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Copy Court Roll. Castle Gate. At the Castle Gate of William Herbertt, Earl of Pembroke, lord of the lordships of Uske, Kaerlion, and Trellecke, with their members before Thomas Gebons, gent., deputy of Thomas Morgan, kt., steward. Surrender by Maurice John Thomas of the parish of Langevio and Johanna vergh Morgan, his wife, of a close of arable land called Neimte, now in the tenure of John Morice, in the parish of Langevio, in the lordship of Uske, to the ise of Henry Hoell, of Gwernessnie. Fine 9d. for entry.

Bond by Wyllyhelm Lloelyn of the parish of Saynt Pere and Henry Watkyn of the parish of Wolvesnewton, yeoman, to Davyd Phelip Powell of Llansoy, gent., in £30 to give good estate in an acre of land lying in a close called Maece penewerne, in the parish of Wolfeysnewton.

Grant by John ap John of Wollffesnewtoune to David Phillippe Howell of Llansoye of four parcels of arable land, in the parish of Wolffesnewtoun, in the lordship of Uske, called Mayse Poell whernen, Kayre riperllan, Kaye baghe ddywghe yr eolle and the fourt lying in a field called Tonne gwastod. Given at Wolffesnewtoune.

Grant by Hopkin Edmond of Llansoye, yeoman and Matilda vergh Hoell, his wife, to George Philpot of a messuage, barn, orchard, garden and eleven parcels of land belonging called Browe lyke, Kerneckell, Lleyne, Gwerlod a werne, Erowe Guilim, Cay David Benet, tere a Coghe, a quarter part of a meadow called a Gwerlod heyre, Cay orthe a tee Cay Llewelyn, Cay orth tee John Hoell, in the parish of Llansoye.

Bargain And Sale by William Hoell ap Hoell of the parish of Llansoie, and Katerine vergh Phelippe, his wife, to David Phelippe Hoell for £33. 6. 6. of his tenement, with all houses, etc., called ie Differen, late in the tenure of Jankin Grige, with appurtenances, in the parishes of Lansoie, Lanishen and Laniehangell.

Grant by John ap John of the parish of Wolvesnewton, to David Phillippe Hoell of Lansoie, for £20, of a tenement with barns, etc., and four parcels of land, arable, meadow and wood late in the tenure of Hoell David ap Probert, lying together in the parishes of Wolvesnewton and Kilgurrocke, in breadth between the land of the rector of Wolvesnewton on one side, the lands of Henry Watkin and the highway leading from Wolvesnewton to Newchurche on the other, in length between the lands of the said David Phillippe Hoell on one side and the land of John ap Jevan Penrne on the other.

Release And Quitclaim by David Phelippe Hoell of Lansoie, gent., to Henry Davide ap Hoell of Langenocke of all right in a parcel of land called a Caie te hunte ir hewle in the parish of Lanishen abutting on the land of Jeine Richard, the way leading from Lansoie to Lanishen and the way leading from Lanvihangell to Diffrin (parcel of lands, etc,. he had of feoffment and final concord of William Hoell ap Hoell and Katerine, his wife, in Lansoie, Lanishen, and Lanvihangell.).

Copy Court Roll. At the Castle Gate of Uske, before William Morice, deputy of Roland Morgan, esq., steward of William Harbert, Earl of Pembroke, surrender by Walter Morgan, son and heir of Morgan John David of lands called Menethe mawre, Kay maerdee, tere sayer and Kaybag[?y], in the parishes of Wolfesnewton and Langome in the lorship of Uske to the use of David Philip Powell. Fine for entry 9d. Enrolled by William Morice, clerk of the court.

Copy Court Roll. Uske Castle. At the Castle Gate of Uske before William Morice, deputy of Rowland Morgan, esq, steward of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, Lord of the lordships of Uske, Kaerlun and Trillecke, with members. Surrender by Walter Morgan of Llanlloell of all his purparty of five parcels of customary land called menethe maure, Kaie mairdee Teresaier, and Kaie bayhe, in the parishes of Lanvnnelle and Langome egha, in the lordship of Uske to the use of David Phelippe Hoell of Landsoie. Fine for entry 9d. Note enrolled by William Morice, clerk of the court.

