Dangos 1734 canlyniad

Lists of persons who had or had not served on juries and jury lists in the courts of the manors of Slebetch, Minwear, Welsh Hook and Skiber.

Grant of King John to William Marescall', earl of Pembroke, of the lands called Wilfrey and Oisterlof until the King delivers to him his land of Emelin. Latin. Copy 17th cent.

Latin. Copy 1621. (See Cymmrodorion Record Series No. 7, part ii, pp 73-4.).

1.Dauid son of Phillip;. 2.Walter the forester of Mynewer'. Agreement, in consideration of 30s, for a lease for 20 years of a burgage in the tenement (in tenemento) of Mynever' lying between the burgage of John son of Henry and Gladine. Rent: 1d annually. Witnesses: John son of Henry, Phillip Radulf, Phillip Henry, John Godman, John Wade, John Samson, Ricard Dun, Thomas the shepherd (bercarius). Latin. Fragile.

1.Richard son of William Geraud de Ernebaud;. 2.Matthew Wogan and Anis his wife. Release of one messuage and five bovates of land and one and a half acres of meadow in Ernebaud', a piece of land with meadow in Ernebaud on the west side of the church and adjacent to the church of the said vill, two bovates of land which William Rys held of grantor in Ernebaud', two bovates in the tenure of William son of Henry, rector, and half a plough-land (carucata) and one acre of meadow in the tenure of Maurice Geraud, a free rent of 1d. at Algatesland and a free rent of 1/2d. at Stridholme which Richard Crabhol' and Thomas Northwood' are held to pay, and twenty-six acres of land and three roods of meadow in the tenure of Sarah, formerly wife of William Geroud, as her dower. Latin. Torn and Fragile.

1.Phillip Cadigan, senior, of Cadiganiston;. 2.John son of Robert Goch of Preskyli. Agreement to transfer all his land and tenements at Trefle ......in tenemento de Pebid', bought of John Midilhyll, for a term of eight years at an annual rent of 3s., in return for the transfer by the aforesaid John to the aforesaid Phillip of half a carucate of arable land at Barri in tenemento de Castelkynlas, which the said John had of Phillip son of John Barri, for a term of eight years. Latin. Badly damaged.

Certificate that John de Bridwode delivered to John de Wylteschir', receiver of Nerbert, all the court and hundred rolls of the lordship of Nerbert for the year 35 and 36 and the last quarter of the year 34 [Edward III]. Latin.

Latin. 17th cent. copy.

1.Joan Gode, senior, daughter of John Gode;. 2.William Byschop and Joan his wife of Slebech'. Grant of the fourth part of a burgage in the vill of Slebech lying between the burgage formerly of John ...... and the burgage formerly of John Broun. Witnesses: John ......, esq., Robert Vrende, ...... Alisaunder, John Gad and Phillip Jefrey, reeves of Slebech. Latin. Seal. Faded.

1.Thomas Creseborgh' de Slebeche;. 2.Richard Creseborgh' his son. Grant of one messuage, 7 acres and 1 rood of land in the vill and fields of Slebeche, which messuage lies in the vill of Slebeche in the high street in the east par between the land of Henry Wogan, esq., and the highway, and the said 7 acres and rood of land lying in the said fields in divers parcels. Latin. Seal.

1.William Hobbe, son and heir of John Hobbe, of Mynner;. 2.John Hobbe his brother. Grant of a messuage and two acres of land in Mynner. Witnesses: John Duy, John Wade, Walter Herforde, Walter Hicke. Latin.

Latin. Copy.

1.John Gobogh, senior, of Wiston;. 2.Agnes Gobogh of Sebech. Grant of twelve acres of land had of the gift of John Baret, senior, of Hetoke. Latin. Seal.

1.John Wogan de Wiseton, knight, baron of the barony of Dungledy;. 2.Prior of the priory of St. John of Jerusalem in England, the brothers of the said house, and the preceptor of the preceptory of Slebeche. Grant, in order that all love (caritas) should be rendere to the Most High on account of the devotion of the said religious order and the love the grantor bears towards the reverend brother Robert Evors, prior of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland and preceptor of the said house of Slebeche, of a piece of land called the Iland lying near the cemetery of the church of Slebeche on the east side as the sea-shore on each side of the said island, on condition that the said preceptor or preceptors of Slebeche shall celebrate divine service twice a year for the soul of the grantor and the souls of his predecessors and the successors in perpetuity in the said church of Slebeche, before the high altar on one day of the year and in the chapel of St. Mary on another day of the year, viz., in the octave of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and the octave of St. Andrew the apostle, and on condition also that the said John or his heirs shall come annually to hear the said services and that there they shall make oblations at their will for the salvation of their souls and the souls of their predecessors and successors; and if the said preceptor or preceptors or anyone in their name shall not administer annually the said services on those days then they shall render three pounds of wax for each default by order and wish of the grantor and his heirs. Latin. Fragment of seal.

Copy.

1.John Husbond of Arnoldishill;. 2.John Wogan of Wiston, esq. Grant of land, tenements, etc., in Arnoldishill, Slebeche, and Underdowne. Seal.

Latin. Copy. (See Letters and Papers Foreign and Domestic, 1540-1541, p.141).

Latin. Copy.