Short title: Vaughan v Lloyd. Documents exhibited in court: Bill of sale between...

Short title: Vaughan v Lloyd. Documents exhibited in court:

• Bill of sale between John Roberts of Bala, Merion and John Roberts of Dolgelley, Merion, coroners of Merion, John Pughe, sheriff of Merion, Hugh Vaughan of Hengwrt, Merion, and Robert Powell of Koran, Denb, relating to goods listed in schedule, and a ship called the Anne and Catherine (1765).
• Book of attornments and accounts of the estate of Hugh Vaughan (1765).
• Sale book of livestock and other goods of Hugh Vaughan (1765).
• Receipts, accounts, legal papers, and correspondence, relating to the sale of Hugh Vaughan's estate (1765-1779).
• Printed sale particulars of the manor of Dolgellau, Merion; and property in Machynlleth, Mont, and Pennal, Llanaber, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, Llanelltud, Llanfachreth, Llangelynnin, and Dolgellau, Merion (1766).
• 20 agreements relating to parts of Hugh Vaughan's estate (1766).
• Receipts for payments made by Robert Lloyd in respect of his estates in and near Dolgelley, Merion (1769-1787).
• 3 affidavits of Robert Howell Vaughan, Robert Lloyd of Oswestry, Salop, and John Lloyd of Oswestry (1787).

Short title: Goodman v Lyon. Documents exhibited in court:

• 2 letter books of B Lister and J Glover of Leeds, wool merchants (1804-1816).
• Affidavit of William Lyon and James Fison with schedule (1816).

Unknown cause(s). Documents exhibited in court:

• Lease and release of Sir Nathaniel Napier of Moor Crichel, Dors, John Wyndham of Norrington, Wilts, Katherine Brouncker of Earl Stock, Wilts, widow and executrix of Dauntesey Brouncker, Mary Courtenay of Powderham, Devon, and William Bealeof St Teath, Corn, of the prebend of St Teath including a farm called Trehannecke (1712).

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