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Extent of all the Mansell lands in Gower, showing the names of the lordships, parishes, and places; names of the tenants, rents, agistments, and customary dues, etc. Latin.

Grant by Rice Mauncell, gentleman, to John Bassett, William Bassett, and Thomas ap David ap Howell, of his manors of Renrice, Portynon, Nicholaston, Pitton and Wonderwod in Gower, and all his lands therein, in trust for performance of certain agreements between him, the said Rice, and Mathias Cradok, esquire. Signature of the grantor. Seal wanting. Witnesses: David Mauncell, Richard Howell, etc.

Counterpart lease for three lives by Rees Mauncell, esq., to Morgan Baker of Penrise, Annes his wife, and Thomas their son, of two tenements in Penrise called 'The Pyttes', according to the old boundaries, at an annual rent of 3s. and specified services. The tenant to have housebote and heybote and joystement, paying 12d. yearly therefor.

Lease for three lives by Sir Rice Maunxell, Knight, to Philipe Sewarde of the parish of Penrice in the lordship of Gower, Katryne his wife, and his first son born after date of this deed, of two tenements in Penrice in a place called the Pitt, lately in the tenure of Morgan Baker, 'as they stondeth and lyethe ther bi ther olde meris and markes', at a yearly rent 'of xxxjs. with his justementes sterlinges', and 5s. heriot. Signature of 'Res Manxell', and fragment of a seal of arms, a maunch.

Lease for the three lives by Sir Rice Manxell of Margam, kt, to John Clement of Penryse, within the lordship of Gower, Joan his wife, and John their son, of 10 a. arable land, etc., at Parrys wood in Penryse, and 3 a. of the 'Haytes' late held by Jankin Knoylle, successively, at a yearly rent of 19s., with specified services. Signature and monogram of Sir Rice.

Lease for three lives by Sir Rees Maunxell, Knight, to Thomas France of Penrys, in the lordship of Gower, Johan Panyell his wife, and Marget France, their eldest daughter, of a tenement of 14 acres of land, etc., in the west part of Kytyll, and a close called 'the hays', at an annual rent of 29s. and specified services. Signature of Sir Res Manxell, and signet seal: a maunch.

Grant by Sir George Herbert of Swaynsey. co. Glam., kt, to William Benet of Penrees, same co., husbandman, of a m. called Crompes place in p. Penrees. Signature and seal of the grantor.

Counterpart lease by Sir Rice Mansell of Margam, Knight, for three lives to Gryffyth Russell of Oxwiche, in the lordship of Gower, husbandman, Joan Sussex his wife, and John Russell their son, of a tenement late in the hands of Owen, Knayth, with a mansion house, barn, sheep house, and an orchard called the Pyininke lies, and the site and circuit of the same, a close called Plellivell cloes, another called the little parke, in Horton field, and other lands called the myddle parke, the stony way, the gret Kai, the grove land, the yardland by the bene hey, the langland, the goesland, slades hedd, brownes parke, Horton's hill, etc., at a yearly rent of 16s. 10d., 5s. custom, and specified services and minor payments. Small seal, initials R. P.

Bond of Rice John David Morgan of the parish of Swansea, and Morgan John ap Hopkyn of Lansamlet, co. Glam., Gentlemen, to Sir Rece Manxell, kt, in the sum of £40, to secure due Payment of £20 at specified terms. Endorsed: Acquittance for £10 part payment. Signed by Richard John Dd Morgan. Two small seals, red wax.

Precipe of a concord whereby Sir Rice Mansell, alias Manxell, kt, conveys to Sir Anthony Browne, K.G., Viscount Montague [1554-1592], Sir Edward Wynsor, Lord Wynsor, [Windsor, 1558-1575], William Foster, and Leisan Price, the manors of Oxwich, Penrice, Horton, Burrey alias Stembridge, Porteynon, Pytton, Scurlage Castle, and Nicholaston, with messuages and lands in the same, and in Langewyth, Rossilly, Landewy, and Chereton. Latin.

