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1. William Owens of the town of Brecon, gent.;. 2. Roger Howell of the Gaer, gent., Watkin David Lloid of Llywell, gent., Lewis Howell of the town of Brecon, and Rees Morgan Phelep of Penderin, gent. Settlement to uses specified in an indenture dated 27 October 1585 between the said William Owens and Phillipp Prosser Thomas of Poole, co. Brecon, gent., of a messuage and garden adjacent in the suburbs of the town of Brecon in the tenure of Owen Griffith, father of the said William, and also of five closes in the parish of St. Davids of Llanvaes called Close y quarell ycha, Close y quarell yssa, y Goldack, Close y Mayndye and Close Gwyn. Latin.

1. Katherine Games of Newton, spinster, one of the daughters of Hoo Games;. 2. Nicholas Kemish of the town of Cardiff, esq., Robert Cornwall of Berrington, co. Hereford, esq., William Glascock of Burton Mills, co. Suffolk, esq., Thomas Walker of the Inner Temple, London, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, another of the daughters of Hoo Games and sister to the said Katherine Games. Settlement to uses of a fourth part of the manors of Northenhall alias Northendall, Scarneing parva and Guntons and of messuages and lands in Scarneinge, ffransham magna, ffransham parva, Gressenhall, East Beereham, Kempston, Beeston, Stanfield, East Bradden, Dunham magna, Wendling, Brisslye and Burning, co. Norfolk, of a fourth part of the rectory of Scarneing, of a fourth part of manors and lands in the parishes of Burnham magna, Burnham Markett, Burnham Overy, Burnham Thorpe, Burnham Depdale, Burnham Sutton, Burnham Norton, Burnham Westgate, co. Norfolk; a fourth part of a liberty of common for sixty sheep in the marshes and fields of Burnham Overy aforesaid; and of a fourth part of freehold messuages and lands in the parish of Cusobb and elsewhere in co. Hereford; and also of the fourth part of the manor of Pyton duy, co. Brecon, of the capital messuage called Newton in St. David's, co. Brecon and of messuages in the town of Brecon and parish of St. John Evangelist, the parishes of St. David's in Llanvaes, Llanspethit, Devynocke, Istrodvelti, Merthir Kennogge, Llanthew, Llandevaylogge, Llanviehangell vechan, Llandilorvane, Llanviehangell Nant Brane, the town and parish of Hay and Garthbrengy; of the fourth part of a rent of 14s. quit rent issuing out of several messuages and lands in the Hay and a fourth part of a rent of 10s. per annam; issuing out of messuages and lands in Llanthew.

1. Thomas Gunter of Gilleston, co. Brecon, esq.;. 2. William ap John Havarde, Meredith Games, David ap Morgan Thomas and Rees ap John Thomas ap Howell, gents. Settlement to uses contained in the deed of the manor or capital messuage of Gilleston and a moiety of the mill called Tale y Bont (the other moiety of which by deed of even date was granted to the said William, Meredith, David and Rees) to uses specified and all other lands of the said Thomas Gunter in co. Brecon (excepting a messuage, a fulling mill and two closes of land, late of Thomas ap Ieuan and now in the tenure of Robert Bannor, a messuage in the tenure of Nest verch Ieuan ap Geffrey together with a small tenement sold by the said Thomas Gunter during the last three years, held at certains farms within the hundred of Penkelly in the parishes of Llanvygan and Llandetty).

1. John Havard of city of Oxford, gent.;. 2. William Powell of Llanvihangel vechan, co. Brecon, gent., William Herbert of Coilbren, co. Brecon, gent., William William David Powell of Glwdy, yeoman, Thomas Havard of Wilersley, co. Hereford, John Havard of [name illegible owing to damp stain], co. Radnor, gent., Owen Penry of Llanrhiden, co. Glamorgan, gent., John Morgan John of Llangadoge, co. Carmarthen, gent., and John Rees of Prangest, co. Pembroke, notary public. Settlement to the use of the said John Havard of Oxford and his heirs of five parcels of land and houses erected thereon called Close tyr mynog, y Kay glac, Close y douratty, Close y tayr Erow, and y wyrlod wrth y Ty in parish of Llanspithed. Latin.

