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1. Mary Edwards of Talgarth in the county of Merioneth, widow of Humphrey Edwards late of Talgarth, esq. 2. Lewis Edwards of Talgarth, esq., eldest son and heir of 1 and Humphrey Edwards. 3. James Edwards of Talgarth, gent., younger child of 1 and Humphrey Edwards. 4. Salusbury Pryce of Myvod, in the county of Montgomery, D. D., and Anne Pryce, one of his daughters. 5. Henry Arthur Corbet of Ynysymaengwyn, in the county of Merioneth. esq., and John Herbert of Park in the county of Montgomery, esq. 6. Thomas Powell of Nanteos in the county of Cardigan, esq, and Lewis Nanney of Llwyn, in the county of Merioneth, esq. 7. Robert Pardoe of Lincoln’s Inn in the county of Middlesex, esq., and Edward Kinaston of the Exchequer Office in Lincolns Inn, esq. 8. John Jones of Aberystwyth in the county of Cardigan and Edward Hughes of Aberllolwyn in the county of Cardigan esq. 9. Bell Lloyd of Bodvach, in the county of Montgomery, esq., and Robert Edwards of Machynlleth in the county of Montgomery, D.D. 10. William Nanney of Maesyneiodd in the county of Merioneth, esq., and Thomas Lloyd Anwyl of Shrewsbury in the county of Salop, esq. 11. William Humphreys of Llwyn in the county of Montgomery esq., aid Edward Edwards of Jesus College, University of Oxford, D.D., and Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, gent. SETTLEMENT (eight skins) prior to the marriage of Lewis Edwards and Anne Fryce, in consideration.of a marriage portion of £4000, relating to 1m. called Talgarth, lands called Parlimawr, Caieglysion, Caemuarog, part of the Talgarth farm, 1m. called Court House with site of house adjoining, 1m called Vary, all in the parish of Towyn, in the county of Merioneth; 2m. called Tonfancy Ucha, and Tonfance Issa in the parishes of Llangelynin and Llanegrin in the county of Merioneth; 2m. called Rhosfarchfawr and Rhosfarchfach, 1 fulling mill called Pandy Rhosfarch, 2m. called Esgirhiross and Aberglasciwm 1m called Cefn, 2m. called Esgirgoch and Gwerniddcochion, lm. called Bronyraer, 1m. called Gyynfreichie, 1m. called Ty Cerrig, all in the parish of Pennal in the county of Merioneth, messuages called Minffordd and Braichfedw in the parish of Trefeglwys in the county of Montgomery; 1m. called Tynyrwthra in the parish of Trefeglwys; 1m. called by the name of TURNER MILL or MELIN TURNER in the parish of Trefeglwys .


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