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1 Thomas Harry Thomas of p. Bassaleg, co. Mon., yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 2 John Morgan of Newport, gent. Bargain And Sale of a m. in the tenure of Augustine Richard together with a smith's forge and three closes of land called Cae Nant y Feene, Gwerne Nant y Feene and Y Cae Dan y Coed (20 covers' of Welsh measure) in p. Basaleg, co. Mon. Consideration: £79. Endorsed:A Release of Augustine Richards house now in the tenure of Lewis Turberville...'.

1 Henry Heaton of Denbigh, gent. 2 William Birchinsha of Arlloid, co. Denb., gent. Bargain And Sale of a m. which 1 lately inhabited, with buildings and land (6a.) belonging to it, [ ] in the occupation of John Tuder through a demise by 1, a cottage and two gardens or orchards (with a corn mill nearby), all in t. Galltfaenan, [p. Trefnant], co. Denb. Consideration: £24. Endorsed: Attornment of John Tudder to 2. Latin. Affected by damp, fragile.

1 Edward Thomas of Bedwes, yeoman. 2 Thomas Harry Thomas of Bassalegg, co. Mon., yeoman. Bargain And Sale of a m., two houses, bakehouse, cowhouse, barn, smith's forge, 18½ a. Welsh measure of land and 9a. English measure called Cae Coch (8 cyvers') and parcels of land called Cae yr Odin (7kyvers'), Cae yr Lan (8 cyvers'), Cae Dan yr Ardd (5cyvers'), Cae Tri Hir (10 cyvers'), Cae Gorrin (9cyvers'), Cae Banalog (7 cyvers'), Cae Dan y Coed (7cyvers'), Ye Wern (6 cyvers'), Cae Nant y Ffeen (7cyvers'), Y Wain Dan y Ty (3½a.) and Y Wain Vain (5½a.), all in p. Basaleg, bounded by the highway leading from Basaleg to Machen on most parts and sides (further boundaries given). Consideration: £30. Recites no. 6 and that since part of the mortgage specified in no. 6 had not been repaid the premises were forfeited to 1.

1 Thomas Harry Thomas of p. Bassalegg, co. Mon., yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 2 John Morgan of Newport, gent. Bargain And Sale of a parcel of land called Cae yr Lan Ty Hunt ir Coed (6 `covers') in p. Basaleg, co. Mon. Consideration: £14.

1 Robert ap Thomas ap David of Dudleston, Shropshire, gent., and Jane his wife. 2 Richard Lloyd of Hardwicke, Shropshire, gent. Bargain And Sale of a water corn mill, a cottage where John ap Ieuan lives and a close of land called Erow Tudder extending between the river Dee and the lands late of John Wynne ap Sir Mathewe and between the lands of John Wynne ap Sir Mathewe and land late of John Wynne ap David, in Dynenlley [p. Rhiwabon], co. Denb., and a way from the highway leading from Oswestre to Rhid Henforth through the land of 1 in Sodhill, Shropshire, called Coyd Sodill and Y Thole to the said mill, with covenant to levy a fine of the premises. Consideration: £80.

1 Edward Vaughan of Treelydan, co. Mont., gent. 2 Thomas ap David ap William of Dydlyston, Shropshire, yeoman. Bargain And Sale of a water mill, a close of land adjoining called Erw Tudder and a sufficient way for horse and man to go to the said mill from the way leading from Ruabon towards Erbystok, 'unto the said mylne', t. Denn'lle [p. Ruabon], co. Denb., lately occupied by John Wyn ap Sir Mathew. 2 to pay to the Queen the rents and services due and accustomed. Endorsed: livery of seisin. Seal (broken).

1 Edward ap Hughe of Towin, Abergeley, co. Denb., gent., and Katterin Edwardes, his sole daughter and inheretrix. 2 Morice Jones of Towin aforesaid. Bargain And Sale of all right, title or interest in a pool, pond or dam called Llynn y Brodir lying in the river of Cloyd between t. Towyn, p. Abergele, co. Denb. and Towin yr Hill [p. ?] co. Flint, and all fords on both ends and liberty to take fish in the said pool. Consideration: £4. Annual rent: 8d to the King. Endorsed: `248'.

