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1. William Morgan Howell of Baslegge, co. Mon., yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. William John Morgan of Ynys Edw, co. Mon., gent. Grant, in consideration of £20, of four parcels of land called Kae Coche isha, tier gwyllt, Kae bache, and Kae y lloi, containing eight English a., in p. Baslegg, as defined. Latin.

1. Thomas Harries of Newporte, co. Mon., gent., and Jane, his wife. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., kt. Release of a third part of a m. called Allt r ynn, with a garden, barn, etc. and its appurtenances, in p. St Wolloes, co. Mon. Latin.

1. George Kemmes of Newport, co. Mon., gent. 2. William Morgan of Machene, co. Mon., gent. Lease for twenty-one years of a capital m., with its appurtenances and lands, in Newport and p. St Wolos; also the castle of Rogerstone and the manors of Rogerstone and Sutton, with all their rights, profits, etc. in the town of Newport and p. St Wolos and in p's Baslege, Riska, and St Bride's. Rent: 20s. annually.

1. Anna vergh David of Baslege, co. Mon., widow, Howell William, her son and heir, and Margaret, his wife. 2. William Hopkins of Michelstone Vedowe, co. Glam., yeoman. Release of a parcel of land called Kaer Ithyn in p. Baslege. Latin.

1. William Roberts of Newport, co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Samuel Johns of Maghen, co. Mon., yeoman. Grant, in consideration of 110, of a m., toft, etc. and seventy-eight a. of land in p. Baslegge, co. Mon. within the manor of Roieston, as defined. Latin.

Estreat of the court roll of the manor of Llistallabon recording the taking up by Raignald Kemys, Anna Gwyn, his wife, and Thomas Kemys, their son, of a m., barn, and two closes of land called Kay baghe and ythonoge; also a meadow between the said m. and Myneth Ieyn goghe; also a third part of a pasture called litle heath; to hold the same for three lives. Annual rent: 13s.4. Latin.

1. John ap Jankyn ap John and Morgan Jankyn ap John. 2. Thomas Morgan, son of Sir John Morgan, kt. Release of a cottage, with half an a. of land, in the commoteof Wenlloug in p. Basleck, as defined. Boundaries mentioned: Pencarne, Tonne a groes. Latin.

Schedule of such court rolls in paper touching the manor of Greenefilde, alias Ebothe, and the manor of Basselegge as Thomas Morgan of Maghen, esq, had received of John Roberte and William Roberte, his son, and which the said Thomas Morgan had delivered to Harrye Dyne, esq., being one of the sequestrators of the goods and chattels of Myles Morgan, late of Tredegar, esq., supposed to be outlawed in a personal action the last day of Nov. in the 26th year of the reign of Elizabeth.

1. John Harry Kemmes of Neweporte, co. Mon., esq. 2. Margarette Carne of Cardiff, co. Glam., widow. Settlement made before the marriage of Gyles Kemmes, son and heir-apparent of the said John Harry Kemmes and Cycill Carne, daughter of the said Margarett Carne, touching the lordship of Sutton, with its rights and appurtenances, properties in the town of Newport, co. Mon.

1. William Morgan Howell of Baslegge, co. Mon., yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. William John Morgan of Ynys Edw, co. Mon., gent. Grant, in consideration of £20, of three parcels containing eight a. in p. Baslegg. Latin.

1. Rowland Morgan' of Gwerne Cleppa, co. Mon., gent. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredigare, co. Mon., kt. Bond in £90 for the observance of covenants specified in a pair of indentures made between them.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster between Mary Thomas, plaintiff, and Roland Lewis, gent., and Susanna, his wife, and Rachael Lewis, widow, deforciants, touching properties and lands in p. Baslegg, co. Mon. Latin. Lh&rh indentures.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the Queen's Court at Westminster between Samuel Jones, plaintiff, and William Robertes, deforciant, touching a m., toft, etc. and seventy-eight a. of land in p. Baslegge, co. Mon. within the manor of Roieston, as defined. Latin. Indistinct. Lh&rh indentures.

Attested copy, dated 1607, April 21.

1. Roger Kemis of Newport, co. Mon., gent. 2. Henry Morgan of Penloynsarph, co. Mon., esq. Heads of a grant, in consideration of £600, of the manor of Rogerston, co. Mon.

1. Roger Kemis of Wickwicke, Gloucestershire, gent. 2. Andrew Morgan of Michilstone y Vedowe, co. Mon., gent. Bond in £100 to make a good estate upon request to Roger Kemis, gent., son and heir of Gyles Kemys, late of Newport, gent., dec., of and in a tmt of lands containing twenty a. called Tyrr Keven in p. Basselegg, co. Mon., in the lordship of Rogerstonne, which the said Roger Kemys lately purchased of Robert Hopton, esq.

1. The Rt Hon. Henry, Earl of Pembroke. 2. Andrewe Morgan of Michellstowne Vedoe, co. Mon., gent. Grant, in consideration of two hundred marks, of the wardship, custody, and marriage of the body of Roger Kemys, son and heir of Gyles Kemys, late of Newport, co. Mon., esq., dec., and of his manors of Rogerston and Sutton and his property in p's Baslege, Ryska, and St Bryde's, co. Mon.; to hold the same till the said Roger Kemys reached the age of twenty-one years; with covenant to grant the wardship of Arthur Kemys, younger son of the said Gyles Kemys, in the event of the death during his minority of the said Roger Kemys.

1. Andrewe Morgan of Newport, co. Mon., esq., high-sheriff of co. Mon. 2. William Morgan of Maghen, co. Mon., esq. Grant, in consideration of £250, of the wardship of Roger Kemys, as specified in No. 100/28 dated 1595/6, Jan. 14.

1. Thomas Howell of Baslege, co. Mon., yeoman, and Catherine, his wife. 2. William Morgan John of Baslege. Release of one close of land called Gwayn y Coed, containing one and a half a., in Bettus, co. Mon. Names mentioned: Craig y kylog, Ryd las gelly. Latin.

1. Roger Kemys of Bedmynster, Somerset, gent. 2. Andrewe Morgan of Michelstone Vedo, co. Mon., esq. Grant, in consideration of £245, of his interest in the manor of Rogerstone, with its appurtenances, in p's Baselege and Ryske, co. Mon. Provision is also made for the conveyance of the manor of Sutton and properties in the town of Newport, co. Mon., to the said Andrewe Morgan. All these properties were in the possession of the said Roger Kemys by reason of a statute merchant in £400 made between Gyles Kemys, late of Newport, dec., and the said Roger Kemys.