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Certified Copy of a fine levied in 1756 between James Purnell, gent., plaintiff, and James Morgan, esq., deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged eight m's, twelve cottages, eight barns, eight stables, one water corn mill, eighteen gardens, twelve orchards, 300 a. of land, 150 a. of meadow, 100 a. of pasture, 50 a. of wood, 100 a. of furze and heath, and common of pasture for all cattle in p's Llantrissent, Llanvihangel juxta Roggiat, Llanbadock, Llanwenarth, and the town of Bergavenny, also the rectory of Llantrissent and the advowson of the vicarage of Llantrissent to be the right of the plaintiff.

Letters Of Attorney from Mary, wife of Lewes Morgan of Baslegge, gent., to Miles Williams of Rumney to surrender to Thomas Lewes of Marshfeild lands in p. Marshfeild within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfeild.

Surrender of closes called Kae'r Cockshutt, Kae'r Kenwyn, Kae Pen y Lan, and Kae Iago in p's Michaelston vedow and Baseleg within the manor of Hencourt and Marsfield from Edward Thomas to William Edward, his son.

Surrender from Margarett Michael alias Morgan of St Brides by Thomas Jones, her attorney, of two parcels of land in p. Marsfield in the manor of Hencourt and Marsfield to the use of Cecilia Edward, spinster. Latin.

Surrender from Henry Daniell of Newport of one m., one barn, one cowshed, and 6 a. of land in p. Marsfield within the manor of Hencourt and Marsfield to the use of John Griffith, yeoman, to the intent that he should stand seised of the same to the use of Henry Daniel and Rachell, his wife, for life, then to the heirs of their bodies. Latin and English.

Letters Of Attorney from Mary George alias Hallett of Marsfield, widow, to David Lewes of Marshfeild, weaver, to surrender lands in the manor of Hencourt and Marsfield to the use of Samuel Hallett of Peterston, her son and heir.

Surrender from Edward Lewis of Baseleg, gent., of a m. and 23/4 a. of land in Baseleck within the manor of Hencourt and Marsfield to the use of Mary Lewis, spinster, his daughter. Latin. There is a memorandum in English to the effect that the said Edward Lewis was to have quiet enjoyment of the premises during his lifetime.

Surrender from Henry Chapman of Marsfield of one m., one bakehouse, two orchards, two gardens, and six a. of land in p. Marshfield within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield called Craig yr Hoile to the use of Edward Lewis of St Mellans. Latin. There is a memorandum in English to the effect that the above premises are held in trust for the said Henry Chapman for life, then for the uses of his will.

Surrender from Henry Williams of Baseleg and Margarett, his wife, of 9 a. of land in Marshfield within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of Charles Hanbury of Pant y moyl, p. Panteage. Latin. There is a memorandum in English that the premises are held in trust to the use of Thomas Lewis of Coedkernew and Sara, his wife, for their lives, and then to their heirs.

Surrender from David Jones of St Mellans, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, of one m., one garden, and one orchard in Michaelston vedow within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of Henry William George of Michaelston Vedow. Latin.

Receipt for £10.10.0 purchase money paid by Charles Phillips to James Morgan in respect of one m. and half an a. of land in p. Marshfield within the manor of Hencourt.

Receipt for 15s. rent paid by Charles Phillips to James Morgan for a cottage and half an a. of land in Marshfield.

Surrender from William Morgan of Cardiff, yeoman, feoffee in trust to Edward Lewis of St Mellons, of a m. and lands in St Brides within the manor of Sutton to the use of Lewis Miles of Marshfield.

Letters Of Attorney from Charles Phillips of Gellybear, gent., to William Gibbon of Gellybear to surrender lands in Marshfield within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of Lewis Thomas of Marshfield in trust for Charles Phillips and Sarah, his wife, for their lives.

Letter signed W. Pitt to Thomas Morgan, esq., enclosing a sign manual from the King ordering him to embody the militia of co. Brec.

Letter from Col. John Chambre to [General Thomas Morgan], reporting on the situation of the co. Mon. militia under his command at Barnstaple.

Surrender from Thomas Morgan of Whitchurch, yeoman, by Thomas Humberstone, his attorney, of 101/2 a. of land in St Brides within the manor of Sutton to Edward Morgan of Cardiff, maltster, in trust to secure the payment of £120 and interest by the said Thomas Morgan to Ann Webb of Bristol, widow.