1. Rees Lewis of Llanfallteg, co. Carm., yeoman
2. Howell Rees, son and heir of 1, of the same place, yeoman
   Bargain and sale with enfeoffment of two messuages called Plase Pen y Lan and Plase Glan Rhyd Dol Hescogge, p. Llanfallteg, co. Carm., with covenant to levy a fine
   Consideration: £25

1 David Rees of Llanwrda, co. Carm., gent. 2 John Lewis William of Llanwrda, brother and heir of William Lewis William. Bargain And Sale Of The Equity Of Redemption of a m. called Tir Kilvach y Blauett, otherwise Tir Kilvach y Blawd, and a parcel of land called Rhandir y Maen Lloyd alias Tyr y Mynydd, p. Llanwrda, co. Carm. Consideration: £25. Recites a mortgage of 24 Sept. 1656 (nos 341-2).

1 John Price of p. Maesmynys, co. Brec., gent. 2 Richard Prytherch the elder of the town and p. of Llanvair in Builth, gent., and Richard Prytherch the younger, his son. Bargain And Sale Of The Equity Of Redemption of called Tir Cwm Ynthe Ycha with a meadow and wood called Gwayn Wallter Goch and the moiety of a m. called Tir John Petty, alias Cwm Ynthe Issa, (details of accomodation and field names given), all in p. Llanddewi'r-cwm, co. Brec. Consideration: £135. Recites no. 171 and a fine levied to 1. Seal. Endorsed: Livery of seisin and a memorandum, dated 28 Nov. 1682, that the deed was exhibited at the execution of a commission from the Chancery of the Great Sessions between Roger Prosser (plaintiff) and Richard Prytherch (defendant).

1 Thomas Vaughan of Pembrea, co, Carm., esq. 2 Walter Hurdeman of the city of Hereford, gent. Bargain And Sale of the manor of Lleghgridd, p's. Llannellwell [Llanelwedd] and Diserth and the manor of Garregge in p's. Betws [Diserth] and Glasgwm, all in co. Rad., now belonging to 1 and late of Charles Vaughan of Wimborne Mynster, co. Dorset, esq., together with a Covenant To Levy A Fine by 1 and Katherine his wife on the said manors. Consideration: £700. Endorsed: Note of enrolment at the Great Sessions at Presteigne, 14 Oct. 1577.

1 Gerrard Eyton of Eyton, co. Denb., esq. 2 Cornelius Manley of St Assaph, co. Flint, gent. Bargain And Sale of the tithes of corn, grain and hay in t. Denynlley, p. Ruabon, co. Denb., to be held of Edward, Lord Wotton of Marleigh. Recites a bargain and sale of the said tithes, dated 30 Nov 1614, by the said Lord Wotton to 1. Consideration: £160. Seal (armorial).

1 Sir William Lewis of Borden, co. Hants., bart. 2 John David of the town of Brecknock, gent. Bargain And Sale of two burgages in High Streete Inferior, t. Brecknock [Brecon], extending in length from the said street to a street called Cantrecelley Warde and in breadth from the town hall, alias the shire hall to the burgage of Edward Wynter esq., called The Crowne (occupants named) with Power Of Attorney to Thomas Lewis of Llangors, esq., brother of 1, to deliver seisin. Consideration: £100. Endorsed: Livery of seisin, 26 Jan. 1648/9, and memorandum of an agreement that if any further conveyance or assurance be demanded relating to the contents of the deed, 1 and his heirs are not to travel from their dwelling houses more than ten miles at the furthest or thereabouts.

1 Thomas Harry Thomas of p. Bassaleg, co. Mon., yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 2 John Morgan of Newport, gent. Bargain And Sale of two closes of land called Cae Try Hire and Cae yr Goroin (19 `covers'), p. Basaleg (boundaries given). Consideration: £53.

1 John Corfield of p. Berriw, co. Mont., yeoman, and Abigail his wife. 2 Evan Woosnam of p. Llanidloes, co. Mont., cowper [cooper]. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment (and deed declaring the uses of a fine) of a m. or burgage called Franckwell in the occupation of Richard Brunt, in t. Kilmacher [Cilmachallt], p. Llanidloes, together with a third part of a m. or burgage in the occupation of [Tho]mas Morgan, in Long Bridge Street at the end of the Long Bridge, and a m. or burgage in the occupation of Griffith Owen, also in Long Bridge Street at the end of the Long Bridge, in Llanidloes. Consideration: £55. Endorsed: livery of seisin. Seals.

