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1 Richard Kenett of Sevyngton, Kent, husbandman, and Robert Kenneth of Wyllesborough, Kent, labourer. 2 Robert Brent of Willesborough, esq. Quitclaim of a parcel of land (3 a.) called Holmede, formerly belonging to Nicholas Kennet, in p. Willesborough, Kent. Latin.

1 John Maynard of Bilsyngton, Kent. 2 Edward Cobbs of Newcherche, Kent. Quitclaim of a parcel of land (5 a.) on which is built a house, in p. Newcherche, Kent. Latin.

1 William Vavasour of Newtown ('Nova Villa') in co. Mont., gent., and Richard Vavasour his son and heir. 2 Mathew Price of Bodaioghe, co. Mont., esq. Quitclaim of a parcel of land called Y Kay yn y Fron (12 a.) in t. Hendidley, [p. Llanllwchaiarn], co. Mont. Latin.

1 John ap Ieuan Gwyn of Prestene, co. Rad. 2 Walter ap Ieuan Lloyde. Quitclaim of all buildings and lands (unspecified) in p. Pyllethe, co. Rad. Latin.

1 Ieuan son of Walter Dunre. 2 Ieuan son of Lewell' ap Gwalter. Quitclaim of all tenements and lands which Lewelin ap Gwalter father of 2 held, excepting annual chief rent of 12d. payable to lord of the man., in fee of Dunreston [= ? Dinedor, p. Dinedor, Herefordshire]. Witnesses : Morgan ap Gruffith ap Rees, William ap Richard, Owen ap Gruffith ap Rees, John ap Ieuan ap Ph', Gruffith ap Ieuan ap Gwalter. Dated at Dunreston. Latin.

1 Margaret Owen of the Heath, co. Rad., widow of Meredith ap Owen, late of same, dec. 2 Beniamyne Williams of Presteigne, co. Rad., butcher. Quitclaim of Right of Dower of a great meadow called Bushopps Lye (20 a.), adjoining the River of Lugge on the one side, and extending in length from the lands of Francis Rickards, gent., on the upper end to the lands of Walter Burhoppe and Johan his wife at the lower end, in p. Presteigne, co. Rad.. One of witnesses is Hugh Beevan, clerk.

1 Elizabeth Vavasor of Newtowne, co. Mont., widow. 2 William Baxter of Hendidley, p. Llanllochaiarn, co. Mont., gent. Quitclaim of right of dower of a parcel of land formerly called Place Myler and now called Gwirglodd Hervy (4 a.) between the lands of Edward Langford on both sides and one end and the common on the other end, in t. Hendidley, p. Llanllochaiarn, co. Mont.

1 George Lawley, gent. (quer.). 2 Robert Richards and Mary his wife, Amos Steel and Elizabeth his wife (deforc.). R. H. Indenture of No. 80. Marked on dorse 'No. 12'.

1 Richard Herbert of Cumyddailva, co. Mont., esq., and Evan Mathewe of Weeg Dolvor and Keven y Vaestrey, co. Mont., gent., son and heir of Mathewe Evans of Treyrllan, co. Mont., gent. 2 Richard iones of Keven y Mynich, co. Mont., gent. Receipt of £40 being the consideration money in an indenture of release of even date between 1 and 2.

Remembrance Roll of John Lennard, esq., for the Monmouthshire Assizes, from the Hilary Term to the Easter Term, 1585/6 - 1586. Latin. 8 membranes.

1 William Burlace of Lincolns Inne, Middlesex, esq., Francis Luttrell of Grayes Inne, Middlesex, esq., James Walker of Battersey, Surrey, esq., and Beavis Lloyd of Lanrhayder, co. Denb., esq. 2 Sir Evan Lloyd, bart, of Yale, co. Denb. 3 William Barker of p. St. James Clerkenwell, Middlesex, gent. Surrender by 1 to 2 of lease for 100 yrs from 2 to 1 of a capital m. called Bodidriste in Yale with all m's and lands (tenants named), 2 large fields called Brin Dadley and Ffrith Newid (tenants named), part of the demesne land of Bodidriste late in tenure of Mary Lloyd, dec., grandmother of 2, tithes of 2 in t. Bodidriste, all in p's Llanharmon and Llandegla, cos Denb. and Flint, a capital m. called Lanrhayder (tenant named) and m's and lands (tenants named) in Lanrhayder, [?-Yng-nghinmeirch], co. Denb. Recites that 2 leased propety to 1 (9 Sep. 1658) for 100 yrs. Covenant by 1 with 3 that 1 has not encumbered the estate.

1 John Price of Hanter, co. Rad., gent., and Hugh Price, clerk, his son and heir. 2 Thomas Fryzer of Pembridge, Herefordshire, blacksmith, and Magdalen his. Wife. Bargain And Sale of a parcel of arable land (11/2 a.) in a common field called Manley Field, between the parks of Pembridge to the south, the lands of Mr Lothard of the Bylets to the east and west, and the lands belonging to the parsonage of Pembridge to the north, in p. Pembridge, Herefordshire. Consideration : £9. 12s. 6d. Endorsed with note of livery of seisin. Marked on dorse '17'.

Bequeaths to his wife, Edythe for life the rents from 2 m's which he bought of Richard Jones of Reading in occupation of William Myles and John Marten in p. St. Laurence, Reading, Berkshire; Devises the m. in which William Myles lives after his wife's death to Gyles Prior the youngest, being son of Walter Prior, with remainder, in default of issue, to his brother William Prior, and the m. in which John Marten lives after his wife's death to Edmunde Pryor son of Walter Pryor, and in default of issue, to Edmunde's brother, John Pryor. Bequests to dau's and grandchildren.

Devises a house called Old House with the garden belonging called Tir yr Umrusson or Tir ym russon in p. Lliwel, co. Brec., to his sister, Margaret for life, and a m. and lands (unspecified) to his son Rowland Griffith. Bequests to his children. Torn.

Devises all his lands in p. Lanwenarth Citra Vske, co. Mon., to his brother, Charles Morgan, provided that he pays to his brother Walter Morgan, £80, and to his sister, Mary Morgan £40, and to Anthony Hughes, the son of his brother, Thomas Hughes of Crick Howell, £15, and his lands in p. Lanthewye Rutherch, co. Mon., to his sister Margarete Morgan wife of Walter Williams of Langene, on condition that she pays to his brother, Walter Morgan, £250 within 1 year of his decease, all his m's and lands in p. Llanelly, co. Brec. to his brothers Charles Morgan and Walter Morgan, one parcel of land called Ynis Vach in p. Llanelly to his cousin, David Morgan, from his brothers, Charles and Walter, he paying for it as much as any two indifferent persons shall think fit.

Will (dated 3 May 1621) of James Hay of p. Michaell Church Escley, Herefordshire, yeoman. Devises all tmt's and lands which he had purchased from Simon Thomas Howell and Anne his wife, in p's Peterchurch and St. Margaretts, Herefordshire, and all his lands and tmt's whatsover, to his sister Catherine Hay. Numerous bequests to relatives and others.