Dangos 153 canlyniad

1 Henry Whalley Woodforde and henry Charles Fry [as in nos. 146-155]. 2 Richard Hanbury of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, cab proprietor. Conveyance of a piece of pasture land called Cullodens, parish of Chepstow aforesaid. [Endorsed: Lot 15]. Copy.

Deeds and documents, 1586-1910, relating to the trust created by the will, 25 April 1846, of Edwin Carter of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, and afterwards of Clifton in the city and county of Bristol, and pursuant to an order in Chancery in the cause of Carter v Carter, 1905. They include title deeds relating to premises in Monmouthshire, and Clifton, in Bristol, and family probate records.

Instrument of division by Jo. Walter and Henry Rumsey, executors of the will of Edward Hollister and Shere newton, co. Monmouth, deceased, of the freehold messuages of the said testator among his younger sons James Hollister, Thomas Hollister, and Edward Hollister. References to a farm in the parish of Kemis; a messuage in the town of Chepstow, with one stable, garden, and curtilage, and 21 acres of moorland in Bowlas Moore; a messuage called Idols Tenement in Chepstow, with the stables there, and hopground and 20 acres of moorland in Bowlas Moore; and a tenement in Shere Newton called Pull dye Meadow.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Carwent, recording the surrender by Richard Daniel of the Midle Temple, London, esq., by William Blethin of Lanmelin, co. Monmouth, gent., his attorney, of a messuage called Y Tee Issa, barn, esq., and parcels of land in Lanmelin Icha, to the use of William Herbert of London, gent. Latin.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Lanvaire Discoed, recording the surrender by Richard Daniell late of Lanmellin, co. Monmouth, and ow of Middle Temple, London, esq., by William Blethin of Lanmellin aforesaid, his attorney of an acres of land called Erow Ffynnon Bott in the parish of Lnvaire aforesaid, to the use William Herbert of Le Six Clerks Offie, London, gent. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine between Walter Morgan, gent., and Mordecai Jones, plantiffs, and Walter Aldey, gent., and Mary, his wife, deforciants, of one messuage and 150 acres of land in Hardwick and the parish of Chepstowe [co. Monmouth]. Latin.

1 Walter Aldey of Hardwick, parish of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, gent., son and heir of Roger Aldey late of the same, gent., deceased, and Mary, wife of the said Walter Aldey. 2 William Blathwayt, esq., Secretary of War to Their Majesties and one of the Clerks of the Privy Council, Sir John Newton of Barrescourt, co. Gloucester, bart., Sir Robert Southwell of Kingsweston, co. Gloucester, Kt., and Sir Gabriell Lowe of New - worke, co. Gloucester, Kt. 3 Henry Morgan of Penterry, co. Monmouth, gent. Lease And Release of a farmhouse called Thornhill, parish of Chepstowe, with appurtenances in the parishes of Chepstowe and Matherne, all in co. Monmouth.

1 Walter Aldey of Hardwicke, parish of Chepstowe, co. Monmouth, gent., son and heir of Roger Adley late of the same, gent., deceased. 2 William Blathwayt, esq., one of the Clerks of the Privy Council and Secretary at War to His Majesty, Sir John Newton, of Barrscourt, co. Gloucester, bart., Sir Robert Southwell of Kingsweston, co. Gloucester, Kt., and Sir Gabriell Lowe of New --- worke, co. Gloucester, Kt.,. 3 Henry Morgan of Penterry, co. Monmouth, gent.,. 4 Robert Adams of Broadwell, parish of Runston, co. Monmouth, yeoman. Release of a farmhouse called Thornewell, parish of Chepstowe, and messuages and lands in Portescuett and Caldicott, all in co. Monmouth.

Memorandum of the bargain and sale by Edward Waters of Penhow, co. Monmouth, yeoman, to Mr Henry Morgan of Thornwell, of a parcel of land with the quarries and all apurtenances called Cay pen yr hewle, parish of Penalt, for 50, of the receipt of earnest of a piece of gold to the value of 27s. 6d. and of a promise to surrender the said land at Trellegg's court on 8 July next.

Administration with the will annexed of the estate of Jenkin Philipps late of Matherne, co. Monmouth and diocese of Llandaff, deceased, granted to Henry Morgan, guardian at law of Thomas Philipps and William Philipps, younger sons of the testator (the executor Elizabeth Philipps, wife of the testator, having died before administration was complete). Will dated 24 August 1729.

1 Edmond Bullock of the town of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, skinner and glover. 2 Charles Bullock of the same, skinner and glover, fourth son of the said Edmond Bullock. Grant of stock in trade as glover and skinner, utensils, leather skins and household goods [specified in detail], and debts; with Power Of Attorney for the recovery of debts.

1 Edmund Bullock of the town of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, skinner. 2 James Gabriell of the same, gent. 3 Charles Bullock of the same, skinner (fourth son of the said Edmund Bullock), and Elizabeth, his wife. Assignment in trust, in consideration of the marriage of the said Charles Bullock and Elizabeth, his wife, of a leasehold messuage, etc., in Chepstow. [Other names mentioned: house called the Crown, street called High Street].

Copy.

Final Concord in a fine between James Davis, esq., plantiff, and Arthur Badam and Lydia, his wife, John Badam, and William Badam, deforciants, of ten messuages, etc., and 20 acres of land in Chepstow and Monmouth [co. Monmouth].

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Lisswerry, co. Monmouth, recording the surrender by John Nash of the parish of Magor, gent., only son and customary heir of Samuel Nash formerly of the parish of Nash, gent., deceased, of seven closes of land called Picked lane Farm, a messuage and parcels of land, and three parcels of land, all in the parish of Nash, to the use of Paul Morgan of Chepstow, esq. [Other names mentioned: Prestonpill, Cold harbour Farm, Julian house pill, Broad Street Common].

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Goldcliff, recording the admission of Paul Morgan of Thornwell, co. Monmouth, esq., to closes (9a) of land in the parish of Nash.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Goldcliff, recording the admission of Martha Bridgen of the city of Bristol, widow, and Ann Morgan of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, spinster, sisters of Paul Moran of Chepstow aforesaid, esq., deceased, to a messuage, etc., and parcel of land, a close of land, a messuage, and a tenement in the parish of Goldcliff, and closes of land in the parish of Nash. [Other names mentioned: Chapel Reen, Chapel lane].

Final Concord in a fine between Ann Jones, widow, plantiff, and Miles Bassett, clerk, and Eleanor, his wife, and Edward Thomas, deforciants, of one messuage, etc., and 18 acres of land in the parish of Caerwent [co. Monmouth]. Two copies.

He encloses nos. 49-50.

Extract from the reistry of the Eposcopal Court of Bristol, recording the grant of the administration of the estate of Dutton Grimes late of the city of Bristol, schoolmaster, deceased, intestate, to Richard Grimes of the said city, schoolmaster, his eldest son. Intestate died 19 July 1805.