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1. Francis Smyth of Chippinge Campden, co. Gloucester, gent., and Margery, his wife;. 2. John Vade of Little Compton, gent., and John Warne of Chippinge Campden, yeoman, both of co. Gloucester, and Richard Smyth of Bishamton, co. Worcester, yeoman. Appointment of lands in Barton-on-the-Heath, co. Warwick.

Appointment of Mr Morris Sayce of ?Knighton [co. Radnor] to value and collect the tithes of Devynnock, co. Brecknock; together with his terms for the same.

1. Thomas Walker of Newton, esq.;. 2. John Hill of the town of Hay, butcher, and James Hill of same, butcher. Articles Of Agreement 1) that the said Thomas Walker and Catherine Games of Newton, spinster, would within a month let a messuage with bakehouse and barn belonging in the town of Hay for 21 years at an annual rent of 55s. for the first ten years of the term and £3 per annum for the residue of the term, a couple of fat hens at Christmas or 1s.6d. in lieu; option to renew for a further ten years after the expiry of the lease, at a rent of £3 per annum and a fine of £3.

1. Richard Davies of Tall y llyn, esq.;. 2. Penry Williams of Penpont, esq. Articles Of Agreement by which Penry Williams was to purchase for £234 immediately and a further £702 later the messuage and lands called Cwm Llyw in Trallong, and the messuage and lands called Cwm Seven in Trallong, which lands were of the yearly value of £30.

1. John Williams of Penpont, clerk, and Daniell William, esq., his son and heir;. 2. William Gwyn of Tallgarth, esq., Thomas Lewis of Harpton, esq., Sibill Gwyn of Llanelweth, widow, and Sible Gwyn, spinster, her daughter. Articles Of Agreement concerning an intended marriage between the said Daniell Williams and Sibill Gwyn, spinster, providing for the settlement by the said John and Daniell Williams of lands of the yearly value of £120 for the use of the said Daniell and Sibill for their lives, with remainder to the heirs of the body of Sibill legitimately begotten by Daniell, with remainder to the right heirs of the said John Williams, and by the same conveyance lands of the yearly value of £80 for the use of the said John for life, with remainder to the heirs of Daniell for life and then to heirs of the body of Daniell or the body of Sibill, then to the right heirs of John, but a certain mill held from the Crown for 50 years, part of the last mentioned lands to be held in trust for the said John for life, then to Daniell for life, then to heirs of Daniell and Sibill for the remainder of the term; it is also agreed that the said John Williams shall collect the profits of all lands and tenements of George Gwyn of Llanelweth lying in cos. Monmouth, Brecon and Carmarthen due in May and Michaelmas 1675, distributing £60 to Rowland Gwyn. gent., and £40 to George Gwyn, sons of the said George Gwyn, esq., deceased, the remainder the said John Williams to receive to his own use as part of the portion of the said Sibill, the younger, with proviso that John Williams, should receive in 1675 the rents of no other messuages and lands of the said George Gwyn, deceased, but of such as he was seised of in his life time.

1. George Lloyde of Rodborrough, co. Gloucester, gent.;. 2. Thomas Webbe of Strowd, clothier. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of a perfect estate and the payment of consideration money respecting the estate in the close or pasture ground called Baconslade of about 12 acres in Rodborrough, and the bottom or lower part of another close of pasture ground called the broad lease adjoining, which lower part is agreed between the parties to be bounded and mounded out, which said mound is to run along from a tree called the great Crabb tree adjoining to the Baconslade aforesaid to the lower side of a 'wayne shard', which leads out of the said broad lease into another ground of the said George Lloyd called the new tyning.

1. Hugh Bold of the town of Brecon, co. Brecknock gent., on behalf of Henry Scourfield of Robertson Hall, co. Pembroke, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Phillip Williams of Llangattock, co. Brecknock esq. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of Cwmcamlais and Tyr Rosser Thomas parishes of Devynock and Llanspythitt, and Maescar, Tyr Graig Issa, a parcel of land called Coed yn Camlais, Tyr graig ucha, and Blaencamlais in the hamlet of Maescar parish of Devynock, all in co. Brecknock. Endorsed: '...Contract ... for Devynock Estate'.

1. Richard Cope Hopton of Lincoln's Inn, esq.;. 2. Penry Williams of Penpont, co. Brecknock esq. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of three fourth parts of messuages in the parish of Devinnock, co. Brecknock. Draft.

1. Thomas Powell of Llanvihangell Brinpabean, co. Brecon, gent.;. 2. Hoo Games, esq., sheriff of co. Brecon. Articles Of Agreement for the discharge of the office of bailiff of the hundred of Buillt.

1. Thomas Davids of Trelonge, gent.;. 2. Hoo Games sheriff of co. of Brecon. Articles Of Agreement for the discharge of the office of bailiff of the hundred of Merthir.

1. Thomas Anthony of St. David's, co. Brecon, gent.;. 2. Hoo Games, sheriff of co. Brecon. Articles Of Agreement for the discharge of the office of bailiff of the hundred of Penkelly. Mutilated. Found to be misnumbered September 2010.

1. Thomas Anthony, the younger, of St. David's, co. Brecon;. 2. Hoo Games, esq., sheriff of co. Brecon. Articles Of Agreement for the discharge of the office of bailiff of the hundred of Penkelly. Mutilated.

1. David Lewis of the town of Brecon, gent.;. 2. Hoo Games of Newtowne, esq., sheriff of co. Brecon. Articles Of Agreement for the discharge of the office of gaoler of co. Brecon.

1. Elizabeth Walker of Newton, widow,and Catherine Games of same, spinster;. 2. Rice Price of Brecon, carpenter. Articles Of Agreement for the erection at the cost of £75 of an alms house in Lanvase ward in the parish of St. David's for the succour and sustenance of 12 poor persons, according to specifications stipulated in the deed.

1. The Rt. Hon. John Chetwynd, Lord Talbot, Baron of Hensol, co. Glamorgan;. 2. Phillip Williams of Penpont, co. Brecknock esq. Articles Of Agreement for the grant of parcels of land called Cae Castell otherwise Castell Eynon Seys and Ynis Cenol near Penpont House and Penychar Rhillin and messuages called Tyr Meredith William, Tyr John Lewis Jenkin otherwise Tyr y Garn otherwise Tyr Castell Eynon Seys otherwise Tyr y Wern Vawr, and Tyr Blaen Rheon, all in the hamlet of Penpont, parish of Llanspithitt, Tyr Pentwyn parish of Llanspithitt, Pant y Lleverith Vawr parish of Llandilo'r Vane, all in co. Brecknock.

1. Roger Prosser the elder of Maeskar, parish of Devynnock, co. Brecknock, gent., and James Prosser, one of his younger sons;. 2. John Prosser of the parish of Abaryskirr, yeoman, and Elizabeth Prosser one of his daughters. Articles Of Agreement for the marriage of the said James Prosser and the said Elizabeth Prosser.

1. Roger Prosser the elder of Maskar, co. Brecknock gent., and Roger Prosser the younger, his son and heir apparent by Elinor, his late wife, now deceased;. 2. Henry Williams of the town of Brecon, gent. Articles Of Agreement for the mortgage for £400 of messuages and lands in the parishes of Crickadarn and Llandevalley, and for the assignment of a mortgage of sixth part of messuages, mill, and lands in the parish and lordship of Gwenddwr.