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Interrogatories administered by Harry Phillipp, defendant, to examine his witnesses at the suit of William Powell, esq., plaintiff. One interrogatory: whether defendant surrendered into Lord's hands of the manor of Uske, to the use of plaintiff, a pasture and a meadow called Cay yr warren in the parish of Langome. (10 interrogatories). At Devauden, 17 September 1604. Depositions of witnesses taken before John Walter and William Edwards, gent., Commissioners appointed by the Council in the Marches of Wales to examine witnesses between William Powell, esq., plaintiff, and Harry Philipe, defendant. Philippe Jones of Newchurch (60).

Copy of order to Harry Phillippe of Newchurch, yeoman, with Thomas William Watkin of the parish of Llanvaire gulgedin, gent., bound to appear at the hearing wherein William Powell is plaintiff and Harry Philippe defendant.

Certified Copy of process at Ludlowe, between William Powell, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Phillippe, defendant. Order to continue matter to 10th January next and to direct commision to Henry Rumsey and others to examine witnesses.

Letter under the signet, Council in the Marches of Wales, to Sheriffs, Justices of Peace, bailiffs, etc., to attach Launcelot Bromage to appear to answer William Powell, esq.

Certified Copy dated 28 June 1596, by Thomas Autrobus, clerk of outlawries, of process against Morgan William Lace late of Wennystowe, husbandman, and Alice, his wife, administrators of the goods and chattles of Thomas ap Howell late of Penalte, yeoman, who died intestate, Morgan outlawed and Alice waived in London.

Grant by William Morgan of Llansoy, gent., in performance of an agreement between him and William Powell of Llanpillth, esq., to William Powell of 2 closes of land, arable, meadow and pasture and wood called Caye tyre y kylocke and Gwrlod tyre y kylocke, with appurtenances lying together in the several parsihes of Llansoye and Llangome, between the royal way leading from the church of Llansoy to Cayre vawre, the land of Thomas Gibon and the water or stream called Pyll on all parts in length and breadth.

Receipt by William Morgan of Lansoye of 10s. in full payment of £8. 10., besides the £30 he received of William Powell of Lanpilt for the lands of Lansoye and Langome called Caye tere y Kylock and Gwirlod tere y kylock, which sum of £8. 10. is to be paid to William Powell on demand. Endorsed with a list of names of persons and sums of money.

A List of such sums of money and other things as William Powell dispersed to William Morgan late of Lansoy and to others by his appointment, since 10 April 1594 besides 20 marks for a parcel of land called Crofte gwarthan, £30 for Kaye tyr y Kyloge and gwyrlode Tyr y Kyloge, etc., (including payments to tradesmen.).

A Bill Of Costs in various pleas of debt between William Powell, esq., and Thomas Morgan, and in a plea of debt by Miles Jackson, gent., against William Powell, esq., etc.

A Note from William Morgan [to William Powell] about money matters. He had written to his uncle Johnes of Treowen that he should not appoint any day of meeting touching William rice until his arrival at Treowen.

Extracts from a survey of the manor of Caldecote and Newton by John Worths, gent., deputy surveyor to Sir John Pointz, Kt., General Surveyor of the Duchy of Lancaster in the South of the land of William Powell and Thomas Laurence.

Lease by Howell Thomas ap Morgan of the parish of Kilgurruge, yeoman, to William Powell of Llanpiell, esq., for £6 of his cottage and gardens late in the tenure of Harry Rees and all lands, tenements, etc., with appurtenances in the parish of Newchurche in length and breadth between the way leading from Newchurch to Chepstowe, the common called Coyd llwyvos and the lands in the tenure of Robert mors otherwise collier on all parts, all of which premises or most part thereof known as llwyn y badder, for 5 years. Rent: 1d. per annum and 5s. per annum free rent due to the lord of the soil. Endorsed with note of reading in English and Welsh.

Bargain And Sale by Anne Morgan of Newchurche, widow, to Thomas Lewys of Redwick, yeoman, her brother, of a messuage or tenement, which she now in habits, a garden adjoining and 3 acres of land, arable or pasture, belonging, in length and breadth between the lands of the heirs of William Price, deceased, and the royal way there leading from Sherenewton to Monmouthe.

Bargain And Sale by Ann Morgam of Newchurche, widow, daughter and heir of Morgam Wyllym a Powell of Newchurche, deceased, and late wife of Howell Jeyne Thomas, deceased, and Thomas Lewis Morgan of Newchurche, tailor, to William Powell of Lampillth, esq., of messuages, houses, etc., with appurtenances late in the tenure of Morgan Wellym apowell, father of the said Ann Morgan, after whose death to above they descend to the grantor, as daughter and heir, in the parish of Newchurche. Endorsed with note of reading in English and Welsh.

Grant by Anne Morgan of Newchurche, widow, daughter and heir of Morgan Willym apowell, late of Newchurch, deceased, and late relict of Howell geine Thomas, deceased, and Thomas Lewys Mrogan of Newchurche, tailor, to William Powell and Llampyllth, esq., of all messuages, etc., (as in No. 1465).