1. Edward Games, the elder, of Llanvrenach, gent., and Edward Games, the younger, his son and heir apparent;. 2. David Thomas Griffith of Aberdare, gent., and Ralph Phelep of same, gent. Settlement (post nuptial) on the marriage of William Games, son of the said Edward Games, the elder, and Mawde vergh David, eldest of the daughters of the said David Thomas Griffith, of a tenement called Keven y dom of 200 acres, extending in length from the lands of Edward Awbrey, esq., called Kay yr Koockwell at one end, to the lands of Howell Havard, gent., called y clawdd newydd on the other, and in breadth from the way called hewel hirgen on the one side to the lands of Watkin ap Hugh called y Glybdire and the lands of the said Edward Awbrey called pen y nant browne and the lands called tir Phillippe poole on the other, all in the parish of Llanspethed, but excepting a parcel of about half an acre included in the tenement, lately purchased of David ap David; to uses contained in the deed.

1. John Games of Brechon, esq.;. 2. James Thomas of Tallaghdduy, gent., and John Havard, gent. Settlement (post nuptial) on the marriage of the said John and Elianor, his wife, of a moiety of the messuage called y Pytyn duy and of a moiety of messuages in Llanddwy, which extend in length from a river called Hothny at one end up to the land of Thomas Vaughan, esq., called y Graghvynydd on the other, and in breadth from the highway leading from Breghon towards Garthbrenguy on one aide up to the stream called Manoed on the other, to uses contained in the deed. Latin.

1. Watkin Willym of Gwaynddy, co. Brecknock, yeoman, and Maulde, his wife;. 2. Phillipp Prosser of Garthbrengy, gent., and Meredith John Willim of same, yeoman. Settlement (post nuptial) on the marriage of Meredith ap Howell, son and heir of the said Mauld, and Mallt, his wife, one of the daughters of the said Meredith. John William, of the house called y tay yn y Bedowe and nine parcels of land called Errowe ddaten, yr wrlod vawr, y coed dan y gevener, y digoed, tir dan y bedowe, pant yr hewle, tir dan yr allt, yr Erow dan seabig (?) and a moiety of a parcel called Knowgh y ddrayne in the parish of Llanvihangell vechan, co. Brecknock, to uses specified in the deed.

1. William Solers of Porthamall issa, co. Brecon, gent.;. 2. John Games of Newton, esq., and William Whittney of Greene Pitt, gent. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of the said William Sollars and Gladiss, his wife, of the manor of Porthamall in the parish of Brontllys, to uses specified in the deed. Latin.

1. Thomas Walker of the Inner Temple, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Mundiford Branston of the Inner Temple, esq., Robert Cornewall of Berrington, co. Hereford, esq., and Nicholas Kemeys of Cardiffe, esq. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of the said Thomas Walker and Elizabeth, his wife, and of an estate already settled by the said Thomas on Elizabeth, his wife, of a fourth part of the manor of Pyton duy and of a fourth part of the capital messuage called Newton in the parish of St. David's, co. Brecon, and of a fourth part of certain messuages and lands in the town of Brecon, the parishes of St. John Evangelist, St. David's in Llanvaes, Llanspethitt, Devynocke, Istrodvelty, Kennogge, Llanthew, Llandevaylogge, Llanvihangell vechan, Llandilorvane Llanvihangell Nant Brane, the Hay, Garthbrengy and Llanthew, to uses specified in the deed.

1. Meredith Morgans of College of Christ, Brecon, clerk;. 2. Thomas Powell of Llangaustey, esq., John Lewis of ffroodegrech, esq., Daniel Meredith of Brecon, gent., Anthony Thomas of Llanvaes, yeoman and William William of Gluduy, gent. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of the said Meredith Morgans and Anna Grastocke, his wife, of the messuages and lands called Tir dan goid Beny with eight closes of land and parcels of the capital tenement of le Poole commonly called Erowe porth. Keven ycha, Keven yssa, Kay Evan taylor Icha, Kay Evan Tailor ysaa, Errowe ddant, Errowe wastod and Strange gleebe; also tir beney with all other lands in Veny vach in th parish of St. John the Baptist and also another tenement called y dyfnant in Llanspithid, to uses specified in the deed. Latin.

