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1. Richard Bevan Reed of Broughton, p. Wick, co. Glam., esq. 2. John Reed of Broughton, p. Wick, co. Glam., esq. 3. William Evans of Fairwater, p. Landaff, gent. Appointment and Mortgage for £220, by way of demise for 500 years, of a cottage, two stables, one granary, one garden and two small pieces (half an a.) of land, a penthouse adjoining to a close called the Barn field at Broughton in p. Wick, and the seats and burying place in the chancel at Wick aforesaid.

1. William Thomas of the town of Bridgend, co. Glam., maltster. 2. Samuel Thomas of p. Wick and John Thomas, formerly of said p. Wick, but now of Ely, maltsters. 3. Alice Harris of p. Wick, spinster. Assignment of one undivided third part of a newly erected malthouse with the maltkiln near the dwelling-house of the said Catherine Thomas in the village of and p. Wick. Consideration: £49.

1. Richard Bevan Reed of Broughton, p. Wick, co. Glam., esq. 2. William Evans of [F]airwa[ter], p. Landaff, gent. Bond for the payment of the sum of £220.

1. Robert Herne of Penris, John Bowen of Penard, Jenkin Francklen of Ylston, Rowland Rogers of Langeneth, and Richard Herne of Penris aforesaid, all of co. Glam., gent's. 2. Edward Lewis of Vann, kt. Bond for the performance of covenants contained in a pair of indentures dated Nov. 29 1608 made between Robert Herne and Sir Edward Lewis.

Deeds, 1591-1857, relating to land in the parishes of Pennard, Llangyfelach, Wick, St. Johns (Neath), Neath, Bishopston, Llangiwg, Penrice, and Swansea, all in the county of Glamorgan; estreats, 1747-1800, of the manor of Ogmore, Glamorgan.

1. John Francklen of the town of Swanzey, co. Glam., gent. 2. Robert Bydder of p. Pennard and Robert Breholt of the said town of Swanzey, gent's. Covenant to levy a fine of eight m's and one lime-kiln, three m's or mansion-houses, a m. and cottage, five m's, fifteen closes, one gorse, and one cottage, three closes, three meadows, one parcel at a place called Lothurnes, and one cottage, and a parcel of woody ground at a place called high Pennard, p's Llangevelach, St Johnes, Neath, Swanzey, Pennard, Byshopston, Llanguicke, and Penrice.

1. Jenken Francklen of Swansey, co. Glam., esq., and Philippa, his wife. 2. Henry Francklen of the town of Neathe, tanner. Covenant to stand seised of a m. called Widdiet (fifty-four a.), a m. and divers parcels of land (twenty a.), parcels (six a.) of land called wenney waye close, parcels (seven a.) of arable, meadow, wood, and pasture land, one parcel (five a.) of arable, meadow, wood, and pasture land, a m. and parcels of land (ten a.), a parcel (six a.) of land called Francklins wood, and one other parcel (six a.) of land, all situate in p. Pennard. Consideration: £180.

Estreat from the court roll of the man. of Ogmore, co. Glam., recording the surrender by Charles Powell of p. St Lythins, farmer, and Elizabeth, his wife, of a m. and garden in the village of Broughton, p. Wick, adjoining and being on the west end of a house of Mr William Nicholls, together with a garden and an old ruin adjoining an orchard of John Reed of Broughton, esq., on the west, the road leading from Monknash to Monkton on the south and east, and a garden of William Morgan on the north, and the taking of the same by the said John Reed of Broughton.

Estreat from the court roll of the man. of Ogmore, co. Glam., recording the surrender by Jenkin Lloyd, gent., Philemon Mangel, customary heir of William Mangel, dec., Mary Reed, widow of Edward Reed, late of p. Wick, gent.. dec., Edmund Reed, younger son and customary heir of the said Edward by the said Mary, and William Flew of Bridgend, mercer, of the mortgage of one m., one curtilage, one orchard, and thirty a. of customary cottage land called the Brooks, two m's and nine a. of customary land in a field called naw erw, two a. of customary lands surrounded on all sides by the lands of Edward Reed and of the late John William, one m., one curtilage, and eight a. of customary land at Broughton, and one m., one garden, half of one orchard, and two parcels (four a.) of customary lands, all situate in p. Wick and man. of Ogmore, and the taking of the abovementioned premises by David Prichard of Wick, one of the customary tenants of the man.

