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1. Roger Kemys of Newport, co. Mon., gent. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., kt. Covenant to levy a fine of his manor of Sutton, with its rights and appurtenances, in p. St Bride's, co. Mon.; to the use of the said Sir William Morgan; with covenant for further assurance.

1. Thomas David of Newport, co. Mon., labourer. 2. Sir William Morgan of Trediger, co. Mon., kt. Grant of a m. and garden in Newport, as defined. Boundaries mentioned: Paines Well, Hurstonditch Lane. Latin.

1. Thomas David of Newport, co. Mon., labourer. 2. Sir William Morgan of Trediger, co. Mon., kt. Bond in £100 for further assurance of a m. and garden in Newport.

1. Morgan Thomas of Malpas, co. Mon., yeoman, and Catherine, his wife, daughter and co-heir of Nicholas Williams, late of St Wollows, co. Mon., gent., and Marie, his wife, dec. 2. Sir William Morgan of Trediger, co. Mon., kt. Grant, in consideration of £150, of their part and purpart of a capital m. in which the said Nicholas Williams lately dwelt in p. St Woollows, with its barns, etc. and six closes of land containing thirty-six a. called Ka yr fedwen gragh, Ka yr Ffynnon, Ka lloyd, two parcels called Kaye melin, and Koed y Ka melin, alias Prisk y nant goche; with covenant for further assurance.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster between Sir William Morgan, kt, plaintiff, and Roger Kemis, gent., deforciant, touching the manor of Sutton, with its appurtenances, in p. St Bride's, co. Mon. See No. 100/31, dated 1613, April 19. Latin. Lh&rh indentures.

Order of the Council of the Marches of Wales relating to the statute staple in £400 made between Gyles Kemys of Newport, dec., and Roger Kemys of Bedmynster, Somerset, gent., and the disposal of the manor of Rogerstone, co. Mon. Copy.

1. Rynold William of p. Ruddery, co. Glam., yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Sir Thomas Morgan of Ruerperry, co. Glam., kt. Grant, in consideration of £33.6.8, of five a. of land in p. Ruddery. Boundary mentioned: Heawle y Grayge.

Estreat of the court roll of the manor of Maughen, recording the taking up by Lewis John of a tmt called Maes Evan ychan, with four Welsh a., in p. and manor of Maughen for three lives, as defined. Annual rent: 12s. Latin.

1. Anne Pritchard, alias Williams, relict of Thomas Williams of Bassalegg, co. Mon., gent., dec. 2. Thomas Morgan of Machen, co. Mon., esq. Release of all her claims against the said Thomas Morgan by reason of m's and lands bought by the latter of the said Thomas Williams in p. Bassalegg.

1. William Phillippe of Lanvihangell Roggiet, co. Mon., and Joan William, his wife, and Willaim Edward of Riska, co. Mon., labourer. 2. Edward Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., gent. Grant, in consideration of ...., of their part and purpart in a m., curtilage, etc. and two closes of land in p. Riska. Torn.

1. Thomas Stradling of Machen, co. Mon., yeoman. 2. John Greenuff of Bedwes, co. Mon., gent. Lease for twenty-one years, in consideration of £9, of half an a. in p. Bedwes. Rent: 6d. annually. Counterpart.

1. William Robertes of Newport, co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Samuel Johns of Machen, co. Mon., yeoman. Release of a m., toft, etc. and seventy-eight a. of land in p. Baslegge, co. Mon. within the manor of Roieston, as defined. Lands mentioned: gwayn yvor, y wayn dan y dee, y vroynos. Latin.

Letters from Frederic Courtenay Morgan, written mostly [?to] his mother but including one to his uncle and another to "Old John", a servant at Tredegar. The first of these letters was written aboard the Orinoco and all the others before Sebastopol during the famous siege. They give a valuable description of army life in the Crimean war and an account of the part played by 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade, in which the writer was lieutenant, in the battle of Inkerman.

1. Sir Thomas Clarke of Brickendonbury, Hertfordshire, kt, Thomas Clarke of London, merchant, and Zachary Foxall of London, esq. 2. Francis Eyles of London, esq., and Elizabeth Eyles, one of his daughters. 3. Richard Salwey and John Meller of the Middle Temple, London, esq. 4. John Eyles of London, merchant. Settlement made before the marriage of the said Sir Thomas Clarke and the said Elizabeth Eyles, in consideration of annuities of £200 per annum and of the sum of £4,000, touching the manor of Brickendon, alias Brickenham, alias Brickendonbury, Hertfordshire, with the manor-house of Brickendonbury, with its appurtenances, in p's All Hallowes, alias All Saints, in Hertford, Hartingfordbury, Ware, Hodsden, and Broxborne, Hertfordshire, as defined; also a m. and lands at Brickendon Green near Hertford; the farm called Dunkirke near Hertford; the farm called Lord Fanshawe's Farm in p. All Saints, Hertford; other lands as specified in p's All Saints, Hertford, and Bayford, and other properties as specified in the manor of Brickendonbury; also a m. called Clements, with lands, etc. as specified in p. All Saints, Hertford; to uses and upon conditions as specified.

1. Hugh Jones, late of p. Michaelstone y Vedow, co. Glam., but now of Machen, co. Mon., gent., and Anne, his wife. 2. The Hon. Thomas Morgan of Ruperra, co. Glam., esq. Further Settlement made after the marriage of the said Hugh Jones and Anne touching a m. and tmt, with barn, tucking-mill, etc., in p. Lanwenarth Ultra, co. Mon., a wood called Graig Dew in p. Lanwenarth Ultra, several farms, with their appurtenances, in the ht of Loyndee in p's Abergavenny and Lanwenarth Citra, co. Mon., with all other the properties of the said Hugh Jones in the town of Abergavenny, and a m., barn, etc. and several closes of land containing sixty a. called y Wern, Ynis Wen, Kae Poth, Kae Wall, Kae Kydon(?), Kae Velin, Gwain Galed, Coed Caer Pond, Kae Gwin, Gill Wern Ysha, Kae Vedw, yr Hendre, Kaer Lay Ysha, Gwain Fawr, Gwain y Coed, Ca Bach, Gwain ddy, Gwain wrth yr Heol (sic), Kaer Lay Ycha, Kae Main, Kae Garw, Kaer Quarre, and Kae Bach duch lawr tu, alias Gardda, all which premises are called Tir Llowyd Wen, in p. Rudry, co. Glam.

List of Deeds of Settlement between Hugh Jones, esq., of Gellywastod, co. Mon., dec., and Ann, his wife, delivered by the said Mrs Ann Jones to John Morgan, esq., pursuant to the will of the said Hugh Jones.