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Authorization (as in no. 1339) to assign the premises comprised in no. 1340 to Miss Mary Thomas, 2 Morlais Street, Dowlais.

Authorization (as in no. 1339) to assign, by way of mortgage, no. 33 Mary Ann Street, Dowlais [p. Merthyr Tydfil] (comprised in a lease, dated 13 Aug. 1878) to Mrs Margaret Roberts, wife of Edward Roberts, esq., solicitor, Dowlais.

Authorization by Daniel Thomas William Davis of Cwm Caerphilly, gent., Margaret Lilian Leigh, wife of the Rev. J. R. Leigh, Yalding Vicarage, Kent, and Mary Ellen Davies, wife of the Rev. T. W. Davies, Caerphilly Rectory, to assign the premises comprised in no. 1337 to Mrs Cecilia Morgans, 2 Morlais Street, Dowlais.

Authorization by Margaret Elizabeth Davies of Bryntirion, p. Merthyr Tydfil, widow, and D. T. W. Davies, gent., to assign nos 36-40 Walter Street, Dowlais [p. Merthyr Tydfil] (comprised in a lease, dated 23 May 1851) to David Brynmor Morgan, 2 Morlais Street, Dowlais.

Award made by Edward a Kenaston, John ap Madoc ap Gruffyth ap Ries, Wonffre Lloyde, Edward ap John ap D'd, Ries ap Ll'n ap D'd ap Eng' and Richard ap John ap M'dyth, arbitrators, to D'd ap Robert for both his father's and mother's lands: a close called Kay Lower, an acre lying in a close called Tiryrheol, an acre lying in a close called Maes y Pentre, a close called Tiryrheoll, all their lands lying within yr Hirdir, a meadow called Gweirglodd Ries, half a close called Kay Poger and the barn lying at The Traene and the close pertaining to it, all John ap Roberts's part of the lands, tmt's and buildings lying in Erbistok, co. Flint, and half the middle mill called Melin Ries ap Ll'n between the said D'd ap Ries his brother, to John ap Robert for both his father's and his mother's lands: all their lands lying in a place called Meissydd Y Gynnell, a close called Kay Meilir Goch and the moor pertaining to it, the lands in Havod Greadoc and Trwyn y Swych, their part of a close called Tir Mabe Gwion, the fourth part of a mill called Melin y Ddoll and 3s.4 of annual rent arising from a mill called Melin yr Pyn, to Ries ap Robertt for both his father's and mother's lands: a close called Kay Ries, a close called Y Kay Iysywern, all their lands lying within the moors at The Traian, an acre called Drythenion and two butts lying in a close called Kay yr Ffynnon, to Gwenhwyvar verch Robert and Margred verch Robert: half the middle mill called Melin Ries ap Ll'n for 16 years. 2 Seals.

1 John Wyn ap Sir Mathey of Dynunlley, co. Denb., gent., William ap John Wyn and James ap John Wyn, his sons. 2 Thomas ap David ap William of Dudlyston, Shropshire, yeoman. Award made by John Trevor Vychan, esq., Edward Vaughan and John Wyn ap David, gentlemen, arbitrators in a dispute between 1 and 2 who have bound themselves to abide by the award in the sum of 100 marks. 2 shall have a sufficient way to his mill in Dynunlley [p. Rhiwabon], co. Denb., through the Queen's lands now in the tenure of 1. 1 shall have free liberty to pass along the said way to the river Dee, through the river and along the lands of 2 to the highway leading from Ryd Henffordd toward Sodill. 2 shall pass over the river Dee with his boat and land in a creek near [the] said mill at the accustomed landing place during the pleasure of 1. 1 have free liberty at their reasonable request to take the boat of 2 to pass over the said river and so to pass over the lands of 2 on foot to the above mentioned highway. 2 shall pay 1 20s.