1. John Games of Newton, esq. 2. Thomas Lewis and John Lewis of Newton, gents. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of the said John Games and Elizabeth, his wife, of two messuages called tir lluis John and tir Thomas David Jenkin in parish of Llanspithet to uses contained in the deed. Latin.

1. John William Press of Trallonge, co. Brecon, yeoman, and Johan, his wife;. 2. John William of St. John Evangelist, Brecon, yeoman, Lewis John of Trallong, yeoman, and William John of St. John Evangelist;. 3. Gwenllian John of St. John Evangelist, widow, Johan William of St. John Evangelist, spinster, daughter ofthe said Gwenllian John and grandchild of the said John William Prees, and Elizabeth Lloyd of Trallonge, widow. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of the said Gwenllian John and William John, deceased, son and heir of the said John William Prees and of an award made on 16 August 1665, of a messuage and lands commonly called Tyr Pen y Bryn in Trallong, co. Brecoon, to uses specified in the deed.

1. John Games of Newton, co. Brecon, esq.;. 2. Thomas Llewelyn and John Owen of Newton, gents. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage of John Games and Elizabeth his wife, of messuages called tir Llewelyn John, now is the occupation of Christopher Games and Geoffrey Lewis John and Tire Thomas David Jenkin, now in the tenure of Howell, in Llanspithett, to uses specified in. The deed. Latin.

1. John Games of Newton, esq.;. 2. Edward Games of Llanvrenaghe, gent., and Jon Games, the elder, of Buckland, esq. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage between the said John Games and Elizabeth, his wife, of the mansion house called Newton two grist mills in St. Davyes of Llanvaes, and messuages called Tir y Peytyn dee, Porthgwyn, Tire y gellie geiloges, Tire blaen rheon, Tire y neyadd, Tire Morgan Jenkin Morgan and Talewen vawre in the parishes Llanthewy, Garthbrengy, Devynnock and Llanspythed, a parcel of arable land called Keven Priske containing 30 acres in the parish of St. Davyes of Llanvaes, certain arable lands containing about 30 acres lately bought by the said John Games of William Bowen in the aforesaid parish, 3 acres of meadow in the said parish, lately purchased of Roger Games, and a messuage of 18 acres purchased of Hoell Havard and John Havard in Llanspythed, to uses specified in the deed.

1. Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, co. Glamorgan, esq.;. 2. Sir John Awbrey of Llantrythidd, bart., and John Jones of Dyffrin, gent.;. 3. Sir Humphrey Mackworth of Neath and Henry Lloyd of the Inner Temple, London, sergeant at law;. 4. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow of Thomas Walker, esq., deceased, and Catherine Walker, his only daughter and sole heir. Settlement on the proposed marriage of the said Richard Jenkins and Catherine Walker of the manor of Tallygarne and messuages and lands in the several tenures of Barbara Thomas, John Thomas, Thomas Hugh, John Thomas, clerk, Evan Jenkins, William John Bevan, Evan Morgan, Anthony Jones, Howell Cadogan, Edward Stradling, Thomas Morgan, Griffith Bevan, Howell Griffith, Blanch Daniell and Elizabeth Jones, all of which are situated in Llantrissent; also two messuages and lands in the parish of Welsh St. Donatts in the tenures of Griffith Leyson and Richard Leyson, the messuages and lands in Pendoylon in the tenure of Llewellin Roberts, the messuage and lands called the fforest in Pendoylan and Welsh St Donatts in the several occupations of Morgan Llewellin, David Lewis and others, the several closes of land called Keven lleese, otherwise the Windmill field in Pendoilon, the manor or lordship of Pavill land, the messuages and lands in Pavilland in the several tenures of Rowland, William Prichard, Philemon Lloyd, Jenkin Beavan, William Price, Thomas Bufton, William Games, Mald Tucker, Lewis Beith and John Thomas Harry, messuages and lands in St. Mary Hill in the several tenures of David Rees, Thomas Lewis, David Merrick, Evan Richard, James Thomas, John Jenkins Howell Lewis, David Stradling and Catherine John, messuages and lands in Coychurch in the several tenures of Jenett Howell, Mary Hopkin, Arthur Richard, Rees Powell, John Robert, John Bowen, Watkin Evan and John William, the messuages and lands in Llandeiloe Tallybont in the several tenures of William Morgan, Elizabeth Rees and Rees David, the messuage and lands in Newton Nottage in the possession of Richard Cradock, messuages and lands in Llanrhidian in the several tenures of Edward Grant, Leison Prees and Hopkin Leyson, a messuage and lands in Marcross, co. Glamorgan in the several tenures of Robert Prichard and John Evan, messuages and lands in Llandaffe in the several tenures of Thomas William and Edward Lewis, messuages and lands in Llancarvan in the several tenures of John William, Mary Stacy, Christopher Howell, James Howell, John Scipion, Gabriell Roberts, John Rees, Anne James, Symon Jenkin, Edward Howell and Rees Nicholas, two messuages and lands in Wick in the several occupations of Catherine Wilkin and Edward Mangell, messuages and lands in Kellygare in the several occupations of Rowland Rees, Harry Evan and William Watkin, the messuage and lands in Cadoxton iuxta Neath in the occupation of William Broadbear, messuages and lands in Newcastle, co. Glamorgan, in the several tenures of John Thomas, John fflew, Evan Thomas, Thomas Rees, Evan Rosse, Edward David John Evan and David Hopkin, messuages and lands in Llantwit Vairdre in the several tenures of Richard Thomas, John Thomas, Miles Williams, Barbara Thomas Evan and Morgan Meirick, messuages and lands in Hendre Bedren in several tenures of William Thomas, William Thomas Evan, William Harryes, Margaret Thomas, Elizabeth David, Thomas Miles and Hopkin Thomas, messuages and lands in Llanvabon in the several tenures of Morgan Meirick, Rowland William, Anne William, Lewis Meirick and William David, messuages and lands in Michaelstone super Avan in the several tenures of William Prees and George Hopkin, messuages and lands in Bettus,co,. Glam., in the tenures of John Morgan and William James, the messuage and lands in Eglwisylan in the tenure of Morgan William, the messuage and lands in Llangenoid in the tenure of the widow of Hopkin William, two messuages and lands in Llankavan, co. Glamorgan, in the several occupations of Mary Llewellin and Rees John, the messuage and lands in Bovilstone in the tenure of Edward Howell, the mesuage and lands in St. ffagans in the tenure of Illtyd Nicholas, two messuages and lands in Peterstone super Ely in the several possessions of Richard Stradling and Anne Morgan, the messuages and lands in St. Andrews in the several occupations of George Howell, Thomas Prichard, Thomas Arle, Phillipp White, Charles Morse, Abraham Webb, William Jenkins and Kemedon Thomas, the messuage and lands in Llantrissent in possession of James Roberts; to uses contained in the deed.

1. John Williams of Penpont, clerk, and Daniell Williams of Penpont, esq., his son and heir;. 2. James Price of Pilleith, co. Radnor, esq., William Gwynne of Talliaris, co. Carmarthen, esq. Rowland Gwynne of Llanelweth, co. Radnor, esq., Thomas Lewis of Harpton, co. Radnor, esq., Edmond Jones of Buckland; co. Brecon, esq., William Morgan of Newtowne, co. Brecon, esq., and Thomas Williams of Abercamleis, co, Brecon, esq.;. 3. Sibill Gwynne of Llanelweth, widow. Settlement on the proposed marriage of the said Daniell Williams and Sibill Gwynne, spinster, third daughter of the said Sibill Gwynne, widow, of a messuage and lands in Llandevaylogge in the several possessions of Thomas William John and Jonett Williams John, of messuages and lands in Trallonge in the several possessions of John Thomas Lewis, Gwalter John and David William, of messuages and lands in Llanvihangell pant Brane in the several possessions of Evan Morgan, John David and Thomad John Parry, of a messuage and lands in Llandilorvane in the possession of Evan Morgan of messuages and lands in Llanspethitt in the several possessions of William Walter, Thomas Jones, William John, Lewis Howell, a messuage and lands called the Inne in Llanspethitt, the meadow and lands belonging, also the tenement called Cum y Llan in same parish in the possession of John Thomas, and a messuage and lands in same in the possession of William Howell and of Henry John and John Thomas William, his undertenants, of the water corn grist mill in Blaen Camleis and the house, garden and curtilage belonging in the possession of Arthur Morgan; and of a messuage and lands in Llanspethitt in the possesion of John David and of another messuage and lands in same in the possession of David ap David and Richard Thomas, and of a messuage and lands in Devynocke in the possession of John David Madocke and the tucking mill in same in the possession of Watkin John; to uses contained in the deed.

