Ffeil ETK1/1. - Guilsfield deeds : : manor and township of Broniarth,

Deeds relating to the manor and township of Broniarth, parish of Guilsfield, 1476-1500, 1540-1588 and [17th cent]. The seventeenth century material comprises copies taken from the Broniarth charter of 1420, recording an entailing deed by E[dward] C[harlton] to J. and G., [probably his sons], of the township and 'terre native'. Other items include copy court rolls, recording admissions to manorial land, 1476, 1487, and a conveyance by the lords of the manor to Ieuan ap Howel ap Deio ap Gronw, 1500; deeds of purchase, lease, sale and mortgage by Meredith ap David ap Ieuan Vaughan and his son, Gruffith, 1540, 1565-1570, and a susbsequent bond by one of the mortgagees/purchasers for assignment to Thomas Tanat, [post-1570]; a quitclaim, 1565, by the widow of Edward Lloyd, from whose son, Humffrey, Thomas Tanat had purchased a moiety of the manor of Broniarth in the previous year; and further conveyances of land in the manor of Broniarth involving Thomas and Rees Tanat, 1573-1588.