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Presented by F. Vaughan Williams, Beacon Place, Lichfield, 1912.

[See Cardiff Records,Vol. III, pp. 188, 191.]. Referred to as being in the Cardiff Museum, [1901]. (83.383).

1 William Goodgion of Loanvihangell Crewcorney in the dominion of Wales and co. Mon., gent., and Mary, his wife, daughter of Edward (?) Owsley, dec. 2 Robert Palmer of Crewkerne and Thomas Becke of Merriott, both of Somerset, yeomen. Assignment for 80 years or one life, and 21 years after the death of the said Mary Goodgion, of three acres of arable ground in the Westfield of Crewkerne aforesaid. Consideration: £5. Affected by damp. Torn. (83.384).

1 William Dawtrey of More within the parish of Petworthe, Sussex, esq. 2 John Heberden of Wullavington, yeoman. Bargain and Sale of a barn, the well garden with five closes called Comes gate, the hasell furlonge, the blake landes, the Bromeworthe hale and the snapefielde and also a piece of land called the Redens with a meadow thereunto adjoining, all in Graffam, two crofts of land called the grene crofte and the watergate crofe in Graffam aforesaid, a parcel of land called the greatt Cutts, and Redd lande in Burton and Loddesworthe, and a yearly rent of 24s. payable out of lands in Loddesworthe and Burton aforesaid called fyslee and shutwoll, all in Sussex. Consideration: £233.6.8. Heraldic seal. Attached are:. (A). 1572, Nov. 10. 1 William Dawtrey. 2 John Heberden. Bond in 400 marks for the observance of covenants. (B). 1572/3, Feb. 25. 1 William Dawtrey. 2 John Heberden. Quitclaim of all title to the properties specified in No. 4. Latin. (C). 1572, In three weeks from the feast of St. Michael. Final Concord in a fine levied between John Heberden, plaintiff, and William Dawtrey, esq., deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged two barns, one garden, 152 a. of land, and 24s. rent in Graffam, Burton, and Loddesworthe to be the right of the plaintiff. Considerations £80. Latin. R. H. indenture. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

1 Anne Heberden of Graffham, Sussex, widow, late wife and sole executrix of the will of John Heberden late of Graffham aforesaid, yeoman, dec., Thomas Smythe, vicar of Henfeld, and John Colden, farmer of Graffham, two of the overseers named in the said will;. 2 John Wacham otherwise Mylls of Graffham aforesaid, yeoman, and Marye, now his wife. Bargain and Sale of the lands called the Cuttes and Redlandes in p's Lodesworth and Burton, [Sussex]. Consideration: £70. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

1 William Dawtrey. 2 John Heberden. Bargain and Sale, with livery of seisin of the properties specified in No. 4; and Letters of Attorney to Robert Cowper and John Wacom to deliver seisin. Consideration: £233.6.8. Latin. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

1 Stanislaues Bowes of London, gent., son and heir of Robert Bowes of the parish of Tillington, Sussex, gent., dec.;. 2 Nicholas Suckett of Midhurst in the said county, saddler. Bargain and Sale, with livery of seisin, of the properties specified in No. 8. Consideration: £50. (A). 18 April 1660. Letters of Attorney fom Stanislaues Bowes of p. St. Giles in the fields, Middlesex, gent., to John Tourner of Eastbourne, Sussex, gent., to deliver seisin. Signature mutilated. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

Exemplification of a final concord in a fine levied between John Eignon, plaintiff, and Thomas ap Ievan Jenkyn and Joan, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowleged two m's, etc., and 142 a. of land in Penbryn, co. Card., to be the right of the plaintiff. Seal (damaged). 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Griffith Thomas Rees, yeoman, plaintiff, and Evan Thomas, gent., and Ellen his wife, and John Evan, gent., deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged two m's, three cottages, etc., and 143 a. of land in Pembrin, co. Card., to be the right of the plaintiff. Consideration: £120. Latin. L. H. indenture. Indistinct. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

Fragments of household accounts. One item reads 'Chaise to Brombill 15/-' and another, under October 1798, 'Mourning for my Son 67/-.'.

1 Henry Booker of Midhurst, Sussex, blacksmith. 2 Robert Bowes of the parish of Tillington, gent. Grant of a m., with the gateroom and garden thereunto adjoining called Drewes in Midhurst aforesaid; and Covenant for the further assurance of the same. Consideration: £60. [Other names mentioned: Ivyes garden, Morriscroftes otherwise Josephes Croftes.]. On the dorse is a memorandum of attornment, 20 Oct. 1631, from Peter Bettesworth, tenant to part of the m. and garden within granted, to the within-named Robert Bowes. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

1 Thomas D'd ap Thomas;. 2 Philip ap John ap Ph'e, Rees Vaughan ap Rees Howel ap Thomas ap Gruffith. Grant of lands and tmt's within lp Maghen in p. Bedwelte. Witnesses: Morgan John, esq., then seneschal of Maghen, Philip ap G'llm ap D'd.....Glm, David ap Ievan ap Jankyn, Thomas ap D'd Vaughan ap D'd ap Ievan ap Meuryk. Given at Bedwelte. Copy by Nicholas Hastyng, notary. Latin. Presented by E. Doran Webb, 1902. With the document are four letters to T. H. Thomas, 1902, from E. D. W[ebb], John Stuart Corbett (2), and John Hobson Matthews. (04.412 Or 02.138).

1 The Right Honourable Anthony Lord Viscount Montague. 2 John Newman of Lodsworth, Sussex, husbandman. Lease for 21 years of a m. called Hurlands and the parcels of land hereinafter mentioned: the Barn Field, the Mill Field, the little Mead plott, the Hart Field, the round Field, the Ten Acres, the little Shepherds Field, the Great Shepherds Field, the Seven Acres, the Moor Croft, the East Moor the Mead plott in East Mead, the Eight Acres, the Shuttwool Moor, half the meadow called the Mill Mead, and the ground called the Common Ground in the said p. of Lodsworth, Sussex, timber, quarries royalties of hawking hunting, Fishing and fowling excepted. Annual rent: £60. 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

1 The Rev. Martin Joseph Routh, doctor in divinity, president of the college of Saint Mary Magdalene in the University of Oxford, and the scholars of the said college;. 2 Elizabeth Grubb of the parish of Saint Peters le Bailey in the city of Oxford, widow. Lease for 40 years, in consideration of the surrender of a lease dated 6 Dec. 1792 granted to William Grubb, dec., of a plot of ground whereon a house and certain buildings are now erected in p. Saint Peters le Bailey in the said city of Oxford against the church. Annual rent: 30s., being the old rent of the premises. Seal (damaged). 'Donor H. Jenkins Davies.'.

Damaged. Accompanying the document is a transcript. (94.555).

Quietus from Res ap Thomas, knight, to John Moris, collector of the rents and profits of the said Res ap Thomas for the King in man's Burwike, Hengoed, Llannedy, Llannon and Llannelthly within Carnm' than in respect of a debt of £104.0.9. Latin. (95. 208).

Commentary on the Psalms, fragment, [1300]; deeds relating to lands in Losdworth, Sussex, 1572-1806; miscellaneous documents relating to land and manors in Wales, 1496-1667; assessment of ship money for Dinas Powis, Glamorgan, [1635]; household accounts (unidentified), 1799-1800, and letter from Henry Addington, Viscount Sidmouth, to Viscount Sydney, 1821.