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1. Jenet verch Howell Thomas ap Rees of Bedwelltie. 2. Thomas Morgan of Maghen, esq. Release of lands in p. Bedwelltie in the lordship of Maghen, which came into her possession after the death of her father. Latin.

1. William Moris, senior, of Stowe in St Woollos. 2. William Hewse, a burgess of Newport. Assignment of a lease for 99 years held from the mayor and burgesses of Newport of land called Capthorne belonging to the church of St Woollos.

1. Howel ap John Powell ap Gwillim of Tallin, gent. 2. Madok Thomas ap Gwillim. Bond for quiet enjoyment of two a. of land called y pounde in Tallin.

1. William Lewis of Lanthewye Rythergh, esq. 2. Thomas Morgan of Machen, esq. Bond for performance of covenants dated June 30 1650 between the said William Lewis and Sir Trevor Williams, Sir William Morgan, ffraunces Wyndham, Thomas Morgan, William Jones, Reece Williams, Edward Morgan, William Lewis and Rowland Morgan.

1. John Ball of Byshton, co. Mon., mason. 2. Thomas Aldrich of London, esq. Bargain And Sale of a cottage, barn and 'tay' house in Byshton.

1. Rice Prichard of Brecknocke, corvisor, and Walter Prichard, his eldest son, also a corvisor. 2. Howell Morgan of Lliwell, esq. Grant in trust of a house in Ship Street, Brecon, to the use of Rice Prichard for life, and after his dec. to Elinor, his wife, with reversion to Roger Prichard, son of the said Rice and Elinor.

1. John Morgan of the city of London, esq. 2. Thomas David Phillip of Marshfield, translator. Lease (counterpart) of a house and two gardens in Marshfield.

1. Anna, verch John, widow of Thomas ap David Thomas. 2. Thomas ap John ap Morgan, son of John Morgan, kt. Grant of lands in p's Menethustelond and Bedwelte in the lordship of Maghan, formerly in the possession of Grantor's husband. Witnesses include Roger ap Gruffydd, rector of Maghen. Latin.

1. Anthony, Lord Bishop of Llandaff. 2. Philipp Williams of Mathern, yeoman. Lease (counterpart) in perpetuity of a tmt and 11 a. of land in the tenure of John Bynche, a tmt and 6 a. formerly in the tenure of Nicholas Aldey, two parcels of land, one of which lies in a place called lawweys end called litle less and another at brode medes end called litle hilmede, a parcel called Sterts and Smalewarthe, a tmt of 41/2 a. of arable land with 31/2 a. of pasture formerly belonging to Thomas Howard, a garden and 4 a. of arable land, one r. of meadow, and 6 a. of arable land in Bodenwell, a parcel of arable land called le lippet, a tmt and land called paynsfild, a tmt and lands formerly in the tenure of John Aldey, a cottage and lands formerly belonging to the said John Aldey, two tmts. and land in the tenure of John Mayn, a pasture called le clyfflese near the Severn, a close of arable land formerly in the tenure of Richard Thomas, a close called Seymorsfild, a close of pasture called longewalls and longwalls forlong with four a. of meadow in the east part of Brodemede, four a. of meadow lying in le brodemede called le Butte, a cottage, a garden, and a parcel of pasture called herbert's landes, a parcel of meadow called holemede, a cottage called Burton's place, two a. of land called Agnes lands, a parcel of pasture called dewserows, a tmt called Kibyos, a parcel of meadow called Kibyos paroke, a m. called le Churche howse, two a. called Bordberdmershe alias Ricelese, two pastures called horsmershe and monkemede alias monkmede warth, a parcel of arable and pasture land at St Lawrence called brode fylde, a weir in the Severn called Clyffewere, all of which lie in the lordship or manor of Matharn and St Lawrence. Latin.

Writ of pluries against Henry Williams, gent., and Henry, his son, for not acknowledging a fine and recovery on a bond of £400. Endorsements re the several non-appearances of the defendants.

Final Concord in a fine levied at Westminster between Lewis Thomas, gent., plaintiff, and David Danniell, deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged one m., one barn, one bakehouse, one cowhouse, one garden, one orchard, six a. of lands, and two a. of pasture in Coedkernew and Marshfield to be the property of the plaintiff. Latin.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between Edward Robert, plaintiff, and Roland Morgan, gent., deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged one m., 4 a. of land, 11/2 a. of meadow, and 10 a. of pasture in St Brides to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. Roger Aldey of Portscuett, gent. 2. Henry Williams the elder of Matharne and Henry Williams, gent., his son and heir. Quit Claim of mortgaged lands called paynisfeild, the dayhowse Court and hayes, four parcels of meadow called the smale meade, and a meadow called the fower acres, p. Matharne.

1. Henry Williams the elder of Matharne, gent., and Henry Williams, his son and heir, gent. 2. Henry Jones of Baslege, gent., and Henry Thomas of Baslege, gent. 3. Thomas Morgan of Machen, esq. Mortgage for £200 of lands called paynes feild, the Day howse Courte and hayes, four parcels of meadow land called the smale meade, and a meadow called the fower acres, p. Matharne.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between Henry Jones and Henry Thomas, plaintiffs, and Henry Williams the elder, gent., and Henry Williams the younger, gent., deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged 10 a. of land, 8 a. of meadow, and 5 a. of pasture in Matharne to be the right of the plaintiffs.

Exemplification Of A Recovery with double voucher, whereby Thomas Morgan, esq., recovered from Henry Williams the elder, gent., and Henry Williams the younger, gent., 10a. of land, 8 a. of meadow, and 5 a. of pasture in Matharne.

1. William Morgan Howell of Baslegge, co. Mon., yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. William John Morgan of Ynys Edw, co. Mon., gent. Release of three parcels containing eight a. in p. Baslegg, as defined. Latin.

1. Anna vergh David of Baslege, co. Mon., widow and relict of William Rosser Ieuan, dec., Howell William, their son and heir, of Baslege, yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. William Hopkine of Michellstone Vedow, co. Glam., yeoman. Grant, in consideration of £14, of a parcel of land called Kaer Ithyn in p. Baslege, as defined. Latin.