Dangos 1734 canlyniad

Correspondence addressed to the solicitor of the Slebech estate concerning the financial position of the estate and the proposed sale of part of it.

Memorandum relating to an allotment belonging to William Knox, esq., on Templeton Mountain, [p. Templeton, co. Pemb.], surveyed by James Goode.

Notice signed by John Evans of the shutting up of parts of the public highway between Crafty Corner and Pembroke Dock, p's St Mary's and Cosheston, co. Pemb.

Letters relating to Lord Cawdor's offer of a site for a proposed parsonage house in p. Slebech, co. Pemb., declined by Baron de Rutzen, patron of the parish. See also No. 3363, dated 1838, Dec. 14.

Account of John Wyn, receiver of Roger de Mortuou Mari, Earl of March, for Nerbert and a third part of the commote of Amgoyd and Plunyok, from Michaelmas, 31 Edward III to Michaelmas, 32 Edward III.

Account of John de Wylteschir, receiver, constable and forester of Philippa, Countess of March, for Narberth, a third part of Amgoyd and Penllinyniaug, and St. Clare, from Michaelmas, 35 Edward III. Also the detailed accounts [incomplete] of the several ministers of the said Philippa, Countess of March:- John Baron, reeve of Robertson; Phillip Cole, reeve of Kanaston;. John Gibbe, reeve of Tempilton; Phillip Henry, reeve of St. Clare; avid Hychyn, reeve of Nova Domus [New House]; Llewelyn ap Griffith ap Howel, beadle of Wilfrey; Gwyon Vachan, beadle of Amgoyd and Pluniauc; Iuan Gotta, reeve of Castro Durant; David Iuan, reeve of Moileston; Iuan Meynlas, reeve of Lanwaythan.

Account of Thomas Peytevyn, receiver of Edward de Mortuo Mari, Kinght, for the lordship of Nerberth, from Michaelmas, 22 Richard II to Michaelmas, 23 Richard II.

Account of Henry Wogan, treasurer of the county of Pembroke, from Michaelmas, 1 Richard III to Michaelmas, 2 Richard III, being a summary of he accounts received frown the various ministers of the town of Pembroke, the mills of Pembroke, ferry of Burton, reeveship of Castlemartyn, Westhundred and Easthundred of Pembroke, Coidrath forest, Coidrath, the town of Tenby, Dougledy, Kemmys, Rous, St. Florence, Kyngeswode and Gawdon, Malros, Pyerston, Fobbeston, [Fenton], Rowespole, More, Suerthbury, Haroldston, [Sy]ke, vill of Cast' Walin, Fletherhill, [all in co. Pembroke], town of Llanstephan, Penryn, le Ferry, Oisterlowe, St. Clare, Trayneclynton, [co. Carmarthen,] town of Kilgarren, Emelyn, Maynordevy, Differyn Bryan, weirs of Kilgarran, and Kevyndrym forest, [co. Pembroke].

Ministers' Accounts. Co. Pembroke. 1 Edward VI. Accounts of the ministers of Reis Griffith, esq., attained of high treason:- Phillip Hancok, deputy of John Webbe, reeve of the town of Narbert; and Eynon david, reeve of Caniston, parcel of the manor of Carew.

Extracts from the court rolls of Narberth foreign relating to the lands held by John Elliott, esq., in 1584.

Bottom edge tattered and crumpled. Incomplete. Records of the Courts [?Baron] of the lordship of Nerberthe foreign.

Court Roll. Lordship and manor of Slebidge. 19 Oct., 10 James I 0 27 Feb., 3 Charles I. 41 membranes. Bottom edge tattered and crumpled. Incomplete; not chronologically inserted in the roll. Records of the courts leet, view of frank pledge [these form membranes 42-6 in the roll] and courts baron of the lordship and manor of Slebidge [ Slebech, co. Pembroke], including Slebidge, Minwere, Robeston [Wathen], Newton, Canestan, Colby.

Lists of persons who had or had not served on juries and jury lists in the courts of the manors of Slebetch, Minwear, Welsh Hook and Skiber.

Grant of King John to William Marescall', earl of Pembroke, of the lands called Wilfrey and Oisterlof until the King delivers to him his land of Emelin. Latin. Copy 17th cent.

Latin. Copy 1621. (See Cymmrodorion Record Series No. 7, part ii, pp 73-4.).

1.Dauid son of Phillip;. 2.Walter the forester of Mynewer'. Agreement, in consideration of 30s, for a lease for 20 years of a burgage in the tenement (in tenemento) of Mynever' lying between the burgage of John son of Henry and Gladine. Rent: 1d annually. Witnesses: John son of Henry, Phillip Radulf, Phillip Henry, John Godman, John Wade, John Samson, Ricard Dun, Thomas the shepherd (bercarius). Latin. Fragile.

1.Richard son of William Geraud de Ernebaud;. 2.Matthew Wogan and Anis his wife. Release of one messuage and five bovates of land and one and a half acres of meadow in Ernebaud', a piece of land with meadow in Ernebaud on the west side of the church and adjacent to the church of the said vill, two bovates of land which William Rys held of grantor in Ernebaud', two bovates in the tenure of William son of Henry, rector, and half a plough-land (carucata) and one acre of meadow in the tenure of Maurice Geraud, a free rent of 1d. at Algatesland and a free rent of 1/2d. at Stridholme which Richard Crabhol' and Thomas Northwood' are held to pay, and twenty-six acres of land and three roods of meadow in the tenure of Sarah, formerly wife of William Geroud, as her dower. Latin. Torn and Fragile.

1.Phillip Cadigan, senior, of Cadiganiston;. 2.John son of Robert Goch of Preskyli. Agreement to transfer all his land and tenements at Trefle ......in tenemento de Pebid', bought of John Midilhyll, for a term of eight years at an annual rent of 3s., in return for the transfer by the aforesaid John to the aforesaid Phillip of half a carucate of arable land at Barri in tenemento de Castelkynlas, which the said John had of Phillip son of John Barri, for a term of eight years. Latin. Badly damaged.