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Grant by James Philpott and Alina vergh Thomas, his wife, to David William of a parcel of land at a place called Wenalthe in the parish of Newchurche betweene the land of John Philpott and the lands of Philippe Harry on all sides.

Bond by Philipp ap Ieuan, clerk, of the parish church of Llangome, Katerine vergh Phelip, wife of Cheffrey ap Philip of the same parish[ and Thomas ap Cheffrey son and heir of the said Cheffrey] to David Philip Hoell of Llansoy, gent., and Cheffrey ap Philip of Llansoy, in £40 to obey the award of Sir Griffith ap Hoell, clerk, and Cheffrey ap John of the parish of Llansoy, arbitrators elected by both parties on the right of all lands and tenements, etc., now remaining in the hands of David Phelip Hoell, Phelip Thomas ap Yoroth, Angnes, his wife, and Cheffrey ap Phelip, the son and heir of Phelip Thomas ap Yoroth.

Lease by Thomas ap Morgan, kt., to John ap Jeyn Hoell, of the parish of Sherenewton, husbandman, of one close of pasture, 12 acres in the parish of Magor, late in the holding of Watkyn David abutting towards the Grenenmorewale leading towards Magor on the south and the land late in the holding of William Vaghan of Undy on the east, for 100 years at 8s. per annum payable at Lammas, suit of court, relief 8s. and a couple of capons at Easter. Fine 20s. Signed: Thomas Morgan.

Copy Court Roll. Uske Castle. At the Castle Gate of Uske before William Phelipp, gent., deputy of Henry, Earl of Worcester, steward. Surrender by John Hoell and Edmond Hoell of two parcels of arable land and a parcel of meadow called Kay polle and Kay greyghe in the parish of Wolffesnewton to use of David Phelipp Hoell. Fine for entry 9d.

Award of Thomas Phelippe, gent., John ap Ieuan, William John ap Griffith and Hoell ap John ap Hoell, elected arbitrators between David Phelippe Hoell and Katheryn vergh Phelippe on the right of all lands and tenements late of Phellipe Thomas ap Yorothe, Angnes his wife, Geffrey Phellippe and the said Katherin Phellippe his wife. Award of possession and interest therein to David Phellippe Hoell according to the former bargain and surrender by Geffrey Philippe and the said Katrin Phelippe, his wife, at the Castle Gate of Uske as by copy, 22 January 37 Henry VIII (1545); Katherin Phelippe to accomplish the former award by Sir Griffith ap Hoell of Llandenny and Jeffrey ap John of Llansoye, dated 9 June 38 Henry VIII (1546); David Phelippe to pay Kathrin Phelippe and her children by her husband Geffrey Philippe, £17. 6. 8. to be equally divided between Katherin and her children according to the discretion of Sir Phelippe Ieuan, vicar of Llangomme at the court next held in the lordship of Uske after St Martin next £5. 15. 6, Katherine before the receipt of the money to surrender all her right to the premises to the use of David Phelippe Hoell, and on Sunday after Trinity Sunday £5. 15. 6. to be paid upon the fountstone in the parish of Llangomme, and £5. 15. 6. on Sunday after St Martins following at the same place; agreed that Sir Philippe Ieuan shall receive the same and divide it, keeping the part belonging to the children in his custody to employ the same towards the finding of the said children and their most advantage.

Award of Hopkyn Edmond of Llansoye, gent., and Morgan David ap Jeyne of Rymston, yeoman, arbitrators between David Philip Hoell of one part and Philip Thomas, Agnes, his wife, Thomas Madoke and Jankyn Thomas of the other part on the right of a tenement and all lands and tenements, etc., which were late in the tenure of Gefferey Philip late deceased, Philip Thomas and Agnes, his wife, in the parish of Llansoye; to David Philip Hoell, but 13s. 4d. per annum to be paid for life to Philip Thomas and Agnes, his wife, equally at the feast of Sts. Phillip and James and Michaelmas, to be allowed to dwell in the tenement until St Philip and James next and to surrender the bond of £40 of Philip Thomas, Thomas Madok and Jankyn Thomas.

Grant by Blaynche Herbert, widow, late relict of William Herbert of Troye, kt., Charles Herbert, esq., son and heir of the said William Herbert and Thomas Herbert, gent., to David Philip Powell of a tenement of land, arable, etc., with appurtenances, late of Thomas Herbert and of Thomas ap Jankyn ap Mc, in the parish of Wollfsnewton, in the lordship of Uske, now or late in the occupation of Thomas ap Yorothe, and appointment of John ap Yeuan ap Henry, as attorney to deliver seisin. Signed: Charlys Herbert.

A Number of legal notes with the heading "Reasonable considerations for the part of Dame Blanche Herbert, widow, late wife of Sir William Herbert of Troy, kt., whereby it may appear that she ought to have and enjoy a tenement with 3 parcels of land in Wolfesnewton late purchased by the said Sir William Herbert of William ap Hoell ap Jankyn and Johan, his wife, gent., and discharged of 7s. 8d. of rent, which rent Kateryn Herbert late wife of Thomas Herbret chalensithe to him as parcel of her jointure after the death of the said Thomas Herbert".

Grant by Geoffrey Thomas ap Howell to Philip Hoell of all lands, tenements, meadows, pastures and woods which he has in the parish of Llansoe, Llankenoke and Llanwennelth, which descended to him after the death of Thomas ap Thomas ap Hoell his brother and which were formerly of Thomas ap Hoell his father.

Grant by Richard Jeyne David to David Phelipp Hoell of all lands and tenements, etc., with appurtenances, late of Jeyn David ap Yorothe in the parishes of Llangenock and Llanvihanell.

