Dangos 20102 canlyniad

1. Charles Williams of Landerval, p. Lanvihangel Lanternam, gent. 2. Charles Morgan of Tredegar, esq. Declaration Of A Trust on a house in Risca and lands called y Wayn wrth y Tuy, Cae yr Bydy, Cae yr Skybor, Cae yr prenteag, coed Cae, Cae yr bonte, Ynnis y Velin, Cae ych law yr Tuy, y Graig vawr, y Vannallog vawr, Tyr y Signe, y Wayne wrth Tuy James Lewis, Cae Mellionen, Tir Kiffe, Ynnis Coed bach, y Wern vach over the Brooke, Wayne Kennol alias Wayne y Trefoyle, Cae Gwynn, Kae yr Wayne y Trefoyle, Cae Gwynn, Kae yr Dairy, Kae yr ffald, and Erw virr; also a hopyard late in the possession of John ap John, weaver, and a little orchard planted in a place where there was formerly a brake, all of which are situated in p's Risca, Machen, and Bassalleg, also a piece of wharf ground known as the Great Wharf in St Woollos, but reserving timber and minerals, all to the benefit of the daughters of Charles Phillips after the payment of the reserved rent.

1. John Morgan of Therrow, esq. 2. John Thomas of Boughrood, innkeeper. Lease for 21 years of a m. called John Thomas's farm in Llyswen, but reserving timber and minerals.

Case (copy) submitted by Charles Van the younger, a trustee of the estate of Thomas Clyfford the elder of Newport, requesting guidance on the delivery of the estate.

Letters concerning the mortgage on the Tredegar estates from John Hanbury, Messrs Coutts & Co., London, George Burley, and Messrs Wadeson and Hardy to Sir Charles Morgan. With drafts of replies.

1. Rev. Benjamin Jones of Gwernesney. 2. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, bart. Lease for 21 years of a m. and lands called Park Farm in Bassaleg, but reserving timber and minerals.

Letter from F. Justice to [Sir Charles Morgan?] concerning a dinner to Mr Bailey, junr, at the King's Head, a proposed loan by the Court of Sewers, and miscellaneous matters.

Letter from Freeman H. Bishop, curate of Hentland, to Sir Charles Morgan, bart, requesting support for a scheme to establish an annual subscription to supply coal to the poor.

1. Lewis William Proger of Lantilio Gressenny, gent., William Proger, his son and heir, Gwenllian vergh Morys of Lantilio Gressenny, widow. 2. Thomas Hughes, gent. Bond to pass an estate in six parcels of land called nante ynon, p. Skenfreth.

1. Lewis Proger of Lantilio Grosseny, gent., William Proger, gent., his son and heir apparent. 2. Sir William Morgan. Bond to make an estate in fee simple in six closes of land called nante ynon in Skenfereth.

Exemplification of a recovery (with double voucher) whereby Henry Prichard, gent., recovered from Herbert James one m. and two a. of wood in Christchurch. Tenant to the precipe: Thomas Harries. Latin.

1. Mawrick Morgan of Lanederne, yeoman. 2. Edward Lewis, gent., and John Morgan Harry. Grant to uses specified in the deed of a m. and lands in Lanederne. Latin.

1. Miles Morgan of Gwerna Clappa, co. Mon., esq. 2. Margarett, Elizabeth, and Arabella Pretty, daughters of William Pretty of Gwerna Clappa. Bond for the payment of £600 before the ensuing 20 Sept.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between Richard Hart, plaintiff, and George Hart and Anna, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged two m's, four barns, a hundred a. of land, and a hundred a. of pasture in Machen to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between William Price, gent., plaintiff, and John Price, esq., and Hesther, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged three m's, 100 a. of land, 30 a. of meadow, and 40 a. of pasture in Nash to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. Mary Price of Hogsden, Middlesex, widow, executrix of John Price the elder of East Barnett, esq., Mary and Grace Price, spinsters, daughters of the said John Price. 2. John Price the younger of the Inner Temple, esq., eldest son of the said John Price the elder. 3. Edward Peck of the Inner Temple, esq., and Martin Bowes of the Middle Temple, esq. 4. William Price of London, gent., Richard Langford of the Middle Temple, London, gent., and John Jacob of Barling Hall St, London, gent. Assignment of the residue of a term of 40 years in the m's and lands late belonging to John Price the elder [in Nash] in co. Mon. which were bequeathed by him in trust for his heirs by a will dated 3 July 1688.

Case for counsel's opinion concerning the legality of the conveyance dated 20 June 1702 from William Lewis and Martha, his wife, Herbert Lewis, their eldest son, and Margarett Lewis, widow, to ffream Morgan, butcher, and Elianor, his wife, of a m. and lands in Christchurch, co. Mon.

1. William Keene the elder of Caerlion, tanner, and Mary, his wife. 2. Roger Keene of Whitston, gent., and Robert Richards of Wicke, yeoman. Lease for a year (so that a Release may be made) of a moiety of a m. called Lansore house in Lanhenock, a bakehouse, 'killhouse', backside, two barns, two gardens and two orchards containing 4 a., a parcel of meadow ground called Gwayne pont ap Ivor in Langattock iuxta Caerlion, two parcels of arable land called yr Allwys and Tyr y ffron Ycha, also in Langattock aforesaid, a parcel of meadow land called Ynis wen in Lanhenock, and parcels of meadow called Gweinith Bach and Ynis Gwenllian in Langattock iuxta Caerlion, all of which were formerly in the possession of Trevor Meyrick and afterwards in the possession of Elizabeth Keene, spinster.