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Grant by William Payn and Johanne Dyvant, his wife, to Sir Howel ap Ioruerth, vicar of Trillek, and Ieuan tailor of all their lands and tenements, meadows, feedings and pastures, except a burgage situated in the vill of Trillek. Witnesses: John Greyndour, kt., steward of Usk, Ieuan ap Meurik ap Howel, his deputy, Richard blast, Henry Gadarne, Benedict Werne. Given at Trillek.

Power Of Attorney by William Gamage, Lord of Roygate, to Robert ap Howell ap Walter to deliver seisin to John ap Gruffith, vicar of Usk, and Roger ap Howell ap Wlater in manor of Trecapraghet, with appurtenances together with reversions, rents and services of all lands both free and bond within the said manor and all rights and appurtenances. Given at Usk.

Release And Quitclaim by John ap David ap Llewelin to John ap Guillym of al right in a piece of land, with appurtenances, which John ap Guillym has of the gift and grant of Alice his mother, which land lies beyond Grenewey in the lordship of Monmoth in breadth between the lands of the said John ap Guillym and Thomas Coek on both sides, and extending in length from the land of the said John ap Guillym to the land of John de Wisham. Witnesses: Richard Irland, John Hopere, John Wisham, John Tailor, Llewelin Drouere. Given at Monemouth Thursday after the Feast of St David, Bishop, 2 Henry V.

Grant by Howel ap Ioruerth, vicar of Trillek, and Ieuan tailor to William Payn and Joan Durant, his wife, of all lands and tenements, etc., in the fee and lordship of trillek which they late had of the grant of the said William and Joan his wife. Witnesses: Thomas Holgot, steward of Usk, Roger ap Howell, his deputy, Richard blast, Henry Gadarne, Benedict Werne. Given at Trillek.

Grant by Thomas Donel, chaplain, to Hugh Coly and John ap Guillym ap Meuric, chaplains, of a free tenement and a burgage which lie together, with appurtenances, in the town of Monemouth, in the street called Monewestrete in breadth between the tenements of William Rye on one side and the tenement of John Jon Drapere on the other and extending in length from the said street to Chippinghamdiche, which tenement and burgage he had of the grant of Walter, Prior of Monemouth, as appears in a charter of feoffment. Witnesses: John Ireland, Thomas Bowier, John Wade, John Godchild, Robert Hunteley. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by John ap Ioruerth to Gruffith ap David, vicar of Wonewastowe, and Robert ap Madok Kynce, chaplain, of all his lands and tenements, with appurtenances, in the parish of Lanthomas in the fee of Usk and in Cwmcarvan in the fee of Trellek. Witnesses: John ap Wilcock, deputy Steward of Usk, John ap Gwylim, Receiver, Meuric ap Meurik, Roger ap Guillym, John ap Ieuan ap Madok. Given at Usk.

Inspeximus by Johanna Beauchamp, Lady of Bergavenny, of a Charter which Henry Greene, William Bagot, Kt., John Stynecle, William Wenlok, John Pykard and John Olney, lords of Bergavenny, made to Hoell ap Gryffith of Penros in the following words: Grant by Henry Grene, William Bagot Kt., John Stynecle, William Wenlok, John Pykard and John Olney, lords of Bergavenny, to Hoell ap Gruffith of Penros of 13 acres of land, lying in divers parcels in the bailwick of Penros, which Hoell previously held of them in villeigne, grant also that Hoell and all his progeny born and to be borne sahll be free and discharged of all claim of villeinage. Rent: 7s. 8 1/2 d. per annum at the Annunciation and Michaelmas, heriot, suit of Court at Penrhos and all other services and customs as other free tenants of Penros. The charter enrolled in the Chancery of Bergavenny, sealed with the seal of the Chancery. Given at Bergavenny, sealed with the seal of the Chancery. given at Bergavenny, 7 August 17 Richard II (1393), which Grant Johanna, Lady of Bergavenny confirms and ratifies. Given at the castle of Bergavenny.

