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Memorandum of the grant by the Commissioners of the Revenue of the Rt Hon. Phillip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, to Evan Lewis of p. St Woollowes, co. Mon., husbandman, Joane, his wife, and Mary, their daughter, of a lease for their three lives of a cottage, with its appurtenances, in Dyffren, co. Mon., near the river Ebboth, at an annual rent of 4s. The consideration money is 20s.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. Morgan Thomas of p. Malpas, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on the lives of the lessee and two others named, in consideration of £12, of two parcels of land containing three a. in p. Malpas called Kae yr Colly and gwaine y colly, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £2, a couple of fat capons, one man's work for one day at harvest-time, and two bushels of oats annually, a heriot when due, and suit of mill. Boundary mentioned: Brook called loghen.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. David Morgan of p. Maughen, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on the lives of the lessee's daughter and two grandchildren named, in consideration of £5, of a m., curtilage, garden, and parcels of land containing six Welsh a. in p. Maughen, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: 20s., a couple of capons, one man's work for one day at harvest-time, and two bushels of oats annually, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. Barbara Rees of p. Maughen, co. Mon., spinster. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on the lives of the lessee and two others named, in consideration of £15.10s., of a house, curtilage, garden, and two parcels of land containing two Welsh a. in p. Maughen, as defined, excepting timbe and mineral rights. Rent: 19s., a couple of fat capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due. Faded.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. William Morgan of Llangibby, co. Mon., gent. Lease for twenty-one years of a dwelling-house, barn, etc. and three parcels of land containing ten a. in p. Michellstowne-y-Veddow, co. Mon., as defined, called Penn-y-toyne, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £7 annually, a couple of fat capons, one man's labour for one day at harvest-time, two bushels of oats called stake by Newport measure, and 20s. as a heriot when due, with covenant also to perform suit of mill.

1 William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. William Lewis of Bedwellty, co. Mon., gent., and Anne and Blanch, his daughters. Lease for three lives, in consideration of £25, of a m., barn, etc. and diverse parcels of lands containing twenty Welsh a. in p. Bedwellty, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £4, a couple of capons, one man's work for one day at harvest-time, and four bushels of oats annually, and a heriot when due.

1. George Rumsey, rector of Maughen, co. Mon. 2. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. Lease for twenty-one years of the tithes of corn and grain, pulse and hay, and all manner of predial tithes growing upon the lessee's demesne lands in p. Maughen. Rent: £10 annually.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. 2. Richard David of p. Maughen, co. Mon., yeoman, Margrett, his wife, and Rowland, their son. Lease for three lives, in consideration of £20, of a m., barn, garden, and several parcels of land containing sixteen Welsh a. in p. Maughen, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £6, a couple of fat capons, one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due, also a stake of oats by Newport measure annually. Counterpart.

1. Morgan Thomas of Henllis, co. Mon., yeoman. 2. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., esq. Assignment, in consideration of £10, of a lease of a water-grist mill, with its appurtenances, with a barn, kiln, a mansion-house, a curtilage called yr ardd gwarch, and seven a. and a half of land in p. Henllis called cae nessa yr heole, y cae kennol, caye cochon, and yr Erruw vach.

1. William Morgan of Tredeager, co. Mon., esq. 2. Thomas David of p. Bassaleg, co. Mon., tailor. Lease for twenty-one years of a m., barn, three gardens, and six parcels of land containing six Welsh a. in p. Bassaleg, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £3 and a couple of capons annually, and 10s. for a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1. James David of Bassalegg, co. Mon., yeoman. 2. William Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., esq. Bond in £40 for the observance of covenants specified in a lease of a mansion-house, etc. in p. Bassalegg, etc. (see No. 87/276) dated May 8 1671.

1. Rowland Morgan of Bassalegg, co. Mon., gent. 2. Morgan Rosser of Bassalegg, husbandman. Lease for twenty-one years from 1669/70, Feb. 2, of a m., barn, etc. and nine a. of land, of which the m., barn, etc. and six a. of land called tire y fynnon vront lie, as defined, in p. Bassalegg, another parcel, containing two a., called Cae Marle lies, as defined, in p. Bassalegg, and another parcel, containing one a., lies, as defined, in p. Bassalegg; excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £5.10s., a couple of hens, one man's work for one day at harvest-time, and 10s. as a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1. Edward Lewis of the Vann, co. Glam., esq. 2. Anthonie Mathew of Whitechurch, co. Glam., gent. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on the lives of John, William, and Harrie Mathew, sons of the lessee, in consideration of £15 and the surrender of a former lease, of a m. and diverse parcels of land containing twenty-six a. in p. Whitechurch. Rent: 37.10s., a couple of capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, suit of mill, and a heriot when due. Counterpart. Torn.

1. Edward Lewis of the Vann, co. Glam., esq. 2. Anthonie Mathew of Whitechurch, co. Glam., gent. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on the lives of John, William, and Harrie Mathew, sons of the lessee, in consideration of £10 and the surrender of a former lease, of a m. containing a dwelling-house, barn, etc. and twenty-four a. of land, whereof one close is called Dwi Erw y tye Mane, another containing five a. is called Y Cae Gwine, another Y Taire Erw, another containing three a. is called Y Ton Gwine, another containing five a. is called Y Cae Bannal, another containing three a. is called Y Cae Bir, another containing one a. is called Y Graige, and another containing three quarters of an a. is called Y Waine Vach; all in p. Whitechurch. Rent: £5, a couple of capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and 40s. as a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1. Edward Lewis of the Vann, co. Glam., esq. 2. Morgan Gibbon of Lanvihangell Rogiat, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on three lives named, in consideration of £8, of a m., garden, and six a. and three r. of land, of which four a. are called the staires and one a. is called the Conie-Hole acre; also three a. of land called the Vrandles; all in p. and lordship of Lanvihangell Rogiat. Rent: 44s. annually, suit of court, and 5s. as a heriot when due. Counterpart. Torn.

1. William Morgan of Tredegir, co. Mon., [esq.]. 2. William Edmond of p. Basselegge, co. Mon., yeoman, Mary, his wife, and Mary, his daughter. Lease for three lives, in consideration of £20, [of a m.] and a parcel of lands thereto adjoining called Waine Vaur, containing four and a half a. of Welsh measure, in p. Basselegge, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: 40s., a couple of fat capons, one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and 30 [s. as a heriot when due]. Portion cut off.

Torn.

1. John Phillipps of Greenwich, Kent, mariner. 2. John Morgan of London, merchant. Bill Of Sale of a fourth part of the ship 'Guift' (endorsed 'Guift Pinke', now 'Dolphin Pinke') of London. (Master: Peter Parsons, mariner.).

1. William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. 2. John Nicholl of p. Marchfield, co. Mon., yeoman, Anne, his wife, and Margrett, their daughter. Lease for three lives of two m's, a barn, etc., with several parcels, containing twelve and a half a., in p. Marchfield in three parcels, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £7, a couple of fat capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due.