1. John Chirme of Stannford Baron in co. Northampton, gent.;. 2. Humfrey Hare of Milson, co, Salop, gent. Settlement on the proposed marriage between the said John Chirme and Margarett Higgens of the parish of St. Bridgett, London, widow, of one messuage in Stannford Baron together with the houses built thereon, 1 acre and 3 roods of inclosed pasture, 63 acres of arable land and leys, 2 acres of meadow lying in Millholme meadow at a place called durtholme, three water mills under one roof called the Queens Mills, 2 acres of meadow and a little piece of ground adjoining the said mills called the Millholme, 4 acres of meadow lying in Stannford field in the meadow called Brodeinge, 1 acre of meadow in horshowe hurne, 101/2 acres of arable land, late ffreshwaters coppice, lying in the fields of Stannford and one decayed mill there, which by deed of 19 February last had been leased by Thomas, Earl of Exeter, to John Chirme for the lives of the said Margarett Higgens and John Chirme, junr., son of John Chirme aforesaid; at an annual rent of £28.13.4 and one strike weekly of 'good, sweet clean, dry and well dressed wheat' and yearly between 1 April and 24 August one quarter of 'good, sweet, clean, dry and well dressed oats'; to uses contained in the deed.

1. David Thomas ap Oweyn of Devynnock, yeoman;. 2. Jevan ap Rees ap John of Estradvelltey, Howell Lewes ap Howell Havard of Devynnock, gent., William Gwyn David ap Gwilym Morgan of same and Lewes Thomas David ap John of same, yeomen. Settlement on the marriage of Thomas David, son and heir of the said David Thomas and Margaret verch Lewes, one of the daughters of Lewes ap Howell Havard of Devynnock, gent., of the messuage called tyr y Groes lloyd, extending in length from a stream called Kamnant to a place or stone called y llyth vaen, and in breadth from the land called tyr Mihangell to a place called hewn Walter, also of that meadow situated near the stream called Sennye in Devynnock, to uses contained in the deed. Latin.

1 Thomas Smyth of Creydnyyll co. Hereford, gent.;. 2. John Games of Newton, esq., Richard Cone of Ffaley, co. Hereford, gent., Watkin lloid of town of Brecon, gent., and Roland R'. of Hereford city, mercer. Settlement on the marriage of the said Thomas Smyth and Katherin Havard, daughter and one of the coheirs of William Havard, decd., of messuages and lands in Llandevalley and Krickadarn, purchased of William goughe of Garthbrengi, gent., paying an annual rent of £3.6.8 to Margaret, wife of Thomas de la hay, gent., for the term of her life, and the messuage called Pencoyd in Glasburye; also the manor called Sollar vawr in Glasbury; also the rectory and tithes of Maunsellacy, co. Hereford, parcel late of the dissolved Monastery of Aconbury; also a moiety of the manor of Manshell; to uses contained in the deed. Latin.

1. John Games of Newton, co. Brecknock, esq.;. 2. Lewes Thomas, one of the sons of Thomas Lewes, gent., deceased. Settlement on the marriage of the said John Games and Elizabeth Lewes, widow, late wife of Thomas, of the mansion house and land adjoining called Newton in the parish of St. Davids of Llanvaies, to be held by Edward Games of Llanvrenaghe, gent., Walter Games of Llangynyder, gent., John Lewes of ffroodgreghe, gent., and John Games, the younger of Bughlyd, to uses contained in the deed.