Dangos 1784 canlyniad

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.

1.David Ade of Mynwer, husbandman;. 2.Roger Barlo of Slebache, gent. Grant of a meadow in the vill of Mynwer called Adeismede, and ten acres of arable land in the fields of the said vill, which meadow lies near the vill aforesaid between the land of William Holl' and the close of the king called Sat'thwell and the land called Beggerisland and the land of Lewis Smyth, and of the said ten acres nine lie together in the said vill between the land of Newton and the land of John Perrott called le Cott and the land of William Hall' and the highway, and two half acres lye separately in the said fields. Witnesses: David Walter, vicar of Martheltwy, William Holl', Robart Rowe, John ap Rychard, John Wade. Latin. Seal.

1.Richard Lome of Mynwer, tailor, and Joan Steven, his wife;. 2.Roger Barlo of Slebyche, gent. Release of a messuage and lands in Mynwer. Witnesses: as in No. 323. Latin. Seals.

1.Thomas Goubough, senior, of Slebyche, husbandman;. 2.Roger Barlow of the same, esq. Grant of three acres of land lying at Stryvacre in the fields and parish of Slebyche and three acres of land lying at Sturboule iuxta M'lande in the same parish abutting above the land of John Saunders. Endorsed: " For recorde Watkin Braune, John Aprychard, Wylliam Smythe, Rychard Hoell.". Latin. Seal.

1.John Butlere of Coetkendlas, gent.;. 2.Moris Thomas of Treff varchoke within the hundred of Dewislande, husbandman. Lease for 60 years of five acres of arable land at Lyndre in the said hundred.

1.Alice Madocke de Slebeche, widow;. 2.Owen ap Owen son of Henry ap Owen of the same. Grant of a messuage and seven acres and one rood of land in the vill and fields of Slebech in alto vico between the land of John Wogan, knight, and the highway, the lands lying in divers parcels.

1.Phillip Rowe;. 2.John Barlowe. Release of tenements, etc., in Mynwere. Witnesses: As No. 332 dated 11 Aug. 1558. Latin. Seal.

1.Phillip Rowe of Murles, iron smith;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebeche, gent. Bond for the further assurance of a burgage, etc., in the town of Mynwer. Witnesses: Thomas Heminge, John Follande, Robert Barlowe, Robert Woolcock. Seal.

Examplification of interrogatories and depositions of witnesses on behalf of the Queen in the suit between the Queen, plaintiff, and John Barloe, defendant, touching Mynwerewoodde, June 1559. Fragment of seal.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Barlowe, esq., plaintiff, and John Wogan of Bulston, esq., and Rice Mayler, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged two messuages, lands, etc., in Slebech and Herberston to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin. Two copies.

1.William Phillipps of Pycton, esq.;. 2.John Barlowe de Slebich, esq. Bond for the quiet possession of messuages, etc., in Slebiche in the tenure of Richard Meyler, William Saunder, Elizabeth Hughe, William Pycton, John Clerke, Thomas Powyer and John Browne.

1.Elizabeth Phillips of Pycton, widow;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebiche, co. Pembroke, esq. Release of messuages and lands in the vill and fields of Slebich in the manor (dominium) of Slebiche now or lately in the tenure of Richard Meyler, William Sawnder, Elizabeth Hughe, William Pycton, John Clerke, Thomas Powyer and John Browne. Witnesses: Morgan Phillips and John Hodgeskynson, scriptor. Latin. Seal.

1.Thomas Lloyd of Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, esq.;. 2.William Philippes of Pyckton, esq., and Lewes Barlowes of the Myddle Temple, gent. Assignment of the remainder of a term of years in the late Commandery or Preceptory of Slebech and the lordships, manors, lands, etc., thereto belonging in the county of Pembroke (leased by the Crown to Thomas Audley, esq., 29 March 7 Edward VI, and assigned by the latter to Thomas Lloyd aforesaid and Richard Jones of the parish of St. Clare, co. Carmarthen, gent., 2 May 7 Edward VI), free of all charges and encumbrances except leases and reserved rents of the moiety of the churches or rectories of Amroth and Wyston, lands at Castellan, the moiety of the lordship and parsonage of Rosemarkett, the moiety of the parsonages or rectories of Clarbeston, Ambleston and Walton, and the rent and covenants specified in the lease to Thomas Audley.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Barlowe, esq., plaintiff, and John Woogan of Wyston, esq., and Cecil his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged the manor of le Pyll otherwise called the great pill and sixteen messuages, etc., in Steynton, Roche, Sleabyche and Lamston to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin. Two copies.

1.Thomas [?Jhon] Seys of Monckton, husbandman, and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2.Thomas Baron of Nerberth, husbandman, and Alson Roger of Nerberth, spinster, cousins of the said Jhon Seys and Elizabeth. Agreement, before the marriage of the said Thomas Baron and Alson Roger, for the latter to dwell and cohabit with the said Jhon Seys and his wife as if they were their own children, and for the making of an estate for the said Thomas Baron and Alson Roger in 5 acres of arable land and 1 acre of grove or wood in the Englishry within the parish and reeveship of Nerberth, and about 12 acres of arable land and 36 acres of mountain ground in the Welshery at Moyleston in the parish of Nerberth, being the lands of the said Jhon Seys.