Grant in trust for the use of Harriett Sargeaunt by way of mortgage (subject to an annuity of £100 in ...,

1. Richard John Hughes Starke, late of Caius College, Cambridge, and now of St Georges Terrace, Hyde Park, esq. 2. Harriett Sargeaunt of 114 Piccadilly, Westminster, wife of Capt. James Sargeaunt of the 13th Light Dragoons, but living separate from her husband, at whose suit a sentence of divorce has been pronounced, and now using the name of Southern. 3. John Jefferie Welch of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middlesex, gent., a trustee on behalf of the said Harriett Sargeaunt. Grant in trust for the use of Harriett Sargeaunt by way of mortgage (subject to an annuity of £100 in favour of Richard John Hughes Starke, to the estate for life of Elizabeth Starke, his mother, and to terms of years) of the capital m. called Bewleyvawr, in the occupation of David Davies, minister of the Gospel, m's called Penycoed, Llanerch y Gweision, Bewley Issa, Tyr Laugharne, otherwise Laugharne Lands, otherwise Lands in Ravensdale, Bwlch Garw, otherwise Llwyn Garw, and an unnamed m., p. Llangannor, co. Carm., a m. called Coleston, p. Walwyns Castle, three m's, seven cottages, one hovel, a meadow in the occupation of the Rev. John Roberts, slangs of land in Harglodd, and m's in Cleggis adjoining to the lands of the trustees of Dr Jones Charity, p. St Davids, co. Pemb., all heretofore part of the estate of the Rev. John Laugharne, dec., four m's, and three parcels of land called Skerry, Hugdon's Pit, and Cliffside, town and liberties of Laugharne, co. Carm., a m. called Little Fenton, p. Walwyn's Castle, co. Pemb., a m. called Llansaintfread, formerly consisting of divers farms, p. Llansaintfread, a m. in p. Maesmynis, a m. called Cwm Lloythog, p. Llyweld, in the possession of [ ] Williams, minister of the Gospel, a meadow near Llywel church, two parcels of meadow in Pipton near the three Cocks, heretofore in the occupation of William Ricketts, smith, and since of William Ricketts, clerk, co. Brec., all the premises in co. Brec. being heretofore part of the estate of Pennoyre Watkins, dec.

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