Dangos 3623 canlyniad

1. Richard James of the parish of Eglosserowe gent.;. 2. George Owen of Henllys in Kemes, gent. Grant of two messuages and lands at Pant bedwast in the parish of Melyney lying within these limits, viz. as the hedge of George Owen leads from the close called Park y Skybor to Bulch melyn and thence to the brook called Nant y Rydgaled and along the brook to the river of Gavran and so along that river to Y pant glas and so to Park y Skybor, a close or park of meadow called Park yr hendy in the same parish, a piece of ground at Keven dyannell in the parish of Eglosserow called Dole Henllan together with two parks near the brook called Gavran called Portis Henllan, and the advowson of the church of Melyney, with a covenant to levy a fine thereof. Endorsed: memorandum of the enrolment of this deed at the castle of Haverfordwest 2 April 1584 before John Pryce and Thomas Revell, two of the justices of the peace of co. Pembroke, and John Garnons, clerk of the peace. Latin. Seal.

Counterpart of No. 932. Witnesses: H. Lewys, Rees Gwynne, James Bowen, John Lloyd, Miles Thomas, clerk, William Griffyth, Thomas abowen, gent., Thomas Llewelyn John, John Browne, Rees Chalk, John Beynon. Latin. Fragment of seal.

1. Richard James;. 2. George Owen. Release of the lands and rights specified in No. 932 dated 20 Jan. 1583/4. Witnesses: H. Lewys, Rees Gwynne, John Lloyd, Miles Thomas, clerk, James Bowen, William Griffyth, Thomas abowen, gent., Thomas Llewelyn John, Rees Chalk, John Browne, John Beynon. Latin. Seal.

1. John Picton of Trefllyffain, parish of Nevarne, gent.;. 2. George Owen of Henllys, gent. Grant of the properties specified in No. 844 dated 4 Sept. 1584. Witnesses as in No. 844. Latin. Seal.

1. John Picton;. 2. George Owen. Bond in £200 for the quiet enjoyment of the lands specified in No. 844. Witnesses as in No. 844. Latin-English. Seal.

1. Mathew Thomas of Clastir in the parish of Nevarne, gent., Roland Yonge of Trefdryssi in the same parish, gent., and Gruffith John of Llystin in the same parish, yeoman. 2. George Owen of Henllys in Kemeis, esq. Release of two tenements Bayvil and Trevoel in the tenure of Lewis Ychan and a close or parcel of land called Parke dole Robin in the parish of Nevarne in the tenure of Hugh Lewis, gent., and a parcel of wood in the hills of Henllys Ycha, and four other parcels of land at Careglismor and Pantyllech in the parishes of Nevarne granted in fee simple to George Owen by a deed dated 26 February 1583/4. Witnesses: John Lloid, Thomas Younge, Morgan Thomas, John Picton, Thomas Mathias, John Beynon, Daniell Rognell, John Browne, John Charles, Lewys ap Ievan Robyn, David ap Ievan otherwise Saer, and George Owen, clerk, rector of Whitechurch and writer of the deed. Latin. Two seals.

Award of John Phellippes of Llanvernach ar dave, gent., arbitrator in the dispute on behalf of Thomas Phellippes of Kilvowir in the parish of Mainordivie, gent., Jenet verch Thomas his wife, Agnes verch Thomas and James ap Beynon of Mainordivie on the one part, and of Phellipe Jones of Llangoidmore, co. Cardigan, clerk, bachelor of the laws, arbitrator on behalf of George Owens of Henllis, esq., lord of Kemes, on the other part, touching the wardship of the said Jenet and Agnes verch Thomas, and also the said James ap Beynon and the suit against the latter, Agnes his wife and Richard ap Richard of Llochred, co. Cardigan, yeoman, in the Star Chamber for the wrongful taking away of the said Jenet being the ward of the said George Owen, plaintiff. The arbitrators award that all suits and actions shall cease, that George Owen shall grant the wardship of the said Agnes to Thomas Phellipps during her minority, and that Thomas Phellipps shall exonerate George Owen of waste and reparation in the lands of the said Jenet and Agnes during their minorities and held of George Owen by knight service, viz., a tenement and lands called Blaen yr annell, parish of Bridell, and a tenement and lands at Nantgwyn, and the said Thomas Phellipps shall deliver to George Owen £5 at a specified time at the chapel of Nantgwyn in recompense of the injury done to him in taking away the said Jenet Thomas then in his wardship and for costs and in respect of the wardship of the said Agnes. Attached are bonds from Thomas Phellipps to George Owen to observe the said award, dated 8 Oct., 1583 and 13 Nov. 1584. Seals.

