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Bargain And Sale by Anne Morgan of Newchurche, widow, to Thomas Lewys of Redwick, yeoman, her brother, of a messuage or tenement, which she now in habits, a garden adjoining and 3 acres of land, arable or pasture, belonging, in length and breadth between the lands of the heirs of William Price, deceased, and the royal way there leading from Sherenewton to Monmouthe.

Bargain And Sale by Ann Morgam of Newchurche, widow, daughter and heir of Morgam Wyllym a Powell of Newchurche, deceased, and late wife of Howell Jeyne Thomas, deceased, and Thomas Lewis Morgan of Newchurche, tailor, to William Powell of Lampillth, esq., of messuages, houses, etc., with appurtenances late in the tenure of Morgan Wellym apowell, father of the said Ann Morgan, after whose death to above they descend to the grantor, as daughter and heir, in the parish of Newchurche. Endorsed with note of reading in English and Welsh.

Grant by Anne Morgan of Newchurche, widow, daughter and heir of Morgan Willym apowell, late of Newchurch, deceased, and late relict of Howell geine Thomas, deceased, and Thomas Lewys Mrogan of Newchurche, tailor, to William Powell and Llampyllth, esq., of all messuages, etc., (as in No. 1465).

Release And Quitclaim by Matilda Meredith, widow, late wife of James Meredith of Llanthewy Retherghe, late deceased, to David Philips of Clitha, gent., of all right in the messuage and all lands and tenements, etc., belonging, late of James Meredith, son and heir of James and Elinor, his wife, in Clitha in the parish of Llanarth.

Final Concords, Common Pleas. Walter William and James John Rosser, complainant, and William Watkyn, deforciant, of a messuage, etc., in Llandenny and Raglan.

Receipt by Walter John William for 28 deeds etc., concerning the lands of John Phillip and Thomas Watkins, late of Newchurch, from Sir Charles Somersett, kt.

Bargain And Sale by Gilbert Beale of Bishopps Upton, co. Hereford, yeoman, and Johann, his wife, to Henry Lord Herbert for £4 of a parcel of land or orchard, with appurtenances containing 1/4 acre in the town of Monmoth in a street called Wyebridge streete on the north of the said street and abutting on other lands of Henry, Lord Herbert, late in the tenure of More Gwillim, deceased, and other lands of the said Henry now in the tenure of Hugh Price.

Bargain And Sale of lease and term by Cristofer Catchmay of Lloydath in the parish of Mocheltroy, gent., and William Catchmay of the town of Monmoth to Sir Charles Somersett of Troy, kt. Lease by Charles Jones of Dyngestowe, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, now called Sir Charles Jones, kt., to the said Cristofer of a messuage or tenement at Lloydarth, a barn and an out-house called Tee yr Evell and the curtilage to the same messuage belonging, with a garden and orchard and 14 parcels of land, arable, etc., with appurtenances, called Maes hendree, Tire cawse, Kae Mawre, y beaken eigha, Kae yr Ewene, gworlod tire nant, gworlod vawre, gworlod vaghe, y noeth velbalt, Kae Adam Bithell, and the orcharde and also one little plecke of ground adjoining to a house and orchard of Charles Tyler, which he purcahsed late of John Thomas Wieth together with a parcel of meadow ground called the Half meadowe, a river called Trothy and the demesne lands of Mocheltroy, in the parish of Mocheltroy, for 60 years, 13 March 43 Elizabeth (1601), which lease Christofer assigned on 11 May 11 James I (1613) to William Catchmay and which William on 21 January 13 James I (1615/16) assigned to his brother. For an annuity of £16. per annum.

Bond of Cristofer Catchmay of Mocheltroy, gent., and William Catchmay of the town of Monmoth, gent., to Charles Somersett of Troy, kt., in £100 for the performance of covenants in writings of even date.

Copy Court Roll, Uske Castle. At the Castle Gate of William Earl of Pembroke, before Walter Rumsey, esq., and William Adams, gent., deputies of Rowland Morgan, kt., Steward. Surrender by David Powell of Trergaer, gent., and William Powell of the same, gent., of all messuages, etc., with appurtenances in the several parishes of Wolvesnewton, Kellgwrrwge, Langome, Lantrissen, Langevew, Lansoy, Llanvihangell Tormynythe, Lanisses, Llangouen, Landeny and Uske, and elsewhere in the lordshhip and manor of Uske which descended to them after the death of Simon Powell, their father, to the use of Charles Somersett, kt. Fine for entry 9d. Heriot 10s.

Lease for a year from William Pennycott of Chumley, co. Devon, merchant, to Henry, Lord Herbert of Raglan of the manor of the borough of Chumley, with all rights, member and appurtenances of all his estate in the several messuages, etc., parcel of the manor of Chhumley in the several tenures of William Pennycott, Phillip Seare, Aligall younge, Frauncis Lawrence, William Lawrence, Agnes Downe, Edward Webbey and Thomas Snell, by virtue of Bargain and Purchase by William Pennycott from Trustees appointed by Parliamet for the sale of Delinquents' lands, the premises being forfeited to the Commonwealth for the Delinquency of Edward, Earl of Worcester, for the life of the Earl only.

