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Release And Quitclaim by John Tiler, senior, of Monemouth and Agnes his wife, to John Loffe of the same and Agnes, his wife, of all right in a message with appurtenances, in Monemouth in a street called Monkestrete towards le Caldicote, which messuage John Loffe and Agnes his wife have of their feoffment. Witnesses: Thomas Ornel, then mayor of the town of Monemute, Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, John Draper, John Irelond.

Grant by John Tiler, senior, of Monemouth and Agnes, his wife, to William Loffe of the same and Agnes, his wife, of a messuage with appurtenances, situate in Monemouth in a street called Monkestrete towards Caldicote, in breadth between the tenement of William Hawys on one side and the tenement of William Thomas, kt., late of Robert Hoper on the other, and extending in length from the said street on one head to the land of the said William Thomas, kt., on the other. Witnesses: Thomas Ornell, then mayor of the town of Monemute, Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, John Draper, John Irelond. Given at Monmouth.

Release And Quitclaim by John Ponter, son and heir of Thomas Ponter of Suton, to William Loffe of Monemouth of all right in a messuage with appurtenances, in Monemouth in a street called Monkestrete towards Caldicote, in breadth between the tenement of William Hawys on one side and the tenement of William Thomas, kt., late of Robert Hoper on the other, and extending in length from the said street on one head to the lands of the said William Thomas, kt., on the other. Witnesses: Thomas Ornell, then mayor of Monemouth, John Irelond, John Draper, Edward Fuster, John Tiler.

Grant by Thomas ap Moris of Tryllek to Sir Griffin ap Ieuan ap Grono, perpetual vicar of Monastowe, and John Thomas ap Morys, grantor's son, of all his lands, tenements, etc., with appurtenances in the lordship of Trillek and fee of Uske. Witnesses: Robert Grendore, Steward of Tryllek, John ap Ieuan ap Madoc, deputy, Ioruerth ap Ieuan Taillor, then bailiff of the borough there, Robert ap John Hopkyn. Given at Tryllek.

Copy Court Roll. Monemouth. Surrender by David ap Ioruerth ap Jankyn and Elizabeth, his wife, of 11 acres of arable land, with appurtenances, in the lordship of Monemouth in a field under the Castlegrove, in breadth between the land of Thomas Ornell and Matilda, his wife, on one side and the land of Maurice Hyre and Elizabeth Bonde, his wife, on the other, to the use of Thomas Ornell and Matilda, his wife. Fine for entry, 6d.

Grant by Philip a Meuric Pye and Thomas ap Philip, his son, to Howel ap Llewelyn ap Adam, of 1 1/2 acres of land, with appurtenances, in the parish and fee of Wolfysnewton, one acre lying in the field called Kevynellegh and the half acre lying in 5 pieces of land of which 3 lie in a place called Croftekedyeyd and the other 2 in a place called Hendre boyth. Witnesses: Robert Greynder, steward of Usk, Howel ap Ieuan, chief sergeant, Robert ap Seisill, Howel ap Mc ap David ap Adam, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon. Given at Wolfysnewton.

Copy Court Roll. Uske. Court here before Robert Greyndore, steward. Grygg' ap Ieuan ap Jankyn gave the lord 6d. for entry into 12 acres of land called Lankanynok, at 4s. old rent at Michaelmas and other services due and accustomed. He has licence to take the vesture of the said land to his own land without challenge until he makes a barn on the said lands, as admitted by John Rose, the lord's approver.

Grant by Katherin daughter of David ap Thomas to Thomas ap David Thomas, Thomas ap Richard, rector of Treguke, and Philip ap Hoell, rector of Landesoy of all his lands, etc., in Wolvesnewton' in the lordship of Usk to hold of the chief lord of the fee by due and accustomed service. Witnesses: John ap Jankyn Peris, Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Madok, Thomas ap Iorwerth ap Ririd, Jankyn ap Hopkyn, Jankyn ap Meric ap Mc. Given at Woluesnewton'.

