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1 David Probert of p. Boughrood, co. Rad., yeoman. 2 Howell Gwyn of the town of Brecon, gent. Release of a m. and appurtenant land called Ty Maure together with other parcels of land called Y Cae Cenol, Y Maes Dan y dre, Glan y Rhieed, Y Cae Bach, Yr Arddlwyd y Gynnydva, Y Lleyn Bach, Erw Kaechlee, yr Cwm Bach, Llaine y Brin Coch, y Wern Sych, Hyredeer, and Gworlodd y Gweysion in the said p. Boughrood.

1 Thomas ap Jeuan ap Jack Wenlly. 2 His mother, Margarete vz Jeuan ap Hoell Kybor. Quit Claim of lands which Jeuan ap Jack had bought of David ap Ropperte, in p. Eglussilane below Kaegh, within lp Seynghenyth. Latin.

1 Brother Robert, minister of the House of St Radogunda of Thelisford, of 'The Order of the Holy Trinity, and of the Redemption of Captives of the Holy Land who are imprisoned for the faith of Jesus Christ'. 2 Jeuan Melin Lloydd. Admission into the Order and its privileges. Latin.

1 John ap Gwilym Madoc. 2 Richard ap Thomas ap Philippe. Grant of a tenement in Glyntaf, p. Egloisilan, lordship of Seynghenyth below Kayach. Latin.

Press cuttings relating to the recall of the deficient gold coins of Great Britain:. (A) Orders of the Lords of the Treasury to the Receivers of the Government Revenues, 'York Courant', 10 Aug. 1773; (b) Royal proclamation prohibiting the currency of deficient gold coins, dated 24 June 1774; (c) Notice by John Whitehurst that he will open an office in Fleet Street to stamp all weights for weighing gold on the 2nd of January following, dated 17 Dec. 1774, 'The London Gazette', no. 11519; and (d) Royal proclamation calling in all guineas weighing less than 5 dwts 8grs, dated 12 April 1776. For (b) and (d), the name of paper is not given.

1 John Sawnders, of Llangua, co. Mon., gent., and Constancia, his wife. 2 Benedict Hall, of Highmeadowe, Gloucestershire, esq. Conveyance of the m. called Llangua, in p. Llangua, co. Mon.

Exemplification of a recovery whereby John Hall recovered from Edward Burdett eight m's, etc., in Hadnock, Dixton, Monmouth, Lantileo Gressenny, Skenfrith, Grosmont and the rectory of Dixton.

1 Francis Hall of Hadnocke, esq. 2 William Brent of Grayes Inne, Middlesex, esq. Mortgage for £1,500 of the capital m. of Hadnocke Farme, with other m's thereunto belonging.

1 Francis Hall. 2 Sir William Humble of Stratford Langton, Essex, bart. Mortgage By Lease And Release of the Rectory of Dixon, co. Mon.

1 Dame Rebecca Lytton. 2 John Hoskins. 3 Francis Hall. Declaration that 1 should stand interested in Hadnocke Farme and the rectory of Dixon to secure £2,000 a piece to 1 and 2.

1 Francis Hall. 2 John Hoskins. Receipt for £500.

1 Sir William Humble, and Francis Hall. 2 John Howland of Strettam, Surrey, esq. Lease For A Year of the rectory of Dixon.

1 Francis Hall. 2 Thomas Robbins and Thomas Gray. Delivery of possession of mansion called Hadnock and lands in co. Mon. to the use of Elizabeth Howland, administratrix of John Howland, dec.

Two sheets containing statistics of timber cut at Hadnock, Treurgan, Argoed, Doward between 1755 and 1775.

Affidavit of David Evans and David Davies, that the former has never served at sea before the date of the above indenture. With a description of David Evans.

Presented by Thomas Jones, Herne Hill, and late of Ty'n-rhos, Bow Street, in Oct. 1933. Nos 1-4 (account books, 1753-1879) have been transferred to NLW MSS (NLW MSS 4583-4586). A hard copy of the schedule is in NLW, 'Schedule of mss & deeds, miscellaneous', vol. 4.

Particulars of the births and baptisms (and of the deaths of some) of the James family of Tynrhos, 1829-1899.