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Release by Ieuan ap Mc to Richard ap Thomas of all his rights in lands in Wolsenewton, in the lordship of Uske, which he lately purchased of Thomas mc and Agnes vergh Hoell. Dated at Wolsenewton.

Bond by Wyllyhelm Lloelyn of the parish of Saynt Pere and Henry Watkyn of the parish of Wolvesnewton, yeoman, to Davyd Phelip Powell of Llansoy, gent., in £30 to give good estate in an acre of land lying in a close called Maece penewerne, in the parish of Wolfeysnewton.

Grant by William Llewelin of the parish of Seinte Pere and Henry Watkin of the parish of Woluesnewton to David Philippe Hoell of Lansoie of 2 acres of land lying together in a close of land called Maese penie wernen, late in the tenure of Llewelin ap Richard in the parish of Woluesnewton between the lands of Jevan John Guilim on one side and lands late in the tenure of Thomas ap John on the other, between the lands of the said Ieuan John guilim on one head and the land of the rectory of Wolvesnewton on the other; also 1 acre of land lying in the said parish in the said close called Maese penn ie wernene, between the lands late of Thomas ap John on one side, the land of Howell Thomas on the other, the lands belonging to the rector of Woluesnewton on one head, and the lands of the said Jeuan John Guilim on the other.

Grant by Peter boteler, lord of a part of the lordship of Wolfysnewton, to Phillip ap Maurice ap Gruffyth Pye of a built tenement, 10 acres of arable land, of which the tenement and 2 acres lie together in length on one head extending to the way called heolpredenan, the other to certain land called Egoyske, in breadth on one side to a place called Redecar, the other to the wood of the said Peter; 5 acres of the said land lying together in the field called Llanllynwen, in length between the lands of Ioruard ap Eynon and David Stokes, in breadth on one side to the land of Ieuan ap Jak' Dorley, the other to the land of the said Ioruard ap Eynon; 3 pieces of the said land lying in a place called Crofte kedyeyd and another 3 pieces lying in a place called Hendre boyth and another 3 pieces lying in a place called Danyraltalt and Kevynethlegh. Rent: 22d. per annum at Michaelmas and Easter. Witnesses: Thomas rede, Steward of Usk, John ap Wilkoc, chief sergeant, Thomas ap Iouarde ap Ryrid, beded, David ap Thomas ap Your, David ap Iourard ap Philip, Jon ap Piers, Ieuan ap Madok ap ernolf. Given at Wolfysnewton.

Grant by Walter ap David ap Gruffit to Wenllian vergh Jankyn ap gruffit and William ap Mc her son, of 5 pieces of arable land in the parish of Wolvesnewton (nova villa lupi) of which one piece of land lies in length between the knight's way (via militis) on one head and the cemetery of the chuch of Lanwell[?y] on the other, in breadth between the land of David Seis on one side and the land called Tyre Nest on the other; 2nd piece, lying in length between the knight's way on one head and the land of Ieuan sonne on the other, in breadth lying between the land of Edward on one side and the land of Peter Botteler on the other; the 3rd piece lying in length between the said way on one head and the stream called Goweratt on the other, in breadth between curtam terram on one side and the land of Walter Payne on the other; 4th piece lying in length between he knight's way on one head and the stream called Goweratt on the other, in breadth between curtam terram on one side and the land of the said Wenllian vergh Jankyn on the other; 5th piece lying in length between the way which leads from Kayre to the church of Llanwennel on one head and the cemetery of the said church on the other, in breadth between the land of Ieuan ap Howeyne on one side and the lands of Wenllian ap Jankyn on the other. Rent: 4d. per annum at Michaelmas. Witnesses: Sir John Greidore, Steward of Usk, Roger ap Howel ab Walter, master sergeant, William ap Jankyn Howel ap Ieuan ap Joruerth, Wicok ap Robert, Ieuan ap Ioruerth ?Graug. Given at Wolvesnewton.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn Peyrs to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric of a garden and a piece of land, with appurtenances, in the fee of Woluesnewton, namely the garden lying between the way leading from the place called Kaer to the bridge called Pontwinforth on one side and the messuage of the said William and the well of St Gwynhael on the other, and the said piece of land lies in length between certain land on one head and the garden formerly of Ieuan ap Owen and the garden of Sir William ap David ap Meuric on the other. Rent: 2d per annum, Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: Robert Greyndour, steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Peyrs, master sergeant, Wilcok ap Roppert, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Woluesnewton.

Grant by John ap Wilcok Kemmeys to Dauyd ap Philip ap Dauyd and Nest verch Meuric ap Kenoric, his wife, of a messuage and 15 acres of land, arable, meadow, wood and waste, which Dauyd Seys late held in the parish of Wolfesnewton with a croft there formerly of John Barthe called Crofte e Barth. Rent: 3s. 4d. per annum on Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court at Wolfesnewton, relief. Witnesses: Robert Greyndore, Steward of Usk and Karlyon, John ap Jankyn, master sergeant of Usk, Howel ap Gruffuth Wellt, bedel, Meuric ap ioruerth ap Eynon, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, William ap Seisill, William ap Meuric ap Kenoric. Given at Wolfesnewton.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn Pyers, lord of Kayr', to William ap Meuric ap Kenorik of a croft of land called Erohire in the parish and fee of Woluesnewton and lying in length between the way called Heol a wynforth on one head and the land of the said William on the other, in breath between the land of John ap Wilcok Kymmeys on one side and the way which is called Heol amarchogeon on the other. Rent: 1d. per annum on Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: John Russel, steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Pyers, master sergeant, William ap Roppert, Ieuan ap Howel ap Madoc, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Woluesnewton.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn Piers, lord of Kair, to Llewelin ap Adam of a mesuage, 3 gardens and 3 acres of land with al liberties, and appurtenances, in the parish and fee of Woluesneuton, which lie in various parcels, namely the messuage and 3 gardens lying in the town (villa) of Woluesneuton and 2 parcels of land lying in the croft called Croft a Kedyad and a parcel lying in the field called Hendre and 3 lying in a field called Kevynartherewn, and 4 parcels of land called Hendre boeth and 1 parcel lying in the croft called croft Kedeir nerb, and a parcel lying in the field called Munyth Chelton. Rent: 14d. per annum on Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: John Rossel, Steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Piers, master sergeant, Robert ap Seycyll, William ap Roppert, Wilcok ap Seycyll. Given at Woluesnewton.