1 Sir Mathe, parson of Erbistog. 2 Wnffrey Llwyd, Gruff' ap Jankyne Mortyne and Gwenllian verch D'd ap Ieuan ap Ho'l. Award made in a dispute between 1 and his part takers and 2 and their part takers by Robert Wyn, D'd ap John ap D'd and Mad' ap John ap Jankyne, arbitrators on behalf of 1, and Elys of Kynaston, Thomas Deka and Edward ap John ap D'd, arbitrators on behalf of 2. Awarded that 1 shall have three parcels of land lying within Maese y Llane [p. Erbistock] of the lands of the above mentioned Gwenllian during his life in exchange for the lands which lie in Preys [p. Erbistock?] which 1 challenges for the church. Also awarded for 'the slandyrs that Sir Mathe for certen artykylles' that Wnffrey Llwyd and Gruff' shall make good upon a book that they spoke it not first, that Gruff' ap Jankyn shall pay 2s.8 for his 'liberall tethengs' to 1 or else on the high altar of Erbistog church, that 1 shall make good on a book that he brought not Thomas ap Mad' ap Ieuan Decka to Sherosbry 'affore the counsell thr'wghe wales and compas to hys enemys and sheode hyme to hys enemys', that 1 'came note purposly wt mene betwix erbistog and peneponte owrtyn for to nodyr bete nor slayne Wnfrey llwyd nor Tomas ap Mad' hys fadyr In lawe', nor shall 1 claim a seat of the said Gwenllian in Erbistog church, that the said Gwenllian shall have the occupation of two headlands in the 'lachyrende of herdoole' rent free during 1's life, that 1 shall come to the Flynte to release such persons as he has bound to the peace in the causes of Tomas ap Mad', Gwenllian his wife and his children, that the said Gruff', Kateryn and Gwenllian shall come to the Flynte to release 1 and that Wnfrey Gruff', Gwenllian and Kateryn shall come to the Holte and release each other of such bonds as are between them there. 5 Seals (2 broken).

Endorsed: mathematical calculation. Copy.

1 Richard Prytherch of the Inner Temple, London, esq., and Tobias Mathewe of London, gent. 2 Robert Eccleston and Roger Gibbon of London, gent's. Bargain And Sale at the request of John Davies, kt, of lands called 'the little fforrest of Brecknooke' in the lp and co. of Brecon, once belonging to Henry, late prince of Wales, and formerly to Thomas, lord Seymor of Sudely, and Edward, duke of Buckingham, and conveyed to 1 by the king by letters patent of 12 March 1614 [see NLW Carreg-lwyd Deeds and Documents, no. 2414], paying an annual rent of £7 to the Crown. Endorsed as having been enrolled on the dorse of the close rolls, 6 May 1614. Deed purchased from J. L. M. Gulley, Upper Norwood, London, in May 1989.

1. Augustus Brackenbury of the town of Aberystwyth co. Cardigan, gent.;. 2. David James and David Davies both of Pandy, parish of Lledrod, labourers. Bargain And Sale for one year of a parcel of unenclosed land, contain 23 acres 3 roods 18 perches, in the parishes of Llangwyrfon and Lledrod, being part of a certain allotment of commons and waste land marked 'Lot 12' lately purchased by the said Augustus Brackenbury of the commissioners appointed under an Act of Parliament passed in 55 George III entitled 'An Act for inclosing lands in the parish of Gwnnws and the several parishes therein mentioned and in the township of Llanrhystid Mofenidd in the County of Cardigan' bounded on the North by lands lately purchased by the Reverend Daniel Lewis of the said Augustus Brackenbury, on the East by the road leading from Pantybarwn to Blaenpennal, on the South by land belonging to the said Augustus Brackenbury and on the West by land lately purchased by David Daniel of the said Augustus Brackenbury. Deed belonging to D. Morris Jones of Blaenbidog, Llangwyrfon, deposited for photocopying by Dr. Phillips in 1971. Xerox only in NLW.

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).