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Cause: Lloyd v Smith (and Re Act of I Will. IV c. 65) (1860 L.49). (Former department...
Catalogue reference: J 90/1045
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- 1825; 1861-1862
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Cause: Lloyd v Smith (and Re Act of I Will. IV c. 65) (1860 L.49). (Former department reference: From L).
- Counterpart leases of Alltyrodin House, Blaendyffryn House and lands in Llandyssil, Llandyssiliogogo, Llanarth and elsewhere, CARDIGANSHIRE, belonging to infant plaintiff John Davis Lloyd (made defendant by order, 7 December 1871). Deposited 18 August 1862. (Note: Order in Chancery: 1861 April 20). Dated 1861-1862.
- Deeds of settlement on marriage of John Davies and Mrs. Anne Pryse Stewart, daughter and heiress of John Lloyd, relating to property in Bangor, Llandyssiliogogo and Llanarth, CARDIGANSHIRE, and Llanfihangel-ar-Arth, Llanarthney, Llandarog, Llanon, Llan Ishmael (St. Ishmaels), Carmarthen and Llanfihangel Aberbythech, CARMARTHENSHIRE. Deposited 28 August 1872 defendant William Morris. (Note: Order in Chancery: 1872 August 3). Dated 1825.
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- Marriage and divorce
- Children
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