Arbitration award made by Edward Manxell of Margam, co. Glam., esq., in a chancery suit between Jankyn Manxell of Margam, gent., and John Perkyn and Margarett his wife, etc., concerning lands in the fee of Wybly. Signature and seal of arms of Edward Manxell.

Agreement whereby Edward Manxell of Oxwiche, co. Glam., esq., undertakes upon bond in the sum of £500 to pay yearly £24, during her life, to Mary, wife of Henry Fortescue of London, esq., in lieu of rents and revenues of the manor of Penrice, co. Glam., so conveyed and bequeathed to her use by Sir Res Manxell, kt, deceased, father of the said Edward. Signatures of Henrie Fortescue and Mary Sarrett. Witnesses endorsed : Thomas Clarke, John Hurrell, William Boyton.

Power of attorney by Griffin ap Owen of the parish of Oxwich, co. Glam., gentleman, and a very large number of other persons, of various places in Gower, to Thomas Powell of Llangonnoyd, same co., to represent them in respect of their several lands, etc., in the manors and lordships of Oxwich, Penrice, Porteynon, Horton', and Nicholaston, in the lordship of Gower. Latin. One hundred and thirty seven small seals, chiefly rough stamps, have been attached to this deed. About nine are missing.

Exemplification of a fine whereby Edward Manxell, esq., recovers m's and lands in Oxwiche, against John Howell the elder, Johanna his wife, and others. Latin. Judicial seal of Elizabeth for cos. Brec., Rad., and Glam. Green wax, chipped.

Lease by Edward Mansell of Oxenwiche, co. Glam., esq., to Griffith Hoskyn of Oxenwiche, husbandman, Margaret Gosse, his wife, and Johan, their daughter, of a tenement sometime in the hands of Thomas Benet 9 a. arable, etc. in the lordship of Oxenwiche, for three lives successively, at the yearly rent of 11s. 6d., with specified conditions and services with power of attorney, the said Philip Bowen to deliver seisin. Signature of the lessor. Fine large seal of arms, red wax.

Extract from the third book of the entries of Schedules of Liveries in the Exchequer on the side of the Remembrancer of the Treasury. The valor or extent of the yearly value of all and singular the lordships, manors, lands, etc., late belonging to Sir George Herbert, kt, deceased, which descended to William Herbert,esq., kinsman of Matthew Herbert, son and heir of the said George; which George died 2 Sept., 12 Eliz., etc., according to an inquisition taken in co. Glam., 12 January, 14 Elizabeth [, 1572]. Glamorgan. A messuage or mansion house called 'La newe place', in Swansea, with lands, etc., within the lordship of Gower and Kylvay, held of the Lord of Gower and Kylvay as of his lordship of Kylvay, by fealty, etc. Clear yearly value, £10. Latin.

Lease by Sir Edward Mansell of Oxenwych, kt, to Thomas Curteis of Penryce, of lands in Penryce, for three lives successively, at a yearly rent of 13s. 8d. and specified services. Signature of Sir Edward Mansell. Fragment of the seal of arms, red wax. Endorsed with memorandum of a grant of the premises to Thomas Curteis and two others, for lives, rent 14s., fine £25. 25 Nov.1629.

Bond by Henry Mayo of Penris, co. Glam., yeoman, and Richard Patricke of Llandewy, same co., yeoman, to Leisan Price, esq., in one hundred marks. The condition is that the said Harry Mayo, who is about to marry Elizabeth Howell of Penris, widow, tenant of a moiety of the tmt called the Sanctuary in Penris, shall not do anything to interfere with the terms of the tenure of the same without permission of the said Leisan. Signatures and seals.

Lease by Sir Edward Mansell, of Oxenwiche, kt, to John Sprotte of Nicholaston, of 12 a.,etc. in the parish and fee of Penrice, for three lives successively, at a yearly rent of 13s. 8d. and specified services. Fragment of a seal. Witnesses : William Flemyng, R. Powell, Th. Cradocke.