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Records of the Welsh estates of the dukes of Beaufort, earlier the earls of Worcester and William Herbert, earl of Pembroke (d. 1469), including records for the Breconshire lordships of Crickhowell, from 1382, and Tretower, from 1532; ministers' accounts for Monmouthshire lordships from 1387 and manorial records for the lordship of Chepstow, from 1568, Monmouth, from 1416, Porthgaseg, from 1262, Raglan, from 1364, Treleck, from 1508, and for the lordship of Usk, from 1517; records for the Seignory of Gower and Kilvey from 1366 and for the borough and manor of Swansea, 1657-1835; deeds from the 13th cent.relating to the Badminton estate in Monmouthshire, Breconshire and in Gower, Glamorganshire; records from the 16 cent. relating to the coal and iron industries in Monmouthshire and Glamorgan; and estate management records including rentals, 1638-1933, accounts of rent arrears, 1669-1839, bailiffs, collectors and stewards' accounts, 1652-1858, and registers of leases, 1629-1918.

Grant by John Thomas ap Ieuan son and co-heir of Thomas ap Ieuan ap Grono to David ap Phillippe hoel of Landoy of all lansd and tenements, etc., in the parish of Lanyssen and which descended to him after the death of Thomas ap Ieuan his father.

Release And Quitclaim by Thomas Hoel ap David of Lansoye to David ap Phillipe of all right in three parcels of land called Tere polleglorocke, Tere eroogan, and Tere ero elleyne, lying in various places in the parishes of Lansoye and Langongocke.

Grant by John ap Hoell ap Mc of the parish of Tredonake to John ap Hoell ap griffith, Griffin ap Hoell and Thoas ap John Phelpot of all lands and tenements, etc., in the parish of Lanissen.

Grant by Blanch Herbert, widow, relict of William Herbert, late of Troy, kt., dec., and Charles Herbert of Troy, esq., son and heir of the said William Herbert, to John ap John of the parish of Llandenny and Jenette, his wife, of a grist mill, in the parish of Llannyssen, with stank and water course and a garden and parcel of land adjoining, with a meadow in the parish of Llansoe with appurtenances, the mill being called Llanveyre myll, and the meadow, Gwyrlod Hawkyn, and lying near the stream called Olwye, which meadow Morgan John now holds for term of years, to hold of the chief lords of the fee by the rents and services due and accustomed; 40s. per annum for mill, garden and parcel of land, and for the meadow after the end of the term of Morgan ap John, 6s. 4d.; 5s. after the death of each tenant as a heriot. Appointment of Thomas Phillip Gwillim of Llandewey and William John ap Ieuan of Usk as attorneys to give seisin.

Award of Edward Myryk, clerk, Sir Phelip Yevan, vicar of Langome, John Morice ap John and Morgan Thomas Morice, arbitrators chosen by Thomas Hughe of Biston, yeoman, of one part and Davyd Phelippe Houell of Lansoe of the other, on right title and occupation and certain lands and tenements called Courte pyrs, in the parish of Wolfesnewton (excepting any action which may arise for acquitting the said David against one Phelippe Morgan of Kydewely, gent. which they award to David Phelippe Howell in fee according to his former estate, Thomas Hughes and Margaret his wife to make a further estate therein when required; David to make a lease of the premises to Thomas for 3 years, paying at Michaelmas 20s., and 13s. to the lord of the manor yearly.

Copy Court Roll, Raglan. At the court of Henry, Earl of Worcester before John Covey, gent., steward and approver. Admittance of John David William to all the lands, arable, meadow, feeding, pasture and wood, which were in the hands of William ap Hoskyn, deceased, containing 25 acres lying in the lordship of Raglan between the stream called Gwewthorn on one side and Forest newith on the other, and abutting on the tenement of John Thomas tailor, on one head and the tenement of Yoroth weithe on the other, for the lives of John Charles ap John and Bridgitte vergh John his children. Rent: 8s. 4d. per annum, suit of court, heriot and 2 capons at the Feast of the Circumcision and all taxes, tallages, rents, customs and services as the customary tenants there are accustomed to do. Fine for entry 20s. Signed: H. Worcester.