Estreat from the court roll of the man. of Ogmore, co. Glam., recording the surrender by Thomas Richard of p. Wick of fourteen a. of customary lands called Kae'r Island at Wick, adjoining the lands of Watkin Mangel and William David on the south, the lands of William Curre, esq., on the north and east, and the lands of John Watkin on the west, and the taking of the same by John Reed.

Estreat from the court roll of the man. of Ogmore, co. Glam., recording the surrender by William Dunn of p. Wick, farmer, of two a. of customary land adjoining the house of the late George Williams in p. Wick, and the taking of the same by John Reed of Broughton, p. Wick, esq.

Estreat from the court roll of the man. of Ogmore, co. Glam., recording the surrender of one m., one curtilage, one orchard, and thirty a. of customary cottage land called the Brooks, two m's and nine a. of customary land in a field called naw erw, two a. of customary lands surrounded on all sides by the lands of Edward Reed and of the late John William, one m., one curtilage, and eight a. of customary land at Broughton, and one m., one garden, half of one orchard, and two parcels (four a.) of customary lands, all situate in p. Wick and man. of Ogmore, by David Prichard of Wick, William Rees of Court Colman, esq., Mary Reed, widow of Edward Reed, late of Broughton, dec., and Edmund Reed, youngest son and customary heir of the said Edward and Mary Reed; and the taking of the same by John Reed of Crythan near Neath, esq.

Exemplification of a recovery, with double voucher, of one m., two stables, one granary, one garde, and two a. of land in p. Wick, co. Glam. [being the property specified in No. 26], suffered between Thomas Williams, gent., demandant, and Edward Sanders, gent., tenant.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Anthony Maddockes, gent., and William Bowen, yeoman, plaintiffs, and Thomas Wyndham, esq., Jane, his wife, Mary Llewellin, widow, and William Llewellin, gent., deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., one garden, ten a. of land, ten a. of meadow, forty a. of pasture, and twenty a. of furze and heath in p. Wick, co. Glam., to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Thomas, esq., plaintiff, and Matthew Franklin, chirurgeon, deforciant, when the defociant acknowledged six m's, four cottages, four gardens, thirty a. of land, twenty a. of meadow, twenty a. of pasture, ten a. of wood, fifty a. of furze and heath, and common of pasture in p's St John in Neath, Swanzey, Pennard, Bishopston, Llanguick, and Penrice, co. Glam., to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Thomas, esq., plaintiff, and Matthew Franklin, chirurgeon, deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged six m's, four cottages, four gardens, thirty a. of land, twenty a. of meadow, twenty a. of pasture, ten a. of wood, fifty a. of furze and heath, and common of pasture in p's St John in Neath, Swanzey, Pennard, Bishopston, Llanguick, and Penrice, co. Glam., to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin. Counterpart.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Rees Loughor and John Lewellin, esq's, plaintiffs, and John Llewellin, gent., and Mary, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., four cottages, forty a. of land, five a. of meadow, and forty a. of pasture in Wicke, co. Glam., to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin. Counterpart.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Rees Loughor and John Lewellin, esq's, plaintiffs, and John Llewellin, gent., and Mary, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., four cottages, forty a. of land, five a. of meadow, and forty a. of pasture in Wicke, co. Glam., to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

1. Mathew Francklin of the town of Swanzey, co. Glam., gent. 2. John Thomas of Marless, esq. Grant (and covenant to levy a fine) of eight m's and one lime-kiln, three m's or mansion-houses, a m. and cottage, five m's, fifteen closes, one gorse, and one cottage, three closes, three meadows, one parcel at a place called Lothurnes, and one cottage, and a parcel of woody ground at a place called high Pennard, p's Llangevelach, St Johnes, Neath, Swanzey, Pennard, Byshopston, Llanguicke, and Penrice. Consideration: £1,100.