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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 Ieuan ap Hopkyn to Ioruard ap Philip ap Thomas and Wladus verch Wilkoc his wife, of 2 pieces of land with appurtenances in the parish of Lanvyhangel Kenan in the lordship of Caldecote, which lie in length between the way leading from Woluesnewton to Lanvyhangel on one head and the river called Nant agoethel on the other, in breadth between the lands called Tyre llan on one side and the lands of the said Ieuan on the other, to hold freely by hereditary right of the lord of that fee, namely of Wilkoc ap Seisild. Witnesses: Robert Gilbard, Steward of Caldecote, Morgan ap Madoc, his deputy, John ap Thomlyn, lord of Lanhouell, John ap Wilkoc ap Roppert, Wilcok ap Seisild. Given at Brindihirrok.

Release And Quitclaim by Philip Jenat, son and heir of John Jenat, late of Magor in Wales to Phillip Brydde of Magor, of all his right in 5 acres of land and pasture with appurtenances of which 3 acres of pasture lie together on the east of the Blakewalle between the pasture of the Abbot of tyntern on one side and the pasture of Ieuan ap Gryffyth on the other, and 2 acres of land lying on the Vernehylle on the north between the land late of Richard Up on one side and the land of William Kyng on the other, of which 5 acres Philip Brydde is now in full possession in the right of Joan his wife. Witnesses: John Brydde; Philip Body, Thomas Wylly; Richard Broke', Richard Hykke', Robert Cook. [Seal].

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.

Release And Quitclaim by David ap Gruffuth ap Gruffuth ap David and Thomas ap Gruffuth ap Gruffuth ap David, to John ap Hopkyn ap Seicill of all right in 1 acres of land called Erwe derewen at diffrenkynnynnok late of Nicholas ap Ithell at Llandesoy. Witnesses: John ap Guillym, John Drapere, John ap Yoruerth ap Meuric, Ieuan ap Jankyn, Gruffuth ap Philip. Given at Monemouth.

Lease by John ap Ieuan ap Ivor, John Colston, and Thomas Don of Monemouth to William Wotton of a shop in le Botherewe, namely which was late in the hands of John Twy and lies between the tenement of John Sadeler and Agnes his wife on one side and the house of the said John ap Ieuan ap Iuor, John Colston and Thomas Don on the other, for 20 years. Rent: 12d. per annum at the Annunciation and Michaelmas, repairs. Witnesses: John Ireland, Thomas ap Gwillym, Edward ap David Vaghan, John Sadeler, John ap Philip Taillor. Given at Monemouth.

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.

Grant John ap Wilcok Kymmeys to Nest verch Meuric ap Kenoric of four parcels of land, with appurtenances, in the parish and in the fee of Woluesneuton of which one parcel of land lies in the field called Brindwell, namely in length between the lands of William ap Meuric ap Kenc on one head and the land of the said Nest on the other in breadth between the lands of John Hopkyn on one side and the land of the said William on the other; the second parcel called Erover lies in legth between the lands of Ieuan ap David Gruffith ap grono on one head and the land called Tonne Maure on the other, in breadth between the lands of John ap Hopkyn on one side and the land called Tyr' a Cotta on the other; the third parcel lies in length between the land of John ap Hopkyn on one head and the land of the said Nest on the other, in breadth between the land of the said Nest and the land called Tonne Maure on the other; the 4th parcel lies in length between the land called Tonne Maure on one head and the land of the said Nest on the other, in breadth between the lands of the said Nest on both sides; rendering 10d. on Sunday after Michaelmas, and doing suit of court; relief. Witnesses: Robert greyndor, Steward of Usk, David ap Jankyn pyers, master sergeant, Robert ap Seysell, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Woluesneuton.

