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Part of Slebech Estate Records,
Public Instrument drawn up by William called Fossard, notary public, of the diocese of St. Davids, recording that on the aforesaid date frater William de Hulles, master of the Hospital of St. John of Slebech' appeared in the Chapel of St. Mary of Lawadeyn in the diocese of St. Davids and read, recited and made public the following records: (1) An agreement between the brethren of the Hospital of Jerusalem, viz., Richard Turt', Samson and the rest, and Richard son of Tankard, composed by the bishop of St. Davids, whereby the market of Haverford is quit-claimed to Richard son of Tankard who undertook not to bring about the removal of the other two parts of the market or that which was accustomed to be held at the castle of Ros of the lands of Robert son of Godbert and Guy de Bryona. Richard son of Tankard also granted to the brethren in the land of Kardigan the church que dicitur de villa Gerbaund et Alfwynne ?fratrum which he had in the time of King Henry with the lands and privileges thereto belonging; and also the church of Trefdreyr [co. Cardigan], land in Haverford, and quiet (quietitudinem) in his market to them and the tenants of the Hospital, but merchants from outside to render customary dues of the lord. Witnesses given. (2) Grant by Roger de Clara, earl of Hereford, to the brothers of the Hospital of Jerusalem of three dwellings in his town of Kardigan with all liberty within and without the market, a carucate of land in the same town, land within the precinct of his castle of Penwdic, the churches of Stradmeric, Lansafrei and Trefdreyr with their lands, and other liberties. Witnesses given. (3) Notification of the dean, chancellor and treasurer of Hereford, on the receipt of a mandate from Pope Honore to compose the dispute between the abbot and convent of Talelek' and the master of the Hospital of Jerusalem of Slebech, of the agreement whereby the abbey and convent of Talelek' release to the prior and brethren of the Hospital of Jerusalem in England their right in the tithes and obventions of Langereng, Moillon and Styncoyt belonging to the church of St. Michael of Trefdreyr; and brother William chaplain, proctor of the prior [ of the order of St. John] of Jerusalem in England, and the master of Slebech, released to Talley all their right in the church of St. Michael of Penbri' with its chapels, and the church of St. John of Betuskarleug for an annual pension of 4s., and all actions relating to Talelek. Witnesses given. (4) Notification by Gervase, bishop of St. Davids [1215-1229], of a similar agreement as (3). (5) Institution by Anselm, bishop of St. Davids, dated 1239 the morrow of St. Hilary, of magister Maurice, clerk, to the church of Trefdreyr of Kardigan, saving the patronage in future to the master of the Hospital of Slebech to whom the presentation is known to belong. (6) Institution by Anselm, bishop of St. Davids, dated 1239 the Vigil of St. Vincent, of Magister Maurice to the church of Trefdreyr, as (5), with a clause saving the due and ancient pension to the Hospital of Slebech. Witnesses to the reading of the above records are given. Latin. Stained. (See Journal of the National Library of Wales, 1948 for the text of this record).