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D-EE - Eaton Evans Papers
- 56 - Papers of the Scotchwell Estate, Haverfordwest The Scotchwell Estate located in the parish of Prendergast was originally a farm on the outskirts of Haverfordwest and in the hands of the Surman family in the 1700s. They sold to the Stokes family in 1794. John Lort Stokes of Scotchwell born in 1812 accompanied Charles Darwin on HMS Beagle as a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Having survived being speared by a native and escaped being eaten by a crocodile he went on to command the Beagle and ended his career as an Admiral. Later the estate passed to the Samson family. It has since become a caravan site and the house an old peoples home.
  - 1 - Legal items relating to the Scotchwell Estate such as deeds, leases, marriage settlements etc.

Ref No	D-EE/56/1/24
Acc No	260
Title	Conveyance of certain pieces of land in the parish of Uzmaston in the County of Pembroke
Description	1 William Thomas Longbourne of Grays Inn, gentleman; Samuel Pitman of Rumwell Lodge near Taunton in the County of Somerset, esquire 2 John Lort Stokes of Scotchwell in the County of Pembroke, esquire, Captain in the Royal Navy Property: Some spots of ground and a plantation situate in the parish of Uzmaston lying between the South Wales Railway and Scotchwell Brook Signed and sealed: William Longbourne, Samuel Pitman Witnessed: John Longbourne, Grays Inn; Thomas Patton; Bishops Hall, Taunton, Commander in the Royal Navy
Date	23 May 1862

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