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 John ap Philip ap Meuric to Meuric ap Gruffuth ap Ieuan ap Madoc of a piece of arable land and another piece of meadow, with appurtenances, in the parish of Lanyssen, in the fee of Usk, the piece of arable lying in length between the stream called Miloree on one head and the land of Howel ap Ieuan ap Iorwerth on the other, and in breadth between the lands of the said Meuric on one side and the land of Howel ap Mc ap Howel on the other side, and the piece of meadow lying between the land called Tyr David Weyth on one end and the meadow of John ap John ap Grono Vachan on the other, in breadth between the lands of the said Meuric and the said stream. Witnesses: Robert Greynder, then Steward of Usk; David ap Jankyn Piers, Master Sergeant there; John Vachan ap Hopkyn ap Seicill; John ap Ieuan; llowarch ap Meuric. Dated at Lanyssen.

Grant by John Colston of Monemouth to Thomas Pecok, chaplain, and Thomas ap Eynon, chaplain, of all his lands, tenements and burgages, with appurtenances, wheresoever lying within the town of Monemouth and without, within the lordship of Monemouth, except one burgage in the street of St Nicholas, outside the gate of the town called Monkeyote, next the tenement of William Hawys. Witnesses: John Irekande, then mayor of the town of Monemouth, John Draper, john Bochor, William Loff, Edward Fuster. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by Wenllian, the daughter of Muric ap Madoc, late the wife of Muric ap Payn to Sir William Wellon, Sir John ap Ieuan Cou[?y] and Sir John ap Ieuan ap David ap Ithell, chaplains, of 2 parcels of land, arable and meadow, in the fee of White Castle of which one parcel of arable land lies between the way leading from Llantelleo Cressenny to the wood called Lleovys on one head and the land of Ieuan ap David Henry on the other in length, in breadth between the land of Philip ap Jankyn ap Gr' on one part and the land of Ieuan ap William hene on the other and called Croft Meuric Payn; the other parcel of arable and meadow called Croft yweyn lies between the pale of the park of Sir William Thomas Kt., formwerly called Hendre colward on one head and the land of Ieuan ap David Henry on the other in length, in breadth betweeen the land of the chaplain of St Mary of Lantelleo Cressenny, on one part and the land of Ieuan ap David Henry on the other. Witnesses: John Skydamour, steward of Monemouth, William ap John, William ap David ap Hoell coyd, Hoell ap David Gady, Hoell Buttell. Given at Llantilleo Cressenny.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn Piers of Wolfesneuton to John ap Howel ap Ieuan ap Meuric of 2 acres of land, arable and wood, in the parish of Wolfesneuton, of which 1 acre called Ero held lies in length between a lane called Allte goch on one head and land of the said John ap Howel called Tyre evyrgyr' on the other, in breadth between land of the said John ap Howel called Ero schallart on one side and theland of the saie John ap Howel called Ero vaure on the other; the other acre called Ero Veldyn lies in length between the land formerly of Maurice ap Ioruerth ep Eynon on one side and the land of John ap Guilim on the other. Rent: 1d. per annum at Michaelmas. Witnesses: William ap Thomas, Kt., and Robert Greyndor, Stewards of Usk and Kerlyon, John ap Jankyn Piers, master sergeant of Usk, Howel ap Gruffuth William, bedel there, Robert ap Ioruerth, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon Meuric ap Ioruerh ap Eynon. Given at Wolfesnewton.

Grant by John the son of Griffin Sawyer of Monemouth to John ap Llewelyn drouere, chaplain, of a free tenement with its appurtenances, in Monemouth in the street called Monkestrete next le Caldecote, which tenement lies in breadth between the tenement of William Hawys on one side and the tenement late of William Trygge on the other, and in length from the said street to the tenement of Robert Hoper'. Witnesses: John Irelond, then mayor of Monemute, John Trailor of Cross (de Cruce), John Knyght, William Carpuntere, Thomas Bowier. Given at Monemouth.