Release And Quitclaim by John a Jankyn ap Ithell to William Thomas, kt., of all his right in a burgage with appurtenances in the town of Bergevenny, which tenement William had of the feoffment of sissil' hancoke. Witnesses: Morgan ap David ap William, Philip ap Thomas, Hoell ap Jankyn, David ap Llewelin fela, Hoell ap David ap Ieuan vichan. Given at Bergevenny.

Copy Of Court Roll. Usk. Court held before John Rese, deputy of Robert Greyndore, Steward. Endorsement of letters patent of grant by Richard, Duke of York, Earl of March, and Ulster, Lieutenant General and Govenor of the Kingdom of France and the Duchy of Normandy, for 12d. fine given by Katerin daughter of David ap Thomas of licence to enfeoff and grant 3 messuages, 300 acres of land, 200 acres of pasture and 3s. 4d. rent, with appurtenances in Wolvesnewton, held of him in chief by service of half a knight's fee to Thomas ap David Thomas, Thomas ap Richard, rector pf Tregerek, and Philip ap Hoell, rector of Landesoy, to hold by due and accustomed service.

Grant by Walter ap David ap Gruffuth to John his son and Nest vergh William, his wife, of a messuage with a parcel of land, with appurtenances, in the parish of Lanyssen in the fee of Trillyk, in length between the way leading from Usk to Trillek on one head and the land of the Abbot of Tyntern on the other, in breadth between the way leading from Lanveire meibon Owen to Tyntern on one side and the land of the said Walter called Croft maure on the other. Witnesses: Robert Gwyndore, Steward of Usk, John ap Hopkyn ap Adam, master sergeant, Thomas Moris, Hopkyn ap John, Richard blast. Given at Lanyssen, 10 July 19 Henry [vi].

Release And Quitclaim by Thomas ap Eynon, chaplain, to Alice, relict of John Colston of Monemouth of all right in al lands and tenements, with appurtenances which he had of the feoffment of John Colston in the town and lordship. Given at Monemute.

Grant by Philip ap Howell ap Thomas, Lord of Blakebroke in the lordship of Skenfreyth to Howel ap Phelpot ap Howell, his son, of all the lands and tenements, reversions, rents, and services, with meadows, feedings, pastures, tenants, rents, heriots, reliefs, suits of court, with a mill and all appurtenances, which he has in Penclavth, Coyd Pencon in Lanveyre in the parish of Lanyssen and in Lanmyhangell in the lordship of Uske, to hold of the chief lords of the fee by the due and acustomed service. Witnesses: Thomas ap Richard, chaplain, Thomas ap David Thomas, John Vaghan, John ap Ieuan, John Scudamour. Given at Penclavth, Thursday before the Feast of St David the Bishop.

Grant by Walter baker son and heir of Thomas Baker of Monemouth to William Loffe of the same and Agnes, is wife, of burgage and 6 acres of free land, with appurtenances lying within the town and lordship of Monemute, which burgage lies within the town of Monemouth in a street called Monwestrete, in breadth between the burgage of Robert Webbe on one side and burgage late of Ioruerth ap Grono on the other and extending in length from the said street on one head, to the ditch of Chepyngham on the other; 2 acres of free land lie together in a croft in the fee of Holliwell, in breadth between the land of Thomas Sergeant on one side and the old way next Mondayeffeld on the other, and extending in length from the meadow called Bottesmede on one head to the meadow of the Prior and Convent of Monemute in the tenure of Thomas Ornell on the other; 4 acres of free land lie together in the fee of the hunter (infra feodum venatoris) in breadth between the lands of the said Thomas Sergeant on both sides and extending in length from the land of William Marreis on one head to the land of John ap Phelpot on the other. Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, Thomas Ornell, Edmund Goldesmyth, William Dyer. Given at Monemouth. Attached: 20 September 1442. Release and Quitclaim by Walter Baker to William Loffe and Agnes his wife of the above premises. Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, William Marreis, Thomas Bochour, Edward Fuster.

