks

45 - Deed Poll being a revocation of the marriage settlement dated 7 July 1852 by James Bowlas Summers, his wife and their new trustees

46 - Reconveyance of mortgaged premises called Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Rev William Davies Phillips of Crunwear Rectory, Crunwear 2 Simon Surman Bowen of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire MD 3 Joseph Edward Wilson Lawrence of Portsmouth, a major in the Royal Marine Artillery and Samuel Netterville Lowder of Chatham Kent, a Lt Col in the Royal Marine Artillery 4 James Scale, late of Tallyho in the parish of Llangwm but now of Dyffryn near Neath, Glamorgan farmer [son and heir of Thomas Scale of Fobston, Marloes farmer dec'd] 5 Hugh William Elcum of Bedford Row, London and the Rev Charles John Rashleigh Cooke rector of Orton Longville, Huntingdonshire 6 James Bowlas Summers of Moor Consideration: various agreements and the sums of £1000, £1304 - 5s, £850 and £850

47 - 00Sale Particulars of properties including the farms of Penarthur and Treledded Fawr, cottage and fields called Cold Comfort and various houses, gardens, shops, stores and fields in St Davids city and parish; two houses, gardens and fields called Shickly and the farm of Caerhafod in the parish of Llanrhian [plans and notes re bidding]

48 - Further Charge on a share in the Walwyn's Castle estate and Mortgage on 4 cottages and premises in Barn St, 1 house and premises in Dew St, 1 house and premises in Upper Market Street all in Haverfordwest and 2 fields in Steynton parish 1 Philip Bright of Brecon chemist and druggist 2 William Davies of Haverfordwest 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 4 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale [St Edrins parish] minister of the gospel Consideration: £1800

49 - Agreement to execute a mortgage to secure £230 and interest 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 William Davies of Haverfordwest Premises: 2 fields in Steynton parish; 4 cottages and premises in Barn St, I house and premises in Dew St and 1 house and premises in Upper Market St in Haverfordwest; half share of 3 houses and premises in St Mary's Pembroke; a share of the Walwyn's Castle estate.

50 - Conveyance of the legal estate in one half share in a house and premises in the parish of St Mary Pembroke 1 Lewis William Penn of the East Indies Lt Col RA 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle and Emma Mary Ann his wife 3 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel

51 - Further Charge on a share in the Walwyn's Castle estate and Mortgage on 4 cottages and premises in Barn St, 1 house and premises in Dew St and 1 house and premises in Upper Market Street in Haverfordwest and 2 fields in Steynton parish 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel Consideration: £475.5s.4d

52 - Mortgage on the Walwyns Castle estate and other property of Mr Summers in Pembrokeshire 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Philip Bright of Brecon Consideration: £2500 and £200

53 - Mortgage on property in Walwyn's Castle and other parishes in Pembrokeshire [scheduled] partly by transfer of existing mortgages 1 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel 2 Philip Bright of Brecon 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor and Emma Mary Ann his wife 4 Paget John Bourke of 1 St John's Terrace, Regents Park, London Consideration: £6400

54 - Memorandum of a Lease of Moor farm, Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Thomas Thomas farmer Term: 11 years Rent: £90 a year

55 - Memorandum of a Lease of a field called Lower Sheep Park in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Walwyn's Castle 2 Benjamin Griffiths Term: yearly Rent: £18 a year

56 - Mortgage of property in Walwyn's Castle and other parishes in Pembrokeshire [scheduled] 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 William Davies of Haverfordwest Consideration: £3000

57 - Memorandum of a Lease of part of the farm called Moor and 2 Gellizants in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 John Williams Term: yearly Rent: £10 a year

58 - Memorandum of a Lease of the farm called The Wood in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [previously occupied by James Havard] 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Walter Harries farmer Term: yearly Rent: £90 a year

59 - Further Charge on a mortgage of farms called Moor, The Barn and The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottages and lands called Gallisant and Woodsend; fields called Little Hooks, Upper Hooks, Dample Moor, Coldsfoot Bath, West Slade Acre, Rath Parks, The Rath, Little Long Park, Homeward South Moor, Homeward South field, Half Park, Hayguard Meadow, Rath Meadow, part of Long Park all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. Also of a messuage and lands called Half Plough Land and the messuage and lands called The Observatory Farm with fields called The Cross Meadows in the parish of Hubberston. Also fields called North West Beggars Bush, Lower Beggars Bush, Upper Beggars Bush, Hill Park, East Beggars Bush, Cold Blow, Upper North field, East North Hill, East Beggars, Upper North Hill, a field by the railway at Priory, a field which is part of Mount Pleasant farm, Rath Field, Turnpike Gate field and five fields near the Meads House all in the parish of Steynton. Also of the messuage and lands called Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell. Also of the messuage and garden called Sidney Lodge with fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park, Little Meadow and one cottage all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of Brecon colliery proprietor and Charles Edmonds of Todleth House in the parish of Churchstoke, Montgomery Consideration: £200

60 - Further Charge on a mortgage of farms called Moor, The Barn and The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottages and lands called Gallisant and Woodsend; fields called Little Hooks, Upper Hooks, Dample Moor, Coldsfoot Bath, West Slade Acre, Rath Parks, The Rath, Little Long Park, Homeward South Moor, Homeward South field, Half Park, Hayguard Meadow, Rath Meadow, part of Long Park all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. Also of a messuage and lands called Half Plough Land and the messuage and lands called The Observatory Farm with fields called The Cross Meadows in the parish of Hubberston. Also fields called North West Beggars Bush, Lower Beggars Bush, Upper Beggars Bush, Hill Park, East Beggars Bush, Cold Blow, Upper North field, East North Hill, East Beggars, Upper North Hill, a field by the railway at Priory, a field which is part of Mount Pleasant farm, Rath Field, Turnpike Gate field and five fields near the Meads House all in the parish of Steynton. Also of the messuage and lands called Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell. Also of the messuage and garden called Sidney Lodge with fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park, Little Meadow and one cottage all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of Brecon colliery proprietor and Charles Edmonds of Todleth House in the parish of Churchstoke, Montgomery Consideration: £260

61 - Memorandum of Lease of part of the farm called Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 John Henderson Term: yearly Rent: £130 a year

62 - Further Charge on a mortgage of farms called Moor, The Barn and The Wood; fields called Bridgen Hill; cottages and lands called Gallisant and Woodsend; fields called Little Hooks, Upper Hooks, Dample Moor, Coldsfoot Bath, West Slade Acre, Rath Parks, The Rath, Little Long Park, Homeward South Moor, Homeward South field, Half Park, Hayguard Meadow, Rath Meadow, part of Long Park all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. Also of a messuage and lands called Half Plough Land and the messuage and lands called The Observatory Farm with fields called The Cross Meadows in the parish of Hubberston. Also fields called North West Beggars Bush, Lower Beggars Bush, Upper Beggars Bush, Hill Park, East Beggars Bush, Cold Blow, Upper North field, East North Hill, East Beggars, Upper North Hill, a field by the railway at Priory, a field which is part of Mount Pleasant farm, Rath Field, Turnpike Gate field and five fields near the Meads House all in the parish of Steynton. Also of the messuage and lands called Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell. Also of the messuage and garden called Sidney Lodge with fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park, Little Meadow and one cottage all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of Brecon colliery proprietor and Charles Edmonds of Todleth House in the parish of Churchstoke, Montgomery Consideration: £900

63 - Conveyance of pieces of land at Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Mathias Jones of Goulburn, New South Wales 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £100 [plan]

64 - Draft Lease of messuage and lands called Moore in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [schedule of fields] 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston in the parish of Haroldston West surgeon 2 Joseph Gwynne Harries of Johnston Mill in the parish of Johnston farmer Term: yearly Rent: £55 a year

65 - Draft Lease of the messuage called The Lodge with certain fields and outbuildings [scheduled] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston in the parish of Haroldston West surgeon 2 Hannah Jane Bateman widow and Zebulon Bateman farmer both of Withy Hedge in the parish of Rudbaxton Term: yearly Rent: £181.10s a year

66 - Conveyance [not executed] of an undivided fifth share of a moiety of messuages and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Hugh Webb Bowen of Westport, Nelson, New Zealand 2 Richard Summers of Haroldston West surgeon Consideration: £540

67 - Valuation by T Rule Owen of lands belonging to the late J B Summers in the parish of Walwyn's Castle not included in a sale of 18 September 1878

68 - Abstract of Title [beginning in 1757] of Mrs EMA Summers and Richard Summers to the messuage and lands called Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle

69 - Copy Requisitions on Title with the replies

70 - Request for the opinion of Counsel to advise on title (dated 6 May 1879) with a reply from Charles Davidson of Lincolns Inn

71 - Request for the opinion of Counsel (dated 29 May 1879) with a reply from Joshua Williams of Lincolns Inn

72 - Further Request for the opinion of Counsel (dated 10 July 1879) with a reply from Charles Davidson of Lincolns Inn

73 - Accounts relating to the mortgage debts of J B Summers dec'd

74 - Mortgage of mortgage debts and securities upon estates in the County of Pembrokeshire [scheduled] 1 Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 General Sir Arthur Johnstone of Fox Hills, Chertsy, Surrey KCB and Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond of Sundridge Rectory, Kent Consideration: £6000 Endorsed Memorandum of the sale of some small parts of the lands involved dated 8 January 1895

75 - Deed Poll being a declaration of trust by William Vaughan James of Haverfordwest in respect of a sum of £300

76 - Valuations of the estates of the late J B Summers in Walwyn's Castle

77 - Letter from Longbourne, Stevens and Powell of Lincolns Inn Fields, London relating to the repayment of mortgage debts

78 - Schedule of documents relating to the Moor estate

79 - Receipt and Undertaking regarding mortgages made by Edward Swinburne of Belgrave Square, London to Mrs Frances Jane Stokes widow of Hillborough House, Hill Street, Haverfordwest [on the direction of Mrs Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow]

80 - Bill and Receipt Mrs EMA Summers in account with Longbourne, Stevens and Powell regarding mortgages on the Rosemoor estate

81 - Reconveyance of mortgaged estates in Walwyn's Castle belonging to James Bowlas Summers dec'd 1 Lt Col William Bowlas Williams of Haroldston and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers of Fernhill, Chief Constable of Pembrokeshire 2 Eva Maria Summers and Mary Frances Summers both formerly of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle but now of Scoveston spinsters Consideration: £300, £300 and £1400

82 - Reconveyance of mortgaged estates in Walwyn's Castle belonging to James Bowlas Summers dec'd 1 Frances Jane Stokes of Haroldston House, Haverfordwest widow 2 Eva Maria Summers and Mary Frances Summers spinsters, formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston Consideration: £3360

83 - Reconveyance of mortgaged estates called the Walwyn's Castle estate and other estates owned by James Bowlas Summers dec'd 1 The Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society of London 2 Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Walwyn's Castle 3 Eva Maria Summers and Mary Frances Summers spinsters formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston 4 Richard Thomas Propert Williams of Haverfordwest solicitor Consideration: £3600

84 - Account of the proceedings of the Roose Petty Sessions involving the non-payment of rates by Mrs Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle reported in the Pembrokeshire Herald [whole paper]

85 - Correspondence and other papers relating to Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor deceased

86 - Correspondence relating to sale of timber in Ash wood, Rosemoor

87 - Correspondence relating to the gift of land by Edmund William Bowlas Summers for an extension of the burial ground at Walwyn's Castle Church

88 - Correspondence relating to a loan to James Ernest Bowlas Summers secured on Rosehill, Portfield Gate, Haverfordwest

89 - Correspondence relating to the will of Col William Bowlas Williams

90 - Draft Codicil to the will of Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle changing the appointment of executors

91 - Draft Will of Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle

92 - Correspondence relating to the proposed sale of a reversionary interest by James Ernest Bowlas Summers of Rosehill, Portfield Gate, Haverfordwest

93 - Draft Will of Edmund William Bowlas Summers with related correspondence

94 - Correspondence relating to Ernest Warren Summers deceased [son of Edmund W B Summers and Katherine Mary his wife]

95 - Correspondence relating to a possible gift of land for a community hall for Walwyn's Castle

96 - Correspondence with Miss Mary Summers of Rosehill, Portfield Gate regarding her will and other matters.

97 - Papers relating to the purchase of Egerton 21 Goat St, Haverfordwest by Mrs Katherine Mary Summers from Mr Daniel William Melville Thomas of Capel Dewi Hall, Capel Dewi, Carms retired bank officer for £2100

98 - Copy Will of James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle

99 - Mortgage of farms called Moor, Barn and The Wood together with other lands in the parish of Walwyn's Castle; part of the Observatory Farm in the parish of Hubberston; fields in the parish of Steynton; premises in the town of Haverfordwest; premises in the Pembroke St Mary's [all scheduled] 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 Philip Bright of Brecon Consideration: £2000 Endorsed Unexecuted Reconveyance of the same 1 Martha Bright of Brecon widow and others 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers widow and another

100 - Further Charge on farms called Moor, Barn and The Wood together with other lands in the parish of Walwyn's Castle; part of the Observatory Farm in the parish of Hubberston; fields in the parish of Steynton; premises in the town of Haverfordwest; premises in the Pembroke St Mary's 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of the same colliery proprietor and Charles Edmonds of Todleth House in the parish of Churchstoke, Montgomery Consideration: £300

101 - Disclaimer of John Lennox Griffith Poyer Lewis of Henllan regarding certain trusts in the will of James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle

102 - Reconveyance of a portion of previously mortgaged premises as described in the plan and schedule 1 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of Bridgend, Glamorgan colliery proprietor and Charles Edmunds of Todleth House, in the parish of Churchstoke, Montgomery 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill Consideration: £3660

103 - Reconveyance of a portion of previously mortgaged premises as described in the plan and schedule 1 William Davies of Haverfordwest 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill Consideration: £3000

104 - Reconveyance of mortgaged premises 1 The Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society 2 Emma Mary Summers of Rosemoor widow Consideration: £30,140

105 - Reconveyance of mortgaged premises 1 Paget John Bourke of London 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill Consideration: £10,600

106 - Reconveyance of Sydney Lodge and fields called Big Corey Park, Lower Corey Park, Corey Meadow, West Park and Little Meadow and one cottage all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Charles Wheeler Townsend Webb Bowen of Camrose House 2 Augusta Ince Howell of the same place 3 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill Consideration: £1000

107 - Mortgage of premises [scheduled] in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle, Hubberston and Steynton and in the towns of Pembroke and Haverfordwest 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Owen William George of Plascrun 3 Richard Summers [as party 1] Consideration: £13, 600

108 - Transfer of Mortgage of parts of the Moor estate in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [scheduled with plan] 1 William Davies of Haverfordwest 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 3 The Rt Hon Alexander Earl of Leven and Melville, Sir William Milman of Tenby baronet and Edward Swinburne of Holmwood, Oxon Consideration: £3000 Endorsed Transfer of Mortgage [as above] dated 7 Jul 1890 1 Edward Swinburne 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers and Richard Summers 3 Frances Jane Stokes of Hillborough House, Haverfordwest widow

109 - Schedule of title deeds relating to the Moor estate, Walwyn's Castle with receipt for the same

110 - Transfer of Mortgage and Further Charge of part of the Moor estate [schedule and plan] 1 Martha Bright of Brecon widow, John Davies of Brecknock Villa, Bridgend and Charles Edmunds of Churchstoke, Montgomery 2 The said John Davies and Charles Edmunds 3 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hall [sic] 4 The Rt Hon Alexander Earl of Leven and Melville, Sir William Milman of Tenby and Edward Swinburne of Holmwood Oxon Endorsed Transfer of Mortgage [as above] dated 7 July 1890 1 Edward Swinburne 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers and Richard Summers 3 Frances Jane Stokes of Hillborough House, Haverfordwest widow

111 - Receipts acknowledging the payment of a legacy in the will of James Bowlas Summers and of annuities arising from the same will. Executed by Frances Whittow [sister of the testator]

112 - Draft Schedule and Receipt for title deeds belonging to Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill relating to estates in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle, Steynton and Hubberston conveyed in a mortgage to Sir Arthur Johnstone Lawrence and the Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond to secure £6000

113 - Covenant to produce title deeds [scheduled] 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 General Sir Arthur Johnstone Lawrence KCB of Fox Hills, Chertsey, Surrey and Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond of Sundridge Rectory, Kent

114 - Transfer of a mortgage debt of £13,600 on the Moor estate [scheduled] 1 Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and the said Richard Summers [as trustees and executors of James Bowlas Summers dec'd] 3 Nicholas Adamson Roch of Tenby and Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Endorsed Deed Poll by Richard Summers dated 19 MArch 1881

115 - Draft Settlement by Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow of a sum of £7000 for the benefit of herself and her children

116 - Transfer of a mortgage of £750 charged on Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyns Castle 1 Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow

