Dangos 1596 canlyniad

Exemplification of a recovery at the Great Sessions for co. Mont. wherein Richard Tayler recovered from Daniel Vivers a m. and garden and 90 a. of land in Penckyn Vechan, otherwise Penrhyn Vechan, and Rheteskin. Latin.

Indenture, being a lease for six months from Mathew Powell, late of Maesmawre in p. Llandynam, co. Mont., gent., and Morgan Powell, late of Maesmawre aforesaid, gent., to George Ellice of Gweneryn in p. Llandynam, gent., of the house wherein Morris Edwards dwells called Y ty yn llyn y yaire and a parcel of meadow land containing eight days' math of hay called Gwireglodd Gwenllyan, also eight a. of land called Y vron Lloyd, sixteen a. called Llyn y yaire, five a. called Cae Lloyd, five a. called Cae vredige issa, and four a. called Cay yr kyll, all in the t. of Gweneryn. Witnesses: Edward Mathewes; Wm Morgan; Rich. Lloyd; Richard Powell; Rees Williams; Richard Ellis; Richard Tudge; Lewis Jones; John Ellis.

Indenture, whereby Daniell Edwards of Llansanffraid, co. Mont., gent., Elizabeth, his wife, Edward Evance of Oswestrie, Shropshire, gent., and Elinor, his wife (in consideration of the marriage already solemnized between the said Edward Evance and Elinor, his wife, and of £180 paid by the said Daniell Edwards as a portion for the said Elinor), grant to Roger Evance of Trevelech, Shropshire, esq., and Richard Evance of Oswestrie aforesaid, mercer, the capital m. and lands called Y plas wherein the said Daniell Edwards dwells, situate in the t's of Llansanffraid and Melyniog Vechan, co. Mont., a m. and lands called Tythin pen y garreg in Llansanffraid in the tenure of Mary Jones, widow, a m. and lands in Llansanffraid in the tenure of Thomas Jones, a m. and lands in Melyniog Vechan late in the tenure of Morgan Vaughan, all lands in the t. of Trevonnen, Shropshire in the tenure of Troileus Jones, and a m. and lands in Trevonnen aforesaid in the tenure of Edward ap Thomas, on trust, as to four m's, &c. in Llansanffraid and Melyniog Vechan, for the said Daniell Edwards and Elizabeth, his wife, for their lives, with remainder to the said trustees for three years, to raise £100 for John Evance (younger son of the said Edward and Elinor), with remainder to the said Edward Evance and Elinor, his wife, for their lives; and on trust (as to the property in Trevonnen) for the said Edward and Elinor Evance for their lives; and, subject to the foregoing provisions, the whole of the settled property is to be held by the said trustees for six years to raise £100 for John Evance and Jane Evance (younger children of the said Edward and Elinor Evance) and thereafter on trust for Edward Evance (eldest son of the said Edward and Elinor Evance), with remainder to his issue, with similar remainders in succession to John Evance (second son of the said Edward and Elinor Evance) and his younger brothers, with remainder to his eldest sister, Jane Evance, with remainders over.

Witnesses: Maurice Davies; Roger Evance, junior; Richard Parry; Griffith Owen; Edward Williams.

Bond, in the penalty of £40, from William Pryce of Drevor, co. Mont., gent., to Richard Jones of Keven-y-mynich, co. Mont., gent., for the observance of covenants contained in an indenture dated 30 Sept. 1665 made between the said William Pryce and Mary, his wife, of the one part, and the said Richard Jones, of the other part. Witnesses: Rich. Payne, clerk; Hop. Evans; Edw. Whittingham; Edw. Pryce; John Vaughan; John Evans; Michaell Gethinge; Richard Owen; John Jones.

Final Concord in a fine in the Great Sessions for co. Mont., wherein Richard Herbert, esq., was plaintiff and Mathew Evans, Mary, his wife, and Evan Mathew were defendants, in respect of two m's and 300 a. of land in Kevenymynyth. Latin.