Grant by Ieuan Vechan ap Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric, of a messuage and 2 pieces of land, with appurtenances, in the parish and fee of Wolvisnewton, namely the messuage, and piece of land adjoining, called Croft David ap Ieuan ap Howel, lying in length between the land called Tyre a cocheyd on one head and the land formerly of David Seys on the other, in breadth between the way called Heol a marchogeon on one side and the land called Tyre abreynd wel on the other head; the other piece lying in length to the stream called Pyll on one head and the place of the said David ap Ieuan ap Howel on the other, and in breadth between the land formerly of Meuric ap Kenoric on both parts, paying one penny per annum and doing suit of court, and relief. Witnesses: Thomas Holcote, Steward of Uske, John Perse, master sergeant, Wilcok ap Robbert, Ieuan ap Howel ap Madoc, Meuric ap Ioruard ap Eynon, Howel ap Mc ap David ap Adam, Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Eynon. Given at Wolvisnewton.

Grant by Grono ap Ieuan of Llewelin to Maurice ap Gruffith ap Ieuan ap Madoc and Elene verch Philip ap Mc, his wife, of 3 parcels of land with appurtenances in the parish of Llanyssen, in the fee of Usk, of which one parcel lies in a place called Tyre Porth, the second in a place called Perthhyre, the third in a place called Tyre a werne. Witnesses: Robert Greyndore then Steward of Usk; Howel ap Ieuan ap Grono, Chief Sergeant there; Lloarch ap Mc, William ap Philip ap John, John ap Ieuan ap grono vachan. Dated at Llanyssen.

Grant by William vab David vab Mc, chaplain, to David vab Nichol of 1 acre of arable land and 1/2 acre of meadow called Tere gwyn next to the stream called Develeys and 1 acre in two parcels in the land called Tere Willym ap adaff' in the parish and fee os Usk at Wehelok. Witnesses: John ap Harry, steward of Usk, John Piers, master sergeant, John ap Ieuan ap Madoc, bedel, hopkyn ao adam, Thomas ap Ioruerth, Edward ap adam, and Howell ap Ieuan of Willym. Given at Usk.

Grant by Robert ap Thomelyn, esq., to Thomas Ornell and Matilda, his wife, daughter of Robert, of a burgage in Little Monemouth in breadth between the burgage of Ieuan Glyn on one part, and the stream leading towards Monwew on the other, and extending in length from the royal way near the bridge called Drybrugge to the said stream. Witnesses: John ap Guyllym, Thomas ap Guyllym, William Marreys, Richard ap Ieuan vaghan, Ieuan ap Guillym. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by Stephen vab David vab Stephen to John vab Ieuan vab Gruffith, vicar of the church of Uske, Mathew, rector of the church of Panntege and Howell Vab Ioruerth, vicar of the church of Trillek of all lands, meadows, underwoods and pasture, with appurtenances, lying in the lordship of Uske, in the parish of Kilgorrok in breadth between the river called Naunte Llees and the lands and meadows of Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon on one side and the way leading from Neuport to Monmouth on the other, and extending in length from a certain stream running from Comme vagerne to the way which leads from Usk to Strugull; and 3 acres of land arable and underwood, with appurtenances lying in the field called Maisayson' on the said stream called Naunte llees. Witnesses: John ap Harry, Steward of Uske and Kairlion, John Piers, master sergeant of Uske, William ap Roppert, Thomas ap Wilkoc, Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon. Given at Gilkorrok.

Grant by Perser' verch Gruffith to John ap Ieuan ap Grono Vachan and Llewelyn ap Ieuan ap grono vachan, her sons, of all their lands and tenaments, with appurtenances, in the fee of Usk, which she formerly had of the feoffment of Gruffith, her father, to hold of the chief lords of that fee by due and accustomed service. Witnesses: John ap Harri, steward of Usk, John Peirs, master sergeant, Robert ap Seicill, John ap Iorwerth ap Meuric, John ap Philip ap Thomas. Given at Llanveir Meibon Owein.

Power Of Attorney by Nest verch grono to Iouard ap Philip ap Thomas to deliver seisin to Ieuan ap Philip ap Eynon and Stephan ap David ap Stephen of a piece of land, arable and meadow, with appurtenances in the parish of Llanvihangel Kanan in the fee of Usk. Witnesses: Robert Greyndor, steward of Usk, David ap Jankyn Piers, master sergeant, Ieuan ap Hopkyn Mc ap Ieuan ap Mc, Philip ap Llewelin. Given at Trillec.