117 - Assignment of debt and mortgage on Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [schedule and plan] 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 The said Emma Mary Anne Summers 3 Gen Sir Arthur Johnstone Lawrence KGB of Surrey and Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond of Kent Consideration: £885

118 - Mortgage of property in Walwyns Castle, Steynton, Hubberston and the town of Pembroke [schedule] 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Glen 2 William Vaughan James of Haverfordwest Consideration: £300 Endorsed Further Charge of £300 on the same property dated 1 Aug 1885

119 - Declaration of Trust by William Vaughan James of Haverfordwest of a sum of £300

120 - Mortgage of property in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [schedule and map] 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Edward Swinburne of Belgrave Square, Middx and Charles Ranken Vickerman Longbourne of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middx Consideration: £1200 Endorsed Transfer of Mortgage dated 7 Jul 1890 1 Edward Swinburne and Charles Ranken Vickerman Longbourne 2 Frances Jane Stokes widow of Hillborough House, Haverfordwest

121 - Mortgage of unsold parts of the Moor estate excluding the property in the parishes of Steynton and Hubberston 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Richard Thomas Propert Williams of Haverfordwest Consideration: £1400

122 - Declaration of Trust by Richard Thomas Propert Williams of Haverfordwest of a sum of £1400

123 - Bill of Charges re matters connected with mortgage from Messrs GLP Eyre and Co

124 - Transfer of Mortgage of £6000 on Moor estate 1 The Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond of Chilton House in the parish of Chilton Foliat, Wilts 2 Miss Nina Charlotte Hammond of 4 Lincolns Inn Fields, Middx and Miss Millicent Mary Hammond of Norfolk House, Romsey Road, Winchester Attached Notice to Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow of this transfer dated 22 February 1893

125 - Transfer of Mortgage of £885 on premises in the parish of Walwyns Castle 1 The Rev Egerton Douglas Hammond of Chilton House in the parish of Chilton Foliat, Wilts 2 Miss Nina Charlotte Hammond of Norfolk House, Romsey Road, Winchester Attached Notice to Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow of this transfer dated 22 Feb 1893

126 - Letter from RTP Williams to E Eaton Evans regarding the above two transfers of mortgage and other matters

127 - Inland Revenue Residuary Account on the estate of Richard Summers of Haroldston West [who died 25 May 1892]

128 - Valuation of part of the Romans Castle estate, part of the Moor estate and Sydney Lodge and lands all in Walwyn's Castle by Thomas Rule Owen

129 - Correspondence between James G Wood of 7 New Square, Lincolns Inn, London and Eaton Evans and Williams to enable sale of certain mortgaged property by Mrs Summers

130 - Annuity Receipt [Inland Revenue] relating to the estate of Richard Summers of Haroldston West

131 - Memorandum of an indenture dated 31 Dec 1894 whereby certain mortgaged property in Steynton was sold

132 - Valuation and Report on part of the Rosemoor estate in Walwyn's Castle with covering letter from T Rule Owen

133 - Correspondence from Henry Bolton of Westminster regarding Mrs Summers' mortgage

134 - Copy Death Certificate of Arthur Johnstone Lawrence of Foxhills, Chertsey. Date of death 27 Jan 1892

135 - Letter and note from D Edward Thomas, Architect regarding the sale of plots on Priory Road, Milford Haven and the value of those remaining

136 - Memorandum of Mortgage on house and premises in Priory Road, Milford Haven 1 Bernard Henry Galvin of Priory Road, Milford Haven 2 Charles Thomas Blethyn of Milford Haven, ironmonger Consideration: £300

137 - Requisitions on Title re Summers to Summers and Hammond to Clergy Mutual

138 - Transfer of Mortgage on the Moor estate 1 Miss Nina Charlotte Hammond of Watlands, Chiddingfold near Godalming, Surrey 2 The Clergy Mutual Assurance Society Consideration: £6365

139 - Release of a field in Hakin in the parish of Hubberston and also a garden and two fields in Milford Haven in the parish of Steynton 1 The Clergy Mutual Assurance Society 2 Nicholas Adamson Roch of Cosheston and Edmund William Bowlas Summers formerly of Rosemoor, Walwyns Castle but now of Rangoon, Burma

140 - Release of a field in Hakin in the parish of Hubberston and also a garden and two fields in Milford Haven in the parish of Steynton from a mortgage debt of £13600 1 Nicholas Adamson Roch of Cosheston and Edmund William Bowlas Summers formerly of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle but now of Rangoon, Burma 2 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow

141 - Notice of Sale by public auction of 50 building sites on or near Priory Road, Milford Haven. Also of a field in Hakin having valuable building frontages to Love Lane

142 - A Will of Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyns Castle widow. Executors - Nicholas Adamson Roch of Cosheston and her daughter Eva Maria Summers

143 - A Will of Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle widow. Executors - Nicholas Adamson Roch of Cosheston and her daughter Eva Maria Summers

144 - Transfer of Mortgages for two sums of £300 on the estates of James Bowlas Summers dec'd 1 Elizabeth Marion James widow of 50 Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, London 2 William Bowlas Summers of Haroldston, Lt Col and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers of Fernhill, Chief Constable for Pembrokeshire

145 - Transfer of Mortgage of £1400 on the estates of James Bowlas Summers dec'd 1 Richard Thomas Propert Williams of Haverfordwest 2 William Bowlas Summers of Haroldston, Lt Col and Frederick Tucker Summers of Fernhill, Chief Constable for Pembrokeshire

146 - Reconveyance of mortgaged premises [scheduled] 1 William Bowlas Summers of Haroldston Lt Col and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers of Fernhill Chief Constable for Pembrokeshire 2 Miss Eva Maria Summers and Miss Mary Frances Summers both formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston Endorsed Memorandum of subsequent sales of these lands

147 - Reconveyance of Rosemoor House and lands in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [plan and schedule] 1 Frances Jane Stokes of Haroldston House, Haverfordwest widow 2 Miss Eva Maria Summers and Miss Mary Frances Summers both formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston Consideration: £4500 Endorsed Memorandum of subsequent sale to Edmund William Bowlas Summers dated 4 Oct 1911

148 - Reconveyance of property in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [scheduled] 1 Clergy Mutual Assurance Society 2 Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 3 Miss Eva Maria Summers and Miss Mary Frances Summers both formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston Consideration: £2785 Endorsed Memorandum of subsequent sales of this property

149 - Inland Revenue Estate Duty Papers relating to Elizabeth Irwin Doubleday of Rhyl, a relative of the Summers family by marriage

150 - Schedule of deeds and documents relating to Walwyn's Castle Estate handed over on repayment of the Clergy Mutual Society mortgage

151 - List of 12 of the thirteen children of James Bowlas Summers and his wife Emma Mary Anne

152 - Plan of building sites on Priory Road, Milford Haven

153 - Plan of building sites near Love Lane, Hakin in the parish of Hubberston [3 copies]

154 - List of property belonging to F[urnival?] Bowen in the three parishes of Haverfordwest giving occupier, occupation, type of property with amount of rent

155 - Abstract of Title of John Tucker to a moiety of three houses in the parish of Pembroke St Mary's - deeds from 1730 - 1777

156 - Copy of a Deed after a final concord relating to: - a house and premises formerly called The Castle Inn but now called the White Hart Inn; 3 houses and gardens; fields called Stackpole Close and Blackland; moiety of a house and lands called Herrings Mead; moiety of 6 houses and lands all in the parish of St Mary's in the town of Pembroke. - fields called Wades Close; 2 fields in the Furlong and a piece of marshy ground called the Corse all in the parish of St Michael's in the town of Pembroke. - messuages and lands called Ratford in the parish of Steynton 1 Thomas Hughes of Pembroke and Ann his wife (daughter of Ann David and George David, mason, both dec'd of Pembroke) [this Ann David was also the heir of Dorothy Hall dec'd widow of William Hall of Melford near Salisbury, Wilts] 2 Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton Bart Consideration: £450

157 - Exemplification of Recovery of 5 messuages etc in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Hugh Fowler [demandant] 2 James Price [tenant to the praecipe] 3 William Stephens [first vouchee] 4 Samuel Beeston [second vouchee]

158 - Settlement prior to the Marriage of parties 1 and 3 1 Thomas Cornock of Haverfordwest merchant 2 Silvanus Bevan of the parish of St Edmond the King, Middx, apothecary, Paul Bevan of the town of Swansea, Glam, merchant, Morgan Cornock of Haverfordwest, Richard Summers the younger of the same, merchant and Daniel Cornock of the same merchant 3 Miss Elizabeth Bevan of Swansea, Glam Consideration: £400 [bride's jointure] Premises: messuage and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; 4 houses on the north side of the Green in the parish of St Thomas, Haverfordwest near St Thomas St; 2 houses in the parish of St Martin's Haverfordwest [boundaries given - probably in Bridge St]

159 - Copy Will of George Watkins of the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest innkeeper. Mentioned in the will are a son Thomas and daughters Margaret, Phebe, Mary and Martha and his wife Martha who is executrix

160 - Copy Will of William Jones of the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest maltster. Mentioned in the will are brother Nicholas and sisters Martha Jones and Mary Jones who are named executrixes

161 - Assignment of Lease [originally granted in March 1754 by Tenby mayor and burgesses for 21 years] 1 Elizabeth Bonner of Pembroke town, widow of Thomas Bonner 2 John Tucker of Pembroke town Premises: a close of land in St Michael's parish, Pembroke [containing 4 acres, 23 perches in statute measure OR 3 acres, I stang and 36 yards in Castlemartin measure [or Customary measure] Consideration: £16

162 - Lease and Release of the remainder of a lease for three lives on a messuage and burgage [formerly occupied by Mary Morris widow] in St Mary's Street in the parish of St Mary's, Pembroke 1 Thomas Biggins, late of Pembroke town but now of Scarborough, Yorkshire [second husband of Mary Morris dec'd] 2 Richard Vaughan merchant and Deane Bayly linen draper both of Bristol [trustees of party no 1] 3 John Tucker of Pembroke town shopkeeper Consideration: £60

163 - Lease of old walls, garden and back yard on the 'street of Pembroke' [by the description on the south side of Main St] 1 Sir William Owen of Orielton Bart , General John Owen of Bangeston and Col Arthur Owen of Chelsea, Middx 2 John Tucker junior of Pembroke town Term: three lives [John Tucker junior, John Tucker senior and Walter Tucker, brother of John Tucker jnr] Rent: £4. 4s

164 - Lease of a close of land in St Michael's parish, Pembroke [containing 4 acres, 23 perches in statute measure OR 3 acres, I stang and 36 yards in Castlemartin measure [or Customary measure] 1 The Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Tenby 2 John Tucker of the Customs in the town of Pembroke Term: three lives as in 169 above Rent: £6 per annum

165 - Copy Lease [Release missing] of manor and messuage, tenement and lands called Castlecanlass with messuages and lands called Mabws Bach and Penywern in the parish of Mathry; messuage and lands called Bangeston, 2 fields called Wade's Close and Hall's field and 7 houses and lands in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke; one half share of 2 newly erected houses and 7 houses and gardens in the parishes of St Mary and St Michael's, Pembroke; messuage and lands called Ratford in the parish of Steynton; one house and lands in the parish of Carew; one house and lands in the parish of Cosheston; 3 houses and lands in the parish of St Thomas', Haverfordwest; 1 house and lands in the parish of St Mary, Haverfordwest and 2 houses and lands in the parish of Laugharne in Carmarthenshire 1 Arthur Owen of Percy St, Rathbone Place, Middlx 2 John Rees Stokes of Haverfordwest

166 - Copy Exemplification of Recovery of manor messuages and lands in the parishes of Mathry, Cosheston, Carew, Steynton, St Mary Pembroke and St Michael Pembroke 1 Richard Knethell [demandant] 2 John Rees Stokes [tenant to the praecipe] 3 Arthur Owen [vouchee]

167 - Deed to lead the uses of a Fine to dock entail on a fourth part of the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and of the messuages and lands called Woodland and Little Hook in the parish of Walton West 1 Phebe Cullis of St Martin, Haverfordwest widow 2 Thomas Stokes of Haverfordwest merchant Attached Final Concord relating to the same premises between Thomas Stokes plaintiff and Phebe Cullis deforceant consideration: £200 dated 25 Mar 1780

168 - Mortgage of one fourth part of the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and of messuages and lands called Woodland and Little Hook in the parish of Walton West 1 William Beynon of the parish of St Mary, Haverfordwest and Martha his wife 2 John Rees Stokes of Haverfordwest Consideration: £150

169 - Articles of Agreement for the sale of a fourth part of property in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle and Walton West; and also for the assignment of lease regarding property in the parish of St Martin's Haverfordwest 1 William Beynon of the parish of St Mary's, Haverfordwest and Martha his wife 2 Margaret Owen of the same place widow Consideration: £350

170 - Articles of Agreement for the sale of the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Margaret Owens of St Mary's Haverfordwest widow, Phebe Cullis of the parish of St Martin's Haverfordwest widow and John Davies of the same innkeeper and Mary his wife 2 Joseph Fortune of St Mary's Haverfordwest Consideration: £1700

171 - Release of the messuage and lands called Ramscastle [or Romans Castle] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle from the two various charges of £400 and £200 1 The Rev John Roch of St Thomas' Haverfordwest [administrator of his brother George Roch of Herbrandston and Ramscastle] 2 Nicholas Roch of Herbrandston and Martha his wife 3 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell

172 - Deed of Covenant for the production of title deeds of Romans Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Thomas Bowlas of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell 2 Nicholas Roch late of St Thomas' Haverfordwest but now of Herbrandston in the parish of the same

173 - Bond in the sum of £400 for repayment of the sum of £200 and interest 1 The Rev Furnival Bowen of Haverfordwest 2 John Tucker of Pembroke town

174 - Bond in the sum of £1124 for payment of a mortgage debt of £562 and interest 1 The Rev Furnival Bowen of Haverfordwest, second son of John and Dorothy Bowen of Haverfordwest dec'd 2 John Tucker of the town of Pembroke

175 - Final Concord of property in the parishes of St Martin's and St Thomas' in Haverfordwest 1 John Tucker, plaintiff 2 The Rev Furnival Bowen and Dorothy his wife deforceants Consideration: £260

176 - Attornment signed by the tenants of two properties in Dew Street in the parish of St Mary Haverfordwest; a burgage and four houses with premises in the parish of St Martin's Haverfordwest to pay their rents [amounts mentioned] to John Tucker instead of the Rev Furnival Bowen [the properties being subject of a mortgage deed dated 18 and 19 Nov 1788]. The tenants named are: John Gibbs, blacksmith [signed], Anne Griffith widow [x][replacing John Rees yeoman], John Davies salt officer [signed], John Watkins [signed], George Thomas yeoman [x], William John labourer [x], Thomas Davies mason [x]

177 - Copy Will of Samuel Bowlas of the parish of Llanstadwell. Main beneficiary is brother John Bowlas. Property mentioned:- Newton, Scoveston and Waterston in the parish of Llanstadwell; Romans Castle [or Rams Castle] and Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle; houses in Bridge St, in the parish of St Martin's Haverfordwest. Executor - John Summers

178 - Copy Codicil [dated 18 Nov 1820] of the Will [dated 39 Sep 1820] of George Parry of Scoveston. Bequests to 'reputed son' George Parry and £20 to his godson Edward Moore a Lt in the RN. Proved at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury

179 - Surrender of Mortgage on Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 The Rev James Summers of Haverfordwest 2 The said Rev Summers, David Morgan and John Mathias [executors of John Summers of Moor] Consideration: £1000

180 - Copy Schedules of property of John Tucker dec'd. Part of a case in the Court of Chancery Tucker -v- Tucker

181 - Will of William Tucker of Madras, India [but about to proceed to Europe]. Sole beneficiary his mother, Margaret Tucker of the town of Pembroke widow [if she has died then to his sisters, Mary Ann Penn, the wife of John Penn and Emma Penn, the wife of Richard Penn. All three are named as executrices.

182 - Letters of Administration [Canterbury] of the estate of William Tucker of Mead Lodge in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke granted to his widow Margaret Tucker

183 - Bond in the sum of £400 for the repayment of £200 and interest 1 James Jones of Sydney Lodge, Walwyn's Castle 2 James Summers of Haverfordwest, attorney

184 - Copy Will [dated 6 Mar 1791] of John Tucker of Pembroke. Bequests to sons John, William and Walter and to daughter Mary and to his wife Mary. Properties in St Mary's and St Michael's Pembroke, Monkton and in Narberth parishes Copy Codicil [dated 7 Mar 1791] Proved [Canterbury] on 2 Jul 1791 Letters of Administration granted to John Tucker (son) to cover part of the estate left unadministered by his mother Mary

185 - Affidavit [signed] by Thomas Rowe of Wood [part of the tenement called Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle] farmer as to the Bowlas family, formerly of Newton, Llanstadwell and their ownership of Moor

186 - Affidavit by William Owens aged 76 of Wood's End in the parish of Walwyn's Castle labourer as to the ownership of Moor in the same parish during his lifetime

187 - Copy Will [dated19 Nov 1832] of William Tucker of Capeston, Walwyn's Castle. Executrix and sole beneficiary - mother Margaret Tucker widow of Pembroke. Property in towns of Pembroke and Haverfordwest.

