Deeds and documents relating to properties in the town of Hay in Breconshire
GB0218.D1011

 D1011/3-4 Lease of Possession/Release 1. John Williams of par. Staunton upon Wye, Co. Hereford, yeoman. 2. Mary Haines of same place, spinster. 3. Thomas Clarke of Hereford, Esq.. registrar of the Ecclesiastical Court of Diocese of Hereford, and William Griffiths of same place, gent., one of the proctors of the same court. A marriage shortly to be solemnized between John Williams and Mary Haines. A newly erected dwelling house with all appurts. situate in Wyebridge Street, Hay, Co. Brecon, now in occupation of [ ] Lloyd, clerk. Also the undivided moiety or half part in a malthouse situate near the Ledlyon Inn, Hay, now in occupation of Joseph Tanner, maltster, and also one undivided moiety in a messuage situate in Hay in tenure of John James. 18/19 Dec 1778 

 D1011/7 Collateral Bond 1. John Williams and Susan Haynes. 2. Gregory Parry. £1900. To observe conditions mentioned in Release of even date. 15 Jan 1780 

 D1011/9-10 Lease of Possession/Assignment 1. Walter Churchey of Brecon., gent. (surviving executor of Gregory Parry, late of par. Broynllis, gent., dec'd.). 2. David Davies of par. Broynllis, farmer and James Farr of same place, farmer (Devisors in Trust named in will of Parry). 3. Richard Davies of Court Y Gollen, Co. Brecon, clerk, and Mary his wife (Mary was kinswoman and heir at law of Gregory Parry and also sole executrix and residuary legatee named in will of Catherine, his late widow, executrix and residuary legatee, dec'd.). 4. Mary Williams of par. Letton, Co. Hereford, widow, and Ann Baker of par. Staunton upon Wye, Co. Hereford, widow (Mary and Ann are the two surviving daughters and only surviving heirs of Samuel Haines and Ann, his wife, formerly of Hay and since of Llanthomas, Co. Brecon, dec'd., and Mary is also surviving executrix named in the will of Ann Haines who survived Samuel, her husband.). 5. William Baker of par. Staunton upon Wye, innholder. 6. Charles Griffiths of Linton in par. Norton Cannon, Co. Hereford, farmer. £500. Mess, stable and garden formerly in tenure of Richard Lloyd, clerk, and now of Mrs Margaret Jones, also the barn formerly in tenure of Edward Allen and now of said Margaret Jones, all situate in Hay. Messuages with malthouse, and other buildings and land in Hay in tenure of Thomas Watkins and Thomas Howell. Memorandum endorsed dated 10 July 1880, the leasehold premises mentioned to be assigned to Charles Griffiths as a security have been sold and the money produced paid to Griffiths in part discharge of £500. The mess, stable and garden in tenure of Margaret Jones remain as security for the £200 still owing. 21/22 Oct 1799 

 D1011/13 Surrender 1. John Downes of par. Devynock and Margaret, his wife (sister and administratrix of the rights, goods and credits of Sarah Price, late of par. Devynock, spinster, dec'd.). 2. James Spencer of Hay, gent. Cites mortgage of 2 February 1815 whereby Sarah Price paid £300 to James Spencer and Spencer devised to Sarah the mess. with stable and garden formerly of James Spencer but then of Lettice Jones, widow, and also the barn lately re-edified and converted into offices. £330. Residue of term of 500 years in premises in Hay. 25 Apr 1822 

 D1011/16-17 Lease for a Year/Conveyance 1. Gabriel Taylor of Wolverly Street, Hackney Road, Co. Middlesex, gent., brother and heir at law of John Charles Taylor, late of Hay, surgeon, dec'd. 2. Elizabeth Walker of North Crescent, Bedford Square, Co. Middlesex, spinster. £735. Dwellinghouse with garden formerly in occupation of Richard Lloyd, clerk, but recently of John Charles Taylor, dec'd and also the stables and coach house adjoining late in occupation of John Charles Taylor, dec'd., one of which stables and the coachhouse had been erected by him - premises situate in Hay. 4/5 Aug 1828