Dangos 20102 canlyniad

1. Thomas ap Phelip Thomas. 2. William Phelip David lya. Grant of a tmt in p. Bedwes and the lordship of Machenne, in length between the wasteland called mynydd y krige at one end and a river called Rymye at the other end, and in width between the lands of Gwilym Ieuan and Thomas ap Morgan park on one side, the lands of William Phelip Jenkin ap Morgan, and lands called gwrangwk on the other, excepting a garden with a place to construct a building of Caeer hanedie. Latin.

1. Meredith ap Rosser of Mynyddystloyn, gent. 2. Gwilym Hoell ap Gwilym Prece of Bedwellte, yeoman. Grant of a tmt in p. Bedwes and lordship of Maghen commonly called tire llyke verghe David ap Griffydd ap Phelip, together with a moiety of le bryn between the said tmt and the river Rompne. Latin.

1. Thomas ap Ieuan Thomas of Bedwas, yeoman. 2. Rice Lewys Gruffith of Menetheustlon, yeoman, and Phillipp Thomas ap Rosser of Menetheustlon, yeoman. Grant, in consideration of a sum of money paid by Jevan ap Gwillym ap Ieuan of Bedwas, of a tmt in Bedwas commonly called tire baghe and a close in Bedwas of 11/2 a. commonly called koetkae newydd and the grantor's portion of a meadow called Gwain vorgan to the use of the grantor and his wife, Nest vergh Wylym ap Ieuan, sister of the said Jevan, and the heirs of their body. Latin.

1. Thomas Morgan of Grayes Inn, gent. 2. Thomas ap Ieuanne Thomas of Bedwes, yeoman. Grant of seven m's, two barns, six gardens, 92 a. of arable land, 8 a. of meadow and 12 a. of pasture in Bedwes. Latin.

1. John Gwillim of Gilloghe, Herefordshire, gent. 2. George Lloyd, gent. Grant of a right to present to the rectory of Llanvayer Kyllgedin when it should next become vacant. Latin.

1. George Lloid of Holirood Ampney, esq. 2. David Jenkins, gent., his kinsman. Assignment of his right to present to the rectory of Lanvair Gilgyden during the next vacancy. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied at Westminster between William Vaughan, plaintiff, and John Gwillym, gent., deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged one a. of land in Llanvayre Kylgedyn and the advowson of the p. church to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. David Jenkins of Lanvaire Cullgeadyn, esq., Jane, his wife, John Jenkins of Lanvaire Cullgeadyn and Margrett, his wife, Howell Jenkins of Bryngwyn, clerk, and Harrie Jenkins of Lanvaire, gent. 2. Lewis Thomas of Bettus, esq. Mortgage for £400 of the lordship and manor of Lanvaire Cullgeadyn, together with £5 chief rent, the advowson of the p. church of Lanvaire Cullgeadyn, and five closes of land in the p. called yr ynis islawr hewle, yr ynis vaine ycha, yr ynis wrth y skibor newyth, yr ynis wenne, and gwerne y Cambwll.

1. David Jenkins of Lanvaire Kilgeedin, gent. 2. John Jenkins of Lanvaire Kilgeedin, gent., his brother. Grant of a m. in p. Lanvaire Kilgeedin, in which the said John now lives, the manor of Lanvaire Kilgeedin, and the patronage of the p. church. Latin.

1. 'My father'. 2. John Jenkin David of Lanvayre Killgidin. Memorandum of Agreement re a Bargain and Sale of the lordship of Lanvayr and the advowson of the p. church.

Decree of the Court of Wards and Liveries that possession of the manor, lands and premises mortgaged by a deed of 2 Oct. 1628 (see No. 13/11) be granted to David Jenkins of Lanvaire Culgeadin, esq., John Jenkins, gent., and Margarett, his wife, Howell Jenkins of Bringwyn, clerk, and Henry Jenkins of Lanvayre, gent., the complainants, against David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., William Thompkins, Rachell Thomas, and John Thomas, His Majesty's ward, on payment of the interest and principal due.

Receipt from David Jenkins, esq., to David Jenkins and his brother for £503.3.0 in full discharge of the mortgage of Lanvair Kilgedin.

1. Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. 2. Rowland Morgan, his son. Letters Of Attorney to receive of David Jenkins of Lanvair Culgidyn, esq., John Jenkins of Lanvair Culgidyn, gent., and Margarett, his wife, Howell Jenkins of Brymgwin, clerk, and William Jones of Lanvaire Culgidyn, tent., and Jane, his wife, the seisin of the manor of Lanvaire Culgidyn, the advowson of the p. church, and of certain lands in the p.

Statement Of Case concerning Sir William Morgan's claim to the lordship of Lanvayre; also an acknowledgement by John Jenkins of his liability to pay £5 to Sir William Morgan on 24 June 1638.

Memorandum signed Wa. Rumsey of his receipt of deeds concerning the lordship of Lanvayre from John Jenkins, which he had sent to Sir William Morgan, also statement of case re the lordship of Lanvayre, 1607 - 1619.

1. Thomas Morgan of Grayes Inn, gent. 2. Thomas ap Ieuane Thomas of Bedwes, yeoman. 3. John Thomas and Ieuane Thomas, sons of the said Thomas ap Ieuane Thomas. Covenant to convey seven m's, two barns, six gardens, 92 a. of land, 8 a. of meadow, and 12 a. of pasture in Bedwes by fine and recovery or by any other means devised.

1. Thomas Morgan of Marshffeld, gent., and Mathew Jones of Seynt ffagans, yeoman. 2. Thomas ap Jevan Thomas of Bedwas. Grant of lands and tmts. in Bedwas. Latin.

1. Thomas Stocke of Bristol, grocer, and Katherine, his wife, one of the daughters of Thomas Rowland, merchant. 2. William Thomas of Carlyon, merchant. Grant of lands in Basseligg called lloyn verryk, Kethyn Kae, Iskoed, and Tyn y Kewyn. Latin.

1. Ieuan vechan ap Ieuan ap Iorwerth ap Gwasdu. 2. David ap Ieuan ap Iorwerth ap Gwas du, his brother. Grant of lands which had descended to him from his father in the lordship of Wenllook and p. Basleck in a place called Maes Karneinon which is called lloynyrighyllon. Witnesses: Harri ap Gruffuth, sheriff of Wenllouk, John ap Morgan, coronor, Llewelyn ap Hoell ap Gruffuth vechan, David ap Ieuan ap Mc ap Hoell, David ap Ieuan ap Hoell ap Llewelyn. Latin.