Dangos 1784 canlyniad

1.John Roche of Myneweare, senior, yeoman; and John Roche, junior, yeoman, of the same place;. 2.Griffith Price of the parish of Loveston, yeoman. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in a deed of even date.

Estreat of the payment of the fifth of five entire subsidies levied by the King on all persons and corpora politica in co. Pembroke. Latin. Roll.

Latin. Incomplete.

Petition of the defendant in the suit between Thomas David Morris and others, plaintiffs, and George Barlowe, esq., defendant, to the Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal concerning an order in the said suit, with the Lord Keeper's answer thereto.

1.John Phillips of Molleston, gent.;. 2.Evan Max of the parish of St. Michael in Pembroke. Lease for 21 years of a messuage and lands in Molleston, parish of Narberth. Rent: 13s. 4d. annually.

Memoranda on further steps to be taken by the plaintiffs in the Exchequer suit between John Barlow and Henry Lovell, esquires, plaintiffs, and Richard Gronow, defendant, following a decree out of the court of Exchequer dated 29 Nov. 1633 that the Westwood, parcel of the forest of Narberth, should continue to the sole use of John Barlow, and following further suits brought by the defendant in the Court of the Marches and Great Sessions.

Exemplification of part of the account of Edward Crofte, knight, receiver general f the earldom of March, relating to the lordship of Nerberth and its members. Latin.

1.John Wyllie of Newhouse, yeoman, and Alice his wife;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebeche, esq. Covenant to levy a fine of a messuage and lands called Newhouse, parish of Narberth.

1.John James of the town and county of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebech, esq. Grant of a messuage in the vill of Caneston in the occupation of Arnold Powell. Latin.

1.John Phillips of Molleston, gent., Priscilla Phillips, late of Molleston now of Moore, widow, and Owen Phillips, son and heir of the said John Phillips;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebech, esq.,. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of the farm of Molleston and the pannage of hogs and wild honey in the forest of Narberth.

Memorandum of an agreement between John Barlowe of Slebech, esq., John Phillips of Molleston, gent., that the articles made between the said parties shall stand in force concerning the sale of Molleston until 20 April next following.

1.Henry ap Robert of Narberth, gent., and Humphrey ap Robert of the same, son and heir apparent of the said Henry. 2.John Barlowe of Slebeche, esq. Bond for the conveyance of two messuages, etc., in Narberth,. Seals.

1.Thomas Phillipps of Martheltwy, gent.;. 2.Sir Richard Phillippe of Slebech, esq. Assignment of a term of years in a tenement in Martheltwy.

1.John Phillipps of Moleston, gent., and Jane his wife, Owen Phillipps his son, Priscilla Phillipps, widow, late wife of Owen Phillipps, late father of the said John Phillipps and Alban Phillipps, esq., and Thomas Phillipps, gent., brother of the said Owen Phillipps, deceased, John Elliott of Narbert, Thomas ap Rice of Ricardston, Nicholas Lewis of St. Issells, esq.;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebech, esq., and John Barlowe the younger, gent., second son of he said John Barlowe. Assignment of a lease, for the lives of the said Alban and Thomas Phillipps, of the pannage of hogs and wild honey in the forest of Narbert, and the rents and farms of the tenants of Moleston, parcel of the lordship of Narbert, all of which were parcel of the lands and possessions of Katherine, late Countess of Bridgewater, and afterwards parcel of the lands and possessions of Rice Griffith, esq., attained of high treason, and leased by the Queen to the said Alban and Thomas Phillipps. Seals.

1.John Barlow of Slebbidge, esq.;. 2.Thomas Phillips of Matheltwie, labourer. Lease for 21 years of a close called Quarter Parke in the parish of Martheltwie.

1.George Meare late of Nangle, gent.;. 2.John Barlow of Slebech, esq.;. 3.Thomas Carpenter of Lincolns Inne, co. Middlesex, esq. Release of the capital messuage and lands called Martletwy House, parish of Martletwy.

Declaration by Thomas Carpender that the conveyance specified in a lease and release dated 11 and 12 Jan., 1669/70 (see No. 384) was made to him in trust for William Barlow of Mynwear, gent.

1.William Barlow of Martletwy, gent.;. 2.Sir John Barlow of Minweare, bart. Surrender of the capital messuage and demesne lands called Minweare in the parishes of Minweare, Martletwy and Newton, the impropriate rectory of Minweare, the water corn grist mill called Minweare Mill in the parish of Minweare, closes and parks of land called the Rack Parke and the Barley Parke otherwise called the Roches Parke in the parish of Miweare, and lands and tenements late of John Barlow, esq., deceased, father of the said William Barlow, and grandfather of the said Sir John Barlow in Minwear Croft in the parish of Minwear. [Contains material for the Barlow pedigree].