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Deeds and documents, 1586-1910, relating to the trust created by the will, 25 April 1846, of Edwin Carter of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, and afterwards of Clifton in the city and county of Bristol, and pursuant to an order in Chancery in the cause of Carter v Carter, 1905. They include title deeds relating to premises in Monmouthshire, and Clifton, in Bristol, and family probate records.

1 Edmund Prosser, gent., and Margaret ap Rosser, widow, both of Carewent, co. Monmouth. 2 William Thomas ap Gwillym, gent. Bond for the assurance and indemnity of six parcels of land in the parish of Carewent. [Other names mentioned: the breache, brook called Troggie, White Walle, West fylde]. Witnesses include Water Powell, scribe.

Final Concord in a fine between John Arney and Howell Rynoldes, plantiffs, and William thomas ap Gwillym, gent., deforciant, of one messuage, etc., and 260 acres of land in Carwent, Lanmelyn, and Lanveyre [co. Monmouth]. Latin.

1 Lewis Jones, clerk, of Alton, co. Wilts. 2 David Lewys, gent. Grant of two acres of land in Carewent, co. Monmouth, which the grantor had by legacy of his uncle John Lewis, late deceased. [Other name mentioned: river called Trogie]. Latin.

1 Thomas Watkynes of Caerwente, co. Monmouth, gent. 2 David Lewes of Goytre, gent. Bond for the further assurance and quite enjoyment of three acres of land in the parish of Caerwent, heretofore purchased by William Watkynes, father of the said Thomas, of George Morgan late of Gwernogochen. [Other name mentioned: river called Trogie].

Estreat from the court roll of the lordship of La[n] vaire Dyscoed, recording the surrender by Morris Lewis of the parish of Christchurch, co. Monmouth, gent., youngest son of David Lewis, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, late of Lanmellin, both deceased, of an acre of land called ffynnon Botte, in English Botts well, to the use of William Lewis of Bergavenny, gent., eldest son of the said David and Elizabeth.

Estreat from the court roll of the lordship of Caerwent, recording the surrender by Morris Lewis of the parish of Christchurch, co. Monmouth, gent., youngest son of David Lewis late of Lanmellin, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, both deceased, of a messuage or dwelling-house, etc., and 38 acres of land in Llanmellin, Penhence, and Cribbae, to the use of William Lewis of Bergavenny, gent., eldest son of the said David and Elizabeth, and Elizabeth, wife of the said William, and William Lewis of Bergavenny, gent., son and heir of the said William Lewis.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Caerwent, recording the surrender by Richard Vaughan of Magor's Grange, co. Monmouth, gent., attorney of William Lewes of Wanser, co. Surrey, gent., of a messuage called y Tee isha, etc., and parcels of land in Lanmelin and Penhear, to the use of Elizabeth, wife of the said William Lewes. [Other names mentioned: Vorlan, Cae-Newydd, Cae-Perry, Cae-Penwin, wood (arbustum) called penhean, wood (arbustum) called Cribba]. Latin.

Instrument of division by Jo. Walter and Henry Rumsey, executors of the will of Edward Hollister and Shere newton, co. Monmouth, deceased, of the freehold messuages of the said testator among his younger sons James Hollister, Thomas Hollister, and Edward Hollister. References to a farm in the parish of Kemis; a messuage in the town of Chepstow, with one stable, garden, and curtilage, and 21 acres of moorland in Bowlas Moore; a messuage called Idols Tenement in Chepstow, with the stables there, and hopground and 20 acres of moorland in Bowlas Moore; and a tenement in Shere Newton called Pull dye Meadow.

General Release from Joane Williams of Little Drury Lane, parish of St Mary Savoy, co. Middlesex, widow, to John Catchmay of Trelegg, co. Monmouth, esq.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Caerwent, recording the surrender by William Lewes late of Lanmelin, now of St Martins in the fields, London, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, of a messuage called Y Tee-Issa, etc., and parcels of land in Lanmelin, to the use of Richard Daniell of Middle-Temple, London, esq. [Other names mentioned in no. 12]. Latin.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Carwent, recording the surrender by Richard Daniel of the Midle Temple, London, esq., by William Blethin of Lanmelin, co. Monmouth, gent., his attorney, of a messuage called Y Tee Issa, barn, esq., and parcels of land in Lanmelin Icha, to the use of William Herbert of London, gent. Latin.

Estreat from the court roll of the manor of Lanvaire Discoed, recording the surrender by Richard Daniell late of Lanmellin, co. Monmouth, and ow of Middle Temple, London, esq., by William Blethin of Lanmellin aforesaid, his attorney of an acres of land called Erow Ffynnon Bott in the parish of Lnvaire aforesaid, to the use William Herbert of Le Six Clerks Offie, London, gent. Latin.

1 Walter Aldey of Hardwick, parish of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, gent. 2 Edward Hancock of Horfield, co. Gloucester, clerk. Mortgage for £360 by way of demise for 1000 years of a farm called Thornhill or Thornwell farme, parish of Chepstowe, aforesaid.

1 Walter Aldey. 2 Edward Hancock. Bond for the observance of covenants.

1 Walter Aldey of Hardwick, parish of Chepstowe, co. Monmouth, gent., and Mary, his wife. 2 Walter Morgan of Chepstowe aforesaid, mercer, and Mordecai Jones of the city of Bristol, gent. Deed to lead the uses of a fine, to bar the estate tail, of a farm called Thornhill or Thornewell farme, parish of Chepstowe.

Final Concord in a fine between Walter Morgan, gent., and Mordecai Jones, plantiffs, and Walter Aldey, gent., and Mary, his wife, deforciants, of one messuage and 150 acres of land in Hardwick and the parish of Chepstowe [co. Monmouth]. Latin.

1 Walter Aldey of Hardwick, parish of Chepstowe, co. Monmouth, gent. 2 Elizabeth Hancock of Horfield, co. Gloucester, widow and administratrix of Edward Hancock. 3 William Blathwayt, esq. one of the Clerks of the Privy Council, Sir John Newton of Barrscourt, co. Gloucester, bart., Sir Robert Southwell of Kingsweston, co. Gloucester, Kt., Sir Gabriell Lowe of New Worke, co. Gloucester, Kt., Robert Yate of the city of Bristoll, merchant, and Robert Henley of the same city, merchant. Assignment of the mortgage contained in no. 125.

Receipts from Mary Kemeys to Mr Henry Morgan for 85, being a sum of £59 8s., a bill due from Mr George Kemeys to Henry Nash of Penterry (20 Oct., 1686), and interest thereof for 51/2 years, in payment for seven acres of land sold to the said Henry Morgan.