Release from William Howell of Newtowne co. Mont., butcher, to Charles Lloyd of Newtowne, mercer, of a parcel of land containing one and a half day's math called Dolegron situate in p. Llanllochiarne, co. Mont. and adjoining the highway leading from Newtowne to p. Aberhavesp and containing in length 60 yards in a meadow of Mathew Price, kt and bart., called Dolegron and 40 yards in breadth. Consideration: £6. Witnesses: John Evance, clerk; Richard Owens; Lewis Mathew; Robert Thomas.

Release by William Arthur of Brinllowarch, co. Mont., gent., to Gabriel Jones of p. Llandinam, co. Mont., clerk, of a m., &c. called Tythyn yn y creigvrin in p. Llandinam aforesaid. Consideration: 5s. Witnesses: John Pryce; Tho. Pryce; Rees Jones; John Jones.

Indenture, being a mortgage for £100 from Evan Mathews of Keven y Mynich in p. Kerry, co. Mont., gent., to Richard Herbert of Cwmyddalva, co. Mont., esq., of a parcel of pasture and woodland called Llwin Meirick, a parcel called Llwin errw yr boydy, a parcel of meadow called Errw yr boydy, a parcel of pasture called Caer-du, a parcel of meadow called Weirglodd issa, a parcel of pasture called Errw ponog, and a parcel of meadow called Weirglodd ganol lying between the lands of said Evan Mathews and Thomas Evans in the t's of Brinllowarch and Kevenymynech in said p. Kerry. Witnesses: R. Stedman; Robert Jones; Evan Mathewe; Evan Jones.

Indenture, whereby (after reciting that John Read of p. Llandynam, co. Mont., gent., and Robert Davies of Maesmawr, co. Mont., gent., had procured from the Bishop of Bangor liberty to erect a pew, measuring 6 ft in length and 4 ft in breadth, in a vacant place within the chancel of the p. church of Llandynam aforesaid, and that it had been agreed that the said John Read should enjoy 41/2 feet of the said pew in length and 4 feet in breadth and that the said Robeit Davies should enjoy 11/2 feet in length and 4 feet in breadth of the said pew, to be separated from the portion of John Read by a wainscott or other partition) the said Robert Davies, in obedience to a decree made by the King's Council in the Marches of Wales at Ludlow on 1 July 1687, grants to the said Robert Read all the share of the said Robert Davies in the said erected pew. Consideration: The cost of obtaining the citation and license for erecting the pew, the amount being left blank. [This deed is not witnessed, and apparently was never executed.].

Indenture, whereby (after reciting that David Powell of Maesmawr, co. Mont., since dec., George Hodson, gent., and Mary, his wife, by indentures dated 28 April 1681, conveyed to John Read of Llandinnam, co. Mont., gent., three m's called Tythyn culledon, Moyoth dee, and Y ty yn utra in the respective tenures of Hugh John, Aleth Morris, and Thomas Morris and situate in the t. of Dythyenith, co. Mont.) the said Edward Powell confirms the grant of the said property to the said John Read. Witnesses: Arthur Tonge; Edw. Tonge; T. Donne.

Bill In Chancery (addressed to the Rt Hon. William Cooper, esq., lord keeper of the Great Seal of England) of Sir Edward Leighton of Wattlesbury, Shropshire, bart, who complains that his father, Robert Leighton, of Wattlesbury aforesaid, esq., dec., on 29 Aug. 1684, advanced to Peter Young of Hurdley, co. Mont., yeoman, £150 on a mortgage of 2 m's of the said Peter Young in Hurdley and Simond Castle, co. Mont.; that the said Peter Young, on 15 Sept. 1688, granted to the said Robert Leighton the equity of redemption in the said property for £170; that, on the death of the said Robert Leighton, the said property descended to his son, Sir Edward Leighton, the orator; that, through an omission on the part of the conveyancer, one cottage in Hurdley or Simond Castle was not inserted in the said deed, and the said Peter Young has served orator's tenant with a declaration of ejectment. Orator therefore prays for discovery.

Order by the Master of the Rolls in the suit of Arthur Weaver, esq., plaintiff, v. John Purcell, defendant (in respect of a distraint by the plaintiff for rent due and a horse seized for a heriot), that £19, deposited by the defendant with the sheriff to indemnify one Cope and others, the plaintiff's agents, should remain in the sheriff's hands until the amount ordered be settled.

