Dangos 938 canlyniad

1. Richard Jenkyn ap Rawlfe of Lantrissent, yeoman, and Morgan Jenkyn ap Rawlfe of the same, yeoman;. 2. Thomas ap Ievan of Eglows Illan, yeoman;. Bond for the further assurance of a messuage and eight acres of meadowe called Gwayne y lloyne cronne in the parish of Lantrissent.

1. William ap Rees Myricke of Saint Nicholas, gent.;. 2. John Jenkin ap Richard of Lantrissent, yeoman. Grant of a tenement called Tyre Ievan ap Myricke in the parishes of Pendoylon and Lantrissent. Letters of attorney to Jenkin Richard Thomas of Pendoylon. Witnesses: William Morgan, Morgan Thomas, John ap Ryse, Ievan Hopkin. Witnesses to livery and seisin: Myricke Llewelyn, Thomas Richard Howell, Jenkin Richard Lewis.

1. Hugh David of Lantrissent, cordwainer. 2. Thomas Herbert of the same, clerk. Grant of a messuage and garden in the parish of Lantrissent where the said Hugh David now dwells lying between the highway leading from le Grene near the cemetery to the mansion house of James ap Robert on the east part, the common on the south part, the cemetery on the west part and the lands of Thomas Howell Iayne goch on the north part. Witnesses: Trehearn Llewelyn, John ap Rinallt, Griffith Llewelyn, David Emunt, and Emunt ap Ievan Lloyd, William Herbert. Latin.

1. Jenkin Turbervill' of Penlline, esq.;. 2. Thomas ap Ievan Mawre of Coychurche, yeoman. Grant of a messuage and 21 acres of land in the parish of Coytchyrch in a place called Y Vellin Willt, two closes next to the said messuage now in the occupation of Anna Morgan, widow, called Cae glase and Caerllwyven, closes called Caer Odyn, Caer quarell, Caer glaese, Caer Vron, a parcel of pasture or island called Yr Ynis lying below the river of Ogor and one parcel adjoining the pond of the mill called Y vellin Wyllt.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Morgan Traherne, gent., demandant, and David Thomas, tenant, of a messuage and lands in Coytchurche. Vouchees: (1) Jenkin Ievan (2) Edward Jenkes. Latin.

1. Thomas Howell Jayne Goch of Lantrissent, yeoman;. 2. David Henry and Thomas his son of Lantrissent, yeoman. Grant of a garden in the parish of Lantrissent between the way leading from le Greene near the cemetery to the mansion house late of James ap Robert on the east part, the house of the said David Harry on the south part, the cemetery on the west part, and the house of the grantor on the north part. Witnesses: David Howell, Howell Thomas, Howell John, John Cooper.

1. Henry Thomas Nicholas of Llanridean, gent.;. 2. George Leison of the same, yeoman. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of the close specified in No. 334 dated 26 May 1594.

1. Thomas Rosser;. 2. James Thomas. Bond for the further assurance of the land specified in No. 557 dated 20 Sept. 1595.

1. Mirick of Pendoilon, gent.;. 2. James Thomas of the same, gent. Release of an acre of land at Tayr erow margh in the parish of Pendoilon. Witnesses: Hugh Jones, Jenkin William Gebonn, Thomas John Llewelyn, Phillip John, Gwillim Thomas, John Melin. Latin.

1. James Thomas of Pendoylon, yeoman;. 2. Thomas Richard Thomas of Lantrythed, yeoman. Mortgage for £20. 4s. of three acres of land, viz., two acres in a close called Clawdd coch and one acre in a close called Teyrerrowmeyrch, in the parish of Pedoylon. Witnesses: Myricke Llewelyn, Howell John, Ievan Howell, Griffith Thomas, Ievan Llewelyn.

1. John Thomas;. 2. Henry Thomas. Bond for the further assurance of the premises specified in No. 465.

1. Henry Thomas Nicholas [of Llanridean];. 2. George llyson of the same parish, [yeoman]. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of two acres of land in the parish of Llanrydean amongst the land of the said Harry called Gwern Rydynog Cogh.

1. Thomas Mounsell of the parish of Llanridean, gent., and William Hoskin Thomas of the same, yeoman;. 2. George llison of the same, yeoman. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of a close of arable land called the Linch with a parcel of lands called Tyr yr allt in the parish of Llanrydean at a place called Wenfroode in the tenure of the said George llyson.

1. Thomas Mansell of the parish of Llanrydean, gent.;. 2. George Lyson of the same, yeoman. Mortgage for £10 of three parcels of land, viz., one parcel of meadow being the one half of a meadow called Y wayne hyre (1/2 acre), a parcel of meadow called Gwayne shake voyle, and a close called Perke y Morva. Torn.

1. Harry Prichard of Henstapp in the parish of St Brides upon Eley, gent., and Mary his wife;. 2. Thomas Herbert, vicar of Lantrissent, clerk. Grant in consideration of £120 of four parcels of land in the parishes of Lantrissent and Peeterston upon Eley called Kae Howell vardd adjoining Maes Mester and the brook called Coeslech, Bryn dee adjoining Maes Mester and Bryn Gethyn, Parke bach lying in the moor of Kringell, and another parcel in the moor of Kringell.

1. John Williams of Llangeby, co. Monmouth, gent., and Marie his wife, and Thomas Jones of Llandegveth, clerk, and Elizabeth his wife;. 2. John Bassett otherwise Griffith of the town of Cowbridge, gent. Covenant to levy a fine of messuage and one barn in Cowbridge lying between the house of George Pranche on the east, the town wall on the north, the tenement late of Howell Richard, deceased, now in the tenure of Roger Praulf the elder on the west, and the highway leading from the east gate to the west gate on the south side, and two crofts there, one of which having the place called the Brode Shourd on the west part.

1. Ievan Jenkins of Pendoyloine, gent.;. 2. David Jenkins of Greyes Inn, co. Middlesex, esq. Grant of messuages and lands in the parish of Lantrissent. Faded.

1. William Mathew of Landaff, esq.;. 2. Robert Mathew of Lancarvan, gent. Receipt for £240 in respect of the consideration money specified in No. 534 dated 14 July 1608.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Thomas Bassett, gent., and Maurice William, gent., plaintiffs, and Llewellin William Gibon and Elianor his wife, John Llewellin and Henry John, deforciants, of two messuages and lands in Pendoylon and St Nicholas. Latin.

1. Owen Gwyne of he parish of Ilston, gent.;. 2. George Leyson of the parish of Lanridien, yeoman. Mortgage for £4. 10s. of a messuage and lands in the parish of Lanridien in the tenure of Owen David.