Grant by Llewelyn ap Ieuan ap Jankyn to Meuric ap Ioruard and Johanne, his wife, of a messuage and 10 acres of land, arable and meadow, wood and waste, with all appurtenances, namely in 3 parcels, in the parish of Woluesnewton, in the lordship of Usk, of which one parcel on which the messuage stands lies in length to the way leading from Comamvagwur to Strugull on one head and the land of Thomas ap Gwatkyn which is called Tyre Nest, in breadth between the highway leading from the well called Fonon gwerchyr' on one side to the land of John ap Wilcok ap Roppert on the other, which is called Croft a com, the 2nd parcel of land and meadow lies in the field called Maes gwyn between the land of the said John ap Wilcock which is called Ero Wen on one side and the land of the sons of Meuric Lloyd on the other; 3rd parcel of land called Ero Banoc,. Rent: 4s. per annum, on Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: Robert Gryndour, Steward of Usk, David ap Jankyn Piers, master sergeant, Wilcok ap Roppert, Ieuan ap Howel ap Madoc, David Vaghan. Given at Woluesnewton.

Release And Quitclaim by John ap William ap Jankyn to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric of all right in 6 acres of land with appurtenances, namely in 4 parcels of land in the parish and fee of Woluesnewton which William has of the feoffment of John ap Wilcok Kymmeys, as in charter made by John ap Wilcok, reserving to John ap William 2s. 8d., suit of court, and relief. Witnesses: Robert de Gryndour, Steward of Usk, David ap Jankyn Pyers, master sergeant, Robert ap Seycyll, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Woluesnewton.

Grant by Jeonet ap Jenken, daughter and heir of Jenken ap David, widow, to Lewis ap Janken, her son, junior, of her messuage, lands and tenements, etc., with appurtenances, which she had of the land of new assart in the lordship of Strugull and parish of Newchurche, in the said fee. Dated at Newchurche.

Grant by William ap Jankyn ap John, lord of a certain parcel of the land of Wolfes Newton, to Thomas ap John ap Gwilim ap Mc of a certain parcel of land, arable, and meadow, in the parish of Wolfes Newton, in the lordship of Uske, of which a parcel of arable land called Tyre a Coched lies in length between the stream called Pill on one head, the stream called Nant Edwyn on the other, in breadth between Heuoll Wynford on one side and lands called Gwirlod a cowslope and Ero Jouett on the other; another parcel of meadow called Gwirlod Wille lying enclosed between the said Tyre coched and Ero Jonett and Gwirlod a Cowslop and the stream of Pill on both sides; 1 acre of arable land lying in the field called Kubyntre, next le pole of Kybyntre on one head and the lands of Thomas ap John on both sides. Rent: 4d. per annum at Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Given at Wolfes Newton.

Grant by William ap Jeyn ap John ap Gwilim, lord of a certain parcel of Wolffes Newton, to Thomas ap John ap Guilim Mc of certain parcels of land, arable and wood, with appurtenances, in the parish of Wolffesneuton, namely in the lordship of Uske, a parcel of arable land lying in a place called Croft a ?cadged between the way leading form the church of Wolfesneuton to Porthevaynor on one head and the land of the said Thomas called Tyre a seyd on the other, in breadth between the lands of the said William on one side and the land of the said Thomas on the other; another parcel of arable land lying in a place called Penhede, in length between the land called Tyre aseyd on one head and the land of the said William ap Jeyn on he other, in breadth between the lands of the said Thomas on both sides; another parcel of woodland lying in length between the land of Jeyn ap Mc ap Md on one head and the stream called Pyll on the other, in breadth between the lands of the said Jeyn ap Mc ap Md on one side and the land of Philip ap Hoell on the other called Gwernetale arallte; four other parcels of arable land late in the tenure of Johane vergh Yoruerth severally lying, namely between the way leading from the said church to New Churche on one head, the said two parcel and the land of the rector of Wolfesnewton on the other, between the said way, on one head, 2 other parcels and extending to the way called Criose tonne a Wahreoveva. Rent: 12d. per annum on the Sunday after Michaelmas, relief, suit of Court at Wolfesneuton.

Will of David Phillip Powell of Lansoe, with probate 4 December 1573, Prerogative Court of Contemporary, to Walter Powell, clerk, and Charles Powell. Seal.

Notes on the provisio in the lease dated 11 October 20 Elizabeth made by William Powell to George Harry, William George and Morgan George for their lives on waste, by Jo. lewis.

Counsel's Opinion on a provisio in the lease for 3 lives for land in Lanveyr made by William Powell to George Harry, William George and Morgan George.

Copy of lease by John Abyndon, Prior of the Priory of St Mary the Virgin of Strugulle and the Convent of that place, to David ap Thomas Llewelin Vighan, gent., of the reversion of 12 acres pasture and 12 acres of meadow, situate in Lanellsmede and Brodemeade which Morgan ap Madocke gave and Thomas his son late held from them with all appurtenances, etc., for 99 years, at a rent of 24s. per annum, suit of court twice a year, heriot. Witnesses: Edward Johns, John Dauyson, John Vighan.