Letters Of Attorney by Philip ap Howell ap Thomas, lord of Blakebroke in the lordship of Skenfreyth to John ap Ieuan of the parish of Lanveyre to deliver seisin to his son, Howel ap Phelpot ap Howell of all his lands and tenements etc. in Penclath, Coyd pencon in Lanveyre in the parishes of Lanyssen and Lamyhangell in the lordship of Uske according to the form of a charter made to him thereof. Thursday before the feast of St David, 20 Henry VI.

Release And Quitclaim by Thomas Daws of Monemouth and Johanna, his wife, to William Loffe of the same and Agnes, his wife, of all right in a third part of a burgage, with appurtenances, in the borough of Monemouth in a street called le Monkestrete, which William Loffe and Agnes his wife had of their feoffment. Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, John Draper, Thomas Coke, Thomas Ornell, Edmund Goldesmyth.

Release And Quitclaim by Philipp ap Howell ap Thomas, lord of Blakebroke, in the lordship of Skenfreyth to Howell ap Philipp ap Howell his son, of his right in lands and tenements, etc. heriots, relief, suits of court, mills with appurtenaces which Howel ap Phelpot has of his feoffment in Penclavth, Coyd Pencon in Lanveyre in the parish of Lanyssen and in Lanvyhangell in the lordship of Uske. Witnesses: Thomas Scudamor, John Scudamor, Thomas ap Richard, chaplain, Thomas ap David ap Thomas, John Vaughan.

Grant by Richard Blaste of Tryllek to William ap Ieuan ap David ap Adam and Erdudvyll vergh Gruffuth, his wife, of a parcel of free land, with appurtenances, in the fee of Trillek in the lordship of Uske, in breadth between one acre of land of the said William on one side, and the land of the said William on the other side, which Meuric ap Gruffuth formerly held, and in length extending form the lands of John ap Thomas ap Morys on one head to the stream called Nantfonnonkayreverhigh, which runs from the spring called Kayreverhigh on the other head. Witnesses: Sir Howel ap Ioruerth, vicar of Trillek, Llewelyn ap Ieuan ap Res, Ioruerth ap Ieuan Taylor, John ap Gruffuth ap Ieuan Taylor, John ap Howell ap Meuric ap Madoc. Given at Trillek.

Grant by Moris ap Ieuan ap Jankyn ap Ioruerth to John ap Ieuan ap Grono vaghan of all his lands which lie in a place called Enysaglyn next to Lanveire meibon Owein in the parish of Lanyssen in thelordship of Usk which lie between the stream called Olwye on one side, and the wood called Gwerne Ioruerth to hold of the chief lord of the fee. Witnesses: William ap Thomas, kt., Steward of Usk, William ap Hoel, master sergeant, John Vaghan, lloargh ap Meirc, Grono ap Ieuan ap Llewelin. Given at Lanveir. Mutilated.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn ap Hoell ap Gwalter of Trelleke to John ap Ieuan ap Thomas and Adam ap Hoell of his manor of Trecapraghed with all lands and tenements, meadows, feedings, pastures, woods, with pools, waters, fisheries, rents, reversions, services, wards, marriages, fealties, heriots, reliefs, suits of court, franchises and liberties and all other appurtenances, lying in the lordship of Uske, which late Hoell ap Ierevarthe, vicar of Trelleke and John ap Ieuan ap Gruffuthe, vicar of Uske [?held], to hold of the chieflord of the fee. Witnesses: John ap Jankyn Pers, Jenkyn ap Mors ap Meuryck, John Skydamour, Jankyn ap Hopkyn ap Syselthe, Hoell ap Thomas ap Jerevarthe Thue. Given at Trecapraghed.