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1. Richard Coll, son of John Coll of Lloyngwayr in Kemmeys;. 2. William Robert of Haverford, merchant. Grant of the moiety of a burgage, toft and garden in the town of Haverford which formerly belonged to John Steward of Haverford, 'ffrisour', which the grantor had of the gift of Avis Benteley late wife of the said John Steward, which moiety lies in le Castelton between the tenements of Oweyn Lacharn' and David ap Howell ap David, and which toft and garden lie together outside the north gate of the said town. Latin.

1. Richard Warla;. 2. John Geffrey, chaplain. Release of two burgages in Haverford near Rotheryngeyle between the tenement of John Musselwyke and Joan his wife on one part and the tenement of Richard Fayrewod and Joan his wife on the other. Witnesses: Robert Tankard, reeve of Haverford, Thomas Sturmyn the younger. John Gwyn, John. Picton, Thomas Seys, Walter Hasteler, Phillip Sturmyn, Thomas Rentele. Latin.

1. Henry Russell;. 2. Henry his son. Grant of a shop (selda) in the town of Haverford lying between the tenement of Adam de fraxino on the east part and grantor's land on the west part. Rent: 1d. annually. Witnesses: Adam Onger, John Frebody, reeves of Haverford, David Piketon, John Doustou, William le reue. Latin.

1. William le fener;. 2. Thomas Arnold. Lease for four years of a third part of a burgage in Haverford lying between the burgages of the said Thomas and of John Drinhill to secure the payment of 20s. Witnesses: John de Castro Martini and Walter Poytin, reeves of Haverford, Nicholas Loue, John Corston, John Drinhull. Latin.

1. John Dauyt, chaplain;. 2. Phillip Potety, fuller. Grant of a burgage in Haverford situated in le Castelton between the tenements of John Simond and Adam Turel. Witnesses: Richard Lagharne, reeve of the town of Haverford, Richard Harnold, John Howell, Henry Letard, Walter Deyer. Latin.

1. Walter Hord and Margaret his wife;. 2. Joan Beret and Walter Baret of Treffran. Lease for 30 years of two messuages, seven bovates of land and one acre of meadow in Treffran in the lordship of Haverford. Rent: 20s. 8d. annually.

1. Stephen Slich and Alice his wife;. 2. John son of Tankard de Corston the younger. Bond in respect of a feoffment of two parts of a burgage in Haverford.

1. John Hamelin;. 2. Eva daughter of Richard Saleman. Grant in fee farm of half a burgage in Haverford situated between the half burgage formerly of Jordan de Calne and the land of Richard Cornok. Rent: 1/2d. annually. Witnesses: John Nest, David Panda, reeves, Richard Cornok, Thomas de Sancto David, John tinctore, John Keting, Henry Broyn. Latin.

1. John Tancard son and heir of Walter Tancard;. 2. Magister John le fener. Grant in consideration of £4 at an annual rent of 6s. issuing out of a burgage in the town of Haverford formerly of Richard Excestre which lies between the tenement of John de Castromartini on the east part and the tenement formerly of Richard Scouyn on the west part. Witnesses: magister John le fener and Richard le Spicer, reeves of Haverford, Clement Broun, John de Castro Martini, Phillip le fener. Richard Frebody, William Freystrop. Latin.

1. John Bunteyn of Haverford, merchant, and Alice Blake daughter and heir of William Blake of Haverford;. 2. John Lyghtfot of Haverford. Grant in fee farm of two arches called 'ii Archys' in Haverford situated below the council-house (sub pretorio) of Haverford which stand opposite another arch. Rent: 12d. annually. Latin.

Leases of farms and lands on the Picton Estate in the parishes of Redberth, Boulston, Bletherston, Llysyfran, Lambston, Slebech, Llawbaden and Llanycefn.

1. Richard Coriston;. 2. William Fenyr. Letter Of Attorney to sake seisin of the third part of a burgage in Haverford lying between the tenement of Richard Warlaghe and the tenement formerly of John Wode. Latin.

1. John Tarnaard son and heir or Walter Tankard;. 2. Magister John le fenir. Release of an annual rent of 2s. issuing out of a burgage in the town of Havorford between the tenement of William Piketon and the river (rivulum) of Bethe and an annual rent of 14d. issuing from a half burgage in the said town lying between the tenements of William Piketon and Nicholas Loue. Latin.

1. Thomas Richard of Logh 'freistrop;. 2. John Kickard her eldest son. Grant of one burgage in the town of Haverford in le Dewistret between the tenement of Maurice Hardying and the tenement late of William Harri, and a messuage and a moiety of a bovate of land in West donnyston in Roos within the lordship of the said town. Latin.

1. Thomas Luce;. 2. Walter Fenir and Alice his wife. Grant of a burgage in Haverford between the tenement formerly of William Reynbod and the tenement of Richard le Priry, dhaplain. Witnesses: William de Drihill, Richard Spark', Henry Backyn, John Nest, William le grout. Latin.

1. Isabel Jordan of Haverford, gentlewoman. 2. Thomas Lond' of Haverford, mercer. Grant in fee farm of a burgage in Haverford lying in le Marketstret between the tenement of Joan Willym, formerly the wife of William David weaver, on the south part and the tenement late of Mathew Touker on the north part, and a moiety of a burgage there in le Dewstret between the moiety of the burgage late of Thomas Morgan, esq., and the tenement of John Lightefote. Rent: 12s. 6d. annually. Latin.

1. George Ellys of Trewent, gent., and Hugh Owen of Orielton, esq.;. 2. Thomas Canon of Haverfordwest, knight. Bond in £300 to pay to Alexander Towse, gent., £104 on 16 May next and to deliver a bond dated 14 Nov. 1628 wherein the said Sir Thomas Canon with Hugh Owen is bound for the debt of the said George Ellys to Alexander Towse.

1. Sir William Wogan of Wiston, knight;. 2. John Nerberth of Thomas Chappell in the parish of Begellye, yeoman, John Nerberth the younger, his oldest son, and Thomas Nerberth his second son. Lease for lives of a messuage or tenement late in the tenure of Thomas Rees of Thomas Chappell lying in the township of Thomas Chappell. Rent: 12s., one couple of capons and one couple of hens annually, and a heriot. Witnesses: Robert Owen, George Prowte, John Morce.

1. Walter Hore esq.;. 2. Hugh ap Oweyn, clerk. Grant of a messuage and two bovates of land in Magna Honyburgh. Latin.