Indenture, being a mortgage by way of release for £150 from Edward Leighton of Wattlesborrough, Shropshire, esq., to Thomas Lyster of the town and co. of Salop [Shropshire], esq., of two m's and lands in Hurdley and Symons Castle in the man. of Halcester, co. Mont. and in the tenures of the said Edward Leighton and ---- Sukar. Witnesses: John Bent; A. Reynolds; Robert Roberts.

Lease For Six Months from Edward Leighton of Wattlesborough, Shropshire, esq., to Thomas Biggs of Salop, draper, of two m's in Hurdley and Simons Castle within the man. of Halceter, co. Mont., now in the tenure of the said Edward Leighton and heretofore of Peter Yong. Witnesses: J. Reynolds; Richaxd Wilson; Humphrey Shirwynn (?).

Indenture, being an assignment from Katherine Pyzany of Coventry, widow, to John Read of Shrewsbury, gent., of all rent and arrears of rent due to her from her tenants Richard Wilson, Humfry Proudley, Morris Davies, Lewis Jones, Margarett Davies, Oliver Jones, Edward Owen, William Lees, Richard David, Gyles German, Edward Place, and Edward Turner on the feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin then next ensuing. Witnesses: Poyntz Porter; Jonah Crymes; Tho. Murcott; Tho. Cookes, junior.

Indenture, being a grant from John Griffith of Melyniog ffechan, co. Mont., gent., to his brother, Griffith Griffith, citizen and tallow chandler of London, of the fee simple of a m. and lands in Melyniog Fechan aforesaid in the tenure of David Griffiths and closes of land there called Cae wrthy ty, otherwise Erw fawr, Cae Yerwerth, Gweirglodd, Cae Yerwerth, Cae newydd yn y maes, and Y close bach, otherwise Yr erw fach. Consideration: Natural affection. Witnesses: George Pulston; Tho. Williams; John Dean.

Indenture, being a lease for six months from Roger Davies, vicar of p. Stanes, Middlesex, clerk, Lilly, his wife, and his mother, Anne Lloyd, widow, to Oliver Piers of Poole, co. Mont., gent., of two parcels of land containing six a. called Y kae kam and Erowe yr stair in the t's of Welch Towne and Gyngroge Vechan, co. Mont. Witnesses: Jo. Lloyd; Jo. Griffith; R. Lathropp; Edward Lloyd, clerk; Tho. Jenkins; William Reignolds; Joseph Price.

Probate Of The Will of Henry Williams of Usk, co. Mon., gent. Real property comprised the m. occupied by himself, a house lately purchased of one George Morgan situate in the town of Uske in a street there called Porth Carne Street, two parcels of land in Glasgoed called Cairbrin, several cottages in Lanell, Pont Moyle, Glasgoed, and Lanbadock holden by him from The Rt Hon. the Earl of Pembroke. Bequests include sixpence towards the reparation of the Cathedral Church of Llandaff and one shilling to the Vicar of Uske and Lanbadocke "for my forgotten and withdrawn tithes". Testator mentions:- My wife, Frances; my sons, John Williams, Henry Williams and Edward Williams; and my brother, Charles Jones. Witnesses: Charles Jones; Joseph Wheeler; John Kinsey.

Indenture, being a mortgage from Joseph Griffithes of Llansanfrayd, co. Mont., gent., to Catherine Jones of Mylyniog Vechan in co. Mont., widow, of parcels of land in Llansanfrayd aforesaid called Erw othiar y ty, Cae yn y maes, and Y Groft in the tenure of the said Joseph Griffiths, on trust for Thomas Griffiths of Llansanfraid aforesaid, yeoman, and Walter Jones of Mylyniog Vechan, to secure the repayment to them of £40. Witnesses: Griffith Griffiths; Thomas Morris; Edward Davies.

Indenture, being a grant from George Ellis of Havataleg in p. Tregynon, co. Mont., gent., and his father, John Ellis of Argoed in p. Llanythelan [Llanwyddelan] in co. Mont., gent., to John Read of Penrhyddlan in p. Llandynam, co. Mont., gent., of the fee simple of a m. and lands in the t. of Gweneryn in said p. Llandynam in the tenure of Elizabeth Persall, widow. Consideration: £95. Witnesses: Thomas Hodson; John Pritchard; John Bembow.