1 Oliver ap David ap M'redith of Trevlegh [Treflach], co. Salop, yeoman, Jonett vch Ellis, his now wife, Daniell ap William of the same place, yeoman, and Katherin vch David, his wife. 2 Moris ap John of Havodgynvor, co. Denb., yeoman. Bargain and Sale with feoffment of 2 parcels of land called Bryn Onnen and Gwern y Vedw in Rhiwlas, [p. Llansilin], co. Denb. (boundaries described). Consideration: £26. Endorsed: Livery of seisin. Seals in cloth bags.

1 Elinor Charles of the town of Brecon, widow of Phillip Charles, late of Brecon, butcher, lately dec. 2 Solomon Charles of Brecon, butcher, and Mary his wife. 3 John Davies of Brecon, gent. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a house and garden lying within the walls of the town of Brecon in a street or ward called Cantercelley Warde, late in the possession of Christian Webb, widow, dec., now in the possession of 1, together with a Covenant To Levy A Fine by 1 and 2. Consideration: £25. Seals. Endorsed: Livery of seisin, 20 April 1693.

1 Richard Ingram of Glynhaveren, co. Mont., gent. 2 Evan David of the town of Llanidloes, co. Mont., yeoman. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a house or burgage called Ffranckewell, formerly in the occupation of Rowland ap John, dec., in t. Kilmachar [Cilmachallt], p. Llanidloes. Consideration: £15. Endorsed: livery of seisin.

1 George Manley, the elder, of Lach in the co. of the city of Chester, esq. 2 Francis Manley of Erbistock, co. Denb., gent. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a m. called The Farme in the possession of Elizabeth and Katherine Manley, spinsters, three water corn mills called Dynhynlley Milnes, with the fishings and weares thereunto belonging, and a parcel of land whereupon the said mills are situated called Erw Dudyr, all in t. Dynhynlley [p. Ruabon], co. Denb.; a m. called Tir y Coed in Dynhynlley and/or Fabrorum Christionyth, a tmt in the possession of Ann Phillips, a tmt in the possession of Thomas ap Shone, a tmt called The Skythre, a tmt in the possession of Thomas Nathaniell and parcels of land (field names given) all in Dynhynlley and Fabrorum Christionyth, t. Ruabon, in lp Bromfield and Yale, co. Denb., together with all houses, seats in the parish church of Ruabon, etc. Consideration: £400. Recites that in the Court of Chancery on 19 Nov 1652 in a cause between 2, complainant, and George Manley the younger, defendant, it was ordered that the premises, which were formerly purchased in fee farm by George Manley the elder should be conveyed to 2 upon satisfaction given to George Manley the elder for his disbursements for the debts of Francis Manley's father and for the purchase of the fee farm of the premises. 2 Seals (paper wrapped).

1 Ann Lloyd, widow, relict of George Lloyd late of Wrexham, co. Denb., yeoman. 2 Thomas Kynaston of Penley, [p. Ellesmere], co. Flint [later becoming part of co. Salop], gent. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a m. near the beast market in Wrexham, co. Denb., late in the occupation of William Clerke, gent., and now in the possession of Thomas Meredith, brother and tenant at will of 1, with adjoining kiln and three sollars [i.e., store rooms, often on a upper floor] now in the tenure of William Tilsley, one bay of buildings in the possession of William Harden, tenant at will of 1, a stable and barn in the possession of 1, a garden, also two parcels of land (1½ a.) in Bryngwyon, Wrexham, near the aforesaid m., of which one parcel is in the occupation of John Pulford, gent., tenant at will of 1, and the other is in the occupation of 1. Consideration: £95. Recites a grant in fee farm dated 9 Oct. 1627 by Sir John Walter, kt, Chief Baron of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, Sir James Fullerton, kt, one of the gentlemen of His Majesty's Bedchamber and Sir Thomas Trevor, kt, one of the barons of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer to several other parties, one of whom was George Lloyd, dec., late husband of 1; that George Lloyd was already in possession of the said premises, and for the easing of the charge of fee farm, he and the other parties mutually agreed to purchase, upon trust that they should afterwards release to each other their lands and tmts; a release of 1 Aug. 1628 by the other parties to G. L.; the will of G. L. dated 1651, devising all the premises to his wife, A. L., for life with remainder to his nephew, Edward Crompton; that E.C. died without issue, so inheritance descended to William Crompton, his eldest brother; a release of 24 Dec. 1660 by W. C. and Barbara, his wife, to A. L. Endorsed: livery of seisin and memorandum that the annual chief rent was to be 5 groats. Donated by Emyr Williams of Wrexham in Dec. 1946.