Copy Court Roll. Uske, At King's Castle Gate before John David William, deputy, and William John ap Ieuan, approver. Surrender by Geoffrey ap Philipp and Katerine vergh Phillipp his wife of 40 acres of land in the parish of Llansoye in the lordship of Uske, to use of David ap Phillipp Hoell. Heriot 5s., fine 9d.

Power Of Attorney by William ap Ieuan of the parish of Raglan to his brother Nycholas William, in all courts against all persons in possession of any part or parcel of any lands or tenements late in the hands of Gwilim ap Hoell ap Mc in the country of Monmoth and in the hundred of Trelec.

Letters under signet to Sir Thomas Morgan, kt., and Antony Walshe, esq. enclosing a bill of complaint presented to the Commissioners in the Marches of Wales, who are to call both parties before them and to order the matter contained in the bill.

Letters under signet to Sir Thomas Morgan, kt., Antony Walshe, esq., and William John Thomas, esq. It has been showed to Commissioners in the Marches of Wales that the bill of complaint directed to them by David Phellip Howell, Thomas Phellip Gwilim, John and William T. Lewes against Nycolas William ap Ieuan and John William ap Ieuan, touching lands of the plaintiff's inheritance, and directed to Sir Thomas Morgan, kt., and Antony Welshe, esq., for examination and ordering, that the plaintiffs alleged that Thomas and Antony "be not indifferent to order the said matter". The three of them are to order the same. Given at the town of Brecknock.

Lease by Anthony, Bishop of Landaff, to John David William of Trelyck, of two messuages, a curtilage with a garden and 29 1/2 acres of arable land, pasture, moor and mead in Bysshopstowne, i.e. a messuage with 18 1/2 acres of mead, 10 1/2 acres of pasture and 7 acres of arable lands, and [?]other messuage and curtilage and garden and 11 1/2 acres, 5 aces arable, 6 acres in the moor and 1/2 acre of mead late in the tenure of John Hewes, for 99 years, at 20s. per annum - for the first messuage and parcels, 9s. and for the other messuage and parcels 11s. - suit of court to the Bishops' lordship of Lanks, and heriot. With confirmation by Archdeacon and Chapter added at the foot, dated 18 November 1545. (Seals of Bishop and of Chapter).

Release And Quitclaim by Elizabeth vergh Hoell, widow, relict of Thomas ap Yoroth, and Edmund Thomas, his son, to David William of all right in 1 acre of land (as in No. 889).

Grant by Hoell ap Hoell to William ap Hoell his son of three parcels of lands with appurtenances lying together in the lordship of Uske in length between the stream called Olwey on one head and the lands of William Herbert, lord of the said fee, called Mays egna on the other, and in breadth between the close of land of the said William called mays yvelyn on one side and a close called Ton maure on the other, the first being called Mays Eglwys and the second Ynis michell and goergloth wadeth, and the third Mays Kenoll.

Grant from John ap Morice [--] to [--] ap Morice of a burgage [--] in Monmouth in a street called Monewestrete. Stained.

Acknowledgement to Sir Philipp Ieuan, vicar of Llangome, and Kattryne Phelipp from David ap Phelipp Hoell of the parish of Llansoy of the sum of £5. 15. 6. at the court held at Uske after the Feast of St Martin the Bishop and £5. 15. 6. on Sunday next after the Feast of trinity Sunday, as in the awards of four men that is to say Thomas ap Phelip guillim of the parish of Llandenny, John ap Ieuan of the parish of St Michael, Willyam John of the parish of Wolfnewton, Hoell John ap Hoell of the parish of Kilgurro.

Release by John William ap Ieuan and Nicholas William ap Ieuan to William Lewys ap Howell ap Ieuan and Elizabethe vergh Thomas, his wife, of a parcel of land called Cayre Bedowe, in the parish of Llanyssen, in the lordship of Usk, between the lands called Tere vron, Caye newethe, Gwyrlode Sovole kyrghe and Kaye Serthe on all parts.

Copy Court Roll. At Queen's Castle Gate before Thomas David ap Morgan, deputy of Henry, Earl of Worcester, steward. Surrender by John Howell plowman and Edmund Howell of all their customary lands and tenements in Wolffesnewton in the lordship of Uske to the use of David ap Philipp Hoell. Fine for entry 9d., heriot 5s.