188 - Account Sheet - Richard Penn and his wife Emma with Mrs Margaret Tucker, administratrix of Walter and William Tucker deceased

189 - Residuary Account relating to the estate of Walter Tucker of Pembroke deceased

190 - Residuary Account relating to the estate of William Tucker of Mead Lodge in the parish of St Mary, Pembroke

191 - Extract from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury regarding the administration of the goods of Walter Tucker of Pembroke

192 - Copy of Will [dated 9 Oct 1834] of Charles Tucker of West Gate in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke. Beneficiaries brother John Tucker of London and Mary Ann Penn [wife of John Penn of Pembroke] who is also executrix.

193 - Bundle of papers relating to the a mortgage on Sydney Lodge in Walwyn's Castle

194 - Counterpart Lease of part of a field called The Stone Wall [intended to be used as a burial ground] bounded on the east by the road leading from Little Honeyborough village to Waterston, on the north by the rest of the said field, on the west by land of William James farmer and on the south by the Baptist dissenting chapel 1 George Parry of Great Honeyborough 2 William Davies of Hobbs Point Term: 99 years Consideration: 10 shillings per annum

195 - Copy of Will [dated 13 Mar 1852] of Thomas Scale of Treehill, Marloes farmer. Joint executors are James Scale [brother] and William Benjamin Davies. Others mentioned are sons George, James, Richard, William and Robert; daughters Elizabeth Harries, Esther Morgan, Margaret George, Anne Scale and Mary Jones; wife Elizabeth and daughter in law Elizabeth [possibly wife of dec'd son John].

196 - Certified Extracts of the baptisms of William Bowlas Summers and James Summers in the Johnston parish register [1808 & 1810]

197 - Copy Probate of the Will [dated 14 Aug 1851] and two codicils [dated 14 Aug 1851 and 17 Sep 1853] of George Parry of Upper Scoveston in the parishes of Llanstadwell and Steynton. Executors George Phillips of Haverfordwest surgeon and Fulk Tovey Barnard of Bristol accountant. Mentions daughters Margaret Barnard and Elizabeth Parry; sons John Arthur Parry and George Parry and daughter in law Eliza Parry. Property mentioned - Upper Scoveson [see above], Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell, fields in Haroldston St Issells and houses and lands called Walled Closes in the parish of St Thomas' Haverfordwest.

198 - Receipt for £581.3s.1d involved in the case of Evans -v- Summers in Chancery

199 - Undertaking to produce Power of Attorney in the same case

200 - Copy Declaration by Edward Cutler of 15 New Burlington St, London surgeon as to the legal competence of his patient William Hamilton Greville of the second regiment of Life Guards

201 - Copy Will of Mary Ann Penn [wife of John Penn of Pembroke]. Other persons mentioned are sister Emma Margaret Penn [wife of William Richard Penn of Rosemoor], Emma Marianne Summers [late Penn] and Margaret Penn [daughters of Emma Margaret and Richard Penn]. Executors - John Penn and Nicholas Adamson Roch of Paskeston in Cosheston

202 - Copy Declaration by Adolphus John Gee of 21 York Place, Fulham Road, London surgeon regarding a document sealed and delivered by William Hamilton Greville on 22 April 1848 and regarding his fit state of mind in so doing

203 - Copy Surrender of Mortgage on messuage and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; 5 houses and gardens and 2 fields called Wall Closes in the parish of St Thomas' Haverfordwest 1 Thomas Gwynne of Haverfordwest 2 George Phillips of the same surgeon 3 Thomas Tovey Barnard of Bristol, Margaret his wife and Miss Elizabeth Parry of Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell Consideration: £981. 2s. 7d

204 - Detailed Accounts of the executors of Richard Penn of Rosemore with James and James

205 - Certificate of married woman's consent to a deed in respect of Margaret Tovey and a deed dated 15 Jan 1858

206 - Letter from J Summers at Haverfordwest to James and James solicitors concerning the court case Bowen -v- Summers

207 - Deed Poll made by Lewis William Penn of Woolwich, Kent a Major in HM Royal Artillery renouncing trusts and estates in a deed of 7 Jul 1852

208 - Transfer of Mortgage in trust for the separate use of Mrs E M A Summers 1 John Penn of Pembroke 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle and his wife Emma Mary Anne [one of the children of Richard Penn and Emma Margaretta his wife [nee Tucker] of Rosemoor] 3 John Crymes James of Haverfordwest

209 - Certified Copy of the burial of Thomas Bowlas on 28 May 1787 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell parish

210 - Certified Copy of the burial of Samuel Bowlas of Newton on 3 Aug 1794 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell parish

211 - Letters from Rev P Phelps, the vicar of Llanstadwell regarding searches and copies of entries from the parish records and detailing payment for the same [2 items]

212 - Affidavit made by Thomas Rowe of Wood, Walwyn's Castle farmer [aged 81] as to the Roman's Castle estate in that parish

213 - Affidavit made by Thomas Harries Cole of Roman's Castle farmer [aged 32] as to the ownership of Roman's Castle and to the marital status of John Owen of Hodgson, St Florence [its former owner]

214 - Certified Copy of the burial of Mary Parry [aged 56] of Honeyborough on 16 Oct 1844 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell

215 - Certified Copy of the burial of George Parry [aged 76] of Middle Street, Milford Haven on 6 January 1854 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell

216 - Certified Copy of the marriage of Thomas Tovey Barnard of Bristol and Margaret Parry of Honeyborough, daughter of George Parry on 25 Sep 1845 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell

217 - Receipt made by Mary Jenkins [nee Summers] of Sydney Lodge for the sum of £500, a legacy left her in the will of John Summers deceased

218 - Certified Copy of the burial of George Parry [aged 78] of High Street, Haverfordwest on 23 Feb 1821 made by the temporary officiating minister of St Mary's Haverfordwest

219 - Certified Copy of the marriage of James Phillips of Haverfordwest and Elizabeth Parry of Honeyborough House, daughter of George Parry on 24 Sep 1857 made by the vicar of Llanstadwell

220 - Statutory Declaration made by Wilberforce Tribe of Bristol as to the apparent state of mind of Thomas Tovey Barnard on 10 Dec 1859 when he and his wife Margaret sold the messuage and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell to James Bowlas Summers

221 - Copy instructions for the opinion of counsel and the reply of John Osborne of Lincolns Inn

222 - Certified Copy of the burial of David Morgan [aged 72] of Dew Street, Haverfordwest on 16 May 1826 made by the rector of St Thomas' Haverfordwest

223 - Surrender of Lease of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Miss Margaret Elizabeth Penn of Rosemoor 2 Richard Carrow of Johnston Hall and Charles Carrow of Robeston West 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor [brother in law of party 1]

224 - Receipt for £1492.13s.4d. paid by James B Summers to Ann Summers as settlement in a case in the Court of Chancery

225 - Statutory Declaration made by James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle as to the legacies under the will of his father John Summers and brother William Bowlas Summers

226 - Statutory Declaration made by James Bowlas Summers as to his brothers in law, Richard Lynch Penn and Lewis William Penn and their involvement in his marriage settlement of 1852

227 - Sale Particulars of :- 1 the Black Horse Inn and other houses, The Stag Inn and Warehouses in Bridge Street, in St Martin's parish in Haverfordwest 2 a house and premises and a yard and premises on the Old Bridge, Haverfordwest in Prendergast parish 3 Merryborough farm in Wiston parish 4 Cresswell farm in the parishes of Lawrenny and Jeffreston 5 Trewern Mill and Trewern farm including Penrath Cottage, Catershook farm including Windberry Top, Newton farm, a tucking mill sometimes called Step Aside, Tregallet farm including Blackmoor Cottage, Rushyland House, Rolling Cottage, Blackmoor Cottage, Kiln Cottage, Stoney Park Cottage, Gangrel Cottage, Brandy Back and Pelecwm Slack all in the parish of St Issells 6 lands at Thornton and Priory in the parish of Steynton 7 lands near Hubberston village in the parish of Hubberston

228 - Memorandum of Purchase By James Bowlas Summers from Frederick Wehnert, agent for Robert Fulke Greville of Castle Hall, Steynton Premises: lots 47 and 49 [being part of the Priory lands in Steynton parish in the above sale] and another small piece of land [marked W & G on the sale map but not included in the sale] Price: £3200

229 - Certified Copy of three burials from the Walwyn's Castle parish register: Richard Lynch Penn [aged 23] of Rosemore on 17 Nov 1854 Emma Margaretta Penn [aged 53] of Rosemoor on 20 Nov 1856 Richard Penn [aged 70] of Rosemore on 24 May 1858 Made by the vicar of Walwyn's Castle parish

230 - Sale Particulars of a messuage and lands called Mount Pleasant; a messuage and lands called The Meads and other lands in Steynton parish; messuage and lands [which are part of Observatory Farm] and other lands in the parish of Hubberston

231 - Copy Claim for compensation for lands in Llanstadwell seized by the War Department

232 - Deed of Indemnity against an annuity of £26.1s charged on lands in the parishes of Steynton and Hubberston [scheduled] lately sold by party 9 1 William Rees of Haverfordwest 2 Thomas Roberts of Milford 3 Henry Williams of Milford, merchant and James Greenish of Gellyswick, Hubberston 4 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor. Walwyn's Castle 5 Alfred Bassett Starbuck of Milford 6 John Davies of Milford butcher 7 William Williams of Milford farmer 8 John Feltham of Ball Alley, Lombard St, London, banker, Samuel Hayhurst Lucas of Brighton, Sussex, Charles Lushington of the same and Robert Ingham of Lincolns Inn MP 9 The Hon Robert Fulke Greville of Castle Hall, Steynton

233 - Plan relating to the sale of lands around Milford Haven and Hakin/Hubberston

234 - Additional Cash Account of the executors of Richard Penn dec'd

235 - Declaration of Henry Edwards of Milford, builder [aged 55] as to the particulars of Observatory farm and Croft farm in the parish of Hubberston and Priory farm in the parish of Steynton purchased by J B Summers from the Hon Robert Fulke Greville and his mortgagees [plans and schedules]

236 - Memorandum regarding proof of title to lands sold by Mr Stokes to the War Department

237 - Agreement for the sale of a fifth share in the reversion of a moiety of the messuage, farm and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 John Arthur Parry of 2 Robert Street, Adelphi, Middsx and Augusta his wife [dau of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen clerk] 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Consideration: £225

238 - Statement as to title of houses in Pembroke town

239 - Power of Attorney to obtain Letters of Administration of William Keates deceased, a Surgeon Major in HM Indian Army [died c19 April 1869] and otherwise act on the matter of the estate 1 Thomas Williams of Llangwm [the appointed executor of the above] 2 Frederick Goodenough and Robert Chapman Noble of Calcutta [partners in the firm of MacKillop Stewart & Co, agents] [unexecuted]

240 - Probate of the will [dated 22 Jun 1866] and codicil [dated 11 Jul 1870] of James Summers of Haverfordwest, solicitor and later of Glenowen, Llanstadwell. Executors wife Maria Summers and John Harvey of Haverfordwest.

241 - Demand made by T E Thomas to Paget John Bourke for the payment of £2675. 5s and interest - a sum secured to Mr Thomas on 'Mr Summer's Mortgages' which had been transferred to Mr Bourke

242 - Lease of the farm called Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [late occupied by James Vaughan dec'd] 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 David Griffiths of Roman's Castle farmer Term: yearly Rent: £220 per annum

243 - Notice to James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle to pay monies due on mortgage to Mrs Augusta Ince Howell of Camrose House widow

244 - Notice to Mrs Augusta Ince Howell widow of Camrose House of a subsequent mortgage on messuage and lands called Sydney Lodge in Walwyn's Castle parish

245 - Agreement for the sale of part of Sydney Lodge garden and outbuildings 1 James Mathias Jones of Goulburn in the province of New South Wales 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Consideration: £100

246 - Letter and Receipts relating to interest on Mr Summers' mortgages held by Captain Bourke

247 - Information concerning the history of the ownership of former Tucker houses in Pembroke town written down by Mrs E M Summers

248 - Schedule of Deeds relating to Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [deeds dated 1826-1878]

249 - Copy Valuation of estates belonging to the late J B Summers in Walwyn's Castle parish not included in the sale of 18 Sep 1878

250 - Letter from Eaton Evans, solicitor to Mr James Thomas of Harmeston regarding removal of earth from the back of Provident Row

251 - Certified Reference List of the Moor estate in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle and Robeston West not included in the particulars of sale dated 18 September 1878

252 - Agreement for the lease of messuage and lands called The Wood in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Mrs Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 James Thomas Term: yearly Rent: £90 per annum

253 - Copy Report by Goode and Owen as to the value of property in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle, Pembroke St Mary, Haverfordwest St Martin's, Hubberston and Steynton

254 - Inland Revenue Succession Account on the property of James Bowlas Summers deceased

255 - Certificate of married woman's consent made in respect of Elizabeth Alicia Bowen, wife of James Bowen giving up her interest in certain estates unspecified

256 - Account of money paid out to mortgage loans re J Bowlas Summers deceased

257 - Letter to Mrs Summers of Rosemoor from Longbourne solicitors of London regarding the possibility of a further loan of £500

258 - Letter from Thomas Jones of Pembroke to Mrs Summers concerning the possible repairs to her house in Pembroke because of damage to a neighbouring property

259 - Agreement for the lease of messuage and lands which is part of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Emma MA Summers widow of Rosemoor and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Thomas Harries of Tregendeg Term: yearly Rent: £95 per annum

260 - Bond in the sum of £2000 as surety for a mortgage of £1000 1 John Summers of Johnston Hall 2 John Nugent of the town of Cardigan (a Lt in the Royal Cardiganshire Militia)

261 - Letters of Administration of the estate of George Richard Summers of Abernant in the parish of Llanreithan [died 21 Dec1890] granted to his brother William Thomas Summers

262 - Inland Revenue forms relating to matters on the death of Frances Whittow

263 - Tenancy Agreement in respect of No.8 Dew Street [Lansdowne House], Haverfordwest 1 Herbert John Emlyn Price of Glenover, Haverfordwest solicitor 2 Frederick William [sic] Bowlas Summers of Haverfordwest chief constable for Pembrokeshire Term: yearly Rent: £70 per annum

264 - Copy Will of Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers late of Bunkers Hill [Steynton] but now of Lansdowne House, Haverfordwest Chief Constable for Pembrokeshire. People mentioned are brothers Edmund William Bowlas Summers and James Ernest Bowlas Summers [executors], Jessy Georgins Fane Baily [niece of his late wife], Rose Beatrice Campbell, Mary Frances Summers and Eva Maria Summers [sisters], Ernest Warren Summers [nephew], James Price Rees [late orderly] and Rose Griffiths [cook]

265 - Probate of the Will of Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers [as above], who died 27 Feb 1936

266 - Inland Revenue Papers and other accounts relating to the estate of F T B Summers

267 - Account Sheet settling the estate of Colonel William Bowlas Williams dec'd

268 - Letters to EWB Summers from RTP Williams regarding the legality of the method of calling the meetings of Walwyn's Castle Parochial Church Council

269 - Bundle of Papers relating to residues of the estates of Mrs Emma Mary Anne Summers and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers subsequent to the death of Mrs Flora Cadge and the division of her Annuity Fund

270 - Sale Plan of properties in Walwyn's Castle

271 - Lease [cancelled] of the farms called Penrallt, Tybach and Penvyder in the parish of Nevern 1 Richard Lehunt of County Wexford, Ireland 2 John Nicholas of Penralt, Nevern yeoman Consideration: £100 Term: three lives [John Nicholas, senior, Jane his wife and John Nicholas junior] Rent: £12 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: James Laugharne Clr, Francis Meyricke, and David Morris Clr

272 - Lease of the farm called Gellygleed in the parish of Newport 1 Richard Lehunt of County Wexford, Ireland 2 George David of Gelly Gleed in the parish of Newport yeoman Term: three lives [Thomas David, George David jnr and Lewis David] Rent: £5 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: John Laugharne, Tho[mas] Knolle, and David Morris

273 - Lease of the farm called Velindre in the parish of Llanrhian 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 John Harry of Velindre in the parish of Llanrhian, gent Term: three lives [the said John Harry, Constance Harry his wife and David Harry his son] Rent: £9 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, William Jones and Thomas Bowen

