Dangos 20102 canlyniad

1. John Hoskin of Lanthewy Rethergh, yeoman, Watkin John Hoskin of Lanthewy Rethergh, his son, David John Hoskin of Llanthewy aforesaid, yeoman, John Watkin Thomas of Langattocke iuxta Uske, yeoman, and William John Watkin, his son. 2. William James. Bond to execute an estate in a chamber and bakehouse with the lands belonging, two closes of land, one of which contains 10 a. and adjoins the said chamber, and the other of 4 a. called Caye disyparke, which is part of a meadow called Gurlod Eva and werne, all in p. Lanthewy Rethergh.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between Roger Watkins, plaintiff, and William Pyner, gent., and Gartrude, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged 22 a. of meadow and 3 a. of pasture in Magor to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. James Hughes of Gelly, Lanvetherine, gent. 2. Daniell Kerry of Middle Temple, London, esq. Lease for a year (so that a release may be made) of parcels of land in Lanvetherine called Ennysur Gardier, wirlod ur Gardier, and the Gardier.

1. Jacob Jones of the town of Newport, mercer. 2. George Jones of Little Salisbury, co. Mon., gent. Bargain And Sale of one cottage where John Ball lately lived, with one barn and 'tay' house all under one roof and one garden belonging, p. Bishton.

Receipts And Papers concerning the payment of the sum of £4,000 to John Butcher on account of the mortgage of his estates.

1. John Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 2. Thomas Edmunds of St Woollos, yeoman. Lease for 99 years or three lives of a m. and lands in St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals.

1. The Governor and Company of the New River brought from Chadwel and Amwel to London. 2. Sir Thomas Clarke. Lease for 7 years of a water course.

1. The Governor and Company of the New River brought from Chadwel and Amwel to London. 2. Sir Thomas Clarke. Lease for 7 years of a water course.

1. The Governor and the Company of the New River brought from Chadwel and Amwel to London. 2. Sir Thomas Clarke. Lease for 7 years of a water course.

1. The Governor and the Company of the New River brought from Chadwel and Amwel to London. 2. Sir Thomas Clarke. Lease for 7 years of a water course.

1. John Morgan of Rueperra, esq. 2. William Keen of Lansore in Lanhenock, tanner, and Mary Keen, his daughter, an infant. Lease for 99 years or the life of the said Mary Keen of a m. and three closes called Gwayn y Derwen, Gwayne y Badell, and porrug or croft, p. Langattock.

1. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 2. Henry Cheney of Bassalleg, yeoman. Lease (counterpart) for 99 years or three lives of a m. and nine closes of land in St Woollos.

1. Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. 2. John Bradley of Hentlys, yeoman. Lease for 99 years or 3 lives of a m. and lands in p. Hentlys and the manor of Machen, but reserving timber and minerals.

1. James Pratt of Newport, gent. 2. Richard Davies of Machen. Lease for a year (so that a release may be made) of several m's called coed bychan ycha and coed bychan yssa in Coychurch.

1. Charles Phillips of Gellybear, gent., Receiver under the High Court of Chancery of the settled and unsettled real estate of Wm Morgan of Tredegar, on behalf of the said William Morgan. 2. George Kemeys of Newport, gent. Lease (Counterpart) for 99 years, if the said William should so long live, of two pieces of land called Kaya Mane Hier in St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals.

1. Hon. William Morgan of Tredegar, farmer. 2. Thomas Turbill of St Woollos, farmer. Lease (Counterpart) for 21 years of two m's and lands in the manor of Ebboth alias Greenfield and p. St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals.

1. Thomas Bryan, agent to William Morgan, esq. 2. Edmond Lewis of Marshfield. Agreement to lease for 3 years the m's and lands held by Charles Jones, gent., in p. St Woollos (excepting the 12 a. rented out by him to Rowland William and William John Morgan, and the several pieces of land called Caerpill and the Garreg vawr), but reserving timber and minerals.

1. Hon. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 2. William Kemeys of Newport, gent. Lease (Counterpart) for 21 years of the pieces of land called Kaya Man Hier in St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals.

1. Hon. Thomas Morgan of Ruperra, esq. 2. Ann Charles, widow, and John Charles, her son, both of St Woollos. Memorandum Of An Agreement to let for 21 years, if the said Ann and John should so long live, the m. called Maesglace farm in St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals.

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