Certified Copy of the marriage settlement, Harry Thomas of Langome, yeoman, and George Harrys of the same, yeoman, of one part and David Phelippe Powell of Lansoye, gent., of the other. George Harrys to take to wife before the Feast of St John the Basptist next, Dorythye the daughter of the said David. Harry Thomas is seised in fee in right and to use of David of a tenement with certain parcels of lands, etc., with appurtenances, containing 30 acres, in parish of Langome yegha, late in the tenure of Thomas Seidmore, of which he will cause George Harrys to have a good estate.

Bond by Henry Thomas of Langome isha, yeoman, and Thomas Seudamore of Llangome, gent., to David Phelippe Hoell of Landsoie in 200 marks for performance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Bond by Phelipe John of the city of London, tailor, to David Phelipp Powell, gent., of the parish of Lansoye, in £13 to make sufficient estate in such lands as descended to him on the death of Jankyn Davyth his father, in the parish of Lansoye.

Assignment of a term of years by Jankin Frode late of Llansoe, yeoman, premises and details as in No. 77, to Robert William of Tregirog.

Bond by William Morgan Jeine of Dingistowe, yeoman, to Roger William John ap Ievan of the town of Uske, yeoman, to David Phelip Hoell of Landsoie, gent., in £40 for performance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Copy Court Roll, Raglande. At Court of William, Earl of Worcester, before William John Thomas, esq., steward. Surrender by John Hopkyn Phillipe and Phillipp David ap gwillim of Dyngastowe, feoffees of the customary lands and tenements of William Morgan Jeine, now in the tenure of Rise ap Morice, and at the order of William Morgan Jeine, of all lands, tenements, etc., in the parish of Dyngastowe in the lordship of Raglands, now in the tenure of Rise ap Morice, to use of David Phellippe Hoell. Heriot 5s., fine 6d.

Final Concords, Common Pleas. John Hoell, clerk, and Thomas Philpot, complainants, David Phelyp Powell, gent., deforciant, of two messuages, etc., in Llanvihangell tormoneyth, Wolphesnewton, Llansoy and Llanyssen.

Bond by Philip William of Newchurche, yeoman, John Vachan of Wolvesnewton, yeoman, John ap John of Wolvesnewton, yeoman, Jane verghe Thomas of Wolvesnewton, and Katherine verghe Thomas of Wolvesnweton, to David Phelip Hoell of the parish of Lansoi, gent., in £40 to obey the arbitration of John ap Rosser of Wolvesnewton and William Morice of Uske, gent., arbitrators appointed by both sides, on certain parcels of land, one called Werne thee and Kae baghe, the second called Coede theseietee, the third called Bridwalle, the fourth in Willi is medowe, in the parish of Woluesnewton (not executed).

Grant by Philipp William of Newchurche, yeoman, Elinor vergh Thomas, his wife, John ap John otherwise yghaun of Wolfes Newton, yeoman, Jenet verghe Thomas, his wife, Jana verghe Thomas of Wolfes Newton and Katerine vergh Thomas of the same, daughters and co-heirs of Thomas ap Rosser and Katerine vergh Thomas his wife, to David Phelip Powell of Llansoe, gent., of all right in the lands, tenements, etc. with appurtenances late of Thomas ap John and Margaret his wife, in the parish of Wolfesnewton, parcels of lands late in the tenure of John Gruffith ap Owen, deceased, only excepted.

Bond by William Rosser of Llangome, yeoman, and John Rosser of Wolfesnewton, yeoman, to David Philip Powell of Llansoe, gent., in £40 to give good estate in all their lands and tenements, etc., with appurtenances in the parish of Wolfesnewton, except a parcel of lands called Vernell'.