Note of a lease made by John Smith, Doctor of Law, Archdeacon of Landaff, to John David William of Trelleg, David Phelip Powell of Lansoe and Harry Nicholas of Sherenewton, gentlemen, of the church of Biston in Netherwent, belonging to the archdeaconry of Landaff, with all glebe lands, rents, etc., for 90 years at £4 per annum. N.d. Enjoyed by David Phelip Powell until his death and then by Charles Powell, gent., and Walter Powell, clerk, his executors until about 14 September last, when George Roger, otherwise Langston, curate there procured himself to be presented and now occupies the profits.

Memorandum of a similar surrender as No. 1769 of the premises by Reginald ap Howell, gent., to the use of Reginald William, son of John William voghan. Fine for licence of entry 12d.

Release And Quitclaim by Jankyn Rychard to Reginald ap Jankyn and Jane vergh John, his wife, of all right in a parcel of land, with appurtenances, named Lloyne Blethyn in the parish of Llanyssen. Given at Llanyssen.

Writ to the Master of the Wards and Liveries, etc., the Chancellor General, Surveyor, etc. of the Court of Augmentations, Treasurer of the Chamber and others. Pardon for his true and faithful service to William, Earl of Worcester, of the following sums in which he is indebted to the Crown:- £220. 9. 7. for arrears of one annual rent of £99. 3. 10. reserved out of the possessions of the late Priory of Tyntern, due for 2 1/2 years ended at Annunciation 6 Edward VI (1552) : £92. 13. 4. arrears of a farm called Vndey at £36. 13. 4. a year due for 2 1/2 years at the same term; £19. 14. 0 1/8. for 1/2 years rent of the sitem demesne and parsonage, with other lands belonging to the late Priory of Cheppystowe let to Morgan Wolf by lease for term of years due at the same term; £178. 13. for arrears of a farm called Caldecote due at Michaelmas 5 Edward VI (1551); £23. 11. 6. for half years rent of the same farm of Caldecote due at Annunciation 6 Edward VI (1552); £184. 0. 63/4, for his fine for his livery in the Court of Wards and Liveries, for the payment of which the Earl and others stand bound in several obligations; £4. 6. 2. due for the rate of lands from 6 November, when the father died to 29 November, when he made tender of his livery at the rate of 20s. 6 1/2. a day; £77. 11. 9 1/4. parcel of a greater sum payable by Warrant made 10 March 1 Edward VI (1547) for the instalment of the same.

Grant by John Jeyne David, clerk, Edward Jeyne David, Richard Jeyne and Phelipp Jeyne David, sons and heirs of Jeyn David ap Yoroth, deceased, to David Phillip Hoell of Llansoye, gent., of 2 acres of arable land and pasture called Tere Hoell of Llansoye, gent., of 2 acres of arable land and pasture called Tere Hoell in the parish of Llanissen between the lands of Jankyn Richard, the land of the said David Philipp and the highway leading from Llansoy to Treleck on all parts. Appointment of John ap Jein ap Henry as attorney to deliver seisin.

Bond by William Hoell ap Hoell of Llansoy, yeoman, to David Phelip Hoell in £100 for performance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Covenant between Charles Herbert of Troye, kt. and Thomas Herbert of Woonostowe, esq., to Henry Llñs, esq., John David William of Trryllek and David Philip Powell of Llansoye, gent., (following the intention to levy a fine next term in the Common Pleas on the manors of Woonostew, Aynt Maghan, Monemothe, Trecrprawghed, Llanveyre vybon Owen, Llansoye, Ryddmayne and Wollfsnewton, with appurtenances, and of a park, 100 messuages, etc., in Wonnostowe, Saynt Maghan, Monmothe, Trecaprawghed, Llanveyr vybon Owen, Llansoye, Ryddmayne Wollfsnewton, Llandenny, Mychell Troye, Comcarva, Pennallt, Penclauthe, Llanthomas, Llanyshen, Llangenock, Llanvihangell tormonethe, Teregayr, Penros, Gwernesny, Llangom, Rockffyld, Saynt bryde, Saynt Margrete and Tryllek, now or late in tenure of Charles Herbert, kt., and Lady Blaynche Herbert, widow, mother of Charles Herbert, kt.) to stand seised of the said manors, etc., to enfeoff Charles Herbert, kt. Signed: Charlys Herbert, Thomas Herbert.

Bond by Charles Herbert of Troye, kt., to William John and John ap John, in 100 marks, to make a sufficient estate in the law to William John and John ap John before Michaelmas next, for £43. 6. 8. of which £33. 6. 8. is now paid and £10 is to be paid on next Low Easter Sunday, in a grist mill, with all lands, mill ponds, etc., and other appurtenances, in the parishes of Llanyssen and Lanveyre, in as ample a manner as they at the manor of Llanveyr vybon Owen as often as the said court shall be held. Signed: Charlys Herbertt.

Grant by Thomas Hoell David Protert of Wolffes newton, yeoman, and Margery verghe Ieuan his wife to David Philippe Hoell, gent., of a messuage with lands and tenements which descended to him by hereditary right after the death of Hoell David ap Robert, his father, and which land is in six pieces, of which five places lie together between the lands late of John Hoell David Robert, the land of Henry Watkyn and the way leading from Wolffesnewton to Newchurche on one side and the land late of Charles Herbert, the lands of John Iorwerth, the lands of Henry Watkyn and the land of Ieuan John Gwilim on the other, in length between the lands called a menyth maure and the land of William John Gryffith on one head and the land of the said Ieuan John gwilim on the other, and the sixth piece called a Werlod neweyth abutting on the land of the said Henry Watkyn, the land late of the said John Hoell David Probert and the land of the said David Phillippe Hoell, all in the parish of Wolffesnewton.