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Certified Copy of a record (heading as in No. 1292). Presentment by a jury that Thomas Lawrens of Llanehangell torremonyth, yeoman, on 6 August, 15 Elizabeth (sic) [1572] broke the close of John Thomas at Llanehangell, entered and depastured, etc. Certified by John Waters, Clerk of the Peace.

Draft Deed by Water Davyd Apowell, clerk, executor of the will of Davyd Phylipp Powell late of Llansoy, gent., deceased, to William Powell of Llansoy, gent., son and heir of Davuyd Phylip Powell, of all messuages, etc., late of Davy Phylyp Powell.

Grant by Walter Harrye and Ellenor vergh John, his wife, of the parish of Llanishen to George Harrye of the parish of Llanllowell, gent., of a messuage, etc., with appurtenances in the parish of Llanishen, with release and quitclaim of the same premises.

Bond by Walter Harrye of the parish of Llanishen, gent., to George Harrys in £100, for the performance of covenants in a bargain and sale of even date.

Bond by Walter Harrye of the parish of Llanissen, gent., to Geroge Harrye in £100 to make a good estate in all his lands, tenements, etc., in the parish of Llanisshen.

Bond by Jenkin Ieuan of Llangoven, tailor, Philipp Ieuan of Llangoven, husbandman, to William Powell of Llansoy, gent., in £100 to give good estate in all those messuagesm etc., of Jenkin in the parishes of Llannyssen and Llangoven now in the tenure of Jennett Harry, widow, mother of Jenkin wherein she has an estate for life.

Grant by William Morgan of Lanternam, esq., and John Morys of Uske, gent., to William John Morys, of the parish of Llangebo, gent., and David John Morys of the parish of Llangebo, gent., sons of the said John, of 4 acres of land with appurtenances, in parishes of Llangome, Llanyssen and Wolphesnewton, of which 1 acre lies in Llangome and late was in the tenure of William Thomas and after of Walter Williams, late parcel of the land to maintain a light in the church of Llangom; another acre lying in Llanyssen late in the tenure of David Phelip Powell, late deceased, and late parcel of lands to maintain a lamp in the church of Lannyssen; another acre lying in Wolphesnewton in a place there called Comysgor late in the tenure of William Philip late to maintain an obit and other services in the church of Wolphesnewton: another acre lying in Wolphesnewton late in the tenure of Margaret verche William and William Rosser and late parcel of land given by Grono Merick to say prayers for his soul in le bedroll; which 4 acres William Morgan and John Morys late purchased, by letters patent 30 July 5 Elizabeth (1563). Appointment of Henry Thomas ap Gwillim and Thomas Morgan as attorneys, to deliver seisin.

Grant by John Philippe Harry of Newchurche, yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife, and John ap John, his son and heir, to John ap John Lewys of Newchurche, of half an acre of land in the parish of Newchurche between the land of William Powell, gent., the water course running to the stream called Nant a vedowe, and the land of James Philpot, the way leading from the house of the said James to Allt a Geygge Wrane and the land of John John Lewys on all sides.

Final Concord, Common Pleas. Thomas Lewys, complainant, and Saunder Thomas and Elizabeth his wife, and John William John, deforciants, of two messuages, etc., in Wolphesnewton, Kylgurrocke and Newchurche.

Lease by Waltre David Powell, parson of the parish church of Gwernestnie, clerk, to William Prichard of Biston, husbandman, of a cottage and garden containing 1/2 acre of land in Biston, lying between the lands of William Morgan, kt., the lands of Morgan Roberte and the way leading from Lanmartin to le Greene more, for 21 years. Rent: 4s. per annum.

Lease by William Powell of the parish of Llansoye, esq., to George Williams of the parish of Diginistowe, gent., of a messuage or tenement with buildings and lands, etc., belonging, in the parish of Diginistowe, which George Williams late has of demise of David Phillip Powell, father of William Powell, with another close of land and pasture called Kay Kethin in the same parish, which close David Philip Howell late had and purchased from John ap John otherwise Taylour of Diginistowe, for 21 years at £4. 11. 8. per annum.

585. 1875. Assignment of premises at the Strand, Swansea.