Borough
of Kidwelly
November 1779
A true copy of the Chief Rent of the said Borough together with the owners and occupier’s names, in which the lands are now held, taken out to the use of John Hoskins Esq., Chamberlain of the said Borough for the year ending Michaelmas, 1780.
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1st Bower Street on the south side there going westward. |
£ s. d.
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| Richard Vaughan, Esq., holds one Burgage and a half having the lands of John Hoskins, Esq., on the east, having the lane leading to Broadford to the south now in the hands of Mary Rees |
0 1 6 |
| Rawleigh Mansell Esq., holds a Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned in the same hands |
0
1 0
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| Richard Vaughan, Esq., holds one Burgage contiguous to the last mentioned one, now in the same hands |
0
1 0
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| Rawleigh Mansell, Esq., holds a Burgage contiguous to the last mentioned one in the same hands |
0
1 0
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| Richard Vaughan, Esq., holds another Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned one, having the lane leading to Cadocks lower mill (the present "felin ganol") on the west part now also in the same hands |
0 2 0 |
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West of the lane leading from Bower Street to the lower Mill:— |
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| John Hoskins, Esq., holds three Burgages with a ruins of an old house, wherein Samuel Rees, clothier, formerly lived, now in his own hands |
0 3 0 |
| John Hoskins, Esq., holds one Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned Burgage, wher Anthony Wilcot lived, now in ruins in his own hands |
0 1 0 |
| John Hoskins, Esq., holds on the south east end of his aforesaid three Burgages, having the lane leading to the Mill on the east, Park-y-Curtis on the east, in his own hands |
0 2 0 |
| John Hoskins, Esq., holds one Burgage in the field last mentioned, in the hands of Griffith Roger, Cooper |
0
2 6
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| John Hoskins, Esq., for Park-y-Curtis, now held by Griffith Roger |
0
0 4
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On the South side of Bower Street going Westward:— |
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Mr. Dalton holds one Burgage and a stable thereon adjoining to the Burgage aforesaid, on which Anthony Wilcot’s House formerly stood, now in the hands of Lewis Williams |
0 1 0 |
| Rowleigh Mansell, Esq., and Walter Rees, infant, holds a Burgage, whereon was a Haggard, and adjoining to the Burgage before mentioned, now in the hands of Walter Collins |
0 1 0 |
| Colonel Owens holds two Burgages in a certain field called Wyrllodfawr (Weirgloddfawr), now in the hands of Francis Evans |
0 2 0 |
| Mr. Phillip Lloyd holds one Burgage, with a Barn and Cowhouse thereon, adjoining to the said Wyrloddfawr, now in the hands of Mary Lewelin (Llywelyn) |
0 1 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., (Kymer) holds one Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned one, now in the hands of Captain Browne |
0 2 0 |
| Mr. Phillip Lloyd holds one Burgage with a Barn and Cowhouse thereon, adjoining to the said Wyrloddfawr, now in the hands of Mary Lewelin (Llywelyn) |
0 1 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., (Kymer) holds one Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned one, now in the hands of Captain Browne |
0 1 0 |
| Mr. Henry Mansell holds a house and garden adjoining last mentioned, now in the hands of Captain Browne |
0
1 0
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| The Heirs of Dr. Pardo holds a house adjoining where Jenkin Maliphant formerly lived |
0
1 0
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| Mr. David Jones holds a house and Garden late Francis Dunn, now where David William David liveth |
0
1 0
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| Mr. David Jones holds a Burgage adjoining late Mr. Hayton, in the hands of several, converted to gardens |
0
1 0
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds two Burgages adjoining to the last mentioned converted to two dwelling houses, where Richard Beynon and Thomas Charles now liveth |
0 2 0 |
| Mr. George Clement holds one Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned ones (late Cotton lands) now held by David Pikes and Elias Phillips |
0 1 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds two Burgages adjoining to the last mentioned one converted to dwelling houses by David Maliphant |