274 - Lease of the farm called Llethermadin in the parish of Llandissilio 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Griffith Beddoe of Llethermadin [LLeddermadin], Llandissilio, gent Term: three lives [Phillip Beddoe (brother of Griffith), Sarah John (step daughter of Griffith) and George Beddoe jnr (son of George another brother of Griffith)] Rent: £6. 10s yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: John Laugharne, David Morris and John Williams

275 - Lease of the farm called Tregynnon in the parish of Llanrhian 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Henry David of Tregynnon, Llanrhian, gent Term: three lives [Henry David, Simon Williams (son in law of Henry) and Martha Williams (daughter of Henry)] Rent: £11 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, William Jones and Thomas Bowen

276 - Lease of the farm called Barry Island in the parish of Llanrhian 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 William Jones of Llether, Brawdy, gent Consideration: £120 Term: three lives [William Jones, his wife Mary and his sister Lettice Barlow] Rent: £25 yearly [acreage given on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, D A Propert and Thomas Bowen

277 - Lease of the farms called Budloy [Pudloy] and Coety [Cotty] in the parish of Henry's Moat 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Owen Williams of the parish of Henry's Moat, gent Consideration: £58 Term: the lives of Owen Williams, Jennett his wife and his daughters, 'Edward Owen' Jane Williams and Margaret Williams Rent: £11 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, Richard Bateman and Thomas Bowen, clerk to Mr Francis Meyricke

278 - Lease of a messuage farm and lands in the parish of Llandilo and a piece of land in the parish of Llangolman 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Thomas Melchior of Llandilo, gent Term: three lives[Thomas Melchior senior, and his two sons Thomas Melchior junior and William Melchior] Rent: 40 shillings yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, Richard Bateman and Thomas Bowen, clerk to Mr Francis Meyricke

279 - Surrender of Lease [originally enclosed within the above lease] of a farm and lands in the parish of Llandilo and a piece of land in the parish of Llangolman 1 Thomas Melchior of the parish of Llandilo gent 2 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland Witness: John Bateman

280 - Lease of lands in the parish of Maenclochog 286 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Richard Bateman of Walton East in the parish of Walton East gent Term: three lives [Richard Bateman, Thomas Bateman his son and Elizabeth Bateman his daughter] Rent: £12 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Francis Meyricke, Thomas Melchior and Thomas Bowen clerk to Mr Francis Meyricke

281 - Lease of fields in the parish of Maenclochog 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 William Lewis of the parish of Maenclochog yeoman Term: three lives [William Lewis, his wife Anne and his daughter Mary] Rent: 50 shillings yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: Richard Bateman, John Harding and John David

282 - Lease of lands in the parish of Maenclochog 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Thomas Evan David of the parish of Maenclochog yeoman Term: three lives [Griffith Evan David and George Evan David - two sons of Thomas Evan David and Lettice Evan David his daughter] Rent: £5 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on the reverse] Witnesses: Richard Bateman, John Harding and John David

283 - Lease of the messuage, tenement and lands called Tregynon in the parish of Nevern 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Thomas Vaughan of Tregynon, Nevern yeoman Term: three lives [Thomas Vaughan, Katherine his wife and Thomas Vaughan junior his son] Rent: £11 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: John Laugharne and David Morris

284 - Lease for one year [release missing] of the messuage tenement and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; four houses in the parish of St Thomas' Haverfordwest [bounded by St Thomas' Green on the South and St Thomas' Street on the East side]; two houses in the parish of St Martin Haverfordwest [bounded by the Castle on the west, Bridge Street on the east] 1 Thomas Cornock of the town and county of Haverfordwest merchant 2 Silvanus Bevan of the parish of St Edmund the King in the county of Middlesex Apothecary, Paul Bevan of the town of Swansea, Glam merchant, Morgan Cornock of Haverfordwest gent, Richard Summers the Younger of Haverfordwest merchant and Daniel Cornock of the same merchant Witnesses: Caesar Mathias, Richard Phillips and Thomas Robert

285 - Lease of the messuages tenements and lands called Penrallt, Tybach and Penvyder in the parish of Nevern 1 Richard Lehunte of Christchurch in the University of Oxford 2 William Lewis of Penrallt in the parish of Nevern yeoman Term: three lives [William Lewis, his wife Jane and John Nicholas (son of Jane)] Rent: £12 yearly Witnesses: John Laugharne and David Morris

286 - Lease of a messuage, tenement and lands called Tregynon in the parish of Nevern 1 Richard Lehunte, student of Christchurch in the University of Oxford 2 John Vaughan of Tregynon in the parish of Nevern yeoman Term: three lives [John Vaughan, his brother James Vaughan and Thomas Vaughan (son of Thomas Vaughan of Gernos, Nevern)] Rent: £15 yearly

287 - Assignment of a yearly rent charge of 10 shillings 1 William Stephens of the parish of Hubberston gent 2 William Summers of the parish of Robeston [West] gent Consideration: £10.5s Witnesses: Richard Summers and D Hughes

288 - Surrender of a life estate in messuage, tenement and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; four houses in St Thomas', Haverfordwest [bounded by St Thomas' Green on the South and St Thomas' Street on the East side]; and two houses in St Martin's Haverfordwest [bounded by the Castle on the west, Bridge Street on the east] in order to facilitate a recovery 1 Elizabeth Cornock of Haverfordwest widow of Thomas Cornock merchant 2 Miss Jane Cornock of the same her daughter

289 - Lease and Release to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery and to declare the uses of the same in respect of the messuage, tenement and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; four houses in St Thomas', Haverfordwest [bounded by St Thomas' Green on the South and St Thomas' Street on the East side] ; two houses in St Martin's Haverfordwest [bounded by the Castle on the west, Bridge Street on the east] 1 Miss Jane Cornock of Haverfordwest [only child of Thomas Cornock merchant of Haverfordwest dec'd and Elizabeth his wife (nee Bevan of Swansea)] 2 John Jones of Haverfordwest gent 3 David Hughes of Haverfordwest gent Witnesses: William Padley and Mary Padley

290 - Exemplification of a Recovery relating to premises in the parish of Llanstadwell 1 David Hughes gent (demandant) 2 John Jones gent (tenant to the praecipe) 3 Miss Jane Cornock (vouchee)

291 - Lease of a field called the West Field, part of the tenement of Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Martha Watkins widow of the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest 2 William Moor of the parish of Walwyn's Castle gent Term: 21 years Rent: £10.10s yearly Witnesses: T Allen and John Rees

292 - Lease of a house and two small fields and one undivided half part in the water corn grist mill called Maenclochog Mill all in the parish of Maenclochog 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 John Morgan of the parish of Maenclochog miller Term: three lives [Grace wife of John Morgan and Thomas and David Williams (sons of Grace Morgan by William Williams her late husband)] Rent: £3. 18s [schedule of the fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: William Lewis, William James, Thomas Lloyd and Henry Phillips

293 - Lease of a messuages tenements and lands called Wurglodd Newydd, Llain Talkeny Park, Park Canol, Hornok Park, Park wrth y Ty, InCotty, Coesfin and Eithbed all in the parish of Maenclochog 1 Richard Lehunte of County Wexford, Ireland 2 Owen Rowland of the parish of Maenclochog yeoman Term: three lives [Owen Rowland, Disah his wife and Griffith Rowland his youngest son (about the age of three)] Rent: £9 yearly [schedule of fields and acreages on reverse] Witnesses: William Lewis, William James, Thomas Lloyd and Henry Phillips

294 - Deed to declare the uses of a fine 1 Margaret Owens of the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest widow 2 Richard Foley of the same gent Premises: one undivided half part of all the following- 1) a messuage tenement and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 2)messuages tenements and lands called Woodland and Little Hook both in the parish of Walton West Wtnesses: Hugh Webb and George Jenkins

295 - Lease and Release being a Settlement before Marriage of parties 2 and 3 of one undivided fourth part of a messuage tenement and lands called Rippaston in the parish of St Brides 1 William Summers of Robeston in the parish of Robeston [West] 2 Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest 3 Miss Anne Summers daughter of William Summers above 4 George Phillips of Haverfordwest Doctor of Physick and Thomas Stokes of the same place merchant Witnesses: William Cleaveland and Charles Waters

296 - Bond in £1000 to secure payment of an annuity to Miss Anne Summers should she marry Joseph Smith and subsequently outlive him 1 Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest 2 George Phillips of the same Doctor of Physick, Thomas Stokes the elder of the same merchant and the Rev Thomas Smith vicar of St Ives in the County of Huntingdon clerk Witness: Henry Davis

297 - Lease and Release appointing a new trustee to the marriage settlement of Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest and Miss Anne Summers of Robeston West 1 George Phillips of Haverfordwest doctor 2 Joseph Smith of the same and Anne his wife 3 John Lort Phillips of the same

298 - Deed to Declare the Uses of a Fine in respect of one fourth part in messuages and lands called St Ishmaels in the parish of the same 1 Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest and Anne his wife 2 George Parry of the same

299 - Certificate of the contract for the Redemption of Land Tax in respect of a fourth part of a messuage and tenement called Rippeston in the parish of St Brides and also a fourth part in a messuage and tenement called Monk Hill in the parish of St Ishmael's

300 - Lease of a messuage and tenement called Llanrhian and a water corn grist mill called Abereithy Mill all in the parish of Llanrhian 1 Richard Lehunte of St Ishmaels 2 Thomas Propert of Llanrhian in the parish of the same gent Consideration: surrender of a former lease dated 1768 by the present Richard Lehunte's uncle Term: three lives [Thomas Propert and his two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth] Rent: £40 yearly [total acreage given on reverse] Witnesses: William Davies, William Nicholas and John Bateman

301 - Lease for one Year [release missing] of messuages and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell 1 Paul Bevan of Enfield Highway in the county of Middlesex coal merchant 2 George Parry of Haverfordwest esq

302 - Probate of a Will [dated 2 Nov 1808] of William Davies of Capeston in the parish of Steynton gent. Places mentioned - Tyhen (or Gilvach y Gwenith) plus another piece of land in the parish of Llanycefn; Quarter Cefn in the same parish; leasehold property called Capeston. People mentioned - daughters Martha Davies, Ann Davies, Maria Davies,Mrs Margaret Tucker, Elizabeth Davies, Mrs Sarah Moor; sons, Evan Davies, William, Lewis Davies; wife Ann Davies. Executors wife Ann and son William.

303 - Plan and Reference being a survey of [Little] Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell, property of George Parry Esq. Surveyor S Watson

304 - Copy Will of Joseph Smith of Haverfordwest St Mary's esq, Purser of HM ship 'the fort' with two codicils [dated 19 Aug 1811 and 5 Apr 1812]. Property named - a 4th share of Rippeston in the parish of St Brides; his messuage tenement and lands called Scarrowscant in the parish of St Thomas Haverfordwest; an annuity issuing from the tenement of Bicton in St Ishmaels parish. People named - wife Anne, nephews Joseph Smith and William Smith, niece Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth and Thomas Summers children of Rev James Summers of Haverfordwest, Mary Jacks widow (an unspecified relative) and John Omsly alderman of London. Executors - John Lort Phillips, William Harries and Thomas Lloyd

305 - Accounts with Covering Letters Mrs Anne Smith in account with Thomas Stilwell of Arundel Street, London. Also contains news of Navy friends and news of 'Mr Summers' career

306 - Grant of an annuity of £91 paid out of the farms called Blaenige in the parish of Newchurch; Nantypair in the parish of Abernant; Cwmduhean in the parish of Merthyr all in Carms 1 Frederick Philipps of Llwyndu, Carms esq 2 Richard Summers of Haverfordwest surgeon 3 William Waters of Rushmoor, Carms esq Consideration: £1000

307 - Lease of Rosemoor together with a cottage and fields called Browns Park, Briggins Hill, Hill Park, Gellysants, Moory Wood and the Moor all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 2 Richard Penn of Rosemoor in the same parish Term: three lives [Emma Margaretta, wife of Richard Penn and their children - Emma Mary Ann aged 17 and Margaret Elizabeth aged ---] Rent: £65 yearly

308 - Grant of 4 cottages and gardens and a field in Barn St; house and premises in Dew St occupied by James Phillips ironmonger; house and premises in Upper Market St next to the Corn Market all in Haverfordwest. Also a half share of three adjoining houses in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke [one of them called 'Old Dunn's House'] 1 Margaret Tucker of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle Widow [grandmother of Emma Mary Ann Summers, wife of party 2] 2 James Bowlas Summers of the same Consideration: an annuity of £40

309 - Appointment of receivers of rents etc of certain estates [scheduled] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle to accompany a mortgage 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 The Bishops of London and Winchester, the Dean of Westminster and the Archdeacon of Maidstone 3 John Benjamin Lee and Thomas Bolton of the Broad Sanctuary in the City of Westminster

310 - Draft Affidavit made by John Crymes James of Hill Lane, Haverfordwest gent as to the achnowledgement made by Emma Mary Anne Summers of her understanding and intentions concerning a deed relating to property in St David's parish

311 - Grant 4 cottages and gardens and a field in Barn St; house and premises in Dew St occupied by James Phillips ironmonger; house and premises in Upper Market St next to the Corn Market all in Haverfordwest. Also a half share of three adjoining houses in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke [one of them called 'Old Dunn's House']; goods and chattels at Rosemoor and two shares in the South Wales Railway 1 Margaret Tucker of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle widow 2 James Bowlas Summers of the same Consideration: an annuity of £50

312 - Sale Particulars of house and lands called Mount Pleasant; house and lands called The Mounts; several fields abutting Priory Road in Milford Haven; fields on the road to Thornton and Neyland in the parish of Steynton. Fields in the parish of Hubberston.

313 - Appointment of receivers of rents etc of certain estates [scheduled] in the parishes of Hubberston and Steynton to accompany a mortgage 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 The Bishops of London and Winchester, the Dean of Westminster and the Archdeacon of Maidstone

314 - Sale Particulars of house and lands called Mount Pleasant; pasture land on the main road between Milford and Haverfordwest; Sheepcot Meadow on the Priory Road; properties just north of Castle Pill; cottage and lands at Coombs; other houses and lands at Milford and Hakin including two fields near Milford Brewery all in the parishes of Steynton and Hubberston [plan]

315 - Requisitions on the Title [with replies] of James Bowlas Summers to Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell [2 copies]

316 - Requisitions on the Title [with replies] of James Bowlas Summers to lands in the parishes of Steynton and Hubberston

317 - Conveyance of house, premises and fields at Gellyswick Bay in the parish of Hubberston [lot 23 in 314 above]; 6 fields on the Priory Road in Milford Haven in the parish of Steynton [lot 10 in 314 above] 1 John Feltham of London banker and others [mortgagees of party 2] 2 The Hon Robert Fulke Greville of Castle Hall, Steynton 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Consideration: £1565 [plans and schedules]

318 - Appointment of receivers of rents etc of estates [scheduled with plans] in the parishes of Steynton, Hubberston and Llanstadwell to accompany a mortgage 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 The Bishops of London and Winchester, the Archbishop of Dublin and the Archdeacon of Maidstone 3 John Benjamin Lee and Thomas Bolton of the Broad Sanctuary in the City of Westminster

319 - Notice under the Defence Act 1860 of lands (belonging to James Bowlas Summers) required to be taken absolutely in the parish of Llanstadwell by the War Department.

320 - Conveyance of lands in the parish of Llanstadwell to make the Scoveston Fort road 1 The Bishops of London and Winchester, the Arhbishop of Dublin and the Archdeacon of Maidstone 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 3 Secretary of State for the War Department Consideration: £500 [plan and schedule]

321 - Schedule of title to a house in Goat Street, Haverfordwest

322 - Answer of James Bowlas Summers as defendant in a case in the Court of Chancery [Henry Pattison and Margaret Elizabeth his wife v James Bowlas Summers and Emma Mary Ann his wife and Richard Carrow]

323 - Letter from Robert Lanning of Pembroke to J C James solicitor of Haverfordwest regarding a deed that he required

324 - Copy Draft Covenant for the production of title deeds relating to part of the tenement of Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldstone Hill 2 Nathaniel James of Neyland

325 - Copy Draft Conveyance of a messuage, storehouse and premises in Upper Market Street in Haverfordwest bounded to the north by the Corn Market 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 David Phillips of the Three Crowns Inn [now called the Pembroke Yeoman], Hill Street, Haverfordwest, licensed victualler Consideration: £77

326 - Copy Draft Conveyance of a parcel of meadowland in the parish of Steynton 1 E M A Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Alfred Daysh of Milford grocer Consideration: £440

327 - Copy Draft Conveyance of fields in the parish of Steynton 1 EMA Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Thomas John of Milford, merchant 3 The Rev Caleb Green of Milford, minister of the Gospel Consideration: £1140

328 - Copy Draft Conveyance of lands in the parish of Hubberston [part of Observatory Farm] 1 EMA Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 John Brown and Charles Cavley Brown of Haverfordwest wine merchants Consideration: £1160

329 - Copy Draft Conveyance of lands in the parish of Hubberston 1 EMA Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 Thomas Davies and Margaret his wife of Aberaeron, Cardiganshire Consideration: £1300

330 - Agreement for the lease of messuages tenements and lands called The Observatory, The Crofts and Half Ploughland all in the parish of Hubberston 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Stephen Thomas of Woodykell in the parish of Herbrandston farmer Term: yearly Rent: £320 per annum

331 - Probate of Will [dated 28 October 1867] of Louisa Elizabeth Bowen of Milton near Carew widow. Beneficiary and executrix Maria wife of James Summers of Milton [her daughter]. Testator died on 18 December 1871 at Hazelbeach.

