Dangos 2013 canlyniad

Letter from the Privy Council, Whitehall, to the High Sheriff of co. Pembroke giving further instructions concerning the writ for the provision of one ship for the defence of the realm and the assesments in the corporate towns and the rest of the county for that purpose.

1. Sir Erasmus Phillipps of Picton, bart;. 2. Mardocheus Gybbon of the parish of Usmeston. Lease for 41 years of two messuages or tenements. Rent: £11, three couple of hens, one day's harrowing, two days reaping or 8d. in lieu thereof annually. Heriot. To grind at Picton Mill.

1. George Michell of Haverfordwest, merchant and Alice his wife;. 2. Jenkyn David of the same, merchant. Grant in consideration of 24 webs of woollen cloth of 1.2 acres of land, 1/2 acre of arable land and a hill called le Reckhill and a piece of meadow in Casefild and Cromewill Mede near the town of Haverfordwest in the parish of St. Martin. Rent: 12s. 8d. annually to John Wogan of Buttonhill, esq. Witnesses: Hugh Bernard, Balthassar Hore, William Button, Walter Johns, Lewis Sutton, Richard Howell Edmond Harris. Latin. See also document 127 below.

1. Thomas Gylyot of Symeston, gent.;. 2. John. Voyle of Haverfordwest, gent. Grant in consideration of £18 of two messuages and lands in West Pelcam and Estpelcam in the parish of Camros in the occupation of William Garratt. Letters of attorney to Thomas Harryes of Symeston, gent., and David Voyle of Haverfordwest, sherman. Witnesses: Thomas Harrys, Moris Canon, Thomas ap Bowen, Owen ap Rees of Ruthergh, Hugh ? Bering, Lewis Shuttun. Latin.

1. David Webb of Haverfordwest, weaver;. 2. Maurice Canon otherwise Canynges of the same. Grant in consideration of £20 of a messuage and nine acres of land in the vill and fields of Tallagharne, co. Carmarthen. Place-names: le Forlonge waye, Athanshill, St. Cleres. Witnesses: William Kettell, John ? Skynner, John Yevans, John Birren.

Bill Of Complaint (in the council in the Marches of Wales) of Charles Bowen of Trefloyne, co. Pembroke, esq., against Thomas Taylor of Tenby, butcher, concerning the rent of and damage to premises in Tenby leased to defendant, with the latter's answer (end wanting).

Pedigree of the Phillips of Picton family with emblazoned coats of arms, showing the descendants of John Phillipps, esq., and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Griffith of Penrhyn, knight., to the generation of Sir Richard Phillipps, [2nd bart.], and connections with the Flecher, Bithel and Perrot families.

1. Ievan Phillippe Gwrwared of Vaynor in the parish of Llawhaden; yeoman;. 2. John Stanley of Newton, gent., and James Phillips of Pentybarch, gent., Richard Williams of Haverfordwest, gent., and Roger Marichurch of Llawhaden, gent. Enfeoffment of three messuages in le Vaynor in the parish of Llawhaden to the use of the said Ievan Phillips during his life and then to the use of John Ievan Phillipp his son and heir and Margaret Morgan reputed daughter of John Morgan, knight, and after their decease to the use of the heirs of John ap Ievan Phillip by Margaret Morgan. Witnesses: John Ievan of Llanykeven, Owen Gwlachmey of the same, William Rowe of Cardigan. David ap Ievan of the same, David Griffith of Vaynor. Latin.

Writ out of the Great Sessions for co. Pembroke for levying a fine between Thomas Canon, esq., plaintiff, and William Morgan, knight, Sibill his wife, John Morgan, esq. son and heir apparent of the said William Morgan, and Robert Phillipps, gent., deforciants, of the manor of Bigelly and 30 messuages, lands, etc., in Bigelly. Williamston Elnor, and Thomas Chappell otherwise Saint Thomas Chappeul and the advowson of the church of Bigelly.