1. John ap Ieuan of the parish of Whitchurch in Kemeis, yeoman;. 2. John Charles of Henllys, gent. Grant of a tenement with lands, etc., in the parishes of Whitchurch and Nantgwyn called Tythyn y berth ddy in which Elen verch Rees lately lived, and a parcel of six acres called Dryll Parck y Skybor vawr with the advowson of the church of Whitchurch. Witnesses: George Owen, clerk, Jenkyn appowell, George Griffith, John Beynon, John Browne, William ap Owen, Richard ap Ieuan Jenkin, Llewelyn Moris, Owen Richard. Latin. Seal.

1. John ap Ievan of the parish of Whitchurch, yeoman;. 2. John Charles of Henllys, gent. Release of one tenement and lands in the parishes of Whitchurch and Nantgwyn called Tythyn y berth ddy which Ellen verch Ievan ap Rees lately inhabited, a piece of land of about 6 acres called Dryll Park y Skybor vawr, and the advowson of the church of Whitchurch. Witnesses: Myles Thomas, clerk, George Owen, Clerk, Jenkyn appowell, George Griffith, John Beynon, John Browne, William ap Owen, Richard ap Ievan Jenkyn, Llewelyn Morys, Owen Richards, Robert Rydderch, Lewes ap Ievan, Owen Lewis, William Thomas. Latin. Seal.

1. John Lewys Llywelin of Krigie, parish of Nevarne, yeoman;. 2. George Owen of Henllys, esq. Grant of one piece of land containing 15 virgates lying on the south side of Pistill y blaith in the parish of Nevarne within the land of Elizabeth daughter of Rees Morgan Bowen on all sides, one piece containing 77 ½ virgates lying on the east side of Pantyllech where Thomas ap Howell ap Rees lives in the parish of Nevarne with the land of the said George Owen on the west, south and north sides and the land of John Phillip Younge on the east side, one piece containing 3 stangs and 9 virgates in Pantyllech near Maen hir y bayvill in the aforesaid parish between the land of the said George Owen with one end abutting on the highway leading from Maen hir y bayvill towards Crigie Kemes and the other abutting on the way leading from the said Maen hir towards Comeog, a piece containing 39 virgates and more lying on the north side of Carn Mabli in the parish of Nevarne between the land of John Phillip Younge with two ends abutting on Pant y llech, on a piece containing 2 acres in the parish of Bayvill lying between the land of John Phillip Younge and Matthew ap Owen William of Bayvill and the highway from Maenhir to Krigie Kemes, a piece containing 37 virgates in the same parish having the said highway on the east side and the land of John Lloyd, gent., on the north and the land of John Phillip Younge on the west and the land of Matthew ap Owen William on the south, three pieces containing 117 virgates lying together in the parish of Bayvill in the fields of Caereglismore between the land of the said George Owen on the west side and the land of the said John Phillip Younge on the east side of which the north end extends to the lane leading from Crig y bigelydd to the way called y ffordd vayn otherwise Ffordd y marchoglin and the south end abuts on Talffin which is called y talffin hir which leads from Maen hir y bayvill towards Caereglismor, two pieces containing 1 stang and 6 virgates lying together near Caereglismore on the east side of Caereglismore in the parish of Bayvill between the land of Elizabeth daughter of Rees Morgan Bowen on the east side and the land of George Owen and John Phillip Young on the west side with the south end abutting on Pant blethin and the north extending to the lane loading from Krig y bigelidd towards Y Fordd vayn aforesaid, one piece containing 4 virgates between Pant blethin and Caereglysmor in the parish of Bayvill and the land of John Phillip Young on the east side and the land of George Owen on the west side, a piece containing half an acre and 4 virgates near Caereglismor between the land of Matthew ap Owen on the east side and the land of John Phillip Young on the west side with the south end abutting on the land of Matthew ap Owen William and the north end extending as far as the lane leading from Krig y bigelidd towards Y ffordd vayn, a piece containing 25 virgates lying above le Knock near Pantglas otherwise Pantgwyn in the parish of Bayvill between the land of George Owen on the south side and the land of John Phillip Young on the east and north side and the land of Thomas Peeter on the west side, a piece containing 34 virgates and more lying in the parish of Bayvill between the land of John Phillip Young on the south and north sides with one end abutting on Y Ffordd vayn otherwise Ffordd y Marchoglin which leads from Pant y groes towards Krigie Kemes, and one piece of 30 virgates lying near le Pantglas otherwise Pant gwyn in the parish of Bayvill between Pant y groes and Caereglismor between the land of George Owen and the land of John Phillip Young. Witnesses: George Owen, clerk, John Lloyd of Comgloin, John Beynon, John Browne, Richard David Yong, John Phillip Yong, Phillip John Howell. Latin. Seal.