332 - Counsel's Opinions on mortgages on the Walwyn's Castle estate

333 - Copy Will [dated 12 March 1777] of Martha Watkins of the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest widow of George Watkins, innkeeper of the same. Property mentioned - messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in parish of the same; field in St Mary's Haverfordwest and houses adjoining; 2 messuages and lands called Woodland and Littlehook in the parish of Walton West; house in St Mary;s Haverfordwest; leasehold messuage and lands called Slade in the Hamlet of St Martin's; 2 leasehold fields in the upper end of Dew Street in the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest Persons mentioned - her 4 daughters. Margaret, widow of William Owen and Phebe, widow of William Cullis [executrices]; Mary, wife of John Davies and Martha, wife of William Beynon. Proved 13 Jul 1778.

334 - Residuary Account Form and Legacy Receipt relating to the personal estate of Louisa Elizabeth Bowen widow of Hazelbeach.

335 - Bundle of Notices of futher mortgage by James Bowlas Summers issued by William Davies, Solicitor to Paget John Bourke, Richard Summers, the Archbishop of Canterbury and others, Directors of Legal and General Assurance and James Mark Philipps Child

336 - Succession Duty Form of James Bowlas Summers in relation to the benefit derived from the estate of his sister Jane Williams.

337 - Condition of Sale of certain estates [no details] in Haverfordwest, property of the late James Bowlas Summers

338 - Letter from James Thomas of Harmeson to Mrs E Summers relating to the carting of manure

339 - Letter from Thomas Jones, miller and seed merchant of Pembroke to Mrs Summers of Rosemoor relating to the proposed rebuilding of a house next to her property in West Gate Pembroke.

340 - Account of Richard Summers with Davies and Co, Solicitors

341 - Accounts relating to James Bowlas Summers deceased

342 - Lease and Release being an Assignment of Mortgage of Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same; Woodland in the parish of Walton West; a field on Dew Street in the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest 1 Elizabeth Parry of Haverfordwest St Mary's widow [daughter of George Summers dec'd of Haverfordwest St Martin's] 2 Martha Watkins of Haverfordwest St Mary's [widow of George Watkins, innkeeper] 3 John Jones of the same MB Consideration: £900 Witnesses: John Stokes and John Rees

343 - Bond for £1800 for the performance of covenants in the above mortgage 1 Martha Watkins of Haverfordwest St Mary's widow 2 John Jones of the same MB

344 - Lease of the West Field, part of Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Martha Watkins of Haverfordwest St Mary's widow 2 William Moor of Walwyn's Castle Term: 21 years Rent: 10 guineas yearly Witnesses: T Allen and John Rees

345 - Copy Release [Lease missing] to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery to dock entail on the manor of Castlecanlass; messuages and tenements called Castlecanlass, Mabers Vach and Peny Wern in the parish of Mathry; messuage and tenement called Bangeston in the parish of Pembroke St Mary's; house and lands in the parish of Carew; messuages and tenements in the parish of Cosheston; three houses and gardens in the parish of St Thomas' Haverfordwest; house and lands in the parish of St Mary's Haverfordwest; two messuages and lands called Creswells in the parish of Laugharne, Carms; messuage and tenement called Radford in the parish of Steynton; various messuages and lands in the parishes of St Mary and St Michael Pembroke [occupants named] 1 Arthur Owen of Percy St, Rathbone Place London [eldest son of John Owen late of Bath dec'd who was the second son of Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton also dec'd] 2 Richard Knethell of Haverfordwest 3 John Rees Stokes of the same

346 - Deed to lead the uses of a Fine regarding one fourth share of a messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and of messuages and lands called Woodland and Little Hook in the parish of Walton West 1 William Beynon of St Martin's Haverfordwest and Martha his wife 2 Thomas Stokes of Haverfordwest merchant

347 - Lease and Release of a house and premises in the Town of Pembroke [boundaries given] which are premises originally leased for three lives [William Webb, his wife Elizabeth and his son Benjamin, aged 3 in 1761] 1 John Barnes and Harry Morgan assignees of the estate and effects of William Webb of Pembroke merchant [bankrupt] 2 John Tucker of the Town of Pembroke Consideration: £61 Term: remainder of the three lives Rent: £2 per annum

348 - Mortgage of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 John Summers of Johnston Hall in the parish of Johnston 2 Elizabeth Harries of Brimaston Hall, Hayscastle widow Consideration: £800

349 - Bond in the sum of £1600 for repayment of the mortgage debt in 348 above 1 John Summers of Johnston Hall 2 Mrs Elizabeth Harries of Brimaston Hall

350 - Mortgage of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 John Summers of Johnston Hall 2 John Nugent of the town of Cardigan a Lt in the Royal Cardiganshire Militia Consideration: £1000

351 - Copy Will [dated 8 Feb 1808] of John Thomas of Llanvaughan in the parish of Llanwenog, Cards Vice Admiral of the Red of HM Fleet. Persons named Richard Thomas [brother], Maria Letitia Thomas [wife and sole executrix] Property named Premises in Llanllwni Carms; Llanvaughan in the parish of Llanwenog, Cards; Motey Giddo in the parish of Llanarth; Cefn y Coed, Derlwyn, Blaen, Plwyf, Camcaredig and Caernoyaddin the parish of Llanllwni, Carms; Cwmgwen and Cwm Buchan in the parish of Llanfihangel yr arth, Carms. Proved at Canterbury

352 - Release of messuage tenement and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell 1 Paul Bevan of Enfield Highway in the Co of Middlesex coal merchant and Rebecca his wife 2 George Parry of the town of Haverfordwest 3 John Willy of the same Consideration: £950

353 - Settlement before Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 John Penn of Pembroke Dock 2 Miss Mary Ann Tucker of the town of Pembroke 3 Thomas Martin of Coombe in the parish of Maker, Devon and William Davies of Capeson

354 - Settlement before Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 John Anderson of the town of Aberdeen a Capt in HM 80th Regiment of Foot 2 Miss Sophia Thomas of Ballacosnahan in the Isle of Man daughter of James Thomas [a brother of Vice Admiral John Thomas] 3 John Beynon of Atpar Hill in the County of Cardigan and Arthur Anderson of Deebank in the County of Aberdeen Property involved: one fourth part of Llanvaughan and Gwarrallt in the parish of Llanwenog, Cards; and of Montygido in the parush of Llanarth, Cards; and of Cwmbychan in the parish of Llanfihangelyeroth, Carms; and of Cwmgwen, Cefencoed and Twrgwyn, Derllwyn and Blaenplwydd, Cwmcaredig, Caernoyadd issa, Caernoyadd ucha, Blaencaernoyadd, Tyrycrychydd, Tycrychydd, Wain Bwll or Llainprisk all in the parish of Llanllwni, Carms

355 - Deed declaring the uses of two Fines being a Settlement after Marriage 1 John Anderson late of Aberdeen in the County of Aberdeen but now A Captain in HM 80th Regiment of Foot and Sophia his wife [nee Thomas] 2 John Beynon of Atpar Hill, Cards and Arthur Anderson of Dee Bank in the County of Aberdeen

356 - Probate of the Will [dated 14 May 1835] of the Rev James Summers Clerk of Haverfordwest. Persons named - the Rev Thomas Summers [son]; Elizabeth Summers [wife]; Thomas Summers [son]; Ann and Eliza Summers [daughters]; William Summers [son]; James Summers [son]; John Summers [son]; Property named - Hook in the parish of Walton West; Bullford (or Summerhill) in the parish of Steynton; Monk Hill and unspecified lands in the parish of St Ishmaels; house in Bridge Street, Haverfordwest; one fourth share in Ripperston in the parish of St Brides; Executors and Trustees - William Bowen of Milton House, Thomas Lewis of Clynfiew and John Harding Harries of Goat Street, Haverfordwest

357 - Assignment of a Bond 1 James Summers of Haverfordwest 2 Mary Jones late of Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle but now of Milford town widow of James Jones, William Mathias Jones of Bristol [her son] and William Mathias of Milford town[her father] 3 George Sinnett farmer and James Sinnett ships carpenter of Dale Hill in the parish of Dale Consideration: £200

358 - Lease of messuage and garden in Dew Street in the parish of St Mary, Haverfordwest [boundaries given] 1 Margaret Tucker of Capeston in the parish of Steynton widow 2 Thomas Phillips of Dew Street [or Shut Street] in the parish of St Mary Haverfordwest shopkeeper Term: 60 years Rent: £8 a year

359 - Agreement resolving a situation arising from a bond debt of £200 1 George Sinnett late of Dale Hill in the parish of Dale farmer but now of Flat Holm Island, Somerset lighthou se keeper and James Sinnett late of Dale Hill but now of Pater Ships Carpenter 2 George Roch of Butterhill in the parish of St Ishmaels and William Andrew Field of the village and parish of Herbrandston farmer and Ann his wife 3 William Mathias Jones formerly of Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle but now of Tenby surgeon

360 - Affidavit made by James Scowcroft of Haverfordwest [including copy certificates] in the matter of the title of William Fortune of Leweston Castle and Thomasina Hannah Newtonia Von Burr his wife to a half share of Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same

361 - Bundle of Abstracts and other Papers relating to the Title of James Bowlas Summers to Roman's Castle or Ram's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [title begins in 1794]

362 - Affidavit made by George Parry of Quay Street, Haverfordwest attorney as to events concerned in a property transaction between James Summers and Mr and Mrs Tovey Barnard [with a covering letter]

363 - Account of J B Summers with Church Langdale and Prior

364 - Letters of Administration with Will [dated 5 Nov 1854] annexed of Richard Lynch Penn granted to Richard Carrow and Charles Carrow. Emma Margaretta Penn, wife of Richard Penn and sole executrix and legatee named in the will had been granted probate at Canterbury in Mar 1856 but died with the task unfinished

365 - Grant of Hereditaments and Assignment of Household Goods 1 Margaret Tucker of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle widow 2 James Bowlas Summers of the same Premises: Four cottages and gardens and a field in Barn Street, Haverfordwest; house and premises in Dew Street, Haverfordwest; house and premises in Upper Market Street, Haverfordwest bounded on the north by the Corn Market; one half share in three adjoining houses and premises in the parish of St Mary's Pembroke (one of which is called Old Dunn's House]. Also household goods and two shares in the South Wales Railway Consideration: Annuity of £50

366 - Conveyance of her share of the property bequeathed by Ronald MacDonald [father to parties 1 and 2] 1 Miss Anne Cosnahan MacDonald of Ballachruick on the Isle of Man 2 Alexander James John MacDonald of 49 Dover Street, Middlesex, a Major in the army Consideration: £400

367 - Deed of Gift of £500 [presently out at interest to Owen William George of Plascrwn] 1 Margaret Tucker of Rosemoor widow 2 James Bowlas Summers of the same Consideration: board and lodging for life at Rosemoor

368 - Conveyance of the messuage, house and lands called Observatory Farm in the parish of Hubberston and six pieces of land called Croft meadows adjoining it in the same parish 1 The Hon Robert Fulke Greville of Castle Hall 2 His Mortgagees [named] 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £5350 [schedules and plans]

369 - Rough Note of particulars of the lands conveyed to the War Department and also of the lands to be kept free from development

370 - Account of Capt Verstumne of Manorbier with Henry J Adams, solicitor of Pembroke regarding a dispute with coal suppliers

371 - Rough Notes of particulars of security for the proposed loan of £50,000

372 - Agreement for the Lease of the two Wherrels, Long Park, Calves Park and Burgage [part of the farm of Moor] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Thomas Thomas Term: yearly Rent: £90.10s

373 - Probate of the Will [dated 4 February 1882] of Mrs Maria Summers [nee Bowen] of Glenowen in the parish of Llanstadwell widow of James Summers. Persons named - children William Thomas Summers, George Richard Summers, Francis Hannah Eliza White and Maria Catherine Letitia Summers [ two other sons - James Bowen Summers and John Sutton Summers having died]. William Sutton Bowen Summers and Louisa Maria [children of James Bowen Summers dec'd] Property named - cottage, garden and lands at Martel or Mazel Bridge in the parish of Llanstadwell Executors -her two surviving sons

374 - Letters of Administration of the estate of Walter Tucker of the town of Pembroke granted to Margaret Tucker widow [his sister in law]

375 - Copy Case for Counsel's Opinion regarding the title to Roman's Castle estate with reply by G Horsey of 6 Symonds Inn, 386

376 - Abstract of a deed Poll by Mrs Greville and her trustees releasing the estate of the Hon R F Greville from a rent charge and contingent rent charge of £1000 per annum

377 - Extracts from a certificate of exoneration of hereditaments [10 fields in the parish of Steynton and Observatory Farm in the parish of Hubberston according to the schedule] in Pembrokeshire from a Bond to the Crown

378 - Declaration by Henry Edwards as to the identity of lands [lots 7, 10 and 23] in the parishes of Steynton and Hubberston purchased by James Bowlas Summers from the mortgagees of R F Greville. [plans attached]

379 - Supplemental Abstract of Title of James Bowlas Summers to lands in the parish of Walwyn's Castle

380 - Agreement for the Lease of a part of Observatory Farm in the parish of Hubberston [scheduled] 391 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 James MacLaren of Hook farmer 3 John Barrah of Basselford farmer Term: yearly Rent: £229. 5s

381 - Note of policies on the late Rev W W W Bowen's life

382 - Will of Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow. Persons named - Edmund William Bowlas Summers, Anne Margaret (wife of Jeffery Julian Allen), Emma Marriane Summers, Richard Henry Bowlas Summers, Eva Maria Summers, Flora Summers, Rose Beatrice Summers, Frederick William Tucker Summers, Mary Frances Summers, Arthur Tucker Bowlas Summers, Alice May Summers, Daisy Hilda Summers and James Earnest Bowlas Summers [sons and daughters] Executors - Nicholas Adamson Roch and Owen William George

383 - Power of Attorney given by Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Fraser Road in the Cantonments of Rangoon, Burma solicitor to his mother Emma Mary Ann Summers in respect of the sale of a piece of land near Barn Street, Haverfordwest

384 - Legacy Receipt in respect of the estate of William Tucker of Mead Lodge, St Mary's Pembroke

385 - Settlement before Marriage 1 Jeffrey Julian Allen of Tenby, Telegraph Engineer in India 2 Miss Anne Margaret Summers of Rosemoor 3 Charles Allen of Tenby 4 Richard Summers of Haroldston West surgeon and William Osborn Bird Allen of Shirburn Vicarage, Tetsworth, Oxon Clerk

386 - Valuation for Probate of household furniture, effects, jewellery and wearing apparel at Croft Lodge, Tenby in the matter of Jeffrey Allen dec'd

387 - Account of trust estate per the Allen marriage settlement - monies paid to Miss Barbara F Allen and Mr J H S Allen

388 - Estate Duty Form in respect of the death of Jeffery Julian Allen of Croft Lodge, Tenby

389 - Bundle of Papers relating to the valuation of properties of the late J B Summers in Llanstadwell, Walwyn's Castle, Pembroke, Haverfordwest, Burton, Hubberston, Steynton and St David's

390 - Correspondence relating to Hammond's Trust mortgage

391 - Papers and Correspondence relating to Richard Summers deceased, Mrs Emma Marianne Burne deceased and Col WB Williams deceased

392 - Probate of Will [dated 24 Jul 1816] of John Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle. Persons named - Jane Summers [wife]; William Bowlas Summers [son], Richard Summers [reputed son born of Jane before marriage], James Bowlas Summers [son], Thomas Bowlas Summers [son]; Jane and Ann [daughters] and Mary and Frances [reputed daughters born of Jane before marriage]; Ann Saunders [reputed daughter now living at Moor]; William Lloyd [wife's nephew] Executors - Rev James Summers of St Petrox Clerk, John Mathias of Bolton Hill and David Morgan of Haverfordwest Property named - leasehold of Ramsey Island and Skomer Island; Werngoy and Kilrhedin in Clydey parish; Roman's Castle and Moor in Walwyn's Castle parish; Manor of Sutton in Lambston parish; lands (some leasehold) in Hubberston and Milford. Witnesses - James Gregory surgeon, Thomas Rowe and Evan Williams

393 - Note re finances subsequent to this will [392 above]

394 - Letter to James Bowlas Summers from Bailey, Shaw and Smith of 5 Berners Street. Account between him and Mr and Mrs Williams and enquiries regarding an annuity to a sister in the will of William Bowlas Summers

395 - Copy of a Citation to produce for the 'Court of Probate' a copy of the will of William Bowlas Summers of Moor

396 - Attested Copy of a Declaration made by James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle on 9 Feb 1861 as to debts and legacies due under the wills of his father John and his brother William.

