Results for 'Bletherston' across our collections
…, Llan- golman, and Maenclochog (No. 176) and of fields in the parish of St. Martin, Haverfordwest (No. 177), an agreement for the payment of…
…, Llan- golman, and Maenclochog (No. 176) and of fields in the parish of St. Martin, Haverfordwest (No. 177), an agreement for the payment of a sum of Z300 charged on Llwyn bedw, parish of Cenarth, and Posty, parish of Bletherston, and a draft assignment in Fishguard Bottom on [i August] 1789 (No. 175), in which he appears as co-executor with his brother Daniel of the will of their brother William, who…
… called William James and described as of Narberth, figures in articles of agreement (No. 134) with members of the Gwynne family on 5 May…
… called William James and described as of Narberth, figures in articles of agreement (No. 134) with members of the Gwynne family on 5 May 1788 for the sum of £ 300 charged on properties in Cenarth and Bletherston. Another matrimonial alliance recorded in the present collection concerns Rebecca Gwynne, daughter of Thomas Gwynne, and John William, son of Evan Lloyd, surgeon, of Fishguard, originally of…
… To this section, too, belong a few seventeenth century wills, viz. that of Gruff, ap Einon of Manor- deifi (1606), Harry Rees of the…
… To this section, too, belong a few seventeenth century wills, viz. that of Gruff, ap Einon of Manor- deifi (1606), Harry Rees of the parish of Bletherston (1616), Griffith John Edward of Llanwnda (1636), and John Griffith of Llanwnda (1662). George Owen of Henllys appears as first party in an agreement dated 1608, between himself and Thomas Lloid of 'Kilkethed', concerning certain jurisdictions…
… Benfro, Rhydychaìn, i Sant Ioan, Aberhonddu; Thomas Waltor Jones, Coleg y Drindod, Dnlyn, i Law- haden a Bletherston; David Worthington, Coleg Dewi Sant, Llanbcdr.…
… Benfro, Rhydychaìn, i Sant Ioan, Aberhonddu; Thomas Waltor Jones, Coleg y Drindod, Dnlyn, i Law- haden a Bletherston; David Worthington, Coleg Dewi Sant, Llanbcdr. i Langyfelach.…
… blwyfi, i bwrpas cofrestru yn unig, lie yr oedd amgylchiadau yn briodol. Ceir enghraifft o hyn ym mhlwyfi Cas-wis ^Wiston), Llawhaden, a Threfelen (Bletherston),…
… blwyfi, i bwrpas cofrestru yn unig, lie yr oedd amgylchiadau yn briodol. Ceir enghraifft o hyn ym mhlwyfi Cas-wis ^Wiston), Llawhaden, a Threfelen (Bletherston), yn sir Benfro. Cadwyd cofnodion y tri phlwyf hyn mewn tair adran o fewn un gyfrol am y cyfnod 1653-7 a chofnodir apwyntiad Griffith Twyning fel Register ar gyfer y tri phlwyf ar ddechrau'r gyfrol. Cofnodir yn y gyfrol hon nifer o briodasau o…
… was divided by a branch of Milford Haven, whereas since 1727 all elections had been held in Haverfordwest. Their protests were of no avail…
… was divided by a branch of Milford Haven, whereas since 1727 all elections had been held in Haverfordwest. Their protests were of no avail and the house decided by 71 votes to 15 that Hugh Owen was the duly elected member. On 16 September 1775 Hugh Owen was married at Maenordeifi Church to Anne daughter of John Colby, Esquire, of Bletherston, a parish on the borders between the Welsh and English…
… shone a bright example in the amiable characteristics of an affectionate Husband, a tender Father, a sincere Friend and an indulgent Master and Landlord.…
… shone a bright example in the amiable characteristics of an affectionate Husband, a tender Father, a sincere Friend and an indulgent Master and Landlord. He departed this life on the 15 January 1786 in the 57 year of his reign, leaving an only son, Hugh, then in his fourth year, by Lady Owen, daughter of John Colby of Bletherston in the county of Pembroke, Esquire. This Monument, the last tribute of…
… Jenkins aged 80. In Haverfordwest. 14. Garden at bottom of Barn Street, 3 roods 29 perches, in occupation of William Crunn. In Bletherston parish.…
… Jenkins aged 80. In Haverfordwest. 14. Garden at bottom of Barn Street, 3 roods 29 perches, in occupation of William Crunn. In Bletherston parish. 15. Upper Tregendeg, 282 acres 8 perches, in occupation of John Beynon for the lives of himself and wife Rosamond, aged 66 and 65 respectively, rent £ 140, 2 hens or pullets, a goose at Christmas, carriage of one cartload of culm, lime, or slack to Llawhaden…
… The Act of 1653 authorised justices of the peace to unite a number of small parishes 'which shall be accompted one Parish as to…
… The Act of 1653 authorised justices of the peace to unite a number of small parishes 'which shall be accompted one Parish as to matters onely within this Act; and one Register to serve for such Parishes and places so united'. In the Ilston register Llanrhidian is described as 'being united unto the p[ar]ish of Ilston' in accordance with this Act. The parishes of Bletherston, Llawhaden and Wiston…
… marriages, which the 1753 Marriage Act was intended to prevent, are sometimes noted in the parish registers. In the register of Llawhaden and Bletherston,…
… marriages, which the 1753 Marriage Act was intended to prevent, are sometimes noted in the parish registers. In the register of Llawhaden and Bletherston, co. Pembroke, four such marriages are listed in 1748 and there may have been more because the bottom of the page has been cut off. Occasionally there are references in the baptismal entries as in the following entry from the register of Dolgellau, co…
… executors. By his will dated 14 January 1797, John Evans of Mabws Fawr bequeathed his moiety of Tregendeg Ucha in Bletherston parish, to the…
… executors. By his will dated 14 January 1797, John Evans of Mabws Fawr bequeathed his moiety of Tregendeg Ucha in Bletherston parish, to the Revd. David Bowen, vicar of Llanwnda and John Evans of Glastir, Nevern, gentleman, on trust, for testator's wife Martha; he names his children, all of whom were minors. A short codicil drawn up on 5 January 1802, states that his son, Thomas, had died, and that…
… from the days of the Common¬ wealth, from which he found that Wiston, Bletherston and Llawhaden parishes were consolidated, and that although the banns…
… from the days of the Common¬ wealth, from which he found that Wiston, Bletherston and Llawhaden parishes were consolidated, and that although the banns of marriage were published in church, the ceremony of marriage was performed either at Narberth Castle or Picton Castle before a civil magistrate. Robeston Wathen Church.—The plan of the church consists of a nave and chancel, with chancel aisle or…