1 Dame Frances Noell, widow and executrix of Sir William Noell. 2 Francis Stafford of Narborow, Leicestershire, gent. Letters Of Attorney to enable 2 to receive for his own use the sum of £26.5.0 which Sir Charles Kemeys acknowledged on 15 July 1672 to be owing to Sir William Noell on the marriage or death of Sir Charles, whichever came first.
Receipt of James Morgan of Carlyon, co. Mon., bart, for £300 paid by George Kemeys of Lanederne, co. Glam., gent., being the purchase money for a m., garden and 41 a. of land in p. St Cadock [Llangatwg], co. Mon.
Proposals for settling Sir Charles Kemeys' estate on himself with remainder to his eldest son and for securing Jointure and portions.
Receipts of John Cragge, portreeve of Uske, for the payment of £10, being a legacy bequeathed by Anne, Lady Morgan, otherwise Strickland, to the poor of the town of Uske, co., Mon., and of Rowland Morgan for the same sum bequeathed to the poor of p's Llanllowell and Llangiven.
1 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Morgan William of p. Eglwysilan, yeoman. Lease for 99 years determinable upon three lives of several parcels of land called Gwayne isha containing 3 acres of 'Laeth Lethin' measure, kae gwayne isha (la), kae bach (1/2 a.), hendra gelly ddy (2 a.), Gwayne kae sheyshill (2 a.), kae sheyshell (13/4 a.), hanner gwayne yr howah (l a.), Gwayne yr howah (11/4 a.), lloyne y brain, (21/4 a.), Gwayne vach hendra gellyddy (l a.), and measuring altogether about 16 a. of 'Laeth Lethin' measure in p. Eglysilan; reserving timber, mines and quarries. Consideration: £23. Annual rent: £4, a couple of fat capons on 1 Jan., heriot. Duties: one day's work at harvest or 3s.6 in lieu thereof at the election of the lord. Counterpart. Damaged.
Receipt for £7 paid by Lady Kemeys to Mrs Moris for lodging,
1 Nicholas Kemeys of the town of [Cardi]ffe, co. Glam. 2 Sir Charles Kemeys of Kevenmabley, co. Glam., bart. Letters Of Attorney to let m's and lands in p's Peterston, Rumpney, St Brides and Marshfield, co. Mon., holden under the manors of Rumney, Peterston, Dotchery, Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, Dowlas and Hengout. Damaged.
1 Sir Charles Kemeys of Keven Mably, co. Glam., bart. 2 The Hon. Thomas Wharton, esq., comptroller of His Majesty's Household and Goodwyn Wharton his brother. Covenant by 1 that whatever part of the estate of the late Anne Thomas shall descend to his son, Charles, shall be used towards paying off such incumbrances charged on the estate, and that whatever share of the said estate may descend on his daughters Jane and Mary shall be to the sole use of his said daughters. Recites that Anne Thomas, daughter of 1's wife Mary by William Thomas her former husband, by her will devised her estate equally between l's wife and the said Charles, Jane and Mary, that administration of AT's estate has been granted to his wife and by that means the power of recovering and receiving in her estate is in 1 and that some securities belonging to her estate are taken in the names of 2 whose names are to be made use of in recovering and receiving the same and consequently in discharging the same.
Receipted Bill for £2.4.0 for wine supplied to Sir Charles Kemeys,
Bond in £160 that if 2 should within a year procure to 1 the post of landwaiter within the port ...,
1 James Hamond of the Tower of London, gent. 2 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. Bond in £160 that if 2 should within a year procure to 1 the post of landwaiter within the port of London, 1 will pay the £80 due to 2 from his father, William Hamond, late of Cardiff, yeoman, out of his salary at the rate of £8 per quarter.
Receipt of Mary Kemeys for £60 paid by William Fashions being the shares of her brothers Sir Charles Kemeys and George Kemeys, esq., out of the rents and profits of the real estate of William Whitmore.
Inventory of goods, furniture and household stuff left at Ruperra, co. Glam., in the charge of Jane Rice and a list of goods taken to Kevenmably, co. Mon.
Receipt for the payment of £10.4.0 by Sir Charles Kemeys, being duty due to the King upon the burial of Lady Mary Kemeys his wife.
Receipt for £5 paid by Sir Charles Kemeys to Claude Vallon, being a legacy bequeathed to his son Jean Vallon by the will of Lady Mary Kemeys.
List of lands in p's Wenvo, Cowbridge, Cadoxton, Keyrey, St Fagans, Merthur Dovan, St Jones [sic] Cardiff, Llantrissent, St Nicholas, Lanederne, St Lythans and St Andrews, co. Glam., limited to Elizabeth Thomas.
Bond in £400 to secure repayment of £200 on 15 Aug. 1712. Endorsed: 'No. 6',
1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Anthony Montonner of p. St James, Westminister, Middlesex, periwig maker. Bond in £400 to secure repayment of £200 on 15 Aug. 1712. Endorsed: 'No. 6'.
Memorandum of a lease granted by the earl of Pembroke for the lives of Thomas Lewis, Mary Thomas and to the children of one Worlidge.
1 Sir Charles Remeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Thomas Lewellyn of Cadoxton, yeoman. Bargain And Sale of two parcels of land (5 a.) called Edinsham and pains in p. St Andrews, bounded by the lands late of Edmond Thomas and the highway leading from Greenhood to Cadoxton. Consideration: £75. Recites that 1 is already in possession of the said parcels of land by virtue of a lease for 99 years, determinable on three lives, granted to him in 1670.
1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Morgan of Ruperra, esq. Release of a m. and water grist mill called Velin Vach and ll1/4 a. of land of 'Laethblethin' measure, a m. containing 17 a. of land of the same measure, m's called Thomas Neyrak' s farm (4 a. of the same measure) Howell Norgan's farm (71/4 a. of the same measure), a cottage and garden, a m. containing 14 a. of the said measure, and a m. called Harry Lewis' s farm (4 a. of the said measure), all in p. Lanvedowe otherwise Michaelston Vedow. Consideration: £300.