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Bargain And Sale by William Phillipe otherwise Gwyn of Uske, gent., to David Phillipe Powell of Llansoye, gent., for £50 of all his messuages, lands, etc., with appurtenances in the parish of Llanbadocke, in the fee and lordship of Uske and now in the tenure of Reignold William and George Jeyne ap Phillipe of Llanbadocke.

Bond by William Phillipe, otherwise Gwyn, of the town of Uske, gent., to David Phillipe Powell of Lansoye, gent., in £100, for performance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Final Concords: Common Pleas. David Phelip Powell, gent., complainant, and William Gwyn, gent., Philipp James and Matilda, his wife, Philipp David, David Powell and Florence Phelip, widow, deforciants, of four messuages, etc., in Llanbadock, Newchurch, Kilgurrock, Llanarth, Bryngwyn and Llanmartyn.

Writ to the Sheriff and Justices of the Peace for the County of Monmouth and others (named) to attach Howell William to appear before the Council of the Marches of Wales to answer David Phelip and Howell ap Ieuan. Mutilated, and repaired.

Grant by Hugh William of Llangattocke Vibonavell, yeoman, to David Phelip Powell, gent., all his lands, tenements, etc., in the parish of Llangattock Vibonavell in the lordship of Monmoth, late in the tenure of William Philip Thomas Mirick, his father, deceased, and now in the tenure of the said Hugh, Howell Phelip, and William Thomas ap John of Llangattock.

Copy Court Roll. Treleck lordship. At Court of William Harbert, Earl of Pembroke; before William Vaghann, deputy of William Morgan, esq., Steward. Surrender by Thomas William of Michell troye of a parcel of meadow called Gwerne lloyde iskawen in Michell troye in the lordship of Treleck, to the use of James tyler. Fine 9d. for entry.

Copy Court Roll. Uske Castle. At Gate of Castle of William Harbert, Earl of Pembroke, before William Vaghann, gent., deputy of William Morgan, esq., Steward. Surrender by Phelipp ap Jevan and Elin vergh Thomas, his wife, of Lloydarthe, of wo parcels of meadow land called Gworlod Jevan and Gworlod egham, now in the tenure and occupation of James Phelipp, otherwise tiler, in the parish of Michelltroye, lordship of Treleck, in a place called Lloydarthe, abutting on the way leading from Lloydarthe towards the lord's common called Greyghe thylock to use of Jankyn Thomas John here and Thomas William weuer, of the same to the use of James Philipp otherwise tyler. Fine 9d. for entry.

Grant by Thomas Edmunde of Llanthomas, gent., and Henry Thomas his son and heir to David Philippe Hoell of Llansoy, gent., of a messuage, orchard, garden and two parcels of land with appurtenances, in the parish of Llanthomas in the lordship of Uske, of which the messuage, garden and a parcel of meadow lie together between the way leading from Llangoven to Monmouth on the west, the land of the said David, and the stream running there on all sides; the second parcel and ochard lying together between the said way leading from Llangoven to Monmouth on the east part, the land of John Stephyn on the west; and the said stream on the north.

Grant by John Davyd of Monton to John beon' of the parish of Matharne, of a parcel of arable land called Koxshutte with appurtenances, now in the tenure of the said John in the parish of Shrenewton in the lordship of Caldicot, one side abutting to the way leading from Ereles woode to Cayrewent on the west part, on the other to the way leading from Shernewton to ?Landeggelelly on the south part, on another to the land of John William Griffith on the east.

Release And Quitclaim by John David of Monton to John boene of Matharne of all right in a parcel of arable land called Koxshutte with appurtenances now in the tenure of the said John, in the parish of Shrenewton, in the lordship of Caldicot.

Release And Quitclaim by Thomas ap Powell of Sherenewton, tucker, to David Philippe Powell, gent., of all right in a messuage, barn, garden and all other lands, etc., which were of Thomas ap John Bannor, deceased, in Sherenewton.

Letter from William Probert from Pantglase to William Powell, esq., at Deudleye about litigation, and a sequestration enclosed in a letter which he had sent to the Sheriff.

Bargain And Sale by William Thomas Morgan of Llansoye, gent., son and heir of Thomas Morgan, late of Llansoye, gent., deceased, to William Powell of Llanpillth, esq., of a close of land, arable, meadow, pasture and wood called Crofte Gwathan, with appurtenances, in the parish of Llansoye, between the land of the said William Powell now in the several tenures of Marslie Howell Weelym, widow, George John Howell, and John Philip and the highway leading from Treleck to Uske of all parts in length and breadth. Endorsement: that if William Morgan pays £10 at Christmas 1594 he shall have the assurance of the premises.

Bond by William Thomas Morgan of Llansoy, gent, to William Powell of Llanpyllth, esq., in £40 for performance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Grant by William Thomas Morgan of Llansoy, gent., to William Powell pf Llanpillth, esq., of a close of land, arable, meadow, pasture and wood, called croft Gwathan in the parish of Llansoye (as in No. 1138).

Lists of witnesses for indentures of bargain and sale and bond of that date and of sealing and delivery by William Morgan of Lansoye to William Powell of 3 March 1593, etc.

Lease by William Morgan of Lansoy, gent., son and heir of Thomas Morgan, late of Lansoye, gent., deceased, to William Powell of Lanpilth, esq., of a messuage and tenement, etc., lands, etc., late in the tenure of John Morgan of Lansoye, brother of Thomas Morgan and uncle of William Morgan by demise of William Morgan for term now expired, in the parishes of Lansoy and Langome, for 3 years. Rent: £7, per annum on the 1st. May and Michaelmas and 50s. per annum to Denys, now wife of Richard Philip William and late wife of Thomas Morgan.

Receipt by William Morgan of 20 marks from William Powell in full payment of Croft Gwathan, and of £15. 3. 6. part payment of £21 being for 3 years rent for the treatment and lands demised to William Powell.