Release by Sir John ap Howel, rector of Landesoe, Sir Howel ap Iorwerth, vicar of Trelek, Stephan ap Davyd ap Stevyn, and Ieuan Vauchan ap Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon of the parish of Wolfesnewton, to William ap Meuric ap Kenoryc of the same parish, of all their right in 4 acres, 1 rood of land arable and meadow, with appurtenances, in 6 parcels, which Ievan lately acquired of Robert Derneford and Agnes his wife, of which a parcel of arable and meadow lies in the Croft called Croft Ieuan, the second parcel of arable and meadow called Tyre ecocket; the third parcel of arable lies in a field called Menyth Chelton, the fourth parcel of arable in a field called Kylewen and two parcels of land lying in a field called Capyntre, reserving to Ieuan, 11d. rent per annum at Michaelmas, suit of court at Wolvesnewton and relief. Witnesses: William ap Thomas, kt., Steward of Usk and of Kerlyon, John ap Jankyn Piers, Chief Sergeant of Usk, Howel ap Gruffuth, bedel, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, William ap Seisill, Howel ap Meuric ap Davyd ap Adam. Given at Wolfesnewton.

Grant by Meredith ap Howell ap Richard and Thomas Carpentere to Robert ap Thomas, John ap Ivuan Gough, and John ap Ieuan ap David Ithull, clerks, of all lands and tenements, rents, and services, etc., tenants, heriots, reliefs and all other appurtenances, which they lately had of the grant of John ap David Gough of Llanllondy in Kevencriose in the lordship of White Castle (albi castri). Witnesses: John ap Ieuan ap David, Meurik ap Howell ap Nicoll, John ap John ap Howel, Howel ap John ap Howell, William ap David ap Howell. Given at White Castle.

Copy Court Roll. Monemouth. At the secret court. Surrender by William Sant of Wonwarestowe, of a parcel of arable land with appurtenances, in the lordship of Monemouth, in a field under the Castlegrove, in length between the lands of Thomas Ornell and Matilda, his wife, on both sides, and extending in length from the grove there called the Castlegrove on one head, to the ditch called Hirstondich on the other, to the use of Thomas Ornell, and Matilda, his wife. Fine for entry, 6d.

Release by John ap Hopkyn Piers to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric, of all his right in four parcels of land, with appurtenances, in the parish and fee of Wolvesnewton, which he has of the gift and feoffment of Sir William ap David ap Mc rector of Wolvesnewton, Sir Philip ap Howel, rector of Landesoe, Ieuan ap Llewelin ap Morgan, and Margaret, his mother, one parcel of which lies in the vill of Wolvesnewton, in length between the way leading from Kayr to the bridge called Pont wynforth on one head and the land of William ap Meuric on the other, in breadth between the land of the said William on one side and the garden of John Colyn on the other side, the second parcel lying between the said way and the garden of Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon on the other, and in breadth between the land of the said Ieuan on one side and the land of David tyler on the other side, the third lies in the field called Kepyntre between the stream called Pyll on one head and the land of the said William on the other, and in breadth between the said stream on one side and the land of the said William on the other, the fourth parcel lies in the same field, in length between the said river on one head and the land of the said William on the other and in breadth between the lands of the said William on both sides, at a rent of 2d. per annum, suit of court, and relief. Witnesses: William ap Thomas, kt., Steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Piers, Chief Sergeant, Robert ap Seicill, Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon, David ap Mc Whith. Given at Wolvesnewton.

Grant by Sir William ap David ap Meuric, rector of Wolvesnewton, sir Philip ap Howel, rector of Landesoe, Ieuan ap llewelin ap Morgan and Margaret daughter of Ieuan ap Howel, to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric, of four parcels of lands with appurtenances in the parish of Wolvesnewton and in the fee of Wolvesnewton (parcels detailed as in No. 220). Witnesses: William ap Thomas, kt., Steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Piers, Chief Sergeant, Robert ap Seicill, Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon, David ap Mc Whith. Given at Wolvesnewton.