397 - Probate of the Will [dated 28 Mar 1876] of James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle [died 8 Jul 1878] Executors - Emma Mary Ann Summers [wife]; Richard Summers [brother]; John Griffiths Lennox Poyer Lewis of Henllan Proved at Carmarthen

398 - Copy of the will above

399 - Case for the Opinion of Counsel with reply from Charles Davidson of Lincolns Inn as to powers of Trustees in the will of James Bowlas Summers [397 above]

400 - Copy Valuation of estates of the late J B Summers in the parish of Walwyn's Castle not included in particulars of sale of 18 Sep 1878

401 - Copy Valuation of estates of the late J B Summers in the parish of Walyn's Castle

402 - Conveyance of an individed fifth share of a moity of Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Hugh Webb Bowen of Westport, Nelson in the Colony of New Zealand 2 Richard Summers of Haroldston West surgeon Consideration: £540

403 - Copy Mortgage of property in Walwyn's Castle, Pembroke, Haverfordwest, Hubberston and Steynton 1 Emma Mary Anne Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldstone Hill 2 Owen William George of Plascrwn 3 Richard Summers Consideration: £13,600

404 - Settlement made by Emma Mary Ann Summers widow of Rosemoor of the sum of £7000 for the benefit of herself and her children

405 - Conveyance of one undivided fifth share in Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow

406 - Sale Particulars of the following farms of small holdings in the parish of Walwyn's Castle: Sydney Lodge; Roman's Castle; Moor; Barnpark; Woodsend; cottage and garden called The Flags; house and fields at Picking Corner [plan]

407 - Probate of the Will [dated 26 October 1889] of Richard Summers [Died 25 May 1892] of Haroldston West in the parish of the same. Persons named - William Bowlas Summers [nephew]; Emma Mary Ann Summers widow [sister in law and executrix]; Elizabeth Irwin Doubleday widow of New Brighton, Chester. Trustees - Nicholas Adamson Roch of Tenby and Stephen Green of Haverfordwest.

408 - Instructions to Counsel relating to sale of lands by Mrs E M A Summers

409 - Paper reviewing certain deeds and reciting Mrs Summers interests in the same

410 - Copy Transfer of Mortgage Debt on a fifth share of the Walwyn's Castle estate 1 Miss Nina Charlotte Hammond of Surrey 2 Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society Consideration: £6385

411 - Particulars and Conditions of sale of 50 building plots near Priory Road, Milford Haven and 61 building plots near Love Lane, Hakin. One copy has details of the bidding and the other details of two of the purchasers.

412 - Power of Attorney whilst on active service 1 Arthur Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, a member of the Pembrokeshire Company of the Imperial Yeomanry 2 Eva Maria Summers of Rosemoor and Richard Thomas Propert Williams of Haverfordwest

413 - Extract from the marriage settlement of Anne Margaret Summers and Jeffrey Jullian Allen [dated 27 October 1879]

414 - Copy Draft Conveyance and Release of reversionary interests under the will of James Bowlas Summers

415 - Case for Counsel's Opinion with a reply by James G Wood of New Square, Lincolns Inn regarding the trusts in the will of J B Summers and a settlement executed by Mrs Summers

416 - Copy Valuation and Report by Messrs Rule Owen on the Rosemoor Estate in the parish of Walwyn's Castle of 3 October 1896

417 - Probate of the Will [dated 9 September 1908] of Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow. [died 11 Feb 1909] Executrices Eva Maria and Mary Frances Summers [daughters]. Trustees Edmund William Bowlas Summers and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers [sons]. Other Persons Named Emma Marianne Burn, Rose Beatrice Campbell, Daisy Hilda Summers and Flora Cadge [daughters]; Jeffrey Hugh Summers Allen, Barbara FrancesAllen and Myra Frances Donaldson [grandchildren]; Richard Henry Bowlas Summers, James Bowlas Summers. Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers [sons].

418 - Estate Duty Papers relating to the estate of Emma Mary Ann Summers

419 - Draft Schedules of Personal Estate re EMA Summers deceased

420 - Draft Schedule of Real Estate re EMA Summers deceased

421 - Draft Schedule of Incumbrances on the Real Estate re EMA Summers deceased

422 - Working Papers relating to the settlement of Mrs EMA Summers estate

423 - Papers relating to the 1910 Finance Act Duties on Land Values in respect of : -Woodsend, Moor, Picking corner, Sheep Park, Common Hill, Sidney Lodge, Wood and Flags in parish of Walwyn's Castle -property at Scarrowscant and Summerville House in Goat Street in the parish of St Thomas, Haverfordwest

424 - Draft Statement of the interests of Mrs Emma Marianne Burne deceased under the will of her mother Mrs EMA Summers

425 - Correspondence and papers regarding a settlement of financial affairs after the death of Mrs Anne Margaret Allen

426 - Map of Rosemoor with OS field numbers and acreages copied from the second edition OS map

427 - Account Book Mrs Summers in account with Rees Brothers, family grocers of Haverfordwest

428 - Agreement for the lease of a house, lands and premises in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow 2 William James of Ferny Castle Term: yearly Rent: £63 per annum

429 - Account of Mrs Summers with Eaton Evans and Williams

430 - Copy Draft Conveyance of a perpetual annuity issuing out of the messuage and lands called Bicton in the parish of St Ishmaels 1 William Bowlas Williams of Haroldston Lt Col in HM Army and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers Chief Constable of Pembrokeshire [trustees of Richard Summers dec'd] 2 William Bird Allen of Maida Vale, London Consideration: £255

431 - Sale Poster regarding the sale of 14 farms - part of the Rosemoor Estate in the parishes of Walwyn's Castle and St Thomas', Haverfordwest: - Roman's Castle (or Sydney Lodge); Sidney Lodge; Moor, Barn Park; Woodsend; Wood Farm; Picking Corner; Common Hills and the Barn - Cottages and field at Scarrowscant, Haverfordwest

432 - Conditions of Sale for the above

433 - Draft Conveyance of Sydney Lodge with lands attached in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Miss Eva Maria Summers and Miss Mary Frances Summers formerly of Rosemoor but now of Scoveston 2 Miss Minnie Ann Harries and Miss Jessie M Harries of Sydney Lodge Consideration: £2900

434 - Copy Draft Conveyance of cottages and fields at Scarrowscant in the parish of St Thomas 1 William Bowlas Williams of Haroldston West Lt Col in HM Army and Frederick Tucker Bowlas Summers of Bunkers Hill Chief Constable of Pembrokeshire 2 Richard Whittow Thomas of Milford Road, Haverfordwest farmer Consideration: £350

435 - Letters from B Summers and WB Summers of Summerville, 13 Goat Street, Haverfordwest re finances

436 - Draft Will of Katharine Mary Summers of Rosemoor widow of Edmund William Bowlas Summers and related correspondence

437 - Papers [including Estate Duty Papers] relating to Edmund William Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor deceased

438 - Estate Duty Form relating to Flora Cadge [nee Summers] of Helmingham House, Lowestoft.

439 - Balance Sheet of the partnership between Dr Brown and Dr Bennett

440 - Lease and Release of one undivided fourth part in the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same; and of messuages and tenements called Woodland and Little Hook in the parish of Walton West 1 William Beynon of Haverfordwest St Mary's and Martha his wife 2 John Rees Stokes of the same 3 Margaret Owens widow of the same 4 Thomas Stokes the elder and John Lewis the elder ironmonger both also of Haverfordwest Consideration: £167. 12s.10d 1/2halfpenny

441 - Copy Will of John Summers [as 392 above]

442 - Copy Will of John Summers [as 392 above]

443 - Lease of land called Merry Vale Park together with two cottages and gardens in the parish of St David's 1 John Banks, Bishop of St David's 2 William Bowlas Summers of Moor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle Term: three lives [William Bowlas Summers (aged 24), Hugh Owen (aged 6) son of Hugh Owen Owen of Llanstinan and Angelina his wife and Frederica Maria Louisa De Rutzen (aged 5) daughter of Charles Frederick, Baron De Rutzen and Mary Dorothea his wife] Rent: 2 shillings per annum

444 - Legacy Duty Forms relating to beficiaries of the will of John Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle

445 - Affidavit made by Jane Beynon of Woods End in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [aged 75] wife of William Beynon as to the ownership of the parts of Moor farm.

446 - Settlement Before Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 James Summers of Haverfordwest 2 Miss Maria Bowen late of the same place but now of Weekely Vicarage Northants 3 Thomas Gwynne of Haverfordwest and the Rev John Lucas Sutton of Weekley Vicarage Endorsed Memorandum of a deed poll of 12 Feb 1872 made by Maria Summers widow appointing part of the trust set up by the above deed to the benefit of her eldest daughter Frances Hannah Eliza Summers on her marriage to Raymonde Wallace Esmonde White a Lt in HM 27th Regiment of Infantry dated 22 Feb 1872

447 - Accounts, Consents, Correspondence etc relating to Mrs Summers annuity under her marriage settlement

448 - Schedule of Title Deeds relating to a transfer of mortgage on Sidney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle

449 - Copy Probate of the Will [dated 17 September 1857] of William Mathias Jones late of the town of Tenby surgeon but now of York Cottage, Bristol. Persons named Mary Jones [mother]; James Mathias Jones [brother];; Gertrude Bowyer wife of Edward Bowyer of Bridlington Cottage near Bath; Elizabeth Lord daughter of Captain Eyre Cook Lord; Elizabeth Cundy of 18 Lower College Green , Bristol; her children Thomas Harvey Cundy, Letitia, Mary and Frank Cundy; Thomas Mansel, surgeon of Pembroke and Eliza his wife Property named Haywood Meadow in Haywood Lane, Tenby; messuage tenement and lands called Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle Executor Frederick Daniel Dyster of Tenby Testator died 28 Oct 1857

450 - Sale Particulars of the farm and lands called Little Honeyborough; part of the burial ground of the Baptist Chapel in Little Honeyborough; Upper Clover and Lower Clover fields near Great Honeyborough; field called Nolton Head all in the parish of Llanstadwell [plans]

451 - Copy Entry of Burial of John Bowlas of Newton on 28 February 1795 in Llanstadwell parish register. Certified by the incumbent

452 - Bundle of Requisitions on Title to Moor estate in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [3 items]

453 - Bill of Complaint in the Chancery case Ann Summers -v- James Bowlas Summers

454 - Copy Receipt signed by Ann Summers in respect of £1492.13s.4d.awarded her in the above Chancery case

455 - Deed of Indemnity relating to the mortgage of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 2 Rev William Davies Phillips of Crunwear Rectory

456 - Affidavit made by Rev William Davies Phillips of Crunwear Rectory as to his being the eldest son of Nathaniel Phillips of High Street, Haverfordwest and his wife Rachael [both deceased]

457 - Bond of Indemnity in £2000 as surety against claims in respect of a legacy of £1000 1 James Bowlas Summers of Moor, Walwyn's Castle 2 His mortgagees, the Trustees of the Clergy Mutual Assurance Society

458 - Sale Particulars of Mount Pleasant and The Meads farms and other lands in the parish of Steynton; Observatory Farm and other lands in the parish of Hubberston [plan]

459 - Requisitions on the Title of James Bowlas Summers to the Observatory and Croft farms in the parish of Hubberston and to Priory farm in the parish of Steynton with replies

460 - Abstract of Title of James Bowlas Summers to a messuage and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell

461 - Attested Copy of a Mortgage [dated originally 16 Jun 1827] of messuage and lands called Little Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell; 5 houses and gardens and 2 fields called the Wall Closes in the parish of St Thomas Haverfordwest 1 George Parry of Scoveston 2 John Willy of Haverfordwest Consideration: £500

462 - Declaration made by John Arthur Parry of 2 Robert Street, Adelphi, Middlesex as to his marriage with Augusta, daughter of the Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage. Copy of marriage entry dated December 16 1858 is attached.

463 - Requisitions on Title [with replies] of James Bowlas Summers in respect to his shares of the farm and estate called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same

464 - Abstract from deeds of 28 Jul 1863, 7 Oct 1865 and 10 Nov 1866 relating to Walwyn's Castle Farm

465 - Affidavit by William Rees of Haverfordwest aged 74 as to the identities of John Hill Harries of Heathfield and William Roch of Herbrandston in the matter of the title of James Bowlas Summers to property in the parish of Walwyn's Castle. Copy burial entries attached for JHH and Wm Roch

466 - Lease [unexecuted] of tenement and lands called Sydney Lodge in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle 2 David Griffiths of Roman's Castle farmer Term: yearly Rent: £220 a year

467 - Lease of the farm and lands called Sydney Lodge (with the exception of the house) and part of Roman's Castle all in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 David Griffiths of Roman's Castle farmer Term: yearly Rent: £220 a year

468 - Copy Correspondence regarding a survey of the property of Mr James Bowlas Summers in the parishes of Hubberston, Steynton, Llanstadwell and Walwyn's Castle in respect to a possible £50,000 loan

469 - Draft Abstract of Title of Mrs Emma Summers and Mr Richard Summers to fields in the parish of Steynton

470 - Conditions of Sale of estates in Pembrokeshire and in the town and county of Haverfordwest

471 - Valuation of property of James Bowlas Summers in the parish of Walwyn's Castle which is not included in the sale of September 1878

472 - Agreement for the Lease of [blank] 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 John Roberts Term: yearly Rent: £184 a year

473 - Counterpart Lease of a messuage with yard etc in Main Street in the parish of St Mary Pembroke 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldson, Haroldston West 2 James Hurlow of West Pennar in the parish of Pwllcrochan Term: 21 years Rent: £25 a year

474 - Bundle of Papers relating to the lease of Barn Park, Walwyn's Castle by Mrs Emme Mary Ann Summers and Richard Summers to Thomas Davies of Observatory Farm, Hubberston for the yearly rent of £95 together with papers regarding the subsequent distress warrant

475 - Bundle of Papers relating to the distress warrant for non payment of rent for Sydney Lodge, Walwyn's Castle by Thomas Reed of Robleston

476 - Memorandum of the agreement for lease of the farm called Moor, Walwyn's Castle 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers 2 Eliza Collins Term: yearly Rent: £95 per annum [£5 to be used to buy lime to spread]

477 - Lease of the two Wherrels, Long Park and Calves Meadow 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor, widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston 2 Eliza Collins of Moor Term: yearly Rent: £95 per annum

478 - Agreement for the Sale of a dwellinghouse, garden and premises at West Gate in the parish of St Mary Pembroke, formerly occupied by Mr John Penn and lately by Mr Thomas Jones 1 Emma Mary Ann Summers of Rosemoor widow and Richard Summers of Haroldston Hill 2 The said Emma Mary Ann Summers 3 Letitia Jones of Shaftesbury House, Pembroke widow Consideration: £500

479 - Draft Supplemental Abstract of Title to a house, garden and premises at West Gate in the parish of St Mary Pembroke 499

480 - Sale Particular Maps relating to properties in Milford Haven, Hakin and Walwyn's Castle

481 - Lease and Release of three messuages and lands called Ram's Castle later called Roman's Castle] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 John Child of Neath, Glamorgan [devisee named in will of Samuel Bowlas dec'd of Newton, Llanstadwell] and Martha his wife 2 John Summers of Johnston Hall 3 William Evans of Haverfordwest Consideration: £2300

482 - Copy Probate of Will of John Summers of Moor. [see number 392 above for detail]

483 - Lease and Release of a messuage and lands called Quarry Hall together with three cottages and gardens etc; a field called New Park; one cottage and garden etc; one house with appurtenances; fields called West Cross Yet with part of the lane, West Moor, Upper Middle Hill, Middle Hill Park, Lower Middle Hill, Damble Park, Damble Moor, East Cross Yet with part of lane and an old park - all part of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 The Rev James Summers late of St Petrox but now of Haverfordwest clerk, John Mathias of Boulton Hill and Davie Morgan of Haverfordwest 2 James Isaacs of Johnston Hall 3 John Willy of Haverfordwest Consideration: £2125

484 - Copy Probate of Will of Rev James Summers of Haverfordwest clerk [see 356 above]

485 - Transfer of a Mortgage Debt of £1000 and arrears of interest and assignment of Quarry Hall together with three cottages and gardens etc; a field called New Park; one cottage and garden etc; one house with appurtenances; fields called West Cross Yet with part of the lane, West Moor, Upper Middle Hill, Middle Hill Park, Lower Middle Hill, Damble Park, Damble Moor, East Cross Yet with part of lane and an old park - all part of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's upon which the mortgage is secured 1 William Bowen of Milton House [executor of Rev James Summers of Haverfordwest dec'd] 2 William Summers of Haverfordwest