0 2 0 |
| Mrs. Bonnel holds a messuage adjoining to the last mentioned Burgage, wherein herself liveth |
0
0 8
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| Leonard Bilson Gwyn, Esq., holds a Burgage adjoining to the said messuage, in the hands of Mrs. Bonnel |
0
1 0
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| Leonard Bilson Gwyn, Esq., holds two Burgages adjoining to the last mentioned Burgage, having two dwelling houses thereon, David Lewis and John David, tenants |
0 2 0 |
| John Rees of Kilmaenllwyd, Esq., holds a Burgage having a dwelling house thereon, adjoining to the last mentioned houses, where William Williams liveth |
0 1 0 |
| David Lewis holds a Burgage with a house and out-houses thereon adjoining to the last mentioned Burgages and dwelling house, now in his own occupation |
0 1 0 |
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Returning towards Kidwelly Forge:— |
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| Mr. Phillip Lloyd, for a tucking mill, the ruins of which remain in the dingle between Parkbrook hill and Pwll-y-ddaear-fockin, in the hands of David Lloyd |
0 0 8 |
| Morgan Owens, Esq., for Park-y-barret (Park-y-Bariwns), adjoining to park-y-scot, in the hands of John Morgan, Esq. |
0 0 8 |
| The late Madam Jones, Castellpigyn, for Aberbrane, now in the hands of John James, of Carmarthen, baker |
0
0 3
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| Walter Collin and Thomas Sanders, for Pen-y-back Tenement, now in the hands of Richard William Walter |
0
0 3
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| Richard Vaughan, Esq., for a certain field called Parkbrook Hill, now in the hands of Captain Edward Browne |
0 10 0 |
| Richard Vaughan, Esq., for Park-Cessig, having Park-y-groes to the north part in the hands of David Jones Lady Street |
0 15 0 |
| The Rev. Jeremiah Pemberton for a Burgage on which there has been a Tucking Mill, near Broadford, and now in the hands of William Morris, of Tin Mills |
0 1 0 |
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On the North side of Bower Street, Westward:— |
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds one one field called Park Colman now in the hands of Mr. Henry Mansel |
0
1 0
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds one field called Park-bach, known by the name of Park Collin, adjoining to the Highway called Bower Street, also in the hands of Mr. Henry Mansell |
0 1 0 |
| The Heirs at Law of Dr. Pardo holds a Burgage with a house thereon, in the hands of Mr. Henry Mansell, where Thomas Frank liveth |
0 1 0 |
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On the west side of the Lane called Summer Way:— |
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| Rowleigh Mansel, Esq., holds two Burgages on the north side of Bower Street adjoining thereunto in a certain field called Park-tir-y-Garddeu, in the hand of Walter Collin |
0 2 0 |
| The Rev. James Dalton holds a Burgage with houses thereon adjoining to the said field, in the hands of David Rogers and Lewis Williams, under tenants to Mr. Jones, Pistillgwyn |
0 1 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., for a Cottage adjoining to Mr. Dalton’s houses now in the hands of John Jenkins, tailor, with a hay thereon |
0 0 2 |
| Rowleigh Mansell, Esq., holds a Burgage adjoining to the last mentioned Cottage, now in the hands of Walter Collin |
0 1 0 |
| Mr. David Jones, Pistillgwyn, holds a Burgage with a house thereon adjoining to the last mentioned [late David Doun (Dunn)], now where Hester Dwn, widow, liveth |
0 1 0 |
| Mr. Phillip Lloyd holds one Burgage, with two houses, late Mr. Bonnell, Alderman, now where George Grove liveth |
0 1 0 |
| Mrs. Haliday holds a Burgage with a house thereon, adjoining to the last mentioned, wherein herself liveth |
0
1 0
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| Mrs. Haliday holds a Burgage with a house adjoining to the last mentioned, wherein Mary Morris liveth |
0
0 2
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds one Burgage and a half, called Bwtchy lake, now in the hands of Mr. David Jones |
0 1 6 |
| Mrs. Haliday for one Burgage (late Jane Morris), where David John David and William Rees liveth |
0
1 0
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| John Rees of Kilmaenllwyd, Esq., for a Barn adjoining to the dwellig house of Mrs. Jane Mansell, in James Wilkins hands |
0 0 8 |
| The said John Rees, Esq., for two houses adjoining to the Barn in the hands of Mary Williams, widow |
0 1 4 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds a house whereon John Jenkins, sailor, liveth |
0
1 0