Grant by John ap Wilcok Kemmeys to Llewelin ap Ieuan ap Jankyn Kemmeys of all lands and tenement, meadows, woods, and wastes, rents and services with appurtenances which he has in the lordship of Uske, which fell to him by the death of Radolfe Kemmeys in the said lordship. Witnesses: Ieuan ap Mc ap Hoell gam, Hoell ap Thomas ap Ioruerth duy, Hoell ap Mc. ap David ap Adam, Ieuan ap Hoell ap Mc and Jankyn ap Ioruerth ap Mc. Given at Wolfeysnewton.

Grant by Henry Joye and Agnes vergh Gruffuth Joye and Nest vergh Gruffuth Joye to Lewis ap Hoewll Koys of seven and a half acres of land, with appurtenances in Henru in the parish of Kemmes of which 1 acre lies in Seymoursland near the meadow (pratum) Sayis, 2 acres lie with one head abutting on the royal way leading from Penho to Kaerlyon and the other head on the land of Nesta Mc Komro, 2 acres lie with one head abutting on the way leading from Henru to Kemmeys, the other on the stream called Duvelesh', 1/4 acre lying near the said 2 acres, another 1 1/2 acres lying together with one head abutting on the said royal way and the other on the garden on Nesta Mc Komro, and another acre lying there and called Croftevelyn, rendering to the chief lord of that fee in the lordship of Penho for 3 acres of the 7 acres, 3d. at Michalemas, and for 4 1/2 acres 9d. at Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: Philip ap David ap Rosses, Robert Bolton, Leyson ap Grono.

Grant by Ioruerth ap Guillim of Lentomas to John ap Ioruerth his son of all his lands and tenements in the parishes of Lantomas and Cumkarvan, in the fee of Trellek, besides 1 acre of land with appurtenances in Cumkarvan and called Herowa[?y]t. Witnesses: Sir John de Seint Jon, Kt., Steward of Uske, and Kayrlion, John ap Guillim, deputy there, Maurice ap Meuric, master sergeant of Uske, roger ap Guillim, Henry ap Ieuan ap Meuric. Given at Lantomas.

Grant by Katerin, the daughter of Dauyd ap thomas ap Iuor to William ap Meuric Thuy of a messuage and certain parcels of land, arable, meadow, wood and waste, woth appurtenances, in the parishes of Kilgorrok and Wolfesneuton called Werne Madoc, except a garden lying in the town of Wolfesneuton, rendering 3s. per annum and suit of court. Witnesses: Robert Greyndore, steward of Usk and Kaerlyon, John ap Jankyn Piers, master sergeant, John ap Ieuan ap Madoc, beadle, Hoel ap Meuric ap David ap Adam, John ap Hopkyn Piers. Given at Wolsfesneuton'.

Grant by Philip ap Meuric Pie to Robert ap Ioruerth ap David of 1/2 acre of land with appurtenances in the parish and fee of Wolvesnewton, which lies in 2 pieces, of which one lies in length between the land of John ap Howel ap Ieuan ap Mc on both sides and in breadth between the lands of the said John on one side and the land of John ap Hopkyn on the other; the 2nd piece lies between the land of John ap William ap Jankyn on one head and land of the said John ap Howel on the other. Rent: 1d. per annum. Witnesses: Robert Greyndore, Steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Piers, chief sergeant, Robert ap Seycill, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, Mc ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Wolvesnewton.

Grant by John ap Hopkyn Peyrs to William ap Meuric ap Kenoric of a garden and a piece of land, with appurtenances, in the fee of Woluesnewton, namely the garden lying between the way leading from the place called Kaer to the bridge called Pontwinforth on one side and the messuage of the said William and the well of St Gwynhael on the other, and the said piece of land lies in length between certain land on one head and the garden formerly of Ieuan ap Owen and the garden of Sir William ap David ap Meuric on the other. Rent: 2d per annum, Sunday after Michaelmas, suit of court, relief. Witnesses: Robert Greyndour, steward of Usk, John ap Jankyn Peyrs, master sergeant, Wilcok ap Roppert, John ap Ieuan ap Eynon, Meuric ap Ioruerth ap Eynon. Given at Woluesnewton.