1. John Lewys Llewelyn of Krigie;. 2. George Owen. Release of 16 pieces of arable land i the parishes of Nevarne and Bayvill lying in Rudivallis sive in parcellis disperses, specified in No. 839 dated 19 Feb. 1584/5. Witnesses as in No. 839, with the substitution of James Ieuan for the last witness therein. Latin. Seal.

1. John ap Ieuan of Whitchurch in Kemes, yeoman;. 2. George Owen of Henllys, esq. Lease for ten years of all the commodity and profit arising out of the shops, stalls, booths, standings and pitchings on the lands of the lessor at Llanvigan in the parish of Bridell and lordship of Kemes by reason of the fair there held yearly called St. Migans Ffaire during the fair time only, with free liberty and authority to mend and maintain the ditch there when necessary and to set up on the ground all kinds of shops, booths, stalls and standings necessary to the lessee, yielding and paying yearly to the lessor one car-load or horse-load of fire wood to burne against the Feast of Christmas to be taken or delivered to him at the forest or wood of the said George Owen called the Forest of Penkelly by view of the forester thereof. Witnesses: George Owen, clerk, John Lloid of Comgloin, Jenkin Appowell, William ap Owen, John Beynon, John Browne.

1. Phillip ap Rudderch of the parish of Dinas, gent.;. 2. Thomas Symmyns of the parish of Poncherstoun, William Moris of the parish of St. Laurence, Thomas Batman of the parish of Llanllawern, gents., David William Owen of the parish of Dinas, James Bowen of the parish of Newporte, and Henry Bowen of Dinas, yeomen. Grant of a tenement called Ffynnon ofy, two messuages in Brinhenllan, one tenement in Hesgwern ucha, one messuage called Nant Mesgwern issa, and a parcel of land in the tenure of John Harries, clerk, all in the parish of Dinas, and one messuage called Kilgynawon issa and one messuage in the tenure of David William, in the parish of Fisgart, all of which properties shall be re-granted to the said Phillip ap Rudderch to the uses specified in No. 831 dated 28 July 1585. Latin. Seal.

1. James Traherne of Llanthewibrevie, co. Cardigan, gent.;. 2. John Evans of the same, gent. Grant of two tenements or messuages in the parish of Llanbadarndyn and Caron, co. Cardigan, called Tythin David ap Ieuan duy and Tyr y Trafle at Krynvrin in the tenure of David ap Jenkin Griffith ap Jenkin. Witnesses: William Evan, clerk, Jenkin James Trehern, John David gôch, William Walter, John Gwyne. Latin. Seal.

Exemplification of a fine levied at the Great Sessions for the county of Pembroke on 30 March 1584 between George Owen, gent., plaintiff, and Richard James, gent., deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledge two messuages, etc., in Pant bedwast in Meliney and Eglosserowe and the advowson of the church of Meliney to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin. Fragment of seal.

Writ to the sheriff of co. Pembroke for the appearance of Elizabeth Owen, widow, in quo warranto proceedings at the Great Sessions touching courts baron and courts leet in the parishes of Bayvill, Eglossyrow and Moylgrove and other franchises in the lordship of Kemes. Latin. Two copies.

1. Phillip Dovenallt of the parish of Melyney, yeoman;. 2. George Owen of Henllys in Kemes, esq. Release of the land specified in No. 1081 dated 21 April 1556. Witnesses as in No. 1081. Latin. Seal.

1. Phillip Dovenallt;. 2. George Owen. Bond in £20 for the quiet enjoyment of the land specified in No. 1081 dated 21 April 1586. Latin-English. Seal.

1. Owen ab Ievan ap Owen Lloyd, junior, of the parish of Nevarn, yeoman;. 2. George Owen of Henllys, esq. Grant of one tenement etc., in Koedywinok in the parish of Nevarn between the river called Gwythwch on one side and Park yr eithin o the other, one end abutting on the land of Brin yr Engylion and the other extending as far as Trevoel. Witnesses: Owen Johns, Miles Thomas, clerk, John Lloid, Thomas Mathias, John Beynon, William ap Owen of Eglosserow, David Lewes of Kilgwin, William John, tenant of the land aforesaid, John Browne, scribe of the deed. Latin. Seal.