486 - Copy Probate of Will of Samuel Bowlas of Llanstadwell [for details see 177 above]

487 - Declaration made by Robert Child of Newton in the parish of Llanstadwell as to the deaths of John Child and his wife Martha [his uncle and aunt]

488 - Declaration made by James Summers of Victoria Place in the parish of St Mary, Haverfordwest [solicitor to his brother William Summers of Castle Terrace, Haverfordwest] as to the dates of certain deeds abstracted

489 - Lease for a year [Release missing] of Quarry Hall together with three cottages and gardens etc; a field called New Park; one cottage and garden etc; one house with appurtenances; fields called West Cross Yet with part of the lane, West Moor, Upper Middle Hill, Middle Hill Park, Lower Middle Hill, Damble Park, Damble Moor, East Cross Yet with part of lane and an old park - all part of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 John Summers of Woodbine Cottage; Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross, Steynton; William Charles of Tiers Cross farmer and Martha his wife; James Cole of Quarry Hall in the parish of Walwyn's Castle farmer and Susan his wife; Thomas Davies of Pembroke Ferry in the parish of Pembroke St Mary's, carpenter and Amelia his wife 2 George Stevenson of Taunton, Somerset silk Manufacturer, Leader Stevenson of Kings Mews Yard, Coleman Street in the City of London Merchant and Joseph Gutteridge Stevenson of Clapham, Surrey

490 - Transfer of Mortgage with a Further Charge and Assignment of certain policies relating to a messuage and lands called Quarry Hall together with three cottages and gardens etc; a field called New Park; one cottage and garden etc; one house with appurtenances; fields called West Cross Yet with part of the lane, West Moor, Upper Middle Hill, Middle Hill Park, Lower Middle Hill, Damble Park, Damble Moor, East Cross Yet with part of lane and an old park - all part of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 William Summers of Haverfordwest 2 John Summers of Woodbine Cottage 3 Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross, Steynton 4 William Charles of Tiers Cross farmer and Martha his wife 5 James Cole of Quarry Hall in the parish of Walwyn's Castle farmer and Susan his wife 6 Thomas Davies of Pembroke Ferry in the parish of Pembroke St Mary's, carpenter and Amelia his wife 7 George Stevenson of Taunton, Somerset silk Manufacturer, Leader Stevenson of Kings Mews Yard, Coleman Street in the City of London Merchant and Joseph Gutteridge Stevenson of Clapham, Surrey Consideration: £1200

491 - Appointment of a Receiver on a Transfer of Mortgage and a Further Charge to secure £1200 to the Messrs Stevenson on properties in Walwyn's Castle [scheduled] 1 Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross, Steynton 2 William Charles of Tiers Cross farmer and Martha his wife 3 James Cole of Quarry Hall in the parish of Walwyn's Castle farmer and Susan his wife 4 Thomas Davies of Pembroke Ferry in the parish of Pembroke St Mary's, carpenter and Amelia his wife 5 George Stevenson of Taunton, Somerset silk Manufacturer, Leader Stevenson of Kings Mews Yard, Coleman Street in the City of London Merchant and Joseph Gutteridge Stevenson of Clapham, Surrey 6 William Owen of Haverfordwest

492 - Declaration made by Joseph Cole of Roman's Castle farmer [aged 50] as to tenements and acreages in Walwyn's Castle formerly purchased by James Isaacs in c1821

493 - Notice of Second Mortgage made by George Scale of Annikel in the parish of Steynton farmer to the Messrs Stevenson in respect of property in the parish of Walwyn's Castle to secure £123

494 - Abstract of Title of Messrs George and Joseph Stevenson to a mortgage debt secured on Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle

495 - Transfer of a Mortgage of property in Walwyn's Castle [further described] 1 Joseph Gutteridge Stevenson of Clapham, Surrey 2 Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross 3 William Charles of Roman's Castle farmer and Martha his wife 4 James Cole of Quarry Hall, Walwyn's Castle farmer and Susan his wife 5 Thomas Davies of Pembroke Dock carpenter and Amelia his wife 6 John Llewellin of Spittal Consideration: £1200 Endorsed Further Charge to secure £200 1 Elizabeth Isaacs 2 William Charles and Martha his wife 3 James Cole and Susan his wife 4 Thomas Davies and Amelia his wife 5 James Charles of Tiers Cross blacksmith and Timothy Charles of Haverfordwest tailor [sons of parties no. 2] 6 James Cole the younger and Thomas Cole both of Quarry Hill, Walwyn's Castle labourers [sons of parties no. 3] 7 John Llewellin of Spittal 8 William John of Haverfordwest 4 May 1861

496 - Disentailing Deed of shares in property in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [subject to a mortgage] 1 James Charles of Tiers Cross blacksmith and Timothy Charles of Haverfordwest tailor 2 John Llewellin of Spittal and William Charles of Roman's Castle farmer and Martha his wife 3 James Cole the younger of Quarry Hall, Walwyn's Castle labourer and Thomas Cole of the same labourer 4 The said John Llewellin and James Cole the elder of Quarry Hall and Susan his wife 5 George Llewellin of Upper Haythog, Spittal

497 - Abstract of Title to Roman's Castle, Walwyn's Castle - property of the devisees of James Isaacs and their mortgagees

498 - Articles of Agreement for the Sale of a house and five fields [the latter are named] in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [subject to a mortgage] 1 Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross 2 Thomas Isaacs of Prendergast, Haverfordwest a packer on the South Wales Railway, William Charles of Roman's Castle, Walwyn's Castle farmer and Martha his wife, Amelia Davies of Pembroke Dock widow, James Cole of Quarry Park, Walwyn's Castle farmer and Susan his wife 3 William James of Redberth also in the parish of Walwyn's Castle farmer Consideration: £1000

499 - Disentailing Deed of an undivided 5th share of parts of the messuage and lands called Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 James Roach of Roman's Castle in the parish of Walwyn's Castle, tailor and Martha his wife 2 William Charles of Roman's Castle farmer and Martha his wife 3 Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest

500 - Notice to Quit fields called West Cross Yet, Ship Park, Upper Middle Hill, West Moor and Lower Middle Hill in the parish of Walwyn's Castle Served on Miss Celia Howell [as representative of William Howell dec'd] by Powell, Mathias and Evans [as agents for Nathaniel James] [served on the 25 Mar 1867 by Zaccheus Harries]

501 - Memorandum of Agreement to Lease five fields called West Cross Yet, Ship Park, Upper Middle Hill, West Moor and Lower Middle Hill in the parish of Walwyn's Castle 1 Miss Elizabeth Isaacs of Tiers Cross 2 Nathaniel James of Little Honeyborough, Llanstadwell farmer 3 William James of Redberth farmer Term: 30 years Rent: £35 per annum [unexecuted]

502 - Bundle of Papers relating to the sale of the same five fields in the parish of Walwyn's Castle [including abstract of title, plans and conditions of sale]

503 - Schedule and Receipt for Title Deeds relating to part of the Roman's Castle estate in the parish of Walwyn's Castle

504 - Correspondence File - mortgagees of Roman's Castle estate

505 - Lease and Release of a messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Margaret Owens of Haverfordwest St Mary widow, Phebe Cullis of Haverfordwest St Martins widow and John Davies of the same innkeeper and Mary his wife 2 John Jones of Haverfordwest St Thomas doctor of physic 3 Thomas Stokes of Haverfordwest St Mary merchant 4 Joseph Fortune of Haverfordwest St Mary and Simon Surman of Scotchwell in the parish of Prendergast [his trustee] Consideration: £1700

506 - Copy of the Probate of the Will [24 March 1802] of Joseph Fortune of Haverfordwest. Persons named: daughters Elizabeth Fortune and Mary Fortune; sons Francis Fortune and Joseph Fortune; wife Hannah Fortune [executrix]; servant Priscilla Stephens. Property named: estates in Walwyn's Castle

507 - Mortgage of a half share of messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 William Fortune of Leweston Castle [Camrose] and Thomasina Hannah Newtonia Von Burr his wife 2 John Hill Harries of Priskilly and George Roch of Butterhill Consideration: £1000

508 - Mortgage of a half share [Mary Grace Josephina Von Burr Fortune's part] in the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and Assignment of a life policy 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage in the parish of Camrose clerk 2 Miss Lettice Hier of St Thomas' Green in the parish of St Thomas Haverfordwest 3 James Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest Consideration: £400

509 - Transfer of Mortgage of a half share [Thomasina Hannah Newtonia Von Burr Fortune's part] in the messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1-3 The Representatives of George Roch deceased 4 Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest Consideration: £1000 Endorsed Transfer of the above mortgage debt of £1000 dated 16 Mar 1862 1 Henry Mathias of Haverfordwest 2 Jonathan Rogers Powell and James Henry Alexander Philipps

510 - Mortgage of 2 undivided fifth parts in the same tenement called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Jordanston 2 The Rev David Owen James of Fishguard Clerk Consideration: £100

511 - Conveyance of a moiety of a messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and a policy of assurance for £500 1 Miss Lettice Hier of St Thomas' Green, Haverfordwest 2 The Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose clerk 3 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest Consideration: £600 [£400 of which to be paid to Miss Hier to pay off the mortgage No 508 above]

512 - Mortgage of a moiety of a messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and a policy of assurance for £500 1 Rev David Owen James of Fishguard clerk 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverforwest 3 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel Consideration: £900 [of which £100 is repayment to party no 1 of mortgage No 510 above] Endorsed Reconveyance on repayment of mortgage dated 21 Apr 1866 1 Theophilus Evan Thomas 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen

513 - Conveyance of two fifths of a moiety of messuage and lands called Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same and assignments of two policies of assurance 1 Rev Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale, St Edrins minister of the gospel 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of High Street, Haverfordwest 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £1150

514 - Mortgage of the same policies together with one life interest and the same two fifths of a moiety as above 1 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor 2 Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel Consideration: £925

515 - Conveyance of an undivided fifth part of moiety in Walwyn's Castle in the parish of the same 1 John Arthur Parry of 2 Robert St, Adelphi, London and Augusta his wife [nee Webb Bowen] 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor, Walwyn's Castle Consideration: £225

516 - Conveyance of an undivided moiety of messuage and lands in Walwyn's Castle [scheduled] subject to a mortgage for £1000 1 William Fortune of Leweston Castle and Thomasina Hannah Newtonia Von Burr his wife 2 Jacob James of Colston, Walwyn's Castle farmer Consideration: £1100

517 - Conveyance of an undivided moiety of property in Walwyn's Castle [scheduled] 1 Rev James Henry Alexander Philipps of Picton Castle cletk 2 Jacob James of Colston, Walwyn's Castle farmer 3 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Consideration: £2650

518 - Conveyance of an undivided moiety of property in Walwyn's Castle [scheduled] 1 Charles Lloyd of Brunant, Carms 2 James Bowlas Summers of Rosemoor Consideration: £250

519 - Assignment of a Lease [by way of Mortgage] of an old decayed house [built by Phillip Muzavin mariner], garden and premises at Hubberston Pill 1 Miss Martha Davies of 'Hubberston, Hakeing in the parish of Hubberston' [Daughter of Rev Thomas Davies, vicar of Llanstadwell dec'd] 2 Martha Stephens of the parish of Hubberston widow of Thomas Stephens 3 George Webb of the parish of Hasguard Consideration: £60

520 - Probate of the Will [dated 8 Feb 1770] of William Thomas of the parish of Llanrhian mariner. Persons named - wife Rachel Thomas and kinsman David Davies who is executor

521 - Settlement before Marriage of Hugh Webb and Emma Ince 1 Hugh Webb, a captain in the Pembroke Fencible Regiment of Light Horse 2 Thomas Ince of Christleton, Chester and Emma Ince his youngest daughter 3 Townsend Ince [eldest son of Thomas Ince above] and William Hall of Chester Premises: one undivided third share in a messuage and tenement called Edgerley situated in Edgerley, Aldford and Churton by Aldford in the county of Chester

522 - Interrogatories in the chancery case Rowland Allen complainant and Margaret Gwynne and others defendents

523 - Probate of the Will [dated 13 Jul 1813] of John Phelps of Studdolph [or Studda] in the parish of Steynton. Persons named: George Devonald of Narberth and William Parsell the elder of Ford, Steynton [brothers in law, executors and trustees]; John Freeman Phelps [infant son]; John Roberts the younger of Woodson, Steynton [cousin]; Martha Devonald [wife of George and sister in law].

524 - Grant of a redeemable annuity and of the property from which it is secured in trust 1 Rev Enoch Thomas of Penalt Meredith clerk 2 Miss Martha Harries of Haverfordwest 3 John Hill Harries of Priskilly Property involved: In Cardiganshire - Llwynyscaw in the parish of Mount; Pantsirifach in the parish of Betws Evan; Panybara in the parish of Troedyrour. In Pembrokeshire - Sarnywhied Fields in the parish of Llandissilio; Pwll Llaced in the parish of Meline; West Dairy in the parish of Newport. Consideration: £300

525 - Bond in £600 to secure annuity [see 524 above] 1 Rev Enoch Thomas of Penrallt Meredith Pembs clerk 2 Miss Martha Harries of Haverfordwest

526 - Probate of the Will [dated 6 Nov 1821] of Miss Jane Harries of Goat Street, Haverfordwest. Persons named: Harriet Jane Harries and Frances Harries [nieces and daughters of John Hill Harries of Priskilly]; Martha Harries [sister and executrix]; Margaret, Jane, Martha and Harriet James [nieces and daughters of William James of Penybank, Mathry clerk]; William Thomas Harries of Haverfordwest [nephew]; Joseph Harries of Llanunwas [brother]

527 - Settlement to the Marriage of parties 1 and 3 1 Daniel Carver of Coedwalter in the parish of Llangendeirne, Carms 2 John Howell Bevan of Pengay in the parish of St Ishmaels, Carms 3 Miss Elizabeth Bevan of the same [one of the daughters of party 2] 4 George Rees Bevan of Carmarthen Town and the Rev James Thomas of Haverfordwest clerk

528 - Bond in £1000 as surety for the marriage settlement [527above] 1 Daniel Carver of Coedwalter, Llangendeirne, Carms 2 George Rees Bevan of Carmarthen and the Rev James Thomas of Haverfordwest clerk

529 - Mortgage of a moiety of a farm called Wenallt, lands called the Forelands and a messuage and lands called Fox and Hounds all in the parish of Llanfihangel Abercowin, Carms 1 Daniel Carver of Coedwalter, Carms 2 Sarah Carver of Carmarthen town widow 3 George Rees Bevan late of Carmarthen town but now of Brecon town and the Rev James Thomas of Haverfordwest clerk Consideration: £500

530 - Declaration of Trust as to a sum of £500 1 Bridget Bevan of Carmarthen widow 2 Daniel Carver of Coedwalter in the parish of LLangendeirne, Carms and Elizabeth [grand daughter of Bridget] his wife 3 George Rees Bevan of Brecon town and the Rev James Thomas of Haverfordwest

531 - Copy Lease and Release being a Settlement before the Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 Miss Mary Grace Josephine Von Burr Fortune of Leweston 2 William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose 3 George Silk of Doctor's Commons, London, Daniel Poyer Callan of Grove, Pembs, Henry Cosby of Kings Dragoon Guards and Robert Alexander Price of Orchard St, Portman Square, London

532 - Probate of the Will [dated 3 Feb 1842] of Miss Martha Harries of Haverfordwest. Persons named : [nieces] Frances Harries and Martha Maria Harries [daughters of John Hill Harries], Jane Harries, Mary Martha Harries, Martha Potter [wife of Edward Potter], Jane James, Margaret James, Harriet Elizabeth Harries, Mary Ann Harries and Margaret Lloyd [these last three sisters of John Hill Harries]; Owen Harries, Gilbert James Harries, George Harries, Charles Richard Harries and James James [nephews]; Cecil Anson Harries and John Harries [great nephews - sons of Gilbert James Harries]. Executor John Hill Harries. 555

533 - Settlement before the Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose clerk 2 Miss Olivia Duffin of Milford [daughter of Capt Charles Duffin late of the Hon East India's Bengal Cavalry] 3 Robert Synge of Walwyn's Castle clerk and George Augustus Harries of Hilton Endorsed Appointment of New Trustees dated 3 Sep 1880 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose clerk 2 George Augustus Harries 3 Bell Ince John Webb Bowen of 31 Gloucester St, Warwick Square, London and Edward Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest

534 - Attested Copy of Marriage Settlement [533 above]

