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Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied in the Court of Great Sessions of co. Glam. between Lewis Philip Jenkyn, plaintiff, and Thomas Hoell and Margaret, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., one toft, 4 a. of land, and 3 a. of pasture to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. Henry Martyn and Thomas Wiseman, esq's, and William Powell, gent., by virtue of a commission granted by Henry, Earl of Pembroke, for sale of trees and forests growing on his lands in cos Glam. and Mon. 2. Thomas Morgan of Tredegar. Bargain And Sale of trees and all manner of timber growing upon certain parcels of land in the occupation of John Ieuan Griffith adjoining a place called Tarren y govarcheva, p. Bedwelty.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at the Court of Great Sessions of co. Glam. between Thomas Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Lewys, esq., deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged two m's, two gardens, 8 a. of land, 3 a. of meadow, 4 a. of pasture, and 2 a. of wood in Rudry to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at the Court of Great Sessions of co. Glam. between Thomas Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and Henyr Jenkyn and Margaret, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., one curtilage, one bakehouse, one barn, two gardens, 3 a. of land, and 2 a. of wood in Michelstowne y vedowe to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

1. Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. 2. Sir Edward Lewis of the Vann. Deed To Declare The Uses of a fine of a farm and certain parcels of land in p's Colston, Ewenny, Penllyne and Llangann, commonly called Brocastle.

1. Sir William Morgan of Tredeager. 2. Sir Richard ffermor of Somerton, Oxfordshire. Quittance for £200 payable to Mary Morgan by a recognisance dated 12 Feb. 1610.

1. Edward Bagshawe of the Middle Temple, London, esq. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredeager. Release of all claims in consideration of a payment of £200 to Prudence Morgan, wife of the said Edward Bagshawe, and one of the daughters of Dame Bridgett, late wife of Sir William Morgan, on her attaining the age of eighteen years, in accordance with a recognisance dated 12 Feb. 1610. See No. 22/4.

1. Anthony Palmer of Stokedoylie, Northamptonshire, esq., John Breton of Tecon, esq., and Bridgett Morgan, one of the daughters of Dame Bridgett Morgan, late wife of Sir William Morgan of Tredeager. 2. Sir Richard ffermor of Somerton, Oxfordshire. Letters Of Attorney to demand of Sir William Morgan £200 due to the said Bridgett Morgan on her attaining the age of 18 years, in accordance with a recognisance dated 12 Feb. 1610. See No. 22/4.

1. Sir Richard ffermor of Somerton, Oxfordshire. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredeager. Release of all claims in consideration of a payment of £200 to Bridgett Morgan, one of the daughters of Dame Bridgett Morgan, late wife of Sir William Morgan, on her attaining the age of eighteen years, in accordance with a recognisance dated 12 Feb. 1610. See No. 22/4.

1. Edward Carne of Westminster, esq., Sir William Morgan of Tredeger, Sir Thomas Morgan of Ruerperry, and William Price of Britton fferry, esq. 2. Elizabeth Leigh of St Martin's in the Fields, spinster. Bond for the payment of £213.6.8 on 3 Nov. following.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at the Court of Great Sessions for co. Glam. between William Morgan, esq., William Thomas, esq., and Arnold Thomas, gent., plaintiffs, and Henry Edward William, Morgan Thomas and Katherine, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged sixteen m's, eight cottages, eight barns, one mill, ten gardens, ten orchards, 300 a. of land, 100 a. of meadow, 200 a. of pasture, 200 a. of wood, and 200 a. of furze and heath in Michelston y Vedowe to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

Final Concord (2 copies0 in a fine levied at the Court of Great Sessions of Cardiff between Sir Lewis Morgan, William Thomas, esq., and Arnold Thomas, gent., plaintiffs, and William Rees Harry and Anna, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., one bakehouse, one barn, 12 a. of land, 10 a. of meadow, 1 a. of pasture, and 1 a. of furze and heath in Ruddry to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

Letter from Tre. Williams to Sir William Morgan of Treadegar urging him to send £200 and a bond, together with a memorandum for another £100.

Acknowledgement of the indebtedness of Sir Trevor Williams of Langiby Castle, bart, to Sir William Morgan for the sum of £50.

1. John Watkin of Egloisilan, yeoman, and Maud, his wife. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredeger. Grant of the purparties they have in a parcel of land within a close of the said Sir William Morgan called y Coed Ka in the tenure of Thomas David adjacent to the lands of [L]ady Bechiam in co. Mon. or Glam. Latin.

1. Thomas ap Rees Llewelyn ap Morgan of Bedweltie, yeoman. 2. Morgan Thomas ap Rees, his son, and Henry Thomas ap John of Whitchurche, yeoman. Grant to uses specified in the deed of one m. and one tmt containing 48 a. of land called tire Griffithe ap Jevan, and two other closes called Koydcadye and Kay drussiot in p. Bydweltie. Latin.

1. George Kemes of Newport, gent. 2. William Morgan of Machen. Lease for 21 years of capital houses, m's and lands in the town of Newport and p. St Wolos and the manors of Rogerstonne and Sutton in p's St Wolos, Baslege, Riska, and St Brides.

1. Robert Thomas of Marshfield, yeoman, and Alson, his wife. 2. Anna John of Michelston Vedoe. Grant of one m., one barn, one garden, one orchard, and 2 a. of land in Marshfield.