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1. John Morgan of London, esq. 2. Thomas Heyley of p. St Woollos, co. Mon., forgeman. Lease for eleven years of a m., barn, etc. and two several parceld of land called Kae Jennett and Tair Erw Dion, containing seven a.; also a parcel of land containing half an a., and a watergrist mill called Maesglase Mill, with all ponds, weirs, etc. belonging thereto, together with certain void pieces of land near the said mill and the upper end of a parcel of land called Garreg Vach; also two parcels of land called Garreg Vawre and Garreg Vach, containing ---- a.; all in p. St Woollos; excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £28 annually. Slightly torn.

1. Sir John Thomas of Wenvoe, co. Glam., bart, and Dame Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Thomas Young of Rumney, co. Mon., gent. Lease for twenty-one years of a tmt and parcel of lands containing forty-six a. in said p. Rumney. Rent: £25 annually. Fragile and mutilated.

1. John Thomas of Bedwess, co. Mon., gent. 2. Edmond William Jenkin of Coykernew, co. Mon., labourere. Memorandum of lease for twenty-one years, determinable on the lives of the lessor, Frances, his wife, and William, their son, of a dwelling-house with two gardens and three parcels of land containing three a. in p. Coyed Kernew, co. Mon., called Tyre Sir Thomas. Rent: 45s., a couple of pullets, and one day's work of one man at harvest-time or 18d. annually.

1. William Morgan, junior of Coedygores, co. Glam., gent., and William Morgan, senior of Coedygores. 2. John Morgan of Rueperra, co. Glam., esq. Bond for the payment of one hundred pounds and interest. Copy dated 1772, May.15.

1. The Hon. William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. 2. David Williams of p. Aberustwyth, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for ninety-nine years, or to be determined on three lives, of a m., etc. and several parcels of land, containing fifty Welsh a. as defined, which premises were part of a farm called Keven Rychdir's Farm in p. Bedwelty, co. Mon., excepting timber and minerals. Annual rent: fourteen pounds at two specified terms, a couple of capons or three shillings in lieu thereof; also a heriot when due, and suit of court and suit of mill in the lordship of Machen.

1. Samuell Jones. 2. John Hughes. Promissory Notes to repay a loan of three guineas. See No. 84/781.

1. Phillipp Williams of p. Aberystruth, co. Mon., mason. 2. David Rogers of p. Aberystruth, yeoman. Bond in one hundred and twenty pounds for the observance of covenants specified in the mortgage of a m. called Tuy Evan David Eghan, alias Tyre Evan David Eghan, etc. See No. 84/55.

The will is dated 1731, April 3.

1. Thomas Papps. 2. James Morgan, nephew of the late Christopher Jones of p. Trevethin, gent., dec. Receipt for a legacy of thirty pounds bequeathed to his late wife, Priscilla Papps, dec., under the will of the said Christopher Jones, her uncle.

List of receivers of the rents and profits of the Tredegar Estate, together with their respective areas in cos Mon., Glam., and Brec., and the amount of their bonds.

List of the parcels of properties in cos Brec., Glam., and Mon. late of Sir William Morgan in the mortgage to Mr Savage, with notes dated 1777. See No. 84/282.

Estreat of the Court Roll of Stebunheath, otherwise Stepney Manor, recording the surrender by Robert Mynors Gouge of Treagoe, Herefordshire, esq. (through his attorney, John Alexander of Grocers Hall, London, gent.), of all his customary m's, lands, etc. in Stepney Manor to the Lord of Stepney Manor to such uses and intents as the said Robert Mynors Gouge shall appoint in his will.

Abstract of leases for lives or terms of years unexpired on Dec. 10 1767 in p's Bassalleg, St Woollos, Newport, Risca, Henllys, Bettus and Malpas, Caerleon, Lanvair Gilgiddin, Langattog, Abergavenny, Lanvihangel iuxta Roggiet, Lanvaches, Mathern, and Shirenewton. Copy.

Abstracts of leases for lives or terms of years unexpired on July 21 1768 in p's Machen, Monythusloin, Bedwellty, and Bedwas, and in Mr Thos Williams's collection.

Account of cash, etc. found in the late Thomas Bryan's escritoir in the little parlour and delivered to the Hon. Thomas Morgan.