535 - Settlement before the Marriage of parties 1 and 2 1 Levi Griffiths of Rickeston Hall 2 Margaret Hall of Castle Cenlas 3 Edward Picton Phillips of Haverfordwest surgeon and Thomas Thomas of Cryglas, St David's

536 - Appointment by Mrs Margaret Griffiths of Rickeston Hall [widow of Levi Griffiths] in her own favour of the sum of £1000 mentioned in the marriage settlement [535 above]

537 - Release and Indemnity to trustees 1 Margaret Griffith [sic] of Rickeston Hall widow 2 Edward Picton Phillips of Haverfordwest surgeon and Thomas Thomas of Treiva, Llandeloy

538 - Disclaimer by Thomas Thomas of Treiva, Llandeloy of the trusts of the Settlement [see 535 above]

539 - Probate of the Will [dated 28 Sep 1849] of Emma Webb Bowen late of Camrose House but now of Pope Hill widow. Persons named : Charles Wheeler Townsend Webb Bowen, William Wheeler Townsend Webb Bowen, Townsend Ince Webb Bowen [sons]; Emma Elizabeth Townsend Webb Child, wife of James Mark Child of Begelly, Augusta Ince Howell widow of Dr John Howell and Bell Maria Anne Webb Bowen [daughters]. Trustee and Executor - Jonathan Rogers Powell of Haverfordwest

540 - Release on distribution of the personal estate in 539 above 1 Augusta Ince Howell of Camrose House widow of Dr John Howell; Ebenezer Butler Morris of 13 Berners St, Oxford St, London and Bell Maria Ann his wife 2 Jonathan Rogers Powell of Haverfordwest

541 - Probate of the Will [dated 3 Oct 1848] of Miss Anne Bowen of Goat Street, in the parish of St Thomas' , Haverfordwest. Persons named: Sophia Bowen [sister and executrix]; Catherine Stokes, Sophia Ellen Stokes, Elizabeth Anne Berrington (wife of Rev William Morgan Daves Berrington clerk), Catherine Sophia Lawes (wife of Edward Lawes barrister) [nieces]; John Stokes, James Hill Bowen [nephews] With Codicil [dated 19 Jan 1852] testator now of The Grove in the parish of St Thomas, Haverfordwest

542 - Probate of the Will [dated 13 May 1848] of Jane Davis of Clareston, widow of Henry Davis of Mullock. Persons named : Thomas Henry Davis and Gilbert William Warren Davis [sons]; Henry Arthur Meylett Evans and Mary Victoria Meylett Evans [grandchildren]. Executor Thomas Henry Davis

543 - Assignment of Life Interest etc 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage clerk 2 George Williams of Cherry Cottage, Tenby Consideration: £500

544 - Notice of the Assignment of dividends 1 George Williams of Cherry Cottage, Tenby 2 Rev Robert Synge of Walwyn's Castle clerk and George Augustus Harries of Hilton

545 - Conveyance of an undivided fifth share in property mentioned in the marriage settlement of their parents [531 above] 1 Frederick Newton Webb Bowen of Camrose 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Jordanston Consideration: £100

546 - Mortgage of sums of Stock and a policy of assurance 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage 2 George Williams of Cherry Cottage, Tenby 3 Thomas Henry Davis of Clareston 4 George Lewis Phipps Eyre of 1 John St, Bedford Row, London Consideration: £800

547 - Mortgage of shares, moneys and premises 1 Frederick Newton Webb Bowen of Camrose 2 Frances Lucy Morgan widow of Newport Consideration: £50 Endorsed Transfer of Mortgage for £50 dated 5 Jul 1873 1 Frances Lucy Morgan widow of Newport 2 John Thomas Bushell of Big House in the parish of Lampeter Velfrey farmer

548 - Bond in £100 to secure a mortgage [547 above] 1 Frederick Newton Webb Bowen of Camrose and Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Hazelbeach, Llanstadwell 2 Frances Lucy Morgan widow of Newport

549 - Further Charge on a Mortgage [512 above] to secure a further £150 1 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest 2 Rev Theophilus Evan Thomas of Trehale minister of the gospel

550 - Mortgage of certain shares and property 1 Frederick Newton Webb Bowen of Cqmrose 2 William Davies of Spring Gardens, Haverfordwest Consideration: £40 Endorsed Transfer of Mortgage dated 5 Jul 1873 1 William Davies 2 John Thomas Bushell of Big House, Lampeter Velfrey farmer

551 - Accounts relating to the sale of the Edgerley estate in the county of Chester

552 - Probate of the Will [dated 15 May 1867] of Miss Sophia Bowen of Goat Street in the parish of St Thomas, Haverfordwest. Persons named: Elizabeth Anne Berrington (wife of Rev William Morgan Davies Berrington clerk), Ellen Sophia Rees ( wife of George Richard Graham Rees of Penllwyn), Caroline Sophia Lawes (widow of Edward Lawes) and Catherine Lloyd (widow of Admiral George Lloyd) [nieces]; John Stokes of Cuffern, James Hill Bowen [nephews]; Martha Sophia Lloyd and Louisa Corbetta Lloyd (daus of niece Catherine Lloyd) [great nieces]; Sophia Stokes(wife of John Stokes) [niece in law]. Executrix Catherine Lloyd With a Codicil dated 30 Nov 1869

553 - Letters of Administration granted on the estate of Frederick Newton Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage to three of his brothers

554 - Will of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage clerk. Persons named: Olivia Lockhart Ellen Bowen and Elleanor Catherine Bowen [daughters]. Joint executors Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen [sons]

555 - Mortgage 1 Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage clerk 2 John Philpin of Syke, Walwyn's Castle farmer 3 Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Charles Webb Bowen both of London Consideration: £350

556 - Consent to the sale of consols which were part of a marriage settlement [533 above]

557 - Account as to the consols mentioned in 556 above

558 - Copy Probate of the Will [dated 11 February 1880] of Augusta Ince Howell widow of Camrose House. Persons named: Charles Wheeler Townsend Webb Bowen [brother and executor]; John Thomas and Thomas Thomas (sons of Isaac Thomas a former servant at Camrose House); Alfred Davies (son of John Davies of Camrose Mill).

559 - Letters of Administration of Robert Townsend Webb Bowen of Camrose Vicarage granted to his brothers Thomas Ince Webb Bowen, Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen

560 - Release of monies to the offspring of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen and Olivia his wife under their marriage settlement 583 1 Bell Ince John Webb Bowen of London, William Webb Bowen of Shanghai, China, master mariner, Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen of London and Townsend Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest, the said Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen (executors of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen and also administrators of Robert Townsend Webb Bowen) 3 The said Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Edward Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest Consideration: nine shares of £317.15s.7d each Endorsed four more releases dated 10 Apr 1883, 16 Nov 1883, 23 Jul 1885 and 22 Jun 1888

561 - Copy Estate Accounts relating to Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen

562 - Bundle of Accounts relating to the winding up of Mrs Augusta Ince Howell deceased

563 - Epitome of Estate Account relating to Charles Wheeler Townsend Webb Bowen deceased

564 - Release of further monies under the marriage settlement of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen and his wife Olivia 1 Charles Lloyd of Brunant, Carms 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest and James Phillips of Honeyborough House 3 Charles Hugh Webb Bowen of Westport, Nelson, New Zealand 4 Elizabeth Bowen Saunders of Shenandoah, Dinard, Ille et Vilaine, France widow 5 Bell Ince John Webb Bowen of London 6 William Webb Bowen of Shanghai, China master mariner 7 Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen of London 8 Townsend Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest 9 The executors of the will of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen and also the administrators of Frederick Newton Webb Bowen and Robert Townsend Webb Bowen 10 The said Bell Ince John Webb Bowen and Edward Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest Consideration: 14 shares of £333.17s each Endorsed four more releases dated 16 Nov 1882, 10 Apr 1883, 23 Jul 1885 and 22 Jun 1888

565 - Duplicate of 564 above minus the endorsements

566 - Power of Attorney given by William Webb Bowen of Shanghai, China, master mariner to his brother Bell Ince John Webb Bowen of London

567 - Bundle of Copy Baptism, Burial and Death Certificates produced in the case Bowen v Price in the Chancery Division of the High Court

568 - Account of the trustees of the Settlement of Marriage of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen and Olivia his wife

569 - Power of Attorney given by Bridgie Maria Bowen of Sydney, Australia to Bell Ince John Webb Bowen to facilitate payment to her of her late husband's share of his parents' marriage settlement

570 - Letters of Administration of Edward Mostyn Webb Bowen, trooper of Gundagai granted in New South Wales, Australia to Bridgie Maria his widow 593

571 - Letter from Bell Ince John Webb Bowen in London to Edward Eaton Evans in Haverfordwest. Talks of bills and the situation of his two youngest sisters Olivia and Elleanor.

572 - Release of further monies from the trust fund of the Webb Bowen/ Duffin marriage settlement to the three youngest children - To Olivia Lockhart Ellen Webb Bowen

573 - Account for the share of Edmund H E Webb Bowen from 1881 to when it was paid out to him

574 - Notices that the one fifth share of John William Penn [husband of Anna Newtonia (nee Webb Bowen)] of Little Milford House [arising out of his parents' marriage settlement] has been assigned to Thomas Jones of Dyffrynconin to secure a mortgage of £1100

575 - Schedule and receipt of deeds [part of the Honeyborough estate] on the repayment of the mortgage for which they were surety

576 - Mortgage of a life estate 1 John William Penn of Little Milford House 2 Ann Eliza Penn of Camrose House widow 3 Thomas Jones of Dyffrynconin Consideration: £1100

577 - Mortgage of a life estate secured partly on Westfield Farm in the parish of Rosemarket to raise £500 1 John William Penn of Little Milford House 2 Ann Eliza Penn of Camrose House widow 3 William John of Haverfordwest surgeon

578 - Bundle of Notices re further mortgages by John William Penn

579 - Transfer and Mortgage to secure £1000 1 Thomas Jones of Dyffrynconin 2 William John of Haverfordwest 3 John William Penn of Camrose House 4 Richard Poyer Lewis Penn of Thornton House and Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of Haverfordwest

580 - Notices to the Directors of the General Life and Fire Assurance Co as to an assignment affecting a policy

581 - Account of the division of the estate of William Webb Bowen deceased with further details of the share apportioned to Edward Mostyn Webb Bowen

582 - Further Account of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen deceased in relation to the proceeds of 14 St George's Square, Pimlico, London

583 - Account and Receipt for the legacy due to Edward Wheeler Webb Bowen of Sydney, Australia, grandson of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen deceased together with two copy money orders

584 - Release to Trustees in respect of a legacy from his grandfather 1 Edward Wheeler Webb Bowen of Sydney, New South Wales 2 Thomas Ince Webb Bowen of St Martin's House, Haverfordwest, Bell Ince Webb Bowen of 26 Kensington Gardens Square, London and Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen of New Court, St Swithin's Lane, London

585 - Copy Draft Mortgage and other papers relating to a debt of £1400 charged on the farm of Trevadog in the parish of St David's

586 - Account of the Administrators of C W T Webb Bowen deceased with Eaton Evans and Williams

587 - Inventory and Valuation of silver and china at Camrose House, property of C W T Webb Bowen deceased

588 - Bundle of accounts of shares in a fund related to the estate of Rev William Wheeler Webb Bowen [available on the death of Thomas Thomas] with receipts signed by the various legatees

589 - Bundle of Papers relating to a motion in the probate division of the High Court relating to the unadministered estate of Charles Wheeler Webb Bowen of Camrose House

590 - Copy Draft Release of land on James Street at Parryville in the parish of Llanstadwell 1 Townsend Ince Webb Bowen of Portsmouth Hants bank manager and Horace Gilbert of Sutton, Surrey 2 Edward Eaton Evans of Haverfordwest and Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Hart Smith [wife of FCH Smith surgeon 3 Miss Georgina Emma Eliza Parry of 10 Greenhill Avenue, Tenby and Douglas Maybery Jones of Llandovery [plan]

591 - Correspondence relating to Hulgrave Tithes [Cheshire] partly owned by the Webb Bowen family

592 - Correspondence with Charles Webb Bowen regarding a policy of Assurance

593 - Draft reassignment of a policy of assurance 1 William George Eaton Evans 2 Richard Thomas Propert Williams and William George Eaton Evans 3 Stuart Charles Duffin Webb Bowen Consideration: £175

594 - Letter from Townsend Ince Webb Bowen in Fareham, Hants to William Eaton Evans giving Webb Bowen family news and addresses

595 - Correspondence related to the mortgage on Carvega, Whitchurch

596 - Copy certificate of a contract for the redemption of land tax [dated 25 Oct 1799] in respect of the messuage and tenement called Honeyborough in the parish of Llanstadwell

JEGP - Sir J.E.G.A. Philipps, dec. Papers

JHH - Records of RTP Williams Solicitors

JSS - John Stokes Stokes of Cuffern Archives

JWJ - J. W. James Archives

KEN - Papers of Kensington Estate

LHT - Papers of Lady Hamilton's Trustees

LM - Papers relating to Little Milford Estate, Freystrop

MAPS - Pembrokeshire maps

MAT - Records of the Mathias family of Llangwarren and Lamphey Court

MEL - Papers of Melchior family and deeds and documents relating to Llandilo in the parishes of Llandilo, Llangolman and Maenclochog

MHE - Papers of Sir Hugh James Protheroe Thomas

MHU - Milford Haven Urban District Council

MISC - Miscellaneous papers

MLP - Papers of the Lloyd Price family of Castle Piggin, in Abergwili, Carmarthenshire and elsewhere

MOR - Deeds and papers of the Mortimer Family of Trewellwell / Caerfarchell, St Davids

MOTE - Records of the Mote Estate and the Williamston Estate involving the Scourfield family and the Saunders-Davies family of Pentre

NEW - Newton Estate And Bowlas and Child families Archives

PCE - Picton Castle Estate Papers

PH - Papers of the Primrose Hill Estate, Swansea, and Nant y Gwinne, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire

PIC - Papers of RTP Williams Solicitors

RBP - Sir Richard Bulkeley Phillipps Philipps, of Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire, Estate Papers

SAM - Papers of the Samson family of Scotchwell

SKY - Deeds and papers relating to Skyrme family of Llawhaden and Protheroe family of Stonehall, St Lawrence

SLE - Records of the Slebech estate

STOKES - Stokes family of St Botolphs Archives

SUM - Papers of James Summers esquire

TAB - Papers of the Trustees of the Tabernacle Chapel, Haverfordwest

TAL - Papers of James Thomas of Lamphey Park and his descendants Also papers of John Llewellin Wathen of Talbenny Hall and his family

TAN - Papers of Williams of Haverfordwest Tannery

Expand THD - Deeds and papers relating to the estates of Thomas Henry Davis of Hayston Hall Hayston in the parishes of Llanstadwell and Rosemarket

THD - Deeds and papers relating to the estates of Thomas Henry Davis of Hayston Hall Hayston in the parishes of Llanstadwell and Rosemarket

TMO - Documents and papers of Major Thomas Moore

Expand TRE - Papers of Sir Henry Erasmus Edward Philipps and Victoria Gladys Elizabeth his wife of Tregib near Llandilo Fawr, Carmarthenshire and of Picton Castle

TRE - Papers of Sir Henry Erasmus Edward Philipps and Victoria Gladys Elizabeth his wife of Tregib near Llandilo Fawr, Carmarthenshire and of Picton Castle

TRT - Papers of Thomas Reece Thomas of Lampeter Velfrey

WBW - Papers of Colonel William Bowlas Williams of Haroldston, Broad Haven

WCAP - Records of W. C. A. PHILIPPS, ESQ.

WD - Papers of William Davies

Expand WLS - Papers of Dr James Wilson and Mrs Constance Ann Wilson [nee Powell] of High Street, Haverfordwest and Broad Haven House, Walton West including those relating to the trust left by Mrs Wilson's mother - Mrs Fanny Sophia Powell [nee Dumayne]

WLS - Papers of Dr James Wilson and Mrs Constance Ann Wilson [nee Powell] of High Street, Haverfordwest and Broad Haven House, Walton West including those relating to the trust left by Mrs Wilson's mother - Mrs Fanny Sophia Powell [nee Dumayne]

WMT - Papers of William Meyler Thomas (deceased)

Expand YOR - Papers of the Yorke family of Langton, Manorowen. This includes some that relate to Lady Hamilton's estate because Mrs Georgiana Augusta Yorke was a cousin of Lady Hamilton and inherited a share of her estate on her death. Lady Hamilton had inherited an estate from her father - Sir James Cockburn - that included the Jordanston estate, [see also D/RTP/LHT list]

YOR - Papers of the Yorke family of Langton, Manorowen. This includes some that relate to Lady Hamilton's estate because Mrs Georgiana Augusta Yorke was a cousin of Lady Hamilton and inherited a share of her estate on her death. Lady Hamilton had inherited an estate from her father - Sir James Cockburn - that included the Jordanston estate, [see also D/RTP/LHT list]

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