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| Mrs. Anne Roberts holds a Cottage now in ruins adjoining to the aforesaid house of John Jenkins |
0
0 2
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., (Kymer) holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining where John Rees Jenkins formerly lived, now in ruins |
0 1 0 |
| John Rees, of Kilmaenllwyd, Esq., holds adjoining thereunto three houses |
0
1 0
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Returning to Shoe Lane Street, on the east part thereof:— |
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| Mr. Phillip Jones, of Llanddarog, for a Burgage in the hands of John Maliphant, mason |
0
1 0
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| The said Phillip Jones, for another Burgage thereunto adjoining in the hands of the said John Maliphant, mason |
0 0 2 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., for two Burgages thereunto adjoining now where the widow of Henry Maliphant liveth |
0 2 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., for another Burgage thereunto adjoining, now in the same hands |
0
1 0
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| The Heirs at Law of Lewis Rogers, Esq., do hold a garden called Ardd lase now in the hands of John Stephens |
0 1 0 |
| Thomas Keymer, Esq., holds four Burgages thereunto adjoining, now in the hands of Mr. David Jones |
0
4 0
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| Mr. David Jones holds thereunto adjoining two Burgages whereon his dwelling house now stands |
0
2 0
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| Lieutenant Owen Roberts holds a Burgage or Garden thereunto adjoining in the hands of David Charles |
0
1 0
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| Mr. George Clements holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining (late Cotton lands) in his own hands |
0
1 0
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| Thomas Keymer, Esq., for a Burgage the upper end of Butchy Lake (now Butchy Lak) now in the hands of Mr. David Jones |
0 1 0 |
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On the North side of Heol-y-Quarry:— |
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| The heirs of Lewis Rogers, Esq., hold a Burgage called Croft-y-brit, in the hands of David Anthony |
0
1 0
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| John Rees, Esq., of Kilmaenllwyd, holds the ruins of an old house in the lower end of Parkffynon Sul, in Esqr., Kymer’s hands |
0 0 2 |
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Returning Southward of Shoe Lane Street:— |
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| Mr. David Jones holds two Burgages now in his own hands, having the road leading from Kidwelly to the Portway on the North-east side thereof |
0 2 0 |
| Lieutenant Owen Roberts holds four Burgages thereunto adjoining in a field called Park-y-ffigis, in his own hands |
0 4 0 |
| Lieutenant Owen Roberts for Charity Lands in the said field |
0
1 0
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| Lieutenant Owen Roberts, for another Burgage in his own hands (called Thomas’s Green) in the hands of Phillip Morris |
0 1 0 |
| Mr. George Clement, for two Burgages thereunto adjoining with an old wall thereupon (late Cotton lands), now in his own hands |
0 2 0 |
| Mrs Holiday holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining, now in the hands of David Pikes |
0
1 0
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| Lieutenant Owen Roberts holds three Burgages now converted into Cottages occupied by labourers in Pentrepoth |
0 3 0 |
| The Heirs at law of Dr. Pardo holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining with a mansion house there |
0
1 0
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| The same Heirs at Law another Burgage on the south part of the last mentioned, both in the hands of Ann David |
0 0 7 |
| Lieutenant Owen Roberts holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining, now in the hands of David Anthony |
0
1 0
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| John Hoskins, Esq., holds a Burgage now in the hands of Griffith Roger, cooper |
0
1 0
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| Lieutenant Owen Roberts holds a Burgage thereunto adjoining, now in the hands of William Jenkins, mariner |
0
1 0
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Returning Westward to Ditch Street (present New Street):— |
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| Lieutenant Owen Roberts for a Burgage in the hands of Thomas Jenkin, mason, with two houses thereon |
0 1 0 |
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