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Subject: A discussion on reputed obstructions placed on certain public footpaths in the parish of Llantilo Pertholey, co. Monmouth.

Subject: Enquiries relating to the family of Powell of Moor Park, co. Monmouth.

Subject: Inquiry about a letter from Henry V to his General on the eve of the battle of Grosmont, fought against Owen Glyndwr.

1. John Panncofote lord of Crugh in the parish of Lanellthy;. 2. Howell ap Gorekene. Grant of a messuage in the manor of Crugh in the parish of Lanellthy in the waste land of Blayncludagh and lying from Rede Ederwen on the river called Llecha as far as Aber rewtroyn and from thence to ederwen geiw, derewen gam and ederewen gwale as far as meyn pige, and from mayn pige to Rede egweire on the llecha and thence to Rederwen. Witnesses: Ieuan ap Grono ap D'd, Ieuan Vachan ap Ieuan ap Gwillim, Walter ap hugh Vachan, Ll' ap Gwillim ap Rosser (?), and Ieuan ap Ll'n ap Ithel. Latin.

1. Howell ap Gwilym ap Howell ap Jankyn;. 2. Jankyn ap Ph' ap Howell ap Jankyn. Grant of a tenement with lands lying near Gwayn Coite in the parish of Llanfoiste in the manor of Bergevenny, extending in length from the water called Avon to the mountain and in breadth from the land of Jacob Lawre to the land called Caye ir Garthes. Witnesses: George Herbert, esq., steward of the manor of Bergevenny, Morgan ap Thomas ap Ll'n Vichan, David ap Howell ap Muric, Howell ap Ieuan Vichan and David ap Ieuan Howell. Latin.

1. Thomas ap Gwatkyn ap Ieuan Lloyd;. 2. Ll' ap Richard and Margaret verch Howell, his wife. Grant of lands (including one parcel of marshland) late in the occupation of Gwilym ap Howell ap Jankyn at Blaen Avonn in the parish of Llanfayst in the manor of Bergevenny, extending in length from the land of Jenkyn ap Ieuan ap Hoell, and the land of the late John Ll'n ap Ph' and in breadth from the lands of the late David Vaghan [and] D'd Ieuan ap Lloyd to the river called Avonn; and the aforesaid piece of marshland lies between the waste land and the land called Tere y Coitye and extends from the land called Gwerne Orney (?) to the afore mentioned Tere y Coytie. Witnesses: William Herbert, esq., steward of Bergevenny, John Herbert, Roger ap Ph' ap Ieuan, bailiff, Adam Here, David ap John, Ho' ap Madok, Thomas ap Jenkyn ap Glm, Thomas ap Jenkyn ap G'lum (sic) and William Mathew ap Jenkyn. Latin.

Translation 19th cent.

1. James Connter (?) of Moncketowne, near Burgevenny, co. Monmouth, gent.;. 2. Morgan Lloyd, clerk, rector of the parish of Llanwenarthe, co. Monmouth. Release of lands in the parishes of Llandilowe and Llanwenarthe, co. Monmouth.

1. Katerine vergh Llewelin, widow, and Richard ap Rees, husbandman, both of Llanellie, co. Brecon;. 2. Richard Vaughan the younger, of Crickhowel, co. Brecon, gent. Bargain And Sale of lands in Llanellie, co. Brecon.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Owen Rogers and Edmund Jones, plaintiffs, and John David Lewis and Johana, his wife, and Morgan John, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged lands in Langattock juxta Uske, Trevethin and Lanfoist, [co. Monmouth] to be the right plaintiffs. Latin. Transcript.

Transcript in the autograph of Sir J.A. Bradney, with a covering note dated 21 May 1908.

1. Henry James of Lanwenarth, co. Monmouth, yeoman;. 2. William Jenkin of Lanwenarth, co. Monmouth, gent. Bond for the observance of covenants. Torn.

Extracts from the wills of Anthony Bonner and John Bonner (28 July 1665) relating to a rent charge issuing out of a parcel of land called Kae vonwent in Lanwenarth, co. Monmouth, to be distributed among the poor of the parishes of Llanwenarth and Aberystuth, co. Monmouth.

1. David Phillip of the parish of Partrissa, co. Brecon, gent., and Johana, his wife;. 2. Lodwic Morgan and Gwenllian, his wife, in the parish of Comyoy, co. Hereford. Grant of Y Skybor Vach, with three parcels of land known as Gwaelod Watkin ap Owen, Y Cae noydd and y tree Kyver all in the parish of Partrissoe, co. Brecon, lying between the land of John Edwards, gent., and the river called Groyney Vawre otherwise the land of the aforesaid David Phillip called y Cae Mawre and Cae glan y dwre and the highway leading from Pont diskibb to y groes Newith, also two other parcels of land called yr Erow Yssa and yr Erow genell in the parish of Partrissa, co. Brecon. Latin.

A Short Narrative of the discovery of a College of Jesuits at a place called The Combe, in the county of Hereford, together with an account of the knavery of Father Lewis, the pretended Bishop of Llandaff. Typescript copy.

1. Robert Rogers, ironmonger, and Joan his wife;. 2. Henry Robins, ironmonger, and Elianor, his wife, all of Abergavenny, co. Monmouth. Release of a messuage and lands adjoining the lords common called forest moyle at Blanawe in the parish of Llantillio Pertholey, co. Monmouth.