Power Of Attorney by Charles Powell of Llanarthe, gent., of William Powell of the town of Monmother, gent., John William of the said town, gent., and Morgan George of the said town, gent., to deliver to the Queen's hand by the hands of such deputy or deputied as Mathew Hebert of Coldbrooke, esq., Receiver and Chancellor of the Queen of her manors or lordships of Monmothe and Hadnock, Whitcastell, Grosmont and Skynfreth, parcel of the Duchy of Lancaster, shall name, etc., at the Castle Gate of Monmoth of all messuages etc., which descended to him after the death of David Phelip Powell his father, deceased, in the manors or lordships of Monothe, Skynfrethe, Grosmont and Whitcastell to the use of William Powell of Lampillth, esq., his brother. Given at Llanarthe.

Power Of Attorney by Charells Powell of the parish of Llanarth, gent., to John Jankyn of the parish of Tergaer, yeoman, to surrender to the hands of the lord of the manor or lordship of Raglan or his Steward all lands etc., with appurtenances which descended to him after the death of David Philip Powell late of Llansoy, gent., deceased, his father, to the use of his brother, William Powell of Llanpyll, esq.

Power Of Attorney by Charles Powell of the parish of Llanarth, gent., to Harry Romsley and Thomas Reynold of Usk, gentlemen, and William Thomas of Greigollwy, yeoman, to surrender at the Castle Gate of the manor or lordship of Uske to the hands of the lord of the said manor or lordship of Usk and of the manor and lordship of Trelleck or his Steward or deputy all lands, etc., with appurtenances in the manor and lordship of Uske and Trelleck which descended to him after the death of David Phelip Powell late of Llansoy, gent., his father, to the use of his brother William Powell of Lanpyllth, esq.

Copy Court Roll. Manor of Ragland with its members. Court of Edward, Earl of Worcester, K. G., before John Johnes, esq., Steward, Surrender by Charles Powell, gent., by John Jankin, his attorney, of all customary lands and tenements in that manor which descended to him after the death of David Phillippe Powell, deceased, his father to use of William Powell, his father. Fine for entry 14d., heriot 5s. Note: that copy agrees with original, by William Nicholas, clerk of the court.

Receipt by Howell David for 4 deeds, etc., touching a house and half an acres of land, late of John Stephens of Newchurch, from Sir Charles Somersett, kt.

Grant by William John ap David of the parish of Llangom, gent., and Alse verghe llns, his wife, to John Yorethe ap Thomas of a tenement and certain lands and meadows formerly of William ap Ieuan and two parcels of land, meadow and wood which with the said tenement lie in the parish and manor of Wolfesnewton, in the lordship of Uske; viz., the tenement and lands and meadows formerly of William ap Ieuan lying between the land late of Seysyllt ap Gylbert on one side and the land late of William ap John Owen on the other, one head abutting on the land late of David Philipp and the other on two streams called Nant Morice, and Nant tere pucka; the medow called Gwyrlode way than lies between the lands of the said Seysyllt ap Gylbert on both sides, one head abutting on the lands of the same Seysyllt on the other on Nant vorse; a parcel called Mimede, extending in length from the well called Fonnen wynhayll on one head to an acre of land formerly of the said Seysyllt ap Gylbert on the other, and in breadth between Gayrvawre and the land formerly o John ap Jankyn ap David on one side and land late of the said William ap John Owen and land formerly of David Phillipp on the other; the two parcels of land, meadow and wood lie there, of which one parcel lies between the land formerly of the said Seysyllt ap Gylbert on one side and the lord's waste land on the other, one head abutting on land late of the same William ap John Owen and the other on land of Llewelin ap Grono and the other parcel lying between lands called Tonne Meyrghe on one head and the lord's waste land on the other, and in breadth between the lord's waste land on one side and the way leading from Wolfesnewton to Kayrvawre on the other, from the heirs of John Gwilim Herbert, esq., by rent of 12s. per annum, suit of court and relief; and Release and Quitclaim.

Power Of Attorney by John John Stepneyn, junior, otherwise John ychan of Wolffesnewton, yeoman, to deliver seisin of a piece of meadow called a Werlod neweyth late of Thomas Hoell in the parish of Wolffesnewton to David Phelip Hoell.

Lease by James Langley and Morgan Langley of the parish of Christ, gentlemen, to Gwenllian the daughter of John Ladd of the same parish, housewife, of 20 acres of arable land, with appurtenances, in the said parish, of which 19 acres lie together in a close calles Tempillton, between the lands of Nicholas Ladd on the east and the lands of Lewis Phelip on the west and the lands of Walter Jamys Langley on the north and le Brodmede on the south; 1 acre, parcel of the 20 acres, lies between the land of Richard Thomas Ladd, for life of Gwenllian and her heirs for 80 years. Rent: 28s. 5d. per annum at St Phelip and James at Michaelmas.