Dangos 938 canlyniad

1. Gwenllian Howell otherwise John of Coychurch, widow;. 2. Morris David of the same, yeoman, her son and heir. Grant of a messuage and land bounded on one side by the common or down called Minydd y gare, parish of Coychurch, to hold to her for life with remainder to the said Morris David, David John another son of the said Gwenllian, the heirs of the said David and the heirs of the said Gwenllian.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Coytie Wallia recording the surrender by Margarett Thomas otherwise Howell, widow, and others of Tir Ievan ap Jenkine to the use of Rice Hopkins as feoffee of Thomas Southam, and a copy court roll of the same manor recording the surrender by Howell Richard and John Richard, feoffees of Margaret Thomas and others, of the same lands to the same use.

1. Richard David of Lantrissent, gent., and Jenett his wife;. 2. William Bassett of Broviskin, esq., and Christopher Bassett of the same, gent. Mortgage And Counterpart for £70 of a messuage wherein Myles Harrie dwells and lands called Erw (r) groes, Ka (r) fainck otherwise Ka draw otherwise Ka mawre, the Croft, Kae maen lloyd issa and Ynherer y gaib in the parish of Pendoylon, parcel of Tire Evan Gwillim Badam.

1. Richard David and John Richard his son;. 2. William Bassett. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in Nos. 583-4.

1. David Jenkins of Grays Inne, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. Richard John of Wicke in the parish of St Brides Maior, yeoman. Lease And Counterpart for three lives in consideration of £45 of a messuage and lands called Tyr Thomas Goach, Tair erw yr Myrch, Y Clawdd Coach, Y Kae bach and Yr erw drayddlyd in Pendoylon moore in the parish of Pendoylon. Rent: £5, one day's work at harvest, and two crannocks of coal at Hensoll annually. Heriot.

1. Katherin Jenkins of Cowbridge, spinster;. 2. David Jenkins of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., her father. Grant of the property specified in No. 101 dated 15 June 1675.

Final Cocord in a fine levied between David William, plaintiff, and Evan Phillip and others, deforciants, of a messuage and lands in Lantrissent. Latin.

1. Edward Mathew of Aberaman, esq.;. 2. William Bassett of Broviskin, esq. Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. David Jenkins of Grays-Inne, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. Philemon Lloyd of Oystermouth, gent. Lease for 99 years of a messuage and lands called the Easterne Tenement in Paviland in the parish of Penmaine including lands called Furland, Churchland, Foxland, the Caepitt Hill, the Great Hayes, the Little Hayes, Longe Meadow and Clift Lands. Rent: £2, a couple of capons, and a day's work at harvest annually. Heriot.

1. Thomas Evan Llewelin of Laleston, gent., Ann Evan his wife, and Evan Llewelin son and heir apparent of the said Thomas Evan Llewelin;. 2. Sir Edward Mansell of Margam, bart. Grant for £450 of messuages and 46 acres of land in the parish of Saint Androes bought of Edward Arnold, and messuages and lands in Denispowes.

1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Gwenllian Price of the parish of Penmaine, widow. Lease for three lives in consideration of £10 of a messuage or tenement called Heth-hill in the said parish. Rent: 3s. 4d., a couple of capons or 18d in lieu thereof, and one day's work every harvest or 6d., annually. Heriot.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Talavan recording the surrender by David Jenkins, esq., of one mansion house, etc., and lands specified in No. 29 of equal date to the use of John Thomas Phillip and Evan Jenkin as feoffees to the use of Thomas Lyson of Priske and Richard Thomas his heir, rendering to the said David Jenkins £10 yearly during the life of the said Richard Thomas and if the latter should die before Thomas Leyson the latter shall render £15 during his life, one day's work at harvest, two capons, two crannucks of coal delivered to Hensoll and heriots. Latin.

1. Sir Edward Mansell of Margam, bart.;. 2. Joseph Robins of the parish of Lavernock, yeoman. Lease for three lives of a messuage and land at Broade way in Denispowis in the parish of St Andrews. Rent: 7s. 6d., two hens or 1s. 4d. annually. Heriot: 10s.

1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Leoline Jenkins, doctor of civil laws. Lease for 41 years of land called New Mead in the parish of Lanblethian. Rent: £4, a couple of capons, the work of one man for one day in harvest, and two crannocks of coal annually. Heriot: 10s.

1. Phillip, Earl of Pembroke, and William, lord Hebert, his son;. 2. Edward Herbert of Cogan, esq., and William Andrewe of Cogan, gent.;. 3. William Yorke of the Devizes, co. Wilts., esq., John Norden of Badbury, co. Wilts., esq., and Francis Wroughton of Wilcott, co. Wilts, esq. Lease And Release to make a tenant to the precipe for the suffering a recovery to the use of William York, John Norden, and Francis Wroughton of a tenement called Greate downe, Sheepe-Lease, Swinecroft, the Two Butt Closes, the Millway, the Millpound close, The Witherhill, the Castle Ditches, Orchard Close, Crosseland Corner, Greenway Close, Little meade, Toppatyrm, Twoe acres being part of Bovertonffarme, and ten parcels of land called Walston and Claypoole in the parishes of Lantwytt maior and Lanmaes, a tenement of lands called Nethermost Rawling Croft, Palmer poole in Lantwytt maior, a messuage called Ynysawred with lands called Erw coed dwaden, Gelli Llwyne, Caenewydd, Caermarke, Caer odyn, Wayn Llyson, Cae maes y garne, Cae boder, Cae nessayr berllan, Trychmaes, Y garn issa, and one tenement called Hendre viler and Tir Griffith ap Meredyth with 20 acres of mountain land between Caunant and Nant y Cilvain, one tenement called Tir Madocke ap Shenkin and Blaen lloyd in the parish of Cadoxton iuxta Neath, one tenement of lands called Whittcrosse in Lantwytt maior, two tenements called Glyn y bedd in Cadoxton aforesaid, one messuage and lands called Ynysybiban, Cae paethon, Twadon vach, Cae bach, Coed kae r Arlwydd and Ynysvawr in the parish of Cadoxton aforesaid, one tenemtent called Tir Clyn y llyn ycha and issa, Erw wen, Maes y Groes, Cae bryn y sarth ycha, Maes y Glych, y lan issa, Lan ycha, Cae lan y dwr, Perthin and Pwllyddar in Cadoxton aforesaid, one parcel of waste lands called Abertrychwyn and Gwayn y Brynn-mawr, Nant mawr and Ynysdomlyd in Cadoxton aforesaid, and one messuage called Criga and lands called Craig Cae John, Pwllva gyngon, Hir oley, Cae Mallt, Bryn du, and Bryn bach, with a messuage and lands called Vedwhir in Cadoxton aforesaid, two parcels of mountain land called Gwaynlloyd and Bryn y gelynen in Cadoxton, a tenement called Forest Vorgan, Gwern Ievan wann, Bryn y ddaear, and Ynysgoed in Cadoxton and Kilybebyll, a messuage and tenement called Tir segyr ycha in Neath Burrough, a messuage called Castell lloyn otherwise Forest vawr, Forest Llewethan otherwise le Witherside, Forest Goch, Forest vach, and Forest Stocke, two messuages or tenements called Havod wonnog, Bryn Whyth, Clyn y Rigos and Gelli du in Cadoxton, the moiety of one tenement called Melin ynyswerne otherwise Tir llem gos vyr with the fishing of the river Taffe and Ronthey in the parishes of Lanwonno and Lantwytt Vayrdre, a tenement or farm called Forest Allt Griffith in the parishes of Lanblethian, Welsh Saint Donattes and Pendylon, a messuage and lands called Doghill Knowle and Doghill meade and seven acres in a parcel of lands called Whittons in the parish of St Nicholas, lands called Gwenlloyn, Forest Ievan du, Cregydd, Gwayn terr y Cerrigg in Langonyd and Bettus, a messuage, mill and lands in the west part of the mountain called Mynydd y dinas called Penroughloe, Erw llein Taynant, Erw hirion in Clawdd coch, Wayn and Erwvach, Messiat and Hatt marke, Penlloyn Kyrpe otherwise Tyle r vedwen, Tir Craig Corrwcke and hill ground called Mynydd y dinas in the parishes of Aberavan, Baglan and Michaelston super Avan, a tenement called Coedyarll otherwise Earls wood with lands called Morva Gwenith, Tir ball Henry boeth, Morvar Tonninge in Cadoxton aforesaid, the passage over the river Neath at Brittonffery, lands called Clothie Madocke, Stem and Gwayn lloyn pynner, one messuage, etc., called Tir y Twr, and one parcel of waste land called Bwlch y ddoyfynydd and Clawdd bychan in Avans Marsh, lands called Drosgoll goch and Tir Rees Griffith Gethin in the parishes of Cadoxton, Baglan, Aberavan and Michaelston aforesaid, one parcel of mountain called Wayn issa and Forest Pwll du in the parishes of Langonyd and Bettus, one messuage in Highe Streete, one messuage called Ty yn y porth, two mills called Castle mill and Crethans Mill, land at the Gnoll five acres, Cae Porthman, Castle Marsh, Erw Presland, part of the fishing of Neath river, one tucking mill and land in the manor, borough and parish of Neath, lands called Dwarchen vawr, Cae Tuckennydd, Harley, Gwayn yarll, Gwayn newydd, Tir Hopkin Catchpoll, Tir Ivor ddu, Gwayn y dyffryn, Erw-wenn and Tonn Traws in the parish of Neath and Lantwytt iuxta Neath, one parcel of rough and waste ground called Forest y Keven, one tenement called Tirmabllyske, one messuage with land called Tir Perells, one grist mill and fulling mill called Melin Aberdyleys, a water grist mill called Creynants mill, one tenement called Penwen loyd in Cadoxton, the island of Barry in the parish of Sully, four parcels of land called Corrockes kinde close, Smallwaye and one parcel in Kindeclose in Lanmaes, messuages and lands in the parishes of Lanmaes and Eglwysbrwys, a house in Cowbridge, a messuage and lands called Mynydd y Radyr and lands called Cae wrth y ty ar y mynydd, Caer graig, Caer Cerrig and Waterellissa in the parish of Radyr. 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1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., and Edmond Gamage of Newcastle, esq.;. 2. Sir Edward Mansell of Margam, bart. Grant in consideration of £3822. 10s. of the manors of Lanridian otherwise Langwire, Webly otherwise Wibly, and Raynaldston, with messuages, lands, etc. in the parishes or townships of Rossilly, Lanridian, Landemore, Bishopston, Cheriton, Loughor, Wibly and Reynoldston.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Clunne recording the surrender by David Jenkins, esq., of 80 acres of land at Lantwitt Vairdre and a tenement in Lantrissent called Cae Evan Bach, containing 10 acres to the use of John Robert, and the admission of the latter to the lands, as feoffee in trust to the use of David Jenkins aforesaid.