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1. Rowland Morgan of Bassaleck, co. Mon., gent. 2. Thomas Morgan of Baynardes Castle, London, esq. Release, in consideration of a further sum of £250, of his equity of redemption upon, and of all his claim to, a m., barn, bakehouse, etc. and parcels of land as follows: a parcel containing ten a. called y wayn vawre, a parcel containing seven a. called y krygythe, a parcel containing three a. called kaye glison, a parcel containing three a. called y Vedw, a parcel containing two a. called dwy erw y vynhathlog, alias the Broome Close, a parcel containing three a. called kae yr moch, one and a half a. called y kae newyth, one and a half a. called y wayn vach, two and a half a. called Kae yr ffynnon, two and a quarter a. called Kae yr groes, a cottage and half an a., three quarters of an a. called Kae yr quarrey, one and three quarter a. called y Sayth pedwren, one a. called yr Erw bengyl, one and a quarter a. called y Pimp quarter, two a. called y ddwy erw wonnon, and five a. called Kae Sion Thomas Hen; another m., barn, etc. and a parcel of four a. of land, and three-quarters of an a. called y Tree quarter or Tir Philipp Donne; all in said p. Bassaleck.

The will is dated 1607/8, March 1.

1. John Durband of Marshfild, co. Mon., gent., and Cicilla, his wife. 2. Sir William Morgan of Trediger, co. Mon., kt, William Blethin of Sheirnewton, co. Mon., gent., and Mary Howell of Bassleg, co. Mon., widow. Grant of the capital m. called Gellybeare, with all barns, gardens, etc. belonging thereto in p. Marshfild. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster between Thomas Morgan, esq., and Henry Morgan, esq., plaintiffs, and Morice Nicholas, gent., and Alice, his wife, deforciants, touching m's, burgages, and lands in Newporte and St Woloes. Latin. Lh&rh indentures.

1. Maurice Nicholas of Newport, co. Mon., gent., and Alice, his wife. 2. Thomas Morgan of Maghen, co. Mon., esq. Grant of a m., curtilage, and garden, with their appurtenances, in Newport, as defined. Latin.

1. Sir Thomas Morgan of Rhewperry, co. Glam., kt. 2. Frauncis Glisson, Doctor of Phisicke. Articles Of Agreement, in consideration of a marriage to be solemnised between the said Frauncis Glisson and Mary Morgan, eldest daughter of the said Sir Thomas Morgan, touching sums of money to be paid to uses and upon conditions as specified.

1. Elizabeth Williams of Newporte, co. Mon., widow. 2. Rice Williams of Newporte, gent. Release, in consideration of £140, of a m., garden, two orchards, and sixty a. of land in p. Bettus near Newport, as defined. Latin.

1. Thomas Beavan Griffith of p. Penderyn, co. Brec., yeoman, and Mauld, his wife. 2. Morgan Llewelin of Estradvelltey, co. Brec., gent. Bargain And Sale, in consideration of £106, of two m's, tmt's, and lands, with their appurtenances, called Kilvach rhyd vaen and Tyre Corne Llywn Hyddoll, containing sixty a., in p. Penderyn; with covenant for further assurance.

Precept of King Charles I to Edward Thomas, Humfrey Mathew, Richard Parmee, James Glisson, and Sir Philip Morgan, kt, to obey an order of the Court of Chancery, dated 11 Oct. preceding, in a suit touching the agreement and demise in trust specified in Nos 104/3 and 104/4, both dated 1638, May 9.

1. William Hoiskin of p. Gouldclift, co. Mon., yeoman, and Katherine, his wife, and William Hughes of Marshfield, co. Mon., and Ane, his wife. 2. Timothy Rogers of Coedkernewe, co. Mon., gent. Release, in consideration of £37, of a close of land containing three a. in p. St Bride's, co. Mon., with covenant to levy a fine.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster between William Morgan, esq., and Rowland Morgan, gent., plaintiffs, and Mathew Morgan and Barbara, his wife, Tymothy Rogers, and William Hoskin and Katherine, his wife, deforciants, touching lands in Basselegge and St Bride's, co. Mon. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster between Rowland Morgan, gent., plaintiff, and William Thomas, esq., and Mary, his wife, deforciants, touching m's, barns, etc., a cottage, gardens, etc., and forty-five a. of land in p. Basseleg. Latin. Lh&rh indentures.

1. Rowland Morgan of p. Basselegge, co. Mon., gent. 2. William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. Lease for one year of seventeen a. of land lying in three lots in p. St Bride's, co. Mon., one lot being called Cogans Orchard, another Pill-thornes, a close of land containing three a. in p. St Bride's, co. Mon., in a place called the Hawes filde, and three parcels of land in p. Marchfild in two lots; also a m. called Crosse Heol in p. Basselegg; also a m. called Finon vront in p. Basselegge; also three a. in p. St Wooloes, co. Mon.

1. Douglas Morgan, relict of Miles Morgan, late of Gwern y cleppa, p. Basaleg, co. Mon., esq., dec. 2. Rowland Morgan of p. Basaleg, gent. Lease for sixty years, determinable on the life of the lessor, in consideration of £20, of the lessor's share and third part of a m., with its land and appurtenances, in p. Basaleg. Rent: 1d. annually, if demanded.

Affidavit of Thomas Morgan of p. St Mellans, co. Mon., gent., that a m. and tmt of lands, a barn, garden, etc., and several parcels of land called Lloyn Arthen and Tir y Byarth and a parcel of land of three a. lying apart from Tir y Byarth, all in p's Marshfield and St Mellans, co. Mon., were clear of all incumbrances except those herein specified.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the court of the King and Queen at Westminster between John Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and Charles Williams, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants, touching m's and lands in p's Bettus, Riska, and Christchurch, and in the t. of Newport, co. Mon. Latin. Lh&rh indentures.

1. John William of Lantrithin, co. Glam., yeoman. 2. John Morgan of London, esq. Lease and Release, in consideration of £190, of a dwelling-house called the Green Dragon, with stables, outhouses, lands, etc., in Newport, co. Mon., as defined.

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Letter [of the gentry of co. Brec. to the gentry of co. Glam.] in reply to a letter dated 1645, Oct. 12 concerning their association with the gentry